て form as【Because】【I'm glad that】N4

[@simonsinkafai]

This lesson is so good. Textbooks have this grammar, but I really find those not deep enough. And this grammar is so important when we want to talk to friends. Thank you so much Miku Sensei! Can I like this video 10 times?

[@arpitkumar4525]

Yes, create 9 more accounts

[@7Lee7]

Yeah, I've seen this in text books as one page pieces spread over three different chapters... Of course none of it is even remotely explained as clearly as in this video.

[@Q-BOT]

Great lesson! You have filled in a lot of small gaps in my Japanese that I didn't even realize were there!

[@AntoineLePotagiste]

I really find your grammar lessons excellent. We understand very well the nuances of the usage of the different forms. It's really helpful :)

[@WaltRBuck]

These lessons are fun. Fun lessons are engaging. Engaging lessons are easy to learn. Win.

[@SunShine-000]

Thank you for your hard work teaching us Japanese. You teach things that apps cannot teach. 💜 ♥️ ❤️

[@snurhamid3755]

Miku Sensei, please do one lesson on shopping, the questions and talks that cashiers say (I have been here for one year and I still don't get most of the things they say 😄)

[@renzhomercerillo6987]

The best sensei ever! Clear, concise, and practical. I feel like my Japanese levels up right away just from watching one lesson. Been binge watching your 日本語の授業ビデオ！教えてくれで本当にありがとうみく先生😊❣️

[@ZicoRicoGuitarHaiku]

This video is excellent! Thank you very much for all these examples. I’ve seen this usage of て form countless times but never got a proper explanation. Until now 👍 Thank you very much Miku for helping me improve my Japanese!

[@tcsocal5554]

みく先生、 Thank you for this video. I have been studying Japanese for awhile now and I never noticed this use of the　て　form before. It was definitely eye opening for me. I will watch it several more times until it sinks in fully. 　いつも教えてくれて　ありがとう！

[@dante1672]

I am glad I found your channel. Thank you for inspiring me to study Japanese again.

[@mikurealjapanese]

I'm honored to help you! Thank you so much for your kind comment! These comments really keep me going;)

[@Chingy8]

Thank you for another useful lesson to help sound more natural.

[@georgegraham5641]

Great lesson. Lots of examples and very clear explanations. Covered the alternative ways to express and when not to use. Really thoroughly explained everything. Fantastic.

[@夏杰-r7w]

Thanks for your video that helps me to learn not only Japanese but also English.

[@peterorzol420]

みく先生、thanks a lot for this video. It's not only the clearly explained grammar, but also the big amount of helpful examples for the daily use. Please keep going!

[@rapidriver]

I love all the examples! Its easy to forget all this stuff after learning it the first time and this was a very helpful reminder. :)

[@kaylam8896]

Thank you for your engaging videos! I usually feel like falling asleep when I watch grammar videos, but yours are lots of fun to watch!

[@nube-nube]

miku-sensei, youre the best! as always, thank you for this video and your hardwork 🤍

[@gabrielmillien7439]

Thank you for this video have a great day. Vitamin sea 😂😂

[@mikurealjapanese]

Yeah I know haha I think it's a cool T-shirt haha

[@KimFebriany]

Thankyou miku sensei

[@MSinclairStevens]

Great lesson. Great examples. Clear explanations. I’d give it ten thumbs up, if I could. Thank you!

[@pjguitar15]

You can only find these kinds of lessons from a teacher like Miku Sensei.

[@aghaaslam9575]

8:18 から vs て IMPORTANT!!! 10:46 use only から {casually ので} (will…, because…) ~て　is used when expressed your feeling 12:38 both are allowed to use

[@gethbond]

Your explanations are perfect! Thank you for every single one of them. And I love the way you speak as a foreigner in your sketches. It shows how weird we sound speaking japanese, LOL!

[@ノウラ-z9l]

I'm not a person who loves long videos but I did really loved that one it was amazing please keep uploading to us 💗😇

[@evilparkin]

みくが新しいビデオをアップロードして良かった。

[@japanesesmiles8515]

Great Miku sensei video! Thank you very much! 🌸 😊🇯🇵

[@innaainnaa8034]

詳しい説明どうもありがとうございました!😊 Your lessons are brilliant. I love the fact that there are lots of simple examples that allow us to understand the structure of sentences and that you keep repeating the information. It makes it much easier to understand/memorize the content. Thanks again, Ginny.

