MUST KNOW Phrases When Living with a Japanese Partner & Roommate

[@metallicJrocker]

Best Japanese teacher , seriously. She makes it so easy to remember and everything just makes sense. Thanks Misa sensei !

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@jaykenarn6223]

When your father says he's gonna go to the convenience store "Sayoonara" 10 years later: still has not returned

[@brunorodriguessilva1215]

You are the GREATEST japanese teacher ever. Your videos are so inspiring and they have been helping me to improve my japanese skillals. Thanks and please keep going!!!

[@Sadpersonsclub]

Bruno Rodrigues Silva killa skillas! 😏

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@twistysunshine]

I really appreciate "chotto" as a way to say you don't really intend to be in the way of the other person, bc that's a thing I worry about constantly. The only way to say that in English is the whole long "sorry I don't mean to be in the way". Chotto is like pre packaged for my anxiety haha

[@anonymousmadlad433]

You've been forgetting "Sorry, my mistake."

[@shion3948]

Yeah that's exactly it!!

[@Agju]

yeah, we English speakers tend to be loose with "give me a minute".....its not really a hard and fast rule for us, even when its just "give me a second" lol. It reminds me of a teacher i had in college who is of German descent and he was telling us how confusing it was to learn "How are you?" is a token niceness rather than a full-invitation to discuss a person's day. We just say, "How are you?" as a way of saying, "hello" and you answer, "fine thanks," or something like that, and move on. Although i think the, "How are you?" thing is mostly American.

[@albertoj.mollinedo4116]

Misa's videos are so casual and friendly. I really love the way she teaches. This is one of two of my favorites Japanese culture and language learning channel.

[@ernestokenner4618]

Which would be the other channel? Just curious:)

[@slowmarchingband1]

This is brilliant, so glad I found this channel. I know some of these phrases as my wife is Japanese, now I can surprise her with a few more!

[@nataliyainmotion]

I wish I had you when I was first starting Japanese~ My classes didn't teach much every day Japanese so when I was faced with these sitations I was like ??????? Now Im just listening for new phrases I might not know, but you are so pleasant to listen to~ You are a good teacher ^^

[@intervalgaming6196]

I really love the quality of these lessons. Thanks so much for these.

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@originaleggsample]

please do watch teaching in other way too. this is just one way to learn. A person to person teaching ability is different to one another.

[@angelacitroni1897]

Thank you so much!! I was waiting for this lesson since the day I started following your channel :D love from an italian-japanese couple

[@TheMadnessangel]

So usefull !!!!!! Can you make part.2 with how to say "light up" "can you turn sound down" "did you ate the pasta?" "do we need to buy something?" or really *daily life* sentences ? ありがとう！！love from a french-japanese couple

[@jessej7111]

Me and my boyfriend are learning Japanese and Russian together. We speak both around the house whenever possible! 😀

[@enzoenzokun8512]

As usual Misa Sensei made another nice lesson easy , friendly and naturally to understand like listening a old friend , look likes she is talking next to me and not in a camera , she is very confident really look like a best friend ……...Always the best !

[@Theohybrid]

Your classes are extensive. Awesome work!

[@simonbox5687]

Itte ki masu( I m going but will come back) Itte rashai(please come back safely) Irasshai mase(To welcome usually used in shops) Kagi Kaketa(did you lock the door) Chotto ma tte(wait a moment) Juppun ma tte(wait for ten minutes) Chotto tetsudatte kureru(could you help me a bit) Tsukatte mo ii(is it OK if I use it?) Karite mo ii(is it OK if I borrow it?) Nanka nomu Nanka taberu Nani tabetai

[@YungDoji]

日本人と住んでいなくても、勉強になりました！ありがとうみさ先生！

[@jpn_119]

About 取ろう、 that explains why my boyfriend always says, "lets take (something)" in english haha, hes using literal translation. Thanks for the great lesson Misa！ありがとうございますみさせんせい！❤️👊

[@milespewitt655]

Great lesson! As you suggested, it really helps at home!

