たばかり JUST did... vs たところ┃JLPT N4

[@briancrosby152]

Misa Sensei needs her own language App i think it would do really well. i would download it for sure. plus having japanese broken down like she does would do wonders since most apps don't go as far as she does.

[@xllvr]

Someone would need to be willing to make it and continually support it with Misa sensei’s consent

[@ryanisawesome102]

I would recommend taking the sentences and putting them into an srs like Anki! That way you can review the sentences as you would in a language app and the act of inputting them will help you remember too.

[@Pallidus_Rider]

I really appreciate the time you put into your subtitles 🙏

[@TamagoSenshi]

「この文法を習ったばっかなのに、もう忘れてしまった」- Me as I click replay on another lesson

[@scdoyle9711]

いつものように、すごいレッスン！

[@cozysumi]

この「ばかり」はアニメで聞いたばかりなのに、みさ先生はもうビデオを作ってくれました。ありがとうございます！

[@unafearless342]

別のレッスンをありがとう, Misa 先生。😊

[@christiandomeniquereyes9013]

やっぱりみさ先生は教えたら、日本語が習いやすくなります。動画をいつも作ってくれてありがとうございます。

[@minhashamayim4824]

そうだな。みさちゃんは主人です。

[@SelcraigClimbs]

みさ先生の動画を見れば、誰でも日本語が習えるようになります

[@カーラ-h4j]

Not skipping ads. Thank you for your wonderful teaching, Sensei!

[@tomas6179]

Great lesson as always!! Today I learned something new ☺️☺️

[@suginami0]

These are great phrases....used all the time in regular everyday conversation.

[@lkj2727]

- 起きたばっか。/ 起きたばかりです。막 일어난 참이에요. - 13:37 explanation regarding し - 16:43 comparing たばかり vs たところ time-wise(たばかり is more flexible on time, it can also be used for the past quite long ago (ex. "last year" or so).

[@gapedandamazed6988]

7:03 my heart melted

[@mikexing2010]

Thank you for the video! You explained everything so clearly and it was so thorough with so many examples. Looking forward to your next video!

[@sleepy4118]

とうとう、このビデオを待っていたよ。 わーい！

[@DeHaos]

ユーチューブやパトレオンの合間に閲覧しているところ、ミサから新しいお知らせの動画が出ってきて、何であるかと思った、あげくに、ワクワクになちゃったかりだ。公開されるのが心待ちにしてしま～す。ということは、日本語についての何から何まで我々に教えて頂き誠にありがたく、本当に素晴らしくて役に立つシャネル。例文：服服を脱脱いでいたところに、妻ははが部屋へやに入り入ってきた。 良い仕事を続けて、素敵に過ごすメリクリを

[@yhoward5983]

I always take note while watching your video, it seems that I have to find a new notebook, only a few pages left. Watching your lesson really enjoying and don't want to stop.ありがとう。

[@veeem4665]

you have the answers to all my doubts

[@74Ahly]

ミサ先生がアップロードしたばっかのビデオを見ている。 ありがとうございます。😁

[@huntermccaskill3938]

"ひるごはんを たべたばかりで、 いまは ケーキを たべたくない。" いつも ケーキを たべる じかんです、 みささん！

[@HanyuuHOLO]

You typo-ed いつも Just telling you to edit it, no hard feelings

[@huntermccaskill3938]

@@HanyuuHOLO Thank you, I was going to so many conversions never would have caught it ^.^

[@UziTuni]

『昼ご飯を食べたばかりで、今はケーキを食べたくない。』 いつもケーキを食べる時間です、ミサさん! The same but with kanji lol

[@raymondmarshall2501]

This is a amazing lesson it solved a problem for me.thankyou Misa💐 sensei Arigato gozaimasu tame Ni jugyo sensei 💐

[@r77-w5q]

このvideoを見たばかりで、うれしいです。

[@The_DoubtingThomas]

いつもありがとうございます

[@kipvio1610]

wakari yasui, the way Misa sensei explained seems suit for me, subscribed.

[@kinakomono]

Thank you Misa sensei for another video! These have been all really, REALLY helpful throughout the year. I learned most from you. You make an awesome teacher '3

[@gustavotoral6969]

Thank you Misa! It was a great video and everything was explained well and the examples were useful! You're awesomeeeee

[@leonardsonza8078]

Thank you for always teaching I love you I love your channel Godbless

[@briancrosby152]

Not sure if we'll be seeing you again before the Holidays So Happy Holidays Misa Sensei & i am glad i found this channel a few month's ago.

[@subhadarshinisahani9349]

Nice explanation

[@SunilKumar-xn2ir]

Thank you so much, I am impressed the way you teach and explain is appreciated by me.... Keep it up and make more videos on ME PATTERNS too

[@happyville3075]

I love the video! Thank you so much!

[@jlo5384]

ありがとうございます

[@osonhodeleon]

Thank you very much.

[@junnui]

your shirt is beautiful!

[@Катерина-м7г8н]

ありがとうございました😃

[@ace-kun0]

Thanks Misa!

