The Ultimate Guide To: は vs が (The ONLY lesson you need!)

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Learn the DIFFERENCES between the は (wa) particle and the が (ga) particle!
★ The differences
☆ When to Use / How to Use
★ What they mean
☆Did you know that using the は particle
instead of the が particle could be VERY rude
and offend the listener??
× 笑顔は素敵ですね。(egao WA suteki desu ne)
= Your smile is nice ....BUT!!!!
★Why do I see the が particle used more often in NEWS??
☆ AはBが~ construction
This lesson is the ONLY one you need to watch
to know about these 2 particles!!!
Hope you enjoy it :)
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Also check out these lessons
to understand when to use the が particle.
• Video (~が ある there is~)
• #4 I & NA adjectives┃J... (~が好き I like ~)
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[@jamesvu7522]

Personal Timestamp 1:37 - 7:01 Emphasis with は 3:41 - 7:01 Emphasis with が 7:01 - 11:34 は: What about/ How about 7:51 - 11:34 が: (Subject) is 11:35 - 15:56 Question with が 12:00 - 15:56 Question with は 15:57 - が with adjectives 18:16 - は with adjectives (Contrast) (21:36) が with verbs Vs は with verbs (Contrast) 22:18 - 26:56 が Traits, Appearance, Attributes 24:02 - 26:56 は Traits, Appearance, Attributes (Contrast) (25:00) X は Y が～ 26:57 - 29:04 が Sense 27:39 - 29:04 は Sense (Contrast) (28:38) は Object sensation 29:05(33:08) - 33:42 Non living object が Intransitive Verb 29:05 - 33:42 Person は Verb (32:37) Non-living object は Intransitive Verb (Contrast) (32:44) かかる 33:43 - 37:48 が with New Infomation 37:00 - 37:48 は with Generic Infomation 37:49 Conclusion

[@nikarougeinNY]

Appreciated!

[@hatulium]

Your effort is appreciated!

[@stavinke]

15:00 Drawing dicks

[@gooddays6205]

Waahh すごい ありがとう！

[@kickingpinay]

15:07, 15:14 15:29,15:33, 15:39,15:49. Deeks, deeks, penice, deeks, deeks, deeks. I think she is saying ochinchin sounds less technical than penisu.

[@DiogoVKersting]

I study japanese for over 5 years, and I've never seen this topic being covered so clearly and thoroughly as this video. I'm amazed at this lesson. It is apparent that a lot of hard work was put into this the making of this video, and for that I thank you.

[@crimebelt]

Ikr she is the best teacher in the KZbin ever

[@justanotheruser2611]

the best Japanese teacher in youtube.. and this is all for free! might as well subscribe

[@DiogoVKersting]

@@justanotheruser2611 She has a patreon just in case you can afford to help

[@rbk9582]

@@DiogoVKersting after 11 year.. are you N3

[@DiogoVKersting]

@@rbk9582 By the time I commented, I already had an understanding of は／が, but I just never had found a resource that goes as in depth as this video. Lots of textbooks and online resources I had contact with had poor, non-exhaustive, explanations, and instead just focused on teaching by example. As for my JLPT level, I ended up stopping with my studies before I reached N2. Maybe I'll go back to studying it.

[@armpitpuncher]

Misa, you are honestly one of the best teachers on youtube. You actually seem to understand the struggles people have with learning a language. A lot of "teachers" out there just throw up these short 5 minute (or less) videos where they just translate a bunch of vocabulary, which is completely useless since I could have gotten the same thing out of a dictionary. You, on the other hand, pick narrow topics and dive deep into them with 40 minute videos, covering every conceivable question we might have about the subject. Thanks.

[@wanderlustofvk7029]

armpitpuncher agree with you ! These long videos are worth ..

[@PszemoI]

she is a very intelligent person and this makes her a good teacher!

[@ericsurf6]

I agree! Misa sensei is amazing. So easy to understand.

[@tropicaldimitri7374]

If she also shows the japanese part in roman characters, that would have been perfect.. beginners like me who cant read japanese scripts need roman characters in order to pronounce the invidual words accurately.

[@chichirinuriko20]

armpitpuncher I agree! Its really sad she doesnt have as many subs as some of these japanese teaching youtubers nor she wasnt ecen nominated for the shortys award. It will be cool if she goes tk a con and have a panel.

