The Easiest Way to Learn KATAKANA #3 │JAPANESE AMMO

[@casperr3717]

I re watched this to type out all English sounding words: テニス tenisu - tennis ミニトマト minitomato グミ gumi - gummy ニモ nimo - nemo メモ memo ビル biru - building (only taller ones) ビール 　　 biiru - beer ヒール　　 hiiru - heel (shoes) サービス　 saabusu - service / on the house ゲーム　　 geemu - game ホーム　　 hoomu - platform セーター　　 seetaa - sweater カード　　 kaado - card カレー　　 karee - curry トイレ　　 toire - toilet テレビ　　 terebi - television ルール　　 ruuru - rule メール　　 meeru - e-mail メールアドレス　meeruadoresu - e-mail addres セール　　 seeru - sale ホテル　　 hoteru - hotel ヨーグルト 　yooguruto - yogurt クリーム　　 kuriimu - cream アメリカ　　 amerika イギリス　　 igirisu - England オーストラリア oosutoraria - australia クリスマス　　 kurisumasu - christmas

[@maggiej6185]

"Sorry England, we probably misheard something" - This is so funny. I LOVE IT! Thank you again for all the work you do!

[@lilliumcrystal9031]

Just wanted to post to this video because I finished watching all the Katakana videos last night and these are the only videos that taught me katakana and I was able to pick it up super quickly. What helped me learn the most was having a dry erase board and writing everything out and saying the kana as the video went along. Super helpful I think.

[@_ninja_nic]

Finally I begin to love learning Katakana! Wonderful series, Misa!

[@minivanstudies]

You are so great at explaining. Thank you!!!

[@madisonyalung]

These videos are so amazing. Thank you for teaching みさ先生。

[@TkTheProphet]

On the topic of Christmas/クリスマス: "Japan is not a Christian country, but we love any holiday's and events... so we just took it!"

[@matzekatze7500]

Kurisumasu right?

[@dfergal317]

I went to Japan for a couple days last week and loved it. I've decided to go for a year soon :) So for a few days ive been using these videos to study while I'm supposed to be working and I've sorted reading hiragana and katakana! Cheers :)

[@acevictory3587]

I wanna talk to Japanese peeps like the waiters

[@supercat438]

Great lesson, thank you Misa!

[@brendanhenderson6999]

Best way to learn katakana!

[@minlin8182]

Thank you. I have watched your few sections in teaching Katakana and Hiragana. From:Min Lin.

[@cecasiahaan6801]

Katakana for te:you can see your hand and trace the "te". AND THE JAPANESE FOR HAND IS "TE"(手).Great coordination.

[@rickysamuel5849]

found very helpfull thank you misa sense :)

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

ありがとう＾＾

[@Bost2301]

I really like your videos. They are so helpfull and I think it feels so satisfying if you can read the Katakana and get it right ^.^

[@memochan4862]

ほんとうにありがとうごぁいます。おつかれさまです。💖🇯🇵👏👏👏

[@killersteve17]

Your videos are seriously so helpful!!! Arigatou gozaimasu!!!!

[@xiaoshun1201]

For england, it's similar like in here in indonesia,, we called it Inggris instead of england. inggris and igirisu is similar :)

[@yamimisa]

thank you so much it helped me a lot since i had a big problem with katakana!! now i can pass my test with confidence ^^

[@fadia7439]

Thank u so much ♥

[@abdullakc]

ur best! I like the japanese language not because of anime but the culture of japan. when I went to fukuoka to japan for my first time on jaunary 2017 I like it more! arigato! japan arigato MISA! sensei

[@Museguitar1]

Hi! I've been loving your series on hiragana and katakana! I know this is an old video so I'm not sure if you still check back on comments. I was following along and was super confused when you used "re" and "ru" before showing the characters in a couple of examples.(erebeetaa, biru, biiru, hiiru) I think elevator used in an example in the second part. I was flipping through my notes like mad because I thought I had missed two characters! haha Hopefully in a few months I can make it through all of your videos about teaching Japanese =)

[@pureheart2729]

I learned it today because of you😭😳😳😳

[@iiYoan]

I'm running the vid at 1.5x speed and omg you sound so adorable xD

[@kintama_aishiteru712]

I am portuguese, and I think igirisu comes from inglês - that means english - so japanese people didn't mess it up :P

[@hatsunemiku5694]

Ingles is English in spanish

[@gogetassj492]

Eu tambem, brasileiro?

[@phoenixrocks1079]

Inglês is English in Portuguese also.

[@kitscott6814]

I think Portugal was actually one of the first places to make contact with Japan, if I have my (very limited knowledge of) Japanese history right, so that's very likely!