[@amandalin2153]

Videos are getting better and better. Appreciate de effort in making each video. Especially the part where u always explain the dictionary form/ the original word from which each word conjugates. At least it’s well explained. Example 行ってきます. Very useful for a beginner. Good work. 🥰💐

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@cans6050]

I really love your teaching. It's very easy to understand. Hopefully I'm going to Japan nxt month for my internship. And this will be helpful.. Domo arigatou 😊 love from Philippines. hope you notice me 😃😊😊

[@princeraya8012]

Konnichiwa! Firipin de doko ni imasu ka?

[@lalaking.chinupa.sa.trosohan]

@@princeraya8012 anata no chinchin ga tabemasu ka?

[@emilykraken2804]

What kind of internship are you doing? I'm going to Japan next month to teach English in a nursery for 2 months 🇯🇵🌸♥️

[@chanzonekhun33]

I love to go with you . Nihon ni ikimashouka

[@lalaking.chinupa.sa.trosohan]

@Douaa Bouras Donatella Masako hidoi ja nai yo... Watashi wa totemo teineina hitodesu

[@kostarnov]

いつでも分かり易いご説明を本当に有難うございまし。。

[@theresa2620]

I really really appreciate when you give background to the words. I had no idea irashyai was related in both itterashyai and irashyaimase.

[@davidgrg117]

Yes, I like your detailed explanations..That really puts it together. Excellent. Thank you.

[@LindCreations]

Thank you so very much! I absolutely love your detailed explanations for everything.

[@jeffschreifels8651]

Thank you Misa. You're a great teacher and I've learned a lot from you.

[@ryfitadf4215]

if it helps anyone, when it comes to things like 行って来ます i word it as "i will come having gone." verb1 て verb2: I *verb2* having *verb1*.

[@wompwomp9946]

すごく役に立ちます！いつもありがとうございます！

[@Brinkie3]

2021年に日本に行くつもりですよ。 多分名古屋の友達の家に泊まる予定。 この動画はその時に役立ちそうですね。ありがとうございます、みさ先生！！

[@billyb6001]

What?

[@rpomusic]

Correction 2021年に日本に行って、名古屋の友達の家に泊まる予定です。 この動画はその時に役立ちそうですね。

[@Brinkie3]

Mr G ありがとう

[@miloish3r386]

ミサ先生の声がとてもリラックスと思います。I enjoy your videos so much!! Thank you.

[@CorporalDanLives]

Love putting these on in the background whilst I'm tidying the house to brush up and fill in the gaps. Greets from Kyoto!

[@grantbalmer6951]

Hi Misa Sensei. I've found that I, and a lot of other Japanese learners feel like our grammar is pretty good, but our library of vocabulary isn't. In Western style schools, we just don't do bulk memorization very much. I always want to use simple verbs like 食べるとか飲むとか行くなど, and I think that's one of the biggest reasons my vocabulary is not the best. Would you think about introducing some lesser used words in your examples? I was happy to learn about 出前を取る in this video. Thanks Sensei!

[@thea.-]

Am i the only one who noticed how great her makeup is?

[@littlepuertoricanboy4320]

All this time I thought they were saying itadakimasu when they were leaving. This makes way more sense.

[@oldmanandthesea7039]

とても良い日本語の授業です。ありがとうございました😊。

[@yadni2547]

Thank u somuch for the lessons much appreciated everytime u have a new lessons to tackle im the one who always watching because its really really difficult the nihonggo language is

[@ondina_undyne]

Amazing, thank you for this video, I learned so much with you Misa sensei!

[@suginami123]

I learned a lot. Thanks. Very good.

[@wayfaringstranger5957]

Cheers for the tips, gonna be living in japan starting September so this is a life saver.

[@fizzycube3]

Hows life in Japan?

[@princeraya8012]

Great lessons, as always! どうもありがとうございました。

[@alinejennifer1373]

thank you so much for your videos it is really helping me and your explanation is really good!!!!

[@Samiambambam]

so detailed! thanks!

[@Rombororom]

Thank you very much, really helpful and practical lessons!

[@cesarm1125]

Graet job, fantastic lesson ,,,gracias

[@queenkoi]

This was awesome, please do more videos on this subject when you have time =) it was great.