[@bennyt914]

I feel like Misa is slowly brainwashing me to think that Pikachu is cuter than he actually is. Or has he been that way all along? Regardless, god-tier video as usual...I think I'll have to give this one a couple more watches.

[@ot9twicee117]

Same 😭😭

[@ShakeTheBox]

I read the title of this video and immediately thought "Thank god! Now that Misa is teaching it, I'm finally going to understand this!"

[@ShakeTheBox]

This was the best explanation I've seen! So much more nuanced than I thought. Can you explain when you'd use が at the end of a sentence after です, as in the show title "坂本ですが"?

[@phantomendgamer]

@@ShakeTheBox が　after です is kind of different - it takes on a meaning like けど。 but in my opinion, i think ですが sounds higher up the politeness scale than ですけど

[@ShakeTheBox]

@@phantomendgamer oh cool, thanks!

[@phantomendgamer]

@@ShakeTheBox not a problem :)

[@ZestonN]

Misa is a very good teacher :)

[@Regolith]

I love that "brown" literally just translates to "tea-colored" 😂

[@nuha1018_]

I guess the Japanese love tea, eh?

[@sharpvolt2669]

well in my language grey literally translates to smoke-colored

[@desotaku5202]

@@sharpvolt2669 which language is that?

[@crimebelt]

@@desotaku5202 who knows

[@crimebelt]

@@yuame7605 yea in my language too!

[@tcmax7837]

Holy shit, after a whole year of trying to learn the difference between these particles I finally get it now. Your teaching never fails to amaze me.

[@deussivenatura5805]

TcMaX Shup up Plank, you can't talk.

[@the-bruh.cum5]

@@deussivenatura5805 lol

[@BobaT__]

I’m still not confident on the topic yet.

[@lastninjaitachi]

Same. This video made it all make sense after years of confusion.

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@Vokalplus]

Best explanation! Long video but worth watching and repeating. ありがとうございます

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@saturnian24]

I love how you color code everything! It makes reading + understanding so much easier!

[@jwalbrig]

Yes, exactly !

[@TatsumiOga682]

I love how she adds emotion into the examples she gives, it really helps with how you would accentuate each word

[@KeyWithoutATone]

This is THE BEST lesson on は and が I've ever seen! So easy to follow and good explaining and examples! Thank you so so much for teaching us

[@rebeccatibois515]

Misa Sensei , please don’t ever stop! You are blessing for people like me who can’t access these over priced watered down Japanese lessons . You are amazing !❤

[@GORDO-HUMILDE]

And I thought I could not love your lessons more.. I was wrong

[@leofera1137]

WEEBS JogoDoDan

[@shisun]

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[@KataokaTV]

@@shisun JUST SPEAK JAPANESE LOOOOOOOL 4Head

[@YamatoTre]

This is the single BEST basic explanation of wa vs ga on the entire internet. You have saved me from a lot of confusion. English is a stress-timed language, we DO have wa and ga, it consists of the verbal emphasis we put on certain words in a sentence to subtly change the sentence's meaning. You can only explain it verbally to an English speaker, and this is a massive help.

[@EyedCrown]

Five minutes in this and I already learned something I struggled with for months. Thanks a lot Misa sensei !

[@wompwomp9946]

"My baby said Mama!" "My cat farted!" Definitely sounds like a typical Facebook feed. :'D

[@chonnybaby]

Thank you so much for making this video! You’re a life saver, nothing online has ever gone into that much detail. :)

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@leif5046]

I love how your videos are devoid of grammatical terminology and put an emphasis on colloquial usage in plain language. It’s much easier to follow along and understand. Your videos are very accessible to beginners. As a Japanese language learner, than you for putting so much thought and effort into your videos.

[@khsuki1]

If you were worried about your humor getting through don't, you are hilarious. Keep it up

[@ericsurf6]

OMG Misa Sensei. This is very helpful. Thanks so much for making this.

[@Nepnar]

She is not misa

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@solisimperium1203]

@@Nepnar 彼女がみさだよね

[@alexanderjones5109]

ありがとうございます!! I started learning Japanese on Duolingo and it doesn't explain things like this, and I've been so confused about when to use these and how to use them properly!