[@ThousandHoly]

also in Indonesian language (influenced by Portuguese), England in Indonesia is "Inggris". The pronunciation is same so the katakana Igirisu feel same pronounc

[@jeka_stolenko]

Привет из России! Your videos really extend my interest in learning Japanese. Even though there are much less teaching stuff on the net in Russian than in English, as long as my English allows me I will study Japanese with both English and Russian language videos and articles

[@catwiesel_81]

I dont see part #4 - is it gone? hidden? patreon only? NVM, found it, title is a bit different, and youtube doesnt "know" its the next one... also, the japaneseammo website had a pdf, but the link is broken :(

[@sydneya7236]

Matze Busch what is the title?

[@scatterthoughts]

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[@casperr3717]

@@scatterthoughts Thanks! i was scrolling the comments to find it hahaha

[@spectre750]

OMG your voice is so cute! I’ve been watching some of your stuff on twitch and thought I would take a look at some of your other videos. Your voice has certainly changed in the 3 years since this was made. You still can’t pronounce the English W though eh? 笑 you should try the English tongue twister “How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood” that would be an hilarious video. A woodchuck in this instance is a marmot. It’s not quite as bad as 裏庭には二羽庭には二羽鶏がいる - Chickens in the yard though. Anyway, please don’t remake your older videos if we are going to lose the cute Misa voice. おねがいね(≧∇≦)

[@هاشميالحجاز]

Good Job !!

[@0Danieldsr]

14:33 legal que eu tô vendo no Natal

[@xetzz4875]

4:07 just marking my timestamp

[@gtabgvideo7597]

10:29 Meeru... Oh you don't know how much I want to send some D-meeru 😂😂😂 Nice videos by the way! I learned so much from you! Thank you!

[@statingfakts2156]

you said that the names of animals are written in katakana in Japan, is the noise they make also written in katakana? like for example "nya" is it written in katakana too?

[@SpykelucLP]

11:50 why is there a "no" between ? still great videos. helped me out a lot !

[@JapaneseAmmowithMisa]

I don't see any "no"...? :)

[@SpykelucLP]

oh i am sorry :c i read the ル as a ノレ ;D

[@quintrankid8045]

I'm curious about what you said about yogurt. In the US we have raita with curry and other Indian food. Is raita served with curry in Japan?

[@TheShadyRealm]

Is there a specific way to write 'ri' in Hiragana and Katakana so you can tell them apart besides the line being curved because sometimes I look at a Japanese label on a product and it has "ri" but I can't tell which one it is cause it looks kinda like both :/ Otherwise, your character guides are very clear and helped a lot; I have learned all the hiragana and katakana characters. ありがとうございます!

[@rubycin2703]

this makes katakana a lot of fun to learn! thank you for taking the time to make these videos (✿╹◡╹)

[@JustLooking]

Please pardon my correction, but Meowth (Nyaasu) got his English name misspelled.

[@user-zu1ix3yq2w]

I always thought ei (エイ) made a good 'a' sound. It's mostly from the e (エ) sound, though. Surprised SEERU (セール) is sale instead of SEIRU (セイル).

[@radixvinni]

I am always confusing chi チ and te テ

[@aeixo2533]

Same lol

[@statingfakts2156]

4:50 shouldn't have paused the video. I tried finding a correlation between a cow and the number 4, since that katakana "mu" looks like a 4 and the sound reminds me of a cow, so when i finally found the correlation (cows have 4 udders) i unpaused the video and regretted having ever having a brain :D

[@xuly3129]

13:25 Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 person gets offended

[@szeltovivarsydroxan9944]

I always thought イギリス was just a mistranslation of "English", where someone omitted the 'n'.

[@phbf1012]

english (en) = inglês (pt) -> イギリス

[@DarkPa1adin]

Just realised I wrote mi with the stroke to the left instead...

[@LifeTravelEducationTechnology]

What about \he\

[@brenna1845]

ありがとうがざいますみさ先生！( ◠‿◠ )

[@Paralars]

the hint for card wasn't YuGiOh. Disappointed.

[@tori4730]

Because that would be toranpu, kaado is for things like credit card, she also specified it

[@user-zu1ix3yq2w]

テネス テニス？？？

[@RagdyAndy]

Christmas has nothing nothing to do with Christianity, Misa lol

[@Pineapple-bv4bh]

mewoth...meowth* :3 :D

[@hatsunemiku5694]

10:56 seeru doesn't mean sale, it means "To be able to"

[@tori4730]

what are you talking about?

[@TheNotorious14]

lol no it doesnt

[@armelstsrt]

... Are you really trying to correct a native Japanese in her own language? Like come on, if you even think a little bit about it you'll understand that "seeru" is the japanese way of pronoucing "sale"

[@krishnainsan5920]

ありがと　こざいます