[@sirtoada]

living in japan and understand the being on the said time... i can totally see her fustration and misunderstanding during her time in the english speaking country where we said hold on a minute and then prooceeded to make her wait like 7 mins. i just wonder how long it took her to catch on to its wasn't literal XD

[@supercat438]

In Italian we have a phrase similar to Ittekimasu: Vado e torno.

[@gilberthermias5389]

Your the best teacher... thank you so much

[@carolannebrown6156]

ありがとうございました😊

[@CodeProvider]

but can't you say 行ってくるね as an informal 行ってきます？ 彼女と住むの時よく使ってた

[@milkyt7141]

Your videos are so helpful! Thank you so, so much!

[@salvadorsarmiento2202]

Great teacher!!

[@MarkusAndersen96]

In my childhood, I played a game called "Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon" on the Nintendo 64. I was always greeted with 「いらっしゃいませ」when entering shops, although I didn't know what it meant back then.

[@xertionn]

Great stuff as always! Could you please make a video on using "or"? Like "A or B"? I know there's a few ways to say it and some of them mean "and" so its a little confusing.

[@74Ahly]

たくさんの情報を教えてくれてありがとうございました😁

[@landrews7280]

Thank you for your very thorough and useful lesson!

[@JustAGuyProduction]

Very helpful, thank you Misa.

[@mohammadsaifulislam6748]

Very helpful lesson! I like your lesson. Thanks a lot Misa sensei.

[@daniellewis8149]

oops, I said sayounara to my exchange family when I would go to school.

[@dont_call_me_anthony89]

Very helpful. Subscribed!

[@stevengonzalvez1557]

Super lesson as ever sensei.

[@chensophie9347]

Thank you for this great video. Would you please also explain the use of ただいま and おかえりnext time? Thanks again!

[@ARVINDKumar-jm5zl]

Thanks making this sort of video very good please make some video on hypothetical situation and wish I have studied japanese for three year s your video are superb and details thank you very much indeed

[@terrycloth4601]

your video lesson is very helpful as always. Can i make a request? please make a lesson about ~te oku and ~te aru. Thank you so much!

[@martin.ferrer.bolivar]

Gracias Misa!!

[@sixpackkorkman8069]

This takes a lot of work, but it´s really rewarding ! ! ! ありがとうございますみさ先生。 and ofcourse ニッポンUP☆☆☆

[@Noesala2110]

awesome video!! a million usefull words!!! thank you so much REALLY!!

[@foxkit69]

みさ先生の動画の中で一つから去ると、’行ってきます！'　（明らかに戻らなきゃだめだね、内容がよくてためになるんだもんー）

[@jimmadorma1029]

I love your energy and passion when you teach! I'm moving to Japan in March of 2020 I would love to meet you! Jim

[@sendaikid1569]

Hi Jim. I guess it didn't work out, with Covid and all. I hope you get there eventually.

[@ruru1861]

Lol that is so funny with the wait a minute or second part!! I agree it might take like 30 minutes when they say wait a second.😂 I usually tell them do you mean wait 5 minutes??lol😂😂

[@johncrissagario2882]

A very helpful video for us that studying japanese😊 Is easy to understand and very cleae explanation😊 ありがとうぐざいますみさせんせい😊

[@Hoshi996]

thank you dear ! Yours vedioz are very useful for me . Again thank you! from Sri lanka

[@74Ahly]

Thank you 😁 so much

[@billy_tv]

さすが便利な動画ですよ！ありがとうございます先生！😊

[@mkcarhome6522]

you are a my good teacher

[@captinchaos21]

Thank you Misa-san!

[@nickpatella1525]

about ちょっと手伝ってくれる in English we sometimes add "real quick" (or depending on the person "real fast" "right quick" "for a sec" etc) to the end to imply it won't take too much of their time ^_^

[@amulyaaghimire6082]

utsukushii misa..great teaching..keep it up!

[@Motshidi]

Hello Misa-Sensei! About "chotto" it actually sounds very Spanish, there is also the word "choto", but it's a type of goat!!! 😊🐐 Btw, I💜 your videos! Gracias!

[@agreeable-control]

ちょっと待って is quite strange for me vs. the rough indicator in English. With the latter you can give the listener an indication of when you might be free. With the former, the listener has no idea how long they are going to be waiting. Its probably confusing for someone learning English if they’re taking it as a literal time span which it isn’t.