[@saddy2911]

i use duolingo too i just want to know have you learnt japanese from it

[@alexanderjones5109]

@@saddy2911 you get what you put in. meaning, i do one lesson every day, and i try to never miss a lesson. but duolingo doesn't give you everything, you also have to go to places like this teacher's youtube channel, to get further insight and clarification. that said, duolingo has taught me way more japanese than i ever knew before, and if you want to learn it's a good place to start!

[@saddy2911]

@@alexanderjones5109 thanks it helped

[@aktchungrabanio6467]

@@alexanderjones5109 Also, don't forget to write LOTS of Kanji! Kanji Study is great for that.

[@bulasketches4397]

This was so incredibly helpful. In my Japanese class in college, I was taught to use "ga" with objects and "wa" with nouns. There was no other discussion than that and I still felt confused having to remember all the exceptions. Now it makes perfect sense. Thank you!

[@juanca2257]

You're the best teacher ever! Btw your editing was so great in this video ^_^ It would be great if you make a lesson about conditionals in the future. ありがとうございます😊

[@monday6599]

みさ先生はconditionalsのレッソンを教えてください。

[@ketchup901]

レッスン*

[@servant_symm]

@@ketchup901 lesson*

[@BiGSmoke-.-]

I hope you are at a intermediate level now by watching her videos.

[@juanca2257]

@@BiGSmoke-.- Yes, I'm gonna take the jlpt n3 this summer😉

[@zaila5859]

PERSONAL TIMESTAMP 2:30 Emphasis of WA 3:45 Emphasis of GA 16:23 GA Used for likes and dislikes 18:20 WA for contrast when used with likes and dislikes 19:55 GA used for adjectives Jouzu and heta 21:39 GA for verb wakaru 22:40 GA used to describe the appearance of a part of someone 25:30 GA used for describing a place's something, etc 27:08 GA used for senses 29:10 GA for non-living objects (Intransitive verbs kana?) 33:50 GA used for news

[@Seretheus]

You explained this better than every textbook or website I've ever encountered. Thank you for the video!

[@LaPrincesse0820]

I've been using duolingo and busuu to learn Japanese and I've been really struggling. I found your channel and now I hate myself for spending 64$ on an app that is not teaching me anything. You are awesome! ありがとうございます！

[@leisuresuit10]

Can I give more than one thumb up? Even though it's a long video, you gave many practical and clear examples. I get it now. If I get confused again, I will watch again! In English, it's like "She is good at singing" (が ) versus "Singing, she's good at" (は). P.S. Your Umbreon is so adorable!

[@CSDragon]

The section around 20:00 makes a lot more sense to me now after I watched another vid. The other vid was talking about how "wa" vs "ga" can feel like "the" vs "a" in english. So if you're saying "uta wa jozu" it's like saying "singing is THE thing she's good at" vs "uta ga jozu" = "singing is a thing she's good at"

[@ryugakusei7768]

Four years and a bachelors degree in Japanese and this is the best explanation of は v が I've ever heard. Thank you for helping me finally understand it ありがとうございました！

[@阿哈默德]

as always, misa sensei is the best やはりみさ先生はさいこう

[@rydernia]

やはりみさ先生【が】さいこうです remember 'ga' particle is used to emphasize that 'misa sensei' is the best

[@阿哈默德]

Rydernia Pendraig ありがとうございました ☺😚

[@baumroll1529]

Yep. To me, as a Japanese, ミサ先生"は"最高 sounds more natural because he is supposed to mean a "general fact" with the は particle.

[@kat3182]

1.やはり、みさ先生（は）さいこう（だな）it's like Re-recognition 2.やはり、みさ先生（が）さいこう it's like only misa is best. I'm Japanese,sorry my English is difficult to understand bro

[@kilxby4490]

what is the や and the さいこう mean (im currently learning japanese and it would be helpful to know)?

[@sakuramochi4105]

Homegirl wasn't lying when she said this was the only video we needed for ha and ga, seriously those articles I find online explain NOTHING. Thank you for being the best teacher ever, Misa-sensei :D

[@DreamBelief]

Thank you so much! I'm trying to learn Japanese on my own, and having autism makes this even more difficult (I struggle with focus, chances to practice and understanding some parts of text books because of how they're written and laid out). I could understand it well. The visuals helped a lot, as well as the examples.

