Should have done / Shouldn't have done | ばよかった / なきゃよかった / べきだった / べきじゃなかった !!

[@mikurealjapanese]

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[@yukinohana334]

hi miku sensei... how to avail that gokenin class?

[@rusty_francky]

日本語が上手になるために、昔からミクさんの動画を見ればよかったな!

[@mypartyisprivate8693]

Best Japanese channel by far : ) So useful

[@mikurealjapanese]

Thank you for saying that!!!💞

[@noahliasam7407]

本当に正解ね。

[@jorgeantimo6488]

@@mikurealjapanese using May the letters bigger son 15 Records hay que no sirve más My name is Jorge Luis santini

[@DeHaos]

以下の文章で僕がまとめて理解した: 「～ばよかったのに」の形を取ることもないよ。この「のに」は逆接を表すので、後件には前件とは逆の内容が述べられます。「のに」を終助詞的に使うことで後件を省略することもできる。 つまり、過去のことに対して、そのようにするべきだったと後悔する気持ちを表す。または、相手の行為に用いる時はそれを非難する気持ちが含まれる。 いつもいつも、役に立つ動画を作成する誠にありがとうございました。次の動画の公開が待ち遠しくて仕方ない。

[@MrAeplebicques]

Miku sensei and Misa sensei are my go-to channels to learn Japanese on KZbin!

[@massvt3821]

Yuko Sensei is also very good...

[@danielng74]

@@massvt3821 cool, never heard of that sensei. Will check it out.

[@crimebelt]

Ikr Misa is so good

[@merijaan4418]

Please watch Japanese from Zero too... please please.

[@matejamilojevic9766]

Your taste😌💅

[@lovearora9299]

めっちゃ役に立つ動画です。毎日３回別別の動画を見ています

[@Akio_Fujita]

And again, a great video to study Japanese Grammar! Thank you so much.

[@arashiuniyal8354]

ミ先生どもありがとうございます。私はたくさんのことを学びました

[@DoniTake]

I live in osaka/kansai. i love the people, language and foods. Everything is amazing!

[@sunitasinghania1696]

Thanks

[@philippeagogho7907]

ありがとうございます。僕は大阪府に住んでいる留学だ。いつも関西弁を教えてありがとうございます。I really learn a lot from these videos !

[@paultv4364]

早くこのチャンネルを見つかればよかった。 本当に実用的な表現です。 教えてくれて　ありがとうございました。 I love your teaching style. Because I can practice while I'm watching.

[@AlexLopes1990]

It's been two months now and I'm so happy to be part of the Real Japanese Family! 😄💕 Miku Sensei, thank you so much for all your hard work, you are the best o/

[@mikurealjapanese]

AWW Thank you so so much for your kindness!! I will keep on creating!

[@misschanhauying]

very useful phrases. Thank you!

[@Keiko-Bob]

5:20 I was silent and burst of laughed when Miku asked did you say it loud? I cannot hear you. And oooppsss 先生は知っている😂🥰

[@pradeepranga5283]

Very useful for daily conversation 🎉😊. Thank you

[@ultimateadventuretours4228]

Learnt something new today, quite productive spending time watching your videos, keep it up the great work and thank you so much!

[@isamargarrido818]

You saved me with this video!! OMG. I had no idea you could use the TARA form instead of the BA forms. The TARA forms come much more naturally to me, so this was very useful!! Thank you!!

[@elchupacabra6454]

These are amazing! It's absolutely perfect for my level, thank you!

[@James-wf8nu]

Thanks!

[@tytytruong3029]

Thank you so much.I love your video.

[@syasya.affandi]

I really love how you're always making it look like you're interacting with us viewers here 😍 いつもありがとうございますみく先生! ❤️

[@spicymangooo]

This one was troublesome before! I think because when I learned it it was during the end of the course so it was rushed. Thank you!!!