[@Yuki20339]

itte kimas получается означает: уходя возвращусь.

[@lifewithelle1103]

Can you make a video about what to talk about with friends and at stores

[@caffeholictj1708]

Alright. Very useful phrase. Thanks 😁😉

[@MrSela-hb2kv]

Misa sensei, Can you make video about Keigo. I can't find detail infomation about this form and how to congugate it at all.

[@mailman1021]

I'm really not a "book" learner. Studying is extremely hard for me so I can't just sit down with a pen and paper and retain what I am writing. It turns into a "mechanic" of repetition rather than actual memorization and comprehension. Unfortunately, being alone doesn't help that at all.... I'll just re-watch your videos and maybe little things will stick here and there. Being 30, with my brain, make it all feel pretty hopeless honestly... Can't even get an English teaching job in Japan during COVID. How pathetic is that haha

[@Kwonyuri-yi4fy]

Hi ...I just started watching your videos!I've been subscribed already😍can i request you to explain japanese accent,dialects ..i want to know what's difference between Ka and kai words at the end of the question..is this dialect or something that the old people use? Soft vs harsh voice? I've heard a lot of this word in some anime "Nan dai"..so i confused ...please upload a video about this request.I'll wait for you♥️

[@bmtenoch8230]

This will be very helpful!　

[@irenabaradinskiene8114]

Very useful👍👍👍👍👍

[@Yondaime344]

wow, this video just came out at the same time i got a japanese room mate

[@danielesquivel8567]

your videos are amazing and your explanations are so clear, I love them so much! Please keep on making them :)

[@ahmedsaif2606]

You are so sweet, thank you for your lessons

[@tydoworld4904]

also there's ただいま！(I'm back ! ) / おかえり！(Welcome back!)

[@李李-p4t]

Great content plus cute teacher. Perfect！

[@cleoraasaran9957]

When you were talking about going to buy something, is it possible to say ~買ってきてくれてくだだい？ I was wondering if this is the same meaning but more formal, or if it is just more natural to use the dictionary form.

[@aoiahiru670]

are you trying to say "please come and buy (it)" or "please buy (it) and come (over)"? Either way, you don't use ください after くれる because it's redundant. ください is the more formal of those two ways to request something.

[@cleoraasaran9957]

Aoi Ahiru well, aside from adding in くだだい can you use the te-form instead of dictionary form? So 買ってきてくれて

[@VaDonteWilliams]

あリがとおう. I'm really learning a lot from you みさ. & I'm really having fun with this.

[@haidarrafid2273]

みさ先生さいこう！

[@gojosatoru28]

Nice video 😄💜

[@decordova.]

Japanese: Chotto tetsudatte kureru? Me: Just a minute. 1 day later - Japanese: I'll keep waiting.

[@ny4lyfe19]

Not that she doesn’t normally... but misa sensei is extra gorgeous today. Great lesson too 😋

[@tek87]

You deserve a sponsor.

[@sadeq195]

こんにちわ、ミサ先生。 I have a question. Please answer! A while ago, I tried translating the song 「スパークル」 from 君の名は。as you know. So, I didn't quite understand the first line, which is 「まだこの世界は僕を飼いならしてたいみたい。」 that means, "Though, this world wants to raise me." I was supposed to be searching the meaning of most of it in a dictionary, yet, this 「飼いならしてたいみたい。」 I had google translated for me. I wonder, where does "wants to" come from? I don't see たい except for みたい. Please explain about the part 「飼いならしてたいみたい。」!!

[@MarkusAndersen96]

Hey there! I'm not Misa sensei but I hope I can help! First off, 「飼いならす」means "to tame/domesticate". I'm not good at translating, but the website "anime lyrics" translate the sentence to: "This world seems like it still wants to keep me tamed". The "tai" you're looking for, is right after 「飼いならして」and right before 「みたい」- 飼いならして(たい)みたいだ - As I'm sure you already know, 「みたい」means "seems like/looks like".

[@sadeq195]

@@MarkusAndersen96 oh, thanks. ありがとうございます！

[@MarkusAndersen96]

@@sadeq195 You're welcome :D Have fun translating!