[@christianscott2839]

she got the best translation frfr everything so easy to follow

[@dragoran149]

Best japanese Teacher ever! Wish I had her in middle school.

[@juancastresana1101]

みささん！本当にありがとうございます！これが一番好きな日本語のチャネルになりました。この文法はとても難しいですけど、みささんのビデオで簡単に分かりました！頑張ってください！このビデオが大好きだった。😊

[@owlies821]

英語で日本語を教えてる初心者です。もー拝みたいくらいに分かりやすい。大変勉強になりました。 I'm a beginner at teaching Japanese language to English speakers. the way you explain things is just incredibly easy to understand. Amazing lesson. Thank you so much!

[@Faith_Soprano]

Please, please, please, do more conjugations, like causative form, etc. Since I've run out of your videos in the beginner grammar series, I've been learning from other sources, but nothing really matches your level of explanation and detail. Also, ah, for lack of better phrasing, nuance conjugations? (i.e. expressing gratitude/regret/lack of intent through verbal suffices like ちゃう, くれる, etc). I don't really know the proper name for this sort of thing, but I'm hoping that makes sense. Thank you so much for the videos! Nothing compares.

[@MuriloBR3]

FINALLY UNDERSTAND THIS OMG. so is basically. が - the information that comes before, is new. は - the information that comes after is the new.

[@skinny0408]

ありがとう you helped me out alot. It's kinda hard to learn Japanese without talking to anyone and without taking classes

[@haniwa7006]

you should say　有難うございます to a stranger。

[@ephelduath610]

Such a deep explanation with examples is not to be found anywhere else on youtube. Great video, as all others. Arigatou!!

[@HarryIsa]

Misa sensei, do you have lesson regarding location particle NI and HE ? if not can you make one please...thanks

[@雀-t6c]

Harry Isa I’ve always heard it explained that へ places more emphasis on the direction, whereas に emphasizes the location itself. I think there is some overlap in where they can be used though

[@zaazjay9242]

A 40 minute long video with detailed explanation- must have been a lot of work! Thank you, Misa!

[@bntrezecodm]

This was the best explanation I found about that subject on KZbin

[@Seven-rf9my]

22:20 Can you also use the particle の to specify what I’m trying to describe about the person? Like; みさ の 目 は 茶色 です Also, in this case, is the use of は correct? Or should I use が? I believe は is correct here but I have my doubts since I’m just starting to learn to form sentences. Also I want to say that this video is great, it seems so simple when you start to learn sentences because you only know “は” but once you get introduced to the particle “が” it gets tricky. I was VERY confused with these two particles, I didn’t know when should I use は or が. Thank you so much!

[@platano_ub]

I think the sentence is correct and the particle depends on what do you want to emphasize

[@rogierownage]

Yep, pretty sure both are correct, just different emphasis. So for example if someone asked you what color her eyes are (みさの目は何色ですか？) you could emphasize the color with みさの目は茶色です, or if someone asked you what part of misa is brown (weird question maybe but let's roll with it anyway), you could emphasize her eyes with みさの目が茶色です By the way, you should probably put さん after her name, "みささん", or it would be considered rude unless you are good friends or something.

[@noir371]

This clears up so much. Most resources explain it terribly and just make it more confusing. Thanks so much!

[@shiuryuu]

こんな素晴らしいレッスンを見たのは初めてです。「は」と「が」の使い方が分からない人はこれを見れば完璧に使えるようになるでしょう。みささんは先生になろうと思ったことありませんか？英語も上手ですし、日本語の文法の細かいところまで説明できるのできっとなれると思いますよ。これは確かにThe ONLY lesson you need!ですね。

[@irgendeinmadel3115]

Misaaaa omg thanks sooooo much . I am studying japanese since 4 years and its so harf to.tell the diference

[@W.2026]

Oh. My. Goodness. You taught me what my teachers, textbooks, online sources, etc never could in a million years. 本当にありがとうございます、みさ先生。最高です。

[@W.2026]

そういえば、声が素敵ですね。

[@jasmijnsmits7498]

Could you maybe do a video on ordering food in Japanese? I love your videos! You’ve been a great help! :)

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

Jasmijn Smits I would love to know how to order omakase from an itamae at a sushi counter 😄

[@rook8331]

みさわ英語わ上手。 not only your english is excellent and very clear to understand, but you have an insane knack for teaching. Please keep going！本当にありがとうございます！本当！

[@Raven52295]

Thank you for not including romaji!!!