[@NagasakiBladers]

13:36 Ironically I am watching this now as I can't sleep because I have a stomach ache :/

[@nakulsharma5266]

お腹が痛くて寝られない😂😂

[@NagasakiBladers]

@@nakulsharma5266 You have learned well :D

[@danlau4852]

Thanks Miku….now I get to know more usasge of 'TE' form … :-)

[@АнастасияДяченко-ж4я]

I love every single lesson! Thank you for your job! ❤️

[@LeifBlade]

この大切なレッスンを見てよかったです。ありがとうございます、みく先生！

[@tonee811]

Thank you so much for that many examples! Good job, as always :)

[@geoffreycurrie9582]

You are helping me so much! I teach English. Small point to help you. Say the 't' and 'd' at the end of words a little stronger. Your 'felt' should be very different from 'feel' for eg. Okibari yasu! You are doing great!!!!!

[@ASHERUISE]

I wasn't looking at the video and heard "I fell down because I failed the exam" and thought "that's a pretty extreme reaction!"😨

[@manuelgonzales2570]

Very clear explanation. Thank you!

[@iCrazyObsession]

Thank you for the easy to understand video ^^. Here's just a small comment I'd like to make. In this context, we never really tell someone "I'm happy to see you" BEFORE meeting up with them. That just sounds very strange because you cannot SEE them just yet. But you could say "I'll be happy to see you"/" I can't wait to see you".

[@thaisaoliveira5645]

Great video, these examples helps a lot, thanks

[@moominuui]

glad to catch up with the latest video :)))

[@tonyrichengod9280]

Thank you, Miku sensei. Very good explanation

[@ileana2901]

Thank you for this amazing lesson! Keep up the good work♥️

[@JoshIsles]

Marco’s such a smooth sailor

[@r.viswanathan2188]

Thank you for the lesson which is interesting, as always. Arigato, Miku sensei.

[@japanjourney3064]

Thank you my best lovely teacher🙏

[@MrWilbertperez]

Thank you for all your videos i love them and i learn a Lot every Time you give us a new one, you rock Miku sensei!!!

[@michbatano6020]

Thank you 先生😉 more videos of n4 please🥰☺️

[@Edzward]

17:10 Humn... I see this written as ホッとした a lot in manga. Is that common? Or it's just a manga thing?

[@guillaumelemont6282]

I have to watch it again as I was wondering about vitamin sea the whole time.

[@one-of3rb]

i like it! ❤️ i've been watching your channel and made me want to comment today ... i learned something new .. i like your channel than than others because i usually forget some words (memorization) and most of the time i dont know how to use it correctly(:

[@mayrenamurillosanchez398]

Hello sensei , thank you for all the great lessons. I do have a question. Why for the verb goukaku instead of using particle wo or ga , the particle used is ni. Exalple given : テストに　合格して　嬉しい . Testoni goukakushite ureshii.

[@khinmaungmaunglwin]

ကျေးဇူးပါ။ ありがとうございます!

[@DeHaos]

ミク先生が『て形』っていうの使い方の説明を共有してくれてありがとう。 日本で最も人気のある方言なので、フレーズや文法を知っておくと良いでしょう。 教育的であるだけでなく、理解しやすいというものだ。その為に重要な文法の要点であて日本の日常会話でその文法の使い方を聞くでしょう。 具体的に説明仕方のは目を楽しませるね。

[@sleytherd03]

ミク先生、最高！いつもの動画ありがとうございます🙇‍♂️。 すみません！🙋‍♂️😄 質問があります。 Sometimes instead of saying 「雨が降ってる」 I know we can also say just 「雨です」 or in the casual way 「雨だ」、my question is if we could say 「雨でよかった」 or negative 「雨じゃなくてよかった」? 答えてくれてどうもありがとうございます~🙏🏻

[@mikurealjapanese]

That’s perfect too!!!!

