Ultimate guide of くれる もらう あげる To get / To give (N5)

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31:20 I'll pay you 10000円 for that ball which was just between your legs.

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@@excessivegrot2643 This. All of this.

[@toffeekun1717]

It's the bangs for me. ✨

[@ELFanatic]

11:29 small typo. It should be necklace. Although it is pronounced like neckless.

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even though i am studying N2 now but, i always find your videos helpful

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[@IINGHII]

Are u now?@@pjguitar15

[@AxelNRuiz-oj1on]

Even at N3 I'm still struggling with these, so this video really clarified things for me. Thank you very very much.

[@GXrevolution96]

Do you not need TO have these mastered before progressing onto to N3? I believe these verbs are N4?

[@AxelNRuiz-oj1on]

@@GXrevolution96 Yep. But japanese it's not just those 3 verbs. You can pass the N3 smoothly even without using those perfectly.

[@sayamqazi]

@@AxelNRuiz-oj1on I am not even any N. I knew these well just from random japanese media consumption.

[@thebatonmaster]

"without a further do ..." haha, so cute!! The correct phrase is "without further ado". But I really enjoyed your version!

[@kaicho3178]

omg english is also my second language and I thought it was like that as well lol

[@thebatonmaster]

@@kaicho3178 So fun to hear that. It is the same "ado" (one word) that is used in the phrase "much ado about nothing". ado (noun): a state of agitation or fuss, especially about something unimportant

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@thebatonmaster uP

[@Marvinmenthol]

@@thebatonmaster lol I thought it’s without further to do

[@FivePeyton]

hahaha and I always thought it was “without further due”

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みく先生の新しいカットが似合う

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[@SuaSponte75th]

Here for the bangs, the Japanese is just a plus 😁

[@yonak4963]

I call the Genki chapter dedicated to this topic the confusing "holy trinity". It took much time to get my mind wrapped around it >.< I'm happy to see a video about it.

[@mikurealjapanese]

役に立ててうれしいです！I'm glad I can help you!

[@nickrax4806]

@@mikurealjapanese Why is it 役に立てて with double て?

[@200300646]

Nickrax the verb is Tateru so the te form is Tatete,

[@nickrax4806]

@@200300646 Thanks

[@meowiartea]

hahaha literally this chapter was a nightmare for me and i have to relearn it

[@shllybkwrm]

Is there ever a time when you would use から instead of に？ Also, would this kind of request be grammatically correct or be commonly used? てつだってくれますか？

[@legendaryguitarhero]

この文法いつも覚えられない。よく紛らわしいけど先生のビデオ分かりやすい、本気に助けます！いつもありがとう😊　ちなみに先生の髪の毛スタイルかわいいです

[@chowhonming2989]

Thank you for the lecture. You mentioned that the correct saying in Japanese for "Who gave it to you?" is 　”だれに　もらったの？” And I cannot say "だれが　くれたの？”　because I am not the one who gets the present. On the other hand, is it also correct to say "だれは　あげたの？” Thank you for you advice.

[@IINGHII]

I had the same question

[@jeff-8511]

この動画は本当に役に立つです。

[@mail2maciek]

Hello! I am learning japanese and in my spare time i like to watch japanese lessons on youtube. I saw many channels but i found Miku as the best one so far. The way of teaching, making excercises is so efficient. Also grammar is explained very clearly. This channel is great to learn and memorize new material. Great job.

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Thank you for saying that! It means a lot to me❤️And yes, I read your mind muhahahahahhaha

[@pat7221]

Thanks a lot みく先生 This is clearly the best lesson on this subject I have ever had. The 例文 part is exceptional.

[@雨-f7y]

Miku先生先生のおかげで新しいことが学べるのは怖くない！

[@ミル-p6r]

Sensei, can you teach the the usage and differences of 尊敬語丁寧語 謙譲語? お願いします🙏🙏 ありがとうございました。❤️

[@metinulas1217]

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[@kesselshanebronola3218]

I love the bangs! 😍

[@KingKong-n2t]

You explain very easily the most confusing topic…thank you so much…おしえてくれてありがとう

[@zenzen4982]

I think 16:55 is the source of confusion when it comes to these verbs. There is a difference in English between when you receive and when you are given.くれる still is the act of giving, not receiving, that is why the subject is still the giver. At 46:57 you ask us to translate "Who gave it to you?" Which would translate to　誰が(あなたに)あげたの。You do translate it with だれにもらったの。But that translates to English as "From whom did you receive it?" もらう is the act of receiving, not giving. Summary: To give あげる neutral, I give, you give, she gives, they give くれる humble, I am/we are given (only when you or your family is the recipient) To receive もらう neutral, I receive, you receive, he receives, they receive いただく humble, I am/we are receiving This is still the least confusing lesson on this topic I found so far. Thank you Miku.