[@enzolumare5680]

Raven B it’s kind of scary how easy it is to read hiragana after sometime. Not including romaji kind of makes people have to memorize hiragana and katakana(katakana is harder than hiragana in my opinion)

[@caleb_sousa]

Stop complaining and go study the kanas

[@enzolumare5680]

Caleb Sousa I already know the kanas. That didn’t take too much time. All I’m saying is some people still haven’t and for them it’s very hard.

[@caleb_sousa]

So they should learn the kanas

[@caleb_sousa]

How is someone willing to bash into the grammar of a language if they don't even knwo the bascis to read/write in that language? It's illogical

[@FerKzrs]

I waited almost two months to watch this video because I knew how long it'd be. Now that I did, I'm convinced you're the best online teacher out there. Keep up the good work!

[@qqetpa]

It must be so much work editing a video like this. Deseve more, for sure. And you're cute!

[@KeithDixonPhotos]

This video was very helpful. I've been studying Japanese for about a month now. I thought I had a grasp on wa and ga when I first l learned about them but, I was quickly confused when I heard ga where I thought wa should be. Haha. Love your videos. Very informative. I love how in depth you get on the WHY certain things are the way they are. Sometimes after I watch other Japanese lesson videos. I feel like I might understand a little, but not know why it is done that way. Basically I'm just thankful I found your videos. So thank you so much from Ohio in the USA.

[@2muchz]

i always get uncomfortable when misa stares into my soul during these videos

[@devnorris6728]

this is the best explanation for が vs. は that I've found! ありがとうございます、みさ先生。

[@cedricsellambin6652]

You are by far the best Japanese teacher on the web!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@charlesthorner7423]

OH thank you so much I have no diffuculty at all to understand how japanese works but that was turning me crazy hontouni arigatou gozaimashita

[@maripaz5650]

wonderful video. I WILL NEVER FORGET JOHN'S NOSE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF GA vs WA

[@PaperClipFlip]

Misa-sensei has a gift for teaching. Amazing clarity and insight!

[@Galadrid]

I love your work. Keep up your excellent videos!

[@UKERU00]

Ow this must have taken some monster editing work, coloring each word and putting translation and furigana and this is not counting the actual quality of the content that is something you rarely see when you are looking to actually understand particles perfectly. Truly the best japanese learning videos on youtube I hope you never stop, thank you so much for this!

[@sayosan7279]

BEST lesson I’ve found on the differences between が and は particles You actually explain what does “subject particle” and “object particle” mean Most of the explanations I’ve come across only mention this and say something like: you’ll understand the difference in time

[@SuperSmashTails]

So if someone asks me what that is and I say: "This is a *fox*" Then I use ha. Kore wa kitsune desu. And if someone says:"This is a fox" and points on a cat and I point on a fox and say:"*This* is a fox" I have to use ga. Kore ga kitsune desu.

[@poe12]

What're you gonna do if there's no fox lol

[@geminisfl]

Such a good and nice way to explain it! And really funny (specially at the part of "she's good at english... but that's the only thing she's good at")

[@jay_sooning]

Thanks for color coding, very helpful. ありがと　きれい　先生

[@skinnykiddou]

どうもありがとうございました、ミサ先生！！！Really appreciate this as a beginner Japanese student!

[@emilioaireheart]

This is the best piece of freely available information I have read yet about how は and が work in a sentence. Even after using Duolingo for almost 3 months, none of the structural logic in a sentence is explained, and I feel like this is so in credibly helpful. ありがとう!

[@Someone-ig7we]

I thought this video was gonna be like all the others I've seen on this, but no! This was actually really helpful :). I was reluctant at first to watch all of this because of how long it is but I think I will! People in the comments were not exaggerating. You seem to be really helpful so I just subscribed! Thanks so much :D

[@Patrick-ql6wy]

C'est très complet, et les détails et différents exemples n’ont permis de bien comprendre la différence entre HA et GA. Misa a(GA) un joli sourire.