[@sleytherd03]

@@mikurealjapanese ありがとー🙇‍♂️💕✨

[@DaisalinaForever564]

ミク先生、教えてくれてあるがとうございます！！😁

[@別府ニーナ]

今日会えてめっちゃ嬉しかった in English....I was so happy to meet you today...NoT.....I was so happy I could see you today.....Correct me if I’m wrong...because COULD is used to express possibly or past ability as to make suggestions and request....used also in conditional sentences....

[@200300646]

Actually, it would be I am so happy I could see you today or I am happy to see you. You have to remember there aren’t always exact sentences in japanese to express English subtleties. It’s the same sentence for japanese. Don’t over think it.

[@johnlee4691]

Please explain when to use　を and が. Thankkkkkyouuu ❤️

[@_Upparu_]

日本語をマスターしたいから、このチャネルを見つけられて、めっちゃ嬉しかったよ。ありがとうございます。

[@希望ちゃん-e7z]

Thank you for help us learn japanese easy with you ❤

[@nanamitakuminonaka2075]

Thank you.. this is really useful!! May I suggest a video on business or email polite Japanese writing and conversation.

[@yenny8616]

ありがとうございます、先生

[@王偽山]

Thank you!!

[@violetprison2645]

みく先生、本当にありがとうございます！♥

[@alicevessalius3044]

Thank you so much

[@inuinuinuinuinu]

another amazing lesson!

[@Scythwolf]

Thank you for that great video. I still would have a question: と思います。It also usually means I think that why is here と思います　but not -te form?

[@carolineboles2757]

Japanese truly is an easy language it's just the minor little tweaks you have to learn that is tough.

[@jamesbrianbontilao7554]

新しい日本語のレッスンを習ってよかった。

[@daishiro]

習えてよかった is more natural.

[@nieshamae]

Thr best explanation, now my grammar will improve.

[@takumi04]

Can「て」have the same fonction of 「こと」 or 「の」？ Ex: 「酒を持ってくるのを忘れないでください」 or 「酒を持って来て忘れないでください」

[@thebatonmaster]

みく先生, how would you say these two different sentences: "I'm glad it didn't rain here."　雨が降らなくてよかった。 "I'm glad it doesn't rain here."　？？？ One is past tense, one is present tense (like, "it doesn't rain here in general").

[@googavo1d]

雨が降らなくていい how about that ?

[@jamesbrianbontilao7554]

ここに雨が降らなくてよかった。I'm not sure though.

[@astindaley]

@@jamesbrianbontilao7554 I think you are right.

[@200300646]

James Brian Bontilao lol, you wrote the same thing, I think you meant to write ここで雨が降らないでよかった But Either way both means the same thing. I just asked my japanese friend.

[@thebatonmaster]

@@sebastian-1864 Thanks a lot, that makes perfect sense. Great answer!

[@lujoroya]

Mi heat every time I attempt to learn Japanese by myself 🤯

[@希望ちゃん-e7z]

Me too 😞

[@miisthiios]

先生ありがとうございました

[@nicodueno6855]

Can you please make a video of n3 gramar.. Thak you and godbless

[@immersionnihongo9246]

Miku sensei have you already made a video about the conjugation of adjectives?

[@hoangnamtn6001]

This is the channel in which i can learn both English and Japanese. LoL

[@magogosora]

このビデオを見られてよかった。昨日は忙しくてあまり寝られなかった。週末がきてホッとしたよ。

[@noahliasam7407]

11:34-11:39 三久先生、新ラップ？😂🤟🏽 このビデオでつだって面白いね。ありがとうございます！

[@Franciisca228]

I had to use some of these today and I doubted so much!! Now it's super clear 😁 ありがとうございますミク先生！

[@lorenzgluck5144]

Can you explain the てform of this sentence: 私は本当に化け物なんだなって。

[@raindo4]

Miku-chan thx 💓💓💓

[@mikailahmad2640]

Terima Kasih

[@Raszkolka]

Miku sensei, how can I say that in Japanese I'm vegan? It would be very helpful cause I'm planning to go to Uni there. thank you

[@MarieK36]

Can someone pls explain to me why the verbs aren’t at the end of the sentences? Thank you!

[@WorkLifeJapan]

We all need plenty of Viramin Sea 😂

[@Electromages]

Is using テスト more common than 試験?