[@marukichikun]

I learned this lesson from many sources, but this channel made it much more easy to understand.

[@gpvanderlinde]

Living in Osaka myself and hearing Japanese all the time your video's help me a lot to improve and understand many situations. Thank you so much for your great video's!

[@MandarinWithMissLin]

ありがとうミク先生😊🙏助かった　‼️ 事実は　先月主人かカメラを📷くれた　　❗️ ( now I can say this in Japanese! Or this カメラもらった📷！〕

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[@yayakim8300]

Your the best ni honggo sensai in this KZbin. Thank you

[@aybeecruz3557]

This video is quite long but very informative. When my sensei explained it to me, i yawned all the time because it was so confusing. But you made it simpler and very clear. I ate my lunch while watching this video. Nihonggo when taught by a Japanese is really fun and simple. Thank you Miku sensei

[@mizukinoma6544]

In my school we are learning this now! Good thing i saw this video because it is really confusing. いただきます and くださいます is polite way of くれる and もらう。

[@ericarnold1525]

I've been trying to wrap my head around these grammar points for some time this video explained everything perfectly, well worth the watch　ありがおうみく先生

[@cynicalsoul7355]

Thank you so much Miku Sensei. You are one of the best teacher I have got in my life. I appreciate your hardwork. Keep on making videos. ありがとございます。

[@prussianblue1366]

Starting from this lesson, my formal lesson in college got postponed and become offline learning. So there's no way i could maximally learn. But, i learnt a lot through your videos Miku-sensei. Thank you so much!

[@normiel7135]

Thank you for your efforts in teaching us! You never fail to teach me something new 😁

[@TheSpriteStory]

みく先生のチャネル見つけられてうれしいです。たくさん習えます。いつもクリアに説明してくれてありがとうございます。

[@catherinebutler4819]

Great lesson! I knew the basics, but watching this made me realise I didn't know quite as much as I thought I did... Also, love the new hairstyle!

[@KarennaJP]

ミク先生、ありがとうございました～～！ このレッソンはめちゃめちゃ面白いですね！ 本当ありがとう。

[@rodlipka9080]

Thank you! I thought I knew this, but your explanations gave me a deeper understanding

[@lisalorentia7807]

みく先生、教えて下さってありがとうございます。

[@maryrosefacundo1484]

Your lesson helped me a lot to understand this complicated verbs. ありがとうございました。

[@rosanana4428]

みく先生ありがとうございました

[@乔昌]

みく先生、教えてくれてありがとう！この授業は役に立ちました

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To all nihongo lessons I have been watched on youtube and other online sites.. Your videos was the best. It’s really practical and useful. All your topics and lessons are very essential to my journey in learning Japanese language.. Thankyou sensei. You are very funny person as well. Greetings from Philippines😊

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Miku Sensei ga Clear explanation of moratta ya kureru nado kuremashita!

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本当に楽しい 買った先生ありがとうございます。

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有り難うございます まさに探してるものです=?this is exactly what i am looking for Does it sound natural?教えていただけませんか

[@carolineboles2757]

I still don't fully understand it all but the three you began with is definitely helping me understand so thank you so much! A well needed video 😃

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Thank you so much, Miku-sensei! :] In order to keep track on what I've learned and all the material you give us through Patreon, I started a OneNote notebook and called it ローラの日本語ノート. Not sure whether this is right, though :D But now I have a grammar section where I arranged all the expressions I've learned so far and I included links to your videos and your shadowing audios and pdfs along with more example sentences, explanations and other links. Took me quite some time working on this video and writing down alle the rules and examples. But it's so worth it. I still think of myself as a beginner but looking at my OneNote makes me proud. Especially because I've been learning