[@unchocoenchina568]

nice lesson. I was trying to find this topic in my dictionary😄

[@randerhaywood1163]

ありがとう

[@ouissemzer6864]

Thank you misa sensei 💜💜💜

[@jesinu]

You da best!

[@shinsekai7905]

i love you

[@chaseysyu4345]

thank you!

[@phpxs]

Great video again! ありがとう！ :)

[@yhoward5983]

The best way is to clean the water,and tell the seller the Mac book suddenly doesn't work and don't know why.

[@stevenattwood1076]

Some of these I knew which were good reminders of but I never realised that -たばっかだし was a thing and the difference between time usually between たばかり and たところ。

[@ayachan9609]

I'm sorry but I can't find the lesson on たところ. Was it uploaded? What's the title? Thank you.

[@ariewinata7319]

thank you Misa-sensei, keep your chin up!

[@schrodingerscat3912]

this was cool, thanks dad

[@huniverso]

朝ごはんを食べたばかりでケーキを食べたくない

[@huniverso]

食べたばっかで走りたくない

[@huniverso]

覚えたばかりの漢字もう忘れた

[@sundowner62james69]

Lesson wa tanoshimi deshita. Domo arigtou gozaimahishta Misa sensei

[@vanessameow1902]

I dont know why but I'm kinda waiting for the next installment of the Vocabmas/Proverbmas series👁👄👁 (hint hint)

[@dengodesign9511]

ありがとうございます。みさ先生＜３常可愛い

[@devin_chen]

really helpful

[@lucasariel3145]

I'm really curious about how misa sounds like in other languages

[@patponggongbun3213]

[同時]に地水火風の四魔女も儀式魔術を[始めていた。] [At the same time], the four Underworld Flaming Wind Witches also[ started ]their magic ritual.

[@Crikky]

ミサ先生は毎日もかわいいね

[@geraldshields9035]

@Japanese Ammo with Misa Is there a reason I should use 「ばかり」instead of 「ばっか」? I seem to be having trouble with the proper pronunciation and it sounds like 「馬鹿」instead.

[@hoangduytong9284]

Hello Misa. Love your lesson! I have a small concern: で particle is used to mention mean/ tool doing sthing, but could I use that when I want to imply using someone to take advantage, For ex 友達で戦う abuse a friend to fight for you, like in a workplace environment. Thank you

[@geraldshields9035]

@Japanese Ammo with Misa 昼ごはんを食べたばっかだから、今ケーキを食べたくない。

[@origami_canoe1952]

does anyone know if she made another video focused on ところ?

[@rieyoshida7085]

Why can't i find the 〜たところ video. 😢

[@namenotfound3613]

where is the ta-tokoro lesson ?

[@平和-s6p]

17:07

[@mantaray79]

What does Te-from iru Tokoro mean?

[@SoloAdvantures]

ありがとございます　先生

[@freethinker3435]

Nice

[@vanessameow1902]

さすが先生！ しっぱり勉強になりました。^_^ P.S. It should be spilled not spilt in the thumbnail 👁👅👁

[@nickinlondon4644]

No. 'Spilt' is spelt right. Misa has learnt proper English, as we (who invented the language!), speak and write it in Britain.

[@vanessameow1902]

@@nickinlondon4644 oh my apologies. I've learnt and used mostly American English and so my knowledge of the English language is quite limited. Thank you for correcting me, I appreciate it.

[@nickinlondon4644]

@@vanessameow1902 No problem!

[@Dany1boy1]

I am always confused with 「ところ」It gets into so many different types of sentences that I just lose it, like always.

[@minhashamayim4824]

What is more confusing is when to use で and when to use に naturally. I see the Japanese people struggle with the same in practice whether to say "I will meet you in Wednesday" or "I will meet you on Wednesday" or "Be here at five o'clock". It takes time to figure that out naturally.

[@dicegame101]

I'm a beginner with japanese and I was just about to post some beginner stuff about ところ to try to help you out but then I decided to look it up further in my "handbook of japanese usage" book and now I'm just as confused as you. Thanks.

[@kingsmans4741]

@@minhashamayim4824 good point now that I think about it, on and in technucally does not make any sense when you take it literally as "meet you on Friday" Friday is not an object rather a day so why do we use on? Crazy how languages work, some rules are just there and we get it bc its our native language

[@kingsmans4741]

@@dicegame101dont feel bad, ive been studying for 1 year amd 3 months and the only ところ i knew was "Place" and ところで which can mean "by the way". Lol

[@minhashamayim4824]

