っぽい｜らしい in Japanese (N3 grammar)

[@ria9171]

怒りっぽい ➡️ easily angry / short-tempered 忘れっぽい ➡️ forgetful 飽きっぽい ➡️ someone who gets easily bored/tired of things

[@aiko_japanese]

ありがとうございました😊

[@gladelyndeguia2484]

More grammar lessons please Miku Sensei, it's really helpful on self studying 🙏💕

[@jamesjoke7633]

本当ありがとうございます😊

[@muhammadharoon7613]

Please upload all vedioes level 3

[@MarcoPolo123GO]

Thank you for this, it is very clear.

[@obi54086]

有難うございます

[@janewang9015]

みく先生、 教えてくれてありがとう。Could you give a lesson on じゃない/んじゃない？/んじゃないかな/んじゃないの？

[@bhawanaacharya3102]

thank u miku teacher❤❤

[@tomas6179]

All these 〜らしい and 〜そう can be a bit confusing to understand the nuances. Like 〜らしい can also be used to say you heard something and about something?

[@priyanshinabiyal4109]

みく先生の教え方は本当にいいです、だから先生もっと文法を教えてください。❣

[@Verbalaesthet]

I knew these grammars but still I learned a lot of expressions and nuances. Thank you.

[@jojothemojo]

Thank you Miku! Please keep up the Amazing Videos! Love your Work!

[@marfilmacariob.1652]

Miku sensei can you make a video about japanese passive, causative verb, and passive-causative conjugation please. It's hard to understand only in textbooks. Love your videos always, very useful in studying Japanese.

[@belindadevera8436]

ありがとうございますミク先生。。たしかりました❤❤

[@antonymizukami9796]

great video

[@mikkos4261]

Thank you so much for these videos, they are some of the most helpful ressources I have come across Possible idea for a potential future video: イメージ! I see it being used so often and I can kind of understand it but I feel like i just can´t get my head at around when to use it : ) Maybe other people feele that way as well?

[@totero]

Miku 先生、 can you make a video about だけど because in the textbooks it means "But" , although native Japanese uses だけど　as a sentence opener 例えば：お願いしたいんだけと… it is confusing the first time I heard it. Your explanation would be a great help. よろしくお願いします。

[@jr5054]

勉強になりました、みく先生！いつもいい動画を提供してるなんて、どれぐらい感心しているのがちゃんと言えない。アリガトウ！

[@MusicalRaichu]

anyone know if there is a difference between あぶらっこい and あぶらっぽい? what about between 忘れっぽい and 忘れがち?

[@jssmedialangs]

私も忘れっぽいです。😅 よく日本語で話したら子供っぽく聞こえると思いますが、頑張っています！ みく先生は素晴らしい先生です！未来にみく先生とJapanese Ammoの先生はご協力の動画を作ればいいと思います。😄 教えてくれてありがとうございます！

[@alangaselirojasolortiga6503]

Incredible! Always All your videos resolve my problems about Japanese grammar🫶🏻 I’ve really become a fan of your KZbin channel, thanks for helping us , ミク先生👩‍🏫。

[@sajanikarunarathne9070]

nicely explained and it was very useful to clear my confusions about these grammars, thank u Miku sensei🥰❤🙏

[@retrofilmwork]

〜そう、〜らしい、〜みたい、〜よう、〜っぽい

[@Mit2u.]

この言葉を学んだは歌から“神っぽいな”よ🎤

[@diegovegas3850]

この動画はみくらしくて好きです。😀

[@Charm611]

i passed n4 test. i want to study japanese again but i didn't study since past 4years. now i don't know how to start my lessons. i don't remember a lot of kanji, words and grammar patterns. how should i do?

[@anthoninjapan]

Have a nice day sensei Miku, first time a heard about っぽい。 Thank you for sharing. Can I ask about 飽きます and つまらない? Is that the same to use in a sentence?

[@Me-rf6ci]

Yaku ni tattandesu, arigatou gozaimasu. Demo, michi de kanji wo oshieru douga wa motto mitaidesu kara, onegai shimasu!! :D

[@seanengel9358]

多分ローマ字を使うのが一番予想じゃない。

[@moshadnasida8225]

忘れっぽいじゃない

[@kamfuku]

ききさんが豪華な猫の生活会話でこの文法を使った😅

[@stefanheiler2329]

Thank you for the video!!

[@khinmaungmaunglwin]

😮😮😮

[@hellonyancat666]

忘れっぽいから日本語の練習しなきゃいけない

[@elizapielago6881]

How to get your book? Miku sensie 😢

[@joerizsuansing3388]

Crush in you sensei miku

[@nancyrefki]

Oh my I am the first one!! 😅

[@itztrail2142]

おめでとうー

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう😆💕✨

[@nancyrefki]

@@mikurealjapanese ありがとうミク先生。

[@HninHnin-t7f]

先生、次は日本語で説明してもらえませんか。🙏ついでに聴解練習もしたいのです。🥺🤍

[@elizapielago6881]

❤❤

[@pranshubhatia4621]

Is there any way to meet you Miku sensei ? 😅

[@buradoplays]

みく先生は色っぽいですね。すみません、我慢できなかった。

[@soli.sadeqi]

why are you saying: nativeっぽい？？ you should say: 自生っぽい, 原産っぽい ....

[@thinguyen5987]

It feels like Miku san is not as cheerful in this video as in other previous videos

[@Mik12133]

please speak only in japanese even when you are explaining.