[@tenunara4361]

good explain nice teaching

[@CRRiley]

あたしは全体の教科書を読みましたが、こんなに有用なことを学ばなかったのです。ありがとうございます、ミク先生！もっと早くこのチャネルを見に行けばよかったです！

[@brigette3472]

この動画を早く観たったらよがったです。分かりやすいし、本当に助かれます。☺️ありがとうございます👍

[@Chaouamahdi]

Thank you miku your videos very helpful and full with joyful 😄 I’m watching you from Yokohama

[@mikurealjapanese]

Awww ありがとう！I'm very grateful for your kind words!!!

[@eatsleepstudyy]

Thank you💕

[@germancruz3004]

ミク先生👩‍🏫！ビデオをありがとうございました！君のおかげで日本語を勉強するのはめっちゃ楽しいんです！！良い一日を！

[@shewillmax]

I also notice osaka people (maybe all japanese?) uses ～とく( ex. おいとく) than ておく in my workplace.

[@seethalakshmi2320]

Miku sensei no setsumei wa yokattadesu. Arigatou gozaimasu sensei

[@sha3698]

Super helpful!! Thank you so much! :)

[@maxaudibert5793]

You're doing a good job, great teaching!

[@大丈夫かな-s6y]

色々教えてくださって本当にありがとうございましたいつかみく先生とビデオコールで話すと思っています。

[@neonhiss]

ありがとうございます

[@ElixTwo]

素敵なレッスンを教えてくれてありがとうございますー！みくは、一番好きな教師です！

[@osonhodeleon]

Thank you very much. Another great video.

[@mdillardrichardson852]

As always your videos are excellent. Thank you

[@WindCat64]

Thank you so much as always ♡ I really like the way you teach, with real examples and everyday conversations. The humor parts are really appreciated as well, haha. Love your work ♡

[@shimewaza]

At this point I'm pretty comfortable with these forms of expressing regret but I remember that I struggled when I was first learning with them. I wish this video existed then. You make it so simple and easy to understand. I also like that you include the ~たらよかった option and the Kansai-ben versions (I lived in Osaka for a few years and so the ～たらよかった、～へんかったらよかった forms are my go-to's). Finally, its great that you also give example sentences that include more advanced vocab.

[@aanandapaudel1354]

Simple but very smart teaching style.🇯🇵🙏🎉🇳🇵

[@nestornavarrojr5429]

Thanks a lot sensie

[@ryanisawesome102]

I have only recently found your videos and patreon but everything is soooo helpful (and your skits are always hilarious!). Cheers from Canada :)

[@mikurealjapanese]

I'm so glad I can help someone with what I do, and my job wouldn't exist if it weren't for people who are learning Japanese, so I'm so grateful for you too! And thank you for taking time to leave me such a kind comments. It helps me and gives me motivation more than you think:)

[@albertreyes3627]

Your videos are so useful sensei.

[@ahm4040]

best teacher ever

[@reinaldorosario1096]

Very useful! Thank you very much Miku Sensei!

[@ZombieGamer666]

thank you sensei!

[@revazsaugood838]

You welcome!

[@friendlydango]

I love your channel!

[@salilphadnis4147]

Loved it ! So helpful

[@joaovictors.r.2190]

し楽しくて便利動画ね. As Always a nice video, thanks for creating another great video, ミク先生！

[@ureshi-tora11]

みく先生ありがとうございます！

[@solitarygourmet7452]

いつもありがとうございます

[@joselessa5793]

I found the video extremely helpful. I would add a small wish for a next video on this subject: when you are worried about someone who “ Should have already arrived “ to some place ( but haven’t!) how would you express it? I tend to go with はずだった、is it ok? Thank you so much

[@CarlosFisart]

Wonderful ❤

[@vanessameow1902]

Yesss Satoshi kun is back!🙌🙌🙌

[@r.viswanathan2188]

Very interesting and educative. Thank you so much, Miku sensei.

[@fdkt1982]

Thank you so much, the video is perfect !!!