[@200300646]

They have different subtleties. Shiken is for Exams vs a test

[@Electromages]

@@200300646 I use those terms interchangeably in English, so I guess it depends on that too?

[@bigbigfizzi]

The form usually goes well with adjectivial endings

[@madarame0ghosn]

dude. at 34 i started learning jaoanese and you were a big help. but are your eyelashes real?

[@vincentgunawan1488]

Miku sensei, what is the different about "yokatta (良い in past form)" between "yokatta that means glad"?

[@hyaku2108]

よかった means "that was good" which is why it could be interpreted as "glad" in an english translation, there's not really a difference in the actual japanese

[@Verbalaesthet]

Another great tutorial, Miku. Watch out for that common English pronunciation mistake that Japanese speakers often make because they learned the pronunciation with katakana. Dont say "shit-uation" but "sit"uation.

[@acorrin8039]

僕はミク先生がこのビデオを作ってよかったですよ！

[@SaikouKyamu]

今日も勉強になったね。教えてくれてありがとう、先生！ ところで、そのTシャツが欲しい！面白すぎ！

[@kesselshanebronola3218]

ミク先生、大好き。

[@tan619]

心配して、寝られなかった?ok? 有難うございました　ミク先生

[@thaisiwagoshi]

What is the difference to say: “I will go to Osaka and see miku” and “ (please) Go to Osaka and see Miku” ?? Is both 大阪に行ってみくに会う。??

[@lkj2727]

1. 1:58 감정(기쁨, 슬픔 등)의 이유를 표현할 때는 から/ので보다 て형이 더 어울린다 ex) デートに行く前に気づいてよかった。/ テストに合格してほんとに嬉しい。/ それを聞いてほっとした。/ 友達がアメリカに引っ越してさびしい。/ テストに落ちて落ち込んだ。/ 今日会えてめっちゃ嬉しい。/ 久しぶりに会えて嬉しい。/ 今日会えてめっちゃ嬉しかった。/ あみちゃんに出会えてよかった。/ 毎日好きなことができて幸せ。/ 6:41 うれしい vs 幸せ ex) 宝くじが当たって、嬉しい。/ プレゼントをもらってうれしい。 ex) 幸せな人 / 一緒にいられて幸せ。/ 家族がいて幸せ。 8:13 から/ので vs て형 ex) 雨が降らなくてよかった。/ けがをしなくてよかった。/ バスが来なくてイライラした。 2. 10:45 2번째 절에 의지/제안/요청을 표현할 때는 て형 사용 불가능.. から/ので 사용해야 됨 ex) 合格したから飲みに行く。or 合格したので飲みに行きます。/ 雨が降ってるからキャンセルする。 cf) 雨が降って残念。 3. 12:39 무언가를 할 수 없는/할수 없었던 이유를 댈 때는 て형과 から/ので 모두 사용 가능~(て형을 사용하는 빈도가 더 높긴 해~) ex) 仕事があるから行けない。(o) 仕事があって行けない。(o) 모두 가능 / 緊張して話せない。/ お腹が痛くて寝られなかった。/ 熱くて食べられない。/ 熱すぎて食べられない。/ 眠くて集中できない。/ 心配で寝られない。 4. 15:22 まとめ ※ 영상 외 자료에서 찾은 문장들:「このパンは安くて買った。」「春の日差しは暖かくて眠くなる。」는 자연스럽다고 함..

[@mitsi6331]

@Miku sensei de aete yokatta 😍

[@sougabrielamiranda]

みく先生のチャネルを見つけてよかった 😊

[@justice9325]

So, before you meet that person, do you say , あえて うれしい or あって うれしい and when you're meeting that person, do you say あえて うれしい !! あって うれしい

[@walisonteodoro2726]

tooooooooooooooop

[@mikurealjapanese]

Wooofooooo! ♡ Big thank you from me! haha

[@cyerripaws8270]

How do u express “I am annoyed because the bus didn’t come?” Is it the same thing?

[@Colourisedspoon]

バズが来なくてイライラしてる

[@tydoworld4904]

ミク先生はアプーロドして嬉しい

[@justinlesiali2418]

arigato miku sensei. kono resson wa tasukeninaru

[@skoelapoe]

This a very nice channel for learning japanese, besides watching anime