[@雀-t6c]

Why doesn’t anyone else explain it like this. It makes so much sense now.

[@neilm4189]

This is a great job of explaining a grammar point that is really difficult for English speakers.

[@hldr4345]

I like the way you rescue things you've already said in the video, it really fixes the lesson on people's heads

[@emerald7810]

I have been learning Japanese on my own for *fifteen years*, even got a pretty JLPT N3 certificate on my wall to show for it, and the は vs が thing has been confusing me all this time. None of the explanations I found ever clicked before. Like, I had some intuitive sense of how it worked, but not having much opportunity (or confidence) to practice speaking/writing, I was never sure if I understood it right. You finally made it make sense! ありがとうございます!　助かった！

[@SanderOpdam]

That was so incredibly useful comparing は to “as for”. I’ve never heard it explained like this before. Thank you!

[@nurfarahainsaid]

like for naruto > sasuke :D

[@ExistentialDodo]

was looking for this comment

[@imperialmarchinhumanbowels5726]

This video made me realize that there is such a thing as a Japanese accent on top of a British accent. It's rather lovely.

[@jasonloree4676]

One of the best videos I have seen about Ga and Wa. Thank you!!!!

[@countD8852]

About a week ago I watched a video that was just about shopping in コンビニ. Then I watched some videos that were just POV of a person walking from various 駅 or other places, to points of interest in Japan. Here I am now, a week later, determined to actually pull through and learn Japanese. Listening to your videos passively helps, but this was the first one I chose to sit down and takes notes on. 手が痛い...

[@BaychoeShen]

Thank you so much for taking the effort to explain in detail. Keep up the good work.

[@user-rm4nl3xq8k]

basically (wa) puts emphasis on the word after and (ga) puts emphasis on the word before? wow that´s pretty easy.

[@neilm4189]

The simple explanation is that 'ha' marks topic while 'ga' marks grammatical subject. I really like your explanation of how not to make mistakes with that point though - you give lots of practical examples that are really useful.

[@mcfulai]

Hands down best はが comparison video on the internet! ありがとうございました みさ先生

[@priscisay8748]

You are the best japanese teacher ever!! Thank you

[@PtolemysEye]

I wonder if she learned english from a British teacher 🤔

[@hjf76tcfd8yhgd768vg]

In 40 minutes I was able to understand a concept that I've struggled with for years. This is why good teachers are so important! Thank you Misa sensei!

[@eatsleepstudyy]

Guys This is WORTH to watch .

[@yousmm4571]

This is underrated :((, it's far more better than Japanesepod101

[@ureawizardharry]

I just started learning japanese but I've loved watching anime for a long time. Finally i know why Light Yagami said "Boku 'ga' Kira da" instead of "wa". I love this video! 🙏🏼

[@dreamcat2693]

Man, every single question I look up it always comes up with your videos, and they always answer my questions! Its like you know!

[@Toshineko]

That was an AWESOME lesson! It was only 40 minutes, sure, but I NEVER got bored with it! It was just simply the best way to explain wa and ga! And speaking iTalki, I think you should be the teacher on that website, because you explained the differences between those two particles SO well!

[@دانة-خ3ل]

this is the greatest language lesson I have ever seen, arigato Misa san

[@romxxii]

Now I have to watch that series again but with Japanese subtitles. This is the most informative teaching thing on KZbin!

[@TheAnime23]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH!! I've been trying to understand the difference between these 2 particles for at least 5 years and no matter how much books I read it never clicked. You absolutely breezed through. So thanks again :))

[@Crimson_Dragon01]

I've been studying Japanese for about 7 years now and I learned a lot from this! みさ先生の説明がすごい！

[@JamesDoane]

I learned more about the difference between は and が in the first 5 minutes of this video compared to every other explanation I've ever heard! ありがとうございます

[@falayyou]

thanks for making a topic that was seemingly incomprehensible quite simple

[@jim123bcbhd9]

Misa is one of the best Japansese Learning youtubers!!

[@smarjana9120]

It's very helpful. Ur lesson has cleared up all the confusion I had about these 2 particles. ありがとうございます。😊

[@ThatGuyyy1]

10/10 would recommend. 本当にありがとう、みさ先生！