[@RebelliousRuby]

Thank you Sensei ❤️

[@Bella-nk4wt]

Your explanation is very easy to understand. I love your videos. They're really encouraging me ☺️. Thank you Miku Sensei

[@tribulacion]

Great video sensei! Do you have one on はず? I know it's kinda related to this but I couldn't find it

[@chachi5177]

ありがとうミクちゃん〜 後で見ますよー

[@thevintage6530]

I really love your kansai dialeg 😍😍😍😍😍

[@jaderagon]

Yay Miku!💕どうもありがとうございます♪

[@mikurealjapanese]

Yan Heath! 💞 こちらこそありがとう！

[@tee_ef_em]

Great video!!!

[@jvrab4809]

This vid is really helpfull. I hope you continue making japanese lessons. Two thumbs up for you miku sensei👍👍😊been following your channel. I have even downloaded them so i can watch it even offline. Salute to you. よく頑張りました

[@kennethgregoire9863]

Miku Sensei... thank you. You are the best!

[@catherinebutler4819]

凄く便利！

[@re.aligned]

Great video as always !! ❤️

[@noahliasam7407]

大好き！

[@pkpgamingsociety]

気づかないのうちにミク先生のこと気になった。😁😁😁

[@paulo1795]

Love you!

[@れいみ-e3j]

9:45くらいからの　should have come to の come は過去分詞じゃなくていいんですか？ 日本人が横からすみません😭　今、授業でしてるshould have 過去分詞+ed の動画調べてまして、、

[@shibaarmy4385]

1:12 How does she know!?

[@scottm8701]

Bonjour Miku sensei, pourriez-vous faire une vidéo sur le mot "monde" ? J'entends beaucoup ça.

[@maxled3572]

Quite an interesting video that you made here, Miku sensei ! どうもありがとうございます。とても助かります ! ^^

[@kansaidream]

もっと早くsubscribe すればよかったー

[@scottrubin84]

Is there a difference between ば + よかった and informal past tense + ほうがよかった?

[@scottm8701]

Merci Miku sensei, j'aime vos vidéos. Est-ce que vous pensez de faire une "live session" ? Je suis "sansei" et je parle juste un petit peu le japonais.

[@llenivra2ty]

What a coincidence‼ Recently I was wondering how can I make this kind of sentence in Japanese.　サンキュー！🤩

[@rodrigostorm8956]

I watched last week "Satoshi story" and marco recommended the 'mushroom haircut' to satoshi and now he does this to him .. lmao. We are so lucky to have you Miku, always creating amazing content thank you so much, greetings from brazil

[@theophonchana5025]

いい

[@EthanMoran1999]

No dislikes! perfect :)

[@frosinicapandispan5534]

Miku sensei, will you ever make videos on N2 or N1 grammar? Thank you! Osewa ni nattemasu

[@moshimoshi.yusuke]

動画の最初の所 関西の人っぽくてイイなぁ(^w^) 東京は無口な人が多くて…

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう！💞

[@Oneill117]

If you need some ideas for some topics: You could talk about what it means when japanese people end their sentences with "su" all the time, like in japanese animated series. Sounds colloquial but maybe you can add something to this topic. Thank you!

[@taijenseng]

Miku sensei , can you make a kotoba video according to n5 n4 n3 n2 n1 ? :)

[@karolinas9219]

By this point I'm not sure whether I come here for the (excellent) grammar explanation or just for the skits...

[@rafaelawillers7159]

It's been a week since I started learning these conditional forms and your video was so helpful! But I'm still a little bit confused about whether this "ba" form can be used in the past or not. Some websites say that you can only use it to talk about regrets (with these expressions you taught on the video). But then other websites come up with sentences using past verbs at the end like this: 真実を知っていれば彼女と話しました。(I would have talked with her if I had known the truth). So I have no idea if this sentence is just wrong and should be replaced with bayokatta at the end or not. :'(

[@merijaan4418]

George Trombley recommended you... 💕

[@mikurealjapanese]

Oh!! George san from Japanese from Zero??? That’s a honor:):)❤️He’s a good teacher!

[@gabrielmillien7439]

Have a great day

[@mikurealjapanese]

You too💞

[@Ran.94]

I really want you to do a collaboration with Asami san :") im curious how it will turn out !

