MUST-KNOW Phrases for Life Events (Wedding, Funeral, New Year...)

7:31 "HAPPY NEW YEAR" in Japanese
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[@ryuzakisimms1019]

みさ先生ありがとうございます。素晴らしい滞在。おはよう

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

Sign up for free on italki! Web go.italki.com/jpwithmisa2022 App italki.app.link/misa2022 0:23 Congratulations! 6:14 Good luck with your job search! 7:33 New Year & New Year's Eve phrases 11:52 osewani... 16:54 When someone is sick... 21:44 Funeral

[@shawneehansen7228]

Right now I'm in Japan and you have saved me soooo much

[@alexmore3865]

Imagine being this student who actually killed Misa's dog and tried to honestly apologise for it but was misunderstood.

[@bambisblume]

Hello Misa, nice to see you again 😊

[@tcsocal5554]

みさ先生、ありがとうございます。これは、私が書こうとしている手紙に本当に役立ちました

[@Ozaiyah]

Thanks for everything you do Misa, you’re a blessing.

[@Rejii16]

Thumbnails always get me lol

[@Ozaiyah]

安らかな眠りを祈りいたします

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

Thanks

[@kshep3255]

Best language tutor on the Internet

[@piggy1698]

みさ先生、無理しないでね。❤️

[@GeneralZhang]

Misa thumbnails getting me back into studying ngl 👌🏽😩

[@DeHaos]

またも、ミサさんの面白くて役に立つ日本語の動画に恵まれました。わぁーい。 しかし、ほかの先生に比べて、ミサさんの結婚フレーズはおもろいだけでなく、随分と実現で実施しやすいと思います。まだ作ってくれて続けるようでうれしいものある。

[@lwy0802]

スゴイビデオ💕 本当に信じられないほど綺麗で美しいミサ先生デス💕！ このビデオは大変面白いと思いますよ〜 あのう〜　ミサ先生は一番綺麗な先生デスし、最高の先生デスね〜！！ 本当に頑張ってください〜 永久に応援して上げましょうから〜！ Love love💕!

[@FF2Guy]

無理しないでね

[@jaquaviuspeterson8785]

みさ先生いつもありがとうこんな役に立つの表現について教えてくれてありがとうございます絶対に使いたいと思います

[@BegetsSaamie-yz9kz]

Thank you for all Misa-san, it helped me so much and it wasn't boring at all ♥️

[@wallyfp]

21:00 My friend is in the hospital. It would be a good idea to bring him 49 white flowers in a pot. 🤣🤣🤣

[@imateel7116]

You really want him dead lol

[@MarimaruXD]

I read the words on the thumbnail as sorrymasen. I am beyond saving at this point......

[@Trainfan1055Janathan]

When you said, "don't say すみません when saying, 'I'm sorry for your loss,' or they might suspect you had something to do with it," it reminded me of something funny from my childhood. Me and my sisters used to say things like "I'm gonna kill you," just quoting what we heard on TV. One day, our father heard that and told us not to say that. I was confused, thinking, "but we were just quoting the TV show. We didn't mean it..." Then one day, years later, I was watching some crime show. A guy was being interrogated. The cop said, "that night you were heard saying to him, 'I'm gonna kill you!' " At that moment, it hit me. You shouldn't say, "I'm gonna kill you," because if that person later dies, you could become a suspect.

[@user-tm5cb1iq5z]

Very interesting videos with cultural aspect, I found lot of new things for me here, thank you!

[@ntrg3248]

This whole video proves that if people over-rely on English definitions for everything they will misunderstand some stuff, so be careful, gaijins!

[@imateel7116]

As a not fluent english speaker, I don't have this problem :) here in Brazil It would also be weird to say sorry in a funeral evento lol

[@nazninsultana9248]

Same my native language is Bangla though I know English as well

[@Benobot99]

This will be very useful for me. Thank you.

[@ouissemzr3346]

Thank you 💕😚💕 sensei 💖

[@vanessameow1902]

I love ur videos and look forward to them every week. You're always so consistent with ur uploads but 先生、無理しないでくださいね!😊💞 体をお大事にしてくださいね!