@@kingsmans4741 That is the only way to learn a language properly and that is like the natives hath learnt it, in my opinion. Listening is number one, the rest is just filling the already existing gaps. Some people memorise words without context, that is a very boring and not meaningful way to learn new words. When you listen to a language a lot, you hear souds a lot, sounds repeat often, so after some time listening, you are like "たしかに, hhmmm I heard that before, what does it mean", you look it up or ask someone and the answer is "たしかに". Once you know the meaning, so you can understand, never go back to translating that word, たしかに is たしかに。Simple as that. The thing is, you don't need to memorise that word, cause you already know it of by heart having heard it a thousands of times before. That is how I learn languages after learning languages in various ways, and the optimum method is like the babies learn languages, but it is a long process, but you will learn natural language like that. Learn grammar and study words, helps a lot, but that is not the foundation, that is just to fill in the gaps. Studying kanji is probably the best to actaully study apart from listening and to master verbs is to master the core of the language mechanics. I would say, listening, kanji and verbs is all that is required to learn Japanese like the natives, but it will take like 10 years and even after that you will still be learning, cause of the kanji. Also to learn Japanese like the natives it is essential to go to live in Japan at some point, so from 3 years learning Japanese abroad, 7 would need to be in Japan, in my opinion. Studying Japanese abroad is only a mere preparation of some basics, it is in Japan were a person can actually build a solid foundation of the language. Trust me, I studied Hebrew for 10 years before in my own way and after I went to Israel I understood less than 5%. The 10 years of studying Hebrew in my own way did though prepare me for Israel, but what I learnt in Israel in 5 months was so much more than what I have learnt for the 10 years before, and English is not my native language either, so I speak from experience of learning languages. Some people want to learn a language quickly, but really you cannot learn a language fluently like the natives quickly unless you are some very specially gifted person, but that is rare and still Japanese is not one of those languages which a person can learn fluently like the natives quickly as you know yourself. In the case you have some advice on learning languages, please let me know, I am always interested in new methods and ways of how people learn. I am working on a language learning software RPG, so your ideas can contribute. じゃね。

[@geraldshields9035]

@Japanese Ammo with Misa 食べたばっかだから、走りたくない。

[@_Username__]

Each vid she uncovers a little more hahaha

[@allangarcia5886]

I thought you are allowed to use 'Tokoro-desu' such as 'Asonda tokoro-desu' or 'Kono-keeki-wo tabeta-tokoro-desu'. How come it is considered poor or bad?

[@namaeegi2521]

N3 no 文法をおしえてください。。

[@joegriffithsmusic]

Can you use んです or のです after ばかり to explain something you just did. For example if you want anted to explain why you are late, could you say something like: ごめんなさい、帰ったばかりなんです

[@stephensherwood3905]

たくさんを習ったばっか❕

[@minhashamayim4824]

Can I like this video 7 times?

[@Jack-xc2ys]

🌻

[@kitsune87]

Is this really N4? I studied it for N3. Sometimes I wonder how I passed N4... Lol

[@huniverso]

間違ってしまった、先週の代わりに練習をいました

[@hilario4724]

先生、[〜たところ]のビデオを作ってください！

[@stevenfisher7828]

Could one use "禁煙したばっか" as opposed to "タバコをやめたばっか"

[@yhoward5983]

みさ先生のビデオを見たばかり。By the way,I'm very sorry for your Mac book. When spilled water on digital device, just cut the power and clean the water with dry towel,then dry the rest device with sunshine for about 2 to 3 days. I hope your Mac book will recover soon. During warranty period time,you can just change a good one at the place where you bought the Mac book. It's the safest way.

[@TAKAGINOMUDO]

misa sensei,,, nihonggo oshiete kudasai,, ore indonesiajindesu🙏

[@deutschmitjeff5299]

私は寝てばかりいます。 😜😴

[@SelcraigClimbs]

寝てばかりいるのは最高です

[@abdelhafizissa7196]

If there is only one person who knows what ガチで mean, please explain it to me. I heard ガチでa lot of times especially from young Japanese personnes, but I always struggle to figure out what that mean.

[@SA-zt6nr]

田所！？

[@jasontoddler43115]

At least I will have my car 🚗 🐦

[@franswahyu6831]

750号のライク

[@悪魔城下町]

Maybe you explain this in another video, but where does ばかり come from? I know ところ means place or spot. 🤔 Is it bakari because it's baka? 🤔

[@kakkoiitv1587]

Why use baka this bad meaning jaro

[@yhoward5983]

什么时候才能像说英文那样说日语啊

[@nb00.]

Miss campanita .____.

[@nb00.]

Disney

[@huniverso]

練習はこの映画を観たばかりでもう見たくない

[@geraldshields9035]

@Japanese Ammo with Misa 先週この映画を見たばかりだから、見たくない。

[@devilgamerknight5486]

whenever i come to ur video i get distribution by ur beauty and not focusing on the lesson. maybe because i love japanese cute girl 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@ВольфМаксим-з3п]

You are very beautiful.

[@aqilasilmig2838]

aqila used to say oishi when she was eating... aqila is trying to learn japanese... Thanks for u sharing, I hope u can visit in channell aqila silmi G. Arigatozaimash 🙏

[@michaelroberson9707]

Love your hair Misa sensei but you should dye it red again that was sexy 私の好きな色は赤です

[@invinsible1987]

フン = poop That's not funny.

[@kemarbrown1600]

ありがとうございます