[@ambersand97]

関西弁文法の説明もよかった。おおきに！

[@kimitsuki4]

Miku sensei how about "ba ii"? is it the same?

[@maia621]

ありがたいな　先生の　簡単な　教える方法の　ために

[@lucasariel3145]

9:28 we all do miku

[@crystaljenn123]

5:19 "I'm not hearing you, are you saying out loud?" I'm sorry Miku I just whispered my answer coz my dad is beside me hahahh

[@ZanicaKnight]

0:10 Bed hair? That's the complaint? Shit, at least you still have hair!* *I say this as someone who's practiced headspins for 10 years with most of those years spent sparsely using protective beanies, helmets, etc. until now, started balding at 18, and now at 26 deal with an ever-growing bald spot white in sheen and swirly from spinning; my own personal cosmic white hole that sucks the follicles and dandruff right out of me and in exchange I'm left with a round hardened callous at the apex of my skull. Basically, to those overthinking and micromanaging and worrying-in-excess about these things and more, be it a date or not, 1.) FIRSTLY, take a deep breath and reaffirm to yourself that what you're feeling is normal and human and that you are O.K. and that no matter what, you will *continue* to be O.K. 2.) SECOND OF ALL: Remind yourself that you are going on a date to HAVE FUN AND ENJOY YOURSELF first and foremost while being a good sport and trying to make it fun and interesting for the other person, too, not out of obligation but because you add value to the present moment and secondarily, and hopefully get to know someone deeply 3.) THIRDLY, bed hair is fuckin' sexy pulled off right--if it doesn't already look bad-boyishly unkempt, try stylizing it on the way to the date and then worst case scenario you hate it so then put a hat/beanie on or just accept it--as long as you kept up your hygiene and your attire fits the date spot + your personality effectively, this ensures that your messy hair communicates HIGH VALUE to your date and can even make them feel more relaxed: it sets you apart from being so cookie-cutter in appearance and behavior, it subtly hints to your date that the life you lead may be important, busy, and meaningful far more than fixing one's hair somedays is worth, it tells the girl/guy, "My hair's fcked up. So what? Who cares/What's it matter?/It's not a problem = だれでもいい/関係ない/問題ではない/etc." letting her/him know you're not totally invested insofar past having a good time; that you're not head-over-heels about her/him nor are you carrying any other intense emotions, thoughts, or fantasies in your 心身 that would keep YOU from communicating with HER/HIM and vibing with HER/HIM in a reasonable, normal(your personality's definition of normal), and ABOVE ALL HONEST way because going into this and going into most dates, both people should leave their heightened or lowered self-images at the door to talk to each other on the same level playing field with neither holding the other person nor themselves on a pedestal nor below in any way, and last off all the messy hair takes the pressure off the date in a small way right from the start by subtly conveying that this ain't no interview!(I'm from Texas, y'all): the time for micromanagement, infallible conduct, your impeccable business mindset & work ethic, and sonkeigo was the last day or hour either of you worked. Period. And you're driving the conversation towards fun *with* your date, getting to know each other, and finding interest in each other even if you don't have the same interests, morals, ethics, belief systems, or values in common save for the bare minimum needed to get along with and form a reliable sense of lasting connection with your date. 4.) FOURTH, I'm being 4real with that last point; ちょう重要です. Don't let projects, deadlines, or other job-related and/or school-related stresses leak into your thoughts and cloud your focus. Unless your date happens to want to counsel and advise you on your work-life because they're therapists or work in your field, etc.(not 'can' but motivatedly 'want to'), I suggest keeping work-talk to a minimum and always exhibit a healthy amount of mindfulness throughout the date balanced with carefreeness: the focus should be on having fun, communicating, and forming relationships/bonds/compatibility. Give yourself permission to tell jokes you find funny when those moments come up perfectly in your brain unless in the short time you've known your date they explicitly have stated said subject matter is personal, touchy or traumatic(which'll be like

[@timothyschreiber]

It seems the first link is to a “studio KZbin” which isn’t working for anyone other than Miku sensei yourself?

[@Aykstt]

can't focus with the timer at the top and can't disable it