[@user-ny5ct9wt7f]

I watched your lesson just now. ありがとうございます。 よろしくおねがいします。 I will try to improve my ability to communicate in 日本語。 10 years in japan. あなたは エギすごいです。

[@nelynbrutas3560]

Your so good teaching. Im so happy to know your channel. ☺

[@arielasentista6637]

My Watch Later is starting to pile up. 助けてください！

[@sonnenlichtstereo9663]

I know everybody must be nice to his mama, even If she gets angry easily sometimes.there ist a reason for that, it would be unwise to give the blame to somebody else vor that, people argue sometimes, the best way to solve the problem is to be nice to each other. Thank you for your advice

[@rustynail1194]

Thank you so much for your hard work. And you are gorgeous too

[@PessiTheFraud]

I love you so much 🥺

[@trumpetermb-1117]

You make great videos lol 🙃

[@amh3075]

Excellent and very useful expressions. Thank you very much‼️ ありがとうございます😊

[@naveenshastryg571]

Cool.. I enjoyed your teaching.. Teach me please.. regards Naveen ..

[@Alling]

Thanks for the great content Misa!

[@neworIeans]

ワクワク

[@Gemeiner_Hai]

みさちゃん、レッスンありがとう！本当に面白いし、たくさん習ったんだから。 ちょっと聞きたいことがあるんだけど。彼女は高岡家出身なので、富山弁に興味があるんだ。そんなレッスンがちょっといいかな？

[@mgrzx3367]

Thank you so much. Saved this cause you taught how to say " Happy birthday" on my birthday. I made a playlist of Japanese language teachers. Thank You. ( I keep my embarrassment to myself). Sensei. Sorry I put up like number 519 too. I think this is a great day. Arigato gozaimasu. Huge smile.

[@ernestvasko2472]

Thank you

[@TommyGreek1]

みさ先生は可愛いです🙇

[@kemkol9157]

Thanks so much......

[@MrAlexSan00]

Gonna take my hospitalized friends Red, White and Gold potted plants wearing my San Francisco 49ers gear.

[@plaquas]

21:30

[@jamesnoonan9753]

Honey love. Misa ❤️

[@shion3948]

Lol しく in my language (siku) means piss (same intonation and pronunciation just the u is a bit harder) nice to know that it means agony of death in Japanese haha

[@user-bn9ki4nb2f]

すごくビデオ！

[@briancrosby152]

I hope you got that app who stole your content I told you about taken down. Another great video very insightful Misa sensei

[@INTJames]

Did you kill my dog ? 🤣🤣

[@Adi-Zenpai]

Misa-sensei I was wondering about the congratulating childbirth sentence you discussed. What about adoptive babies, aren't they congratulated?

[@asidummerdepp]

If you speak Chinese and look at 出產 it is a ridiculous way of describing giving birth, as it means more something like "output production" :D

[@mevenstien]

🙂

[@FindecanorNotGmail]

What are the differences between an engagement, a gelatinous root and hard liquor?

[@Bikerpunk330]

Misa sensei thanks for the very useful lesson. I didn't catch it in the video, but what is the difference between the "o" honorary prefix and the "go" honorary prefix? Is "go" used for events that aren't reoccurring?

[@zamooti4505]

It has to do with the reading of the kanjis. In general, if it’s a purely Japanese word it will have “o” (お弁当、お金、お母さん, etc) and if it’s read with their Chinese reading then it’s “go” (ご両親、ご飯、ご結婚). They serve the exact same purpose tho, making it honorific. I’m not sure if there are exceptions or not

[@Bikerpunk330]

@@zamooti4505 I see. Thank you for the explanation. 😀

[@TheBillaro]

@@zamooti4505 oh good! more complications! lol

[@user-cq6pj4qj5j]

Can you say ご出産おめでとうございます to a new father? Or is it something you only say to the mother?

[@zeroimpact742]

Your concern is a valid one, and it is strange to say that line to men because childbirth is for women. I recommend you to say to the father like this, お子様のご誕生おめでとうございます(formal) お子さんの誕生おめでとう(informal) that means 'Congratulations on the birth of your child!'

[@alanzhaamor7677]

Can you please explain the differences between ....になります and ...となります.お願いします。

[@rattrap316]

How fortunate that my friend just submitted their registration. With regard to the present.. I was told 30,000円. But I was also told 20,000円 because "2" is like being a couple. Is this fine?

