とおり/とおりに Japanese N3 grammar

[@SugmaNatsu]

HAHA! i finally translated miku-sensei's example sentence right before she showed it..! i'm so happy omg

[@NANO-2001]

thought i was the only one, great for you btw!!

[@diegovegas3850]

おめでとうございます！！

[@yukarinoyu2626]

I'm a Japanese who want to speak English. Your videos are so good for me! I can get learning English that sensitive situations from your videos! 勉強は大嫌いだけど英語は大好きです。 いつも細かいニュアンスがとてもわかりやすい！ ありがとうございます😆 先生の大阪弁も大好きです

[@Dibxmonkey]

Good luck!

[@wuma_]

いつも通りミク先生はめちゃ役に立つ動画を作りました！本当にありがとうございます

[@rambosweat]

I am studying for the N3 and this channel is GOLD.

[@hikaritakashi]

I just woke up to your video and now my day is instantly better! ありがとう友達! I love seeing your 顔 ❤️

[@claricetan5285]

ありがとうございます Miku 先生

[@zuezin7817]

thank you sensei , now learn

[@tcsocal5554]

This video was SUPER helpful, it really helped clarify this construction! 本当に、本当に、ありがとうございます

[@Akio_Fujita]

These videos are so useful and i highly recommend them to all of my friends that want to study for their JLPT test. Thank you so much!

[@Billy-vr9iu]

I'm so happy because of these videos! Thanks Miku!

[@melanisalazar4117]

Miku sensei 予想どおりだった is like やっぱり? You grammar videos are SOOO useful! Thank you!!!

[@gaburierupeppas933]

thanks for the grammar lesson! any vlogs or kanji type videos coming out soon? I love the long form when you speak japanese the whole time!!!

[@thaliaesquivel8547]

thank you for this video im enjoying learning japanese grammar.

[@peterlee4961]

すごいでした

[@taylorgay1641]

みく先生ありがとうございます!

[@papercliprain3222]

教えてくれてありがとうございした。

[@phamhoangvu1652]

ありがとうミク先生。

[@rain7746]

こんな動画が本当に好きです❤作ってくれてありがとうございます

[@joergw.8244]

ミク先生🤩 新しい動画! 大好きだ！！

[@DeHaos]

日常的会話での正しい使い方や内訳で、「～通り」の使い方が先生がとても詳しく説明されて嬉しいだよ。 ただ、学習者に対する先生に教わったことをそのまま使うばかりでなく、頭も叩き込んでほしいんです。 僕にとってはこのタイプ動画はi文章スマイニングに良くて、如何にも役に立つだと思います。 この動画で多くのことが学べますし、他の文法ポイントの基礎として使うこともできるよね。 次回の文法や言葉の使い方を教えるの待ち遠いぞ。 ごきげんよう

[@nestorjr.navarro9427]

Thanks you so much...u explained well.

[@tayayaso]

元通り（もとどおり） meaning as before is also used frequently

[@jeff-8511]

ミク先生ありがとうございます。

[@osonhodeleon]

Another great and useful lesson. Thank you very much SENSEI.

[@belindadevera8436]

Wow... Thank you miku sensei..いつも(はず) と(きたい)を 使っていますから。

[@htetshine9988]

先生が教えてくださったとおりに練習したら、よくわかるようになると思います。❤️

[@Yuna77_]

ありがとうございます！みく先生💕 Can you make a lesson about how to use ば form with example sentences?

[@LibrosyTrascendencia]

Amazing Miku Sensei❤

[@bandulahewamanage9059]

100% agree, Miku sensei also best teacher

[@NANO-2001]

I come to watch your videos to learn sensei, but it also fills me with serotonin!

[@MohPlus]

マスターミクの話を聞くのが大好きです。 楽しい学習

[@shawnkuek1113]

It would be my christmas wish if u could do videos for all N3 grammar honestly

[@mennasaid6365]

Your videos are so useful Thank you very much 🥰

[@htunhtun4622]

助かった❤️❤️❤️☺️☺️☺️

[@anonfinally1692]

My studying english is all according to keikaku. TL note: Keikaku means plan

[@nipunkumar7164]

Watched this in metro, it was awesome!!

[@bapatpm]

Thank you Sensei. So nice explanation. What is the difference between touri ni and you ni?

[@shishirmahat911]

I love you miku sensei you are the best...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@claes3327]

I think you should ask more of the people who completed your course for their opinion so you can show it in your videos

[@sangalanglancelawrence3204]

Hello miku sensei this is not topic related but I've been binging your videos since I found this channel it really helps with my japanese learning but I've been confused recently when I watch ur video about the difference of こと and の when you use the は particle in "日本語を話すのは難じい" alot of my friends thinks that you show contrast like {speaking japanese is hard(but not the other language)} how can I know when to use が and は with these verblike adjectives because I think you did not cover it that much in your video about the difference of は and が I'm ashame to myself that I cannot understand this kinda of thing.

[@KyawKyaw-cg8co]

Hi.Miku Sensei.Arigato gozaimusu.

[@excessivegrot2643]

Is this 通り connected to the 通る verb? It’s kinda hard to mentally connect the two 🤔

[@rachitdevrani8260]

When to use とたりだ

[@taylorgay1641]

みく先生、質問があります。What is the correct word for respect? As in "I respect a (superior person)" a teacher, a doctor, a senpai.

[@oshi701]

Sensei tehoshi grammer point o setsudaishtekudasaimasenka sensei 😍

[@bethramil689]

good day sensei..how much for boom for N3

[@m.s.5370]

I don't know if anyone's gonna see this, but I just wanted to ask anyway out of interest: Is 'promise' also a common noun to put in front of どおり？The reason I'm wondering this is because when I watch movies and shows I like, I always like to consider how I would translate any given line of dialogue into Japanese, it helps me keep track of what I've already learned and what I have yet to acquire. So recently, during the season 2 finale of a show I really like, there was a situation where someone said to another character "Just as promised", and it made me vaguely remember hearing どおりbe used before. So, I have to ask: would it be natural to translate this line into 「約束通りだね…」?

[@Fanta9]

こんにちは。先生🇹🇭

[@maxhisatake7728]

Why she so gorgeous !

[@CAGATZTV]

Sensei where can i buy that book?

[@md.asifiqbal5919]

Taihen ii desu

[@bonifaciogabrielle5864]

where i can find that uadio sensei

[@melaitan1188]

❤❤❤

[@lazeebee86]

when you say "as i thought", why do you use past progressive　思ってたinstead of just past tense　思った?

[@briancrosby152]

I have a question, how do we think like a Japanese? I heard somehow it makes learning Japanese easier & instead of translating it into our native tongue we can just think of the words etc. In Japanese. Can you teach us that?

[@taylorgay1641]

That would be super difficult for any one to teach. It would take a complete perspective shift in order to frame how we think in a Japanese sentence structure. I'm not sure that's a question that has an easy answer.

[@briancrosby152]

@@taylorgay1641 probably not i was watching cure Dolly who before that actual person behind the character passed & she kept saying we need to think Japanese. I just don't know how.

[@snorkchop8134]

One person told me to look up nouns and action words up on Google images instead and that helps.

[@gelflingmusic9428]

何でN3の本には、あの漢字を使わないかなぁ

[@rodlipka9080]

😅😅❤❤

[@chiranjeebipaudel7491]

Sensei no osiekata wa wakariyasui desu

[@Gantaipao]

人生は思い通り行かない💬😭