HIRAGANA READING TEST【 30 Japanese Greetings for Beginners 】

[@RayraMelissa]

Thank you for all you hard work! I manage to read all of them in time! ☺

[@TOMOsensei]

That's great!👍

[@luz1959]

ありがとうございました！

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy New Year🎍 Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😄

[@calliart11]

Wa=は But isn't it Ha(は) In Kon'ichiwa

[@TOMOsensei]

In the writing, こんにちは. Its pronunciation is kon'nichiwa.

[@calliart11]

@@TOMOsensei ok😅

[@Dinopotato]

ありがとうございます

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy New Year🎍 Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😄

[@SwiftbladeSpecials]

ありがとございます！

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy New Year🎍 Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😄

[@kai__6488]

i can read the short ones real quick but longer one takes 10 more seconds 😩

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして!

[@heshanisandareka4535]

arigatho sensei👍🏼🎌

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching! がんばってください！

[@summerbridgeuncchapelhill98]

thanks!

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください！

[@manojfernando1028]

arigatou. thank you so much

[@TOMOsensei]

You watched many my videos😆 がんばってください❗️

[@zinu94]

どうもありがとう really proud of me bcs can read this long hiragana within 5 seconds 😁

[@TOMOsensei]

どういたしまして! That's great!

[@zinu94]

@@TOMOsensei ありがとうせんせい

[@SpidyYT]

1:03 ko n ni chi *HA* is written there no?

[@SpidyYT]

1:17 ko n ba n *HA* instead of wa

[@TOMOsensei]

In こんにちは(今日は)、'は' is used as a particle same as in わたしは, and literally means 'today is'. When 'は' is used as a particle it is pronounced 'wa'.

[@elicahyono3394]

arigatou tomo sensei

[@TOMOsensei]

Happy New Year🎍 Thank you for watching this video. がんばってください😄

[@elicahyono3394]

@@TOMOsensei happy new Year ,はい　がんばります

[@sven5378]

arigatou gozaimasu

[@TOMOsensei]

Thank you for watching this video😊

[@bugoldon2936]

Sensei meaning plz N4

[@ggwp-mk4cw]

Thx a lot for ur videos! Those are rly helped me to practice my hiragana reading!) Also i've got a question!! How long does it take to get n3 lvl of japanese at least? (For russian/english speakers? )

[@TOMOsensei]

To pass N3, Learners need 600 kanji and 3,000 vocabulary, and Estimated learning time is 450-600 hours.