[@ashutoshshukla5480]

Plz misa sensei make video on te iku grammar

[@8HASANZ]

❤️❤️

[@ilyaibrahimovic9842]

In English "take care" has become a farewell. Is it strange to use お大事に for any situation other than someone being sick or something)(ex: a gift) being handed from one person to another?

[@Jerk2127]

yes. Don't use it in any other context lol. Usually it's the staff in the clinic, hospital or pharmacy that says odaijini on a regular basis, or other people when they heard you're sick, they also say "odaijini" to you. So it has a specific context health related context, mainly. I never heard it like the English "take care" it sounds super weird, you may get looks lol.

[@MaximilianRehkopf]

就職カツ丼食べたい

[@danielcastellanos7889]

MERCHANDISE STORE :::: Hola! Misa, I'm interested on a couple of products from the store. Do you ship to Mexico? By the way, excellent work with your lessons. Big fan of yours'.

[@WANDERER0070]

For number 4 Why not use YON all the time instead of shi. ?

[@frutty8590]

so when to use o and go like how can we knnow to use it?

[@Meyerrrr]

👏👏👏

[@Gnasheress]

We say congrats on your wedding as in congrats on the act of becoming wedded, not for having a wedding party

[@jamesnoonan9302]

You grew up in Japan, how will we ever get to your level of Japanese Misa?

[@MountainLWolf]

What are the chances that "to be ill in bed" would be similar to object we provide in good wishes in our current culture. Amazing

[@sangwulan]

Anooo…

[@Jbdahyuga]

How do I reach out to you for a private lesson?

[@fumomofumosarum5893]

Wedding huh... is there anyone you want to tell us, Misa...?

[@lkj2727]

- 明けましておめでとうございます。/ 明けましておめでとう。/ あけおめ。Happy new year.(새해가 밝은 후 인사: 1월 1일~15일) - 本年もどうぞよろしくお願いいたします。올해도 잘 부탁드립니다.(새해가 밝은 후 인사, 비즈니스 용어) 大晦日 섣달 그믐날 - 今年は大変お世話になりました。올해는 큰 신세를 졌습니다. (12월 31일에 하는 인사) - よいお年をお迎えください。/ よいお年を。새해 복 많이 받으세요.(12월에 하는 인사, 12월 31일은 X) - お大事にしてください。/ お大事に。건강 잘 챙기세요. / 몸조리 잘 하세요.(아픈 사람에게) - 早くよくなりますように。/ 早くよくなってね。/ 早くよくなるといいね。빨리 괜찮아지길. - お見舞い申し上げます。문안 말씀 드립니다.(쾌차하시길 바랍니다, 병원에 문병갔을 때) - お悔やみ申し上げます。애도의 말씀 드립니다.(고인의 명복을 빕니다, 장례식) - ご愁傷様です。얼마나 애통하십니까.(장례식 전) / ご愁傷様でした。 얼마나 애통하셨습니까.(장례식 후) : RIP처럼 빈정거리는 목적으로 사용할 수도 있음 - 安らかな眠りをお祈りいたします。편히 잠들기를 빕니다.(기독교) - 無理しないでね。너무 무리하지마.

[@alejandrojoseflores4041]

ℹ️

[@Littlefighter1911]

Marisa tanked my score with a taihen hand.

[@TheBillaro]

みささん、いつ結婚するの？ :)

[@jennyebabe1746]

Oh babe babe 💟💟💟💟💟

[@NiGHTS1980]

How do you say: "Congratulations on your divorce" in Japanese?

[@zeroimpact742]

Assuming that you knew the person's marriage was in trouble, you can say 離婚できてよかったね(I'm glad you were able to get a divorce). 離婚おめでとう is not a common way of saying it and sounds sarcastic.

[@lynsky118]

夜露死苦

[@kirank287]

Lol simps

[@ZliwerHinata]

Damn, you're beautiful

[@legendofthesevenstarsofmar6469]

How could I say "You are beautiful"' in Japanese?

[@chaeoa.]

Informal: 奇麗だよ Kirei dayo Formal: 奇麗ですよ Kirei desu yo Small details * 奇麗 often use in hiragana * Pronouns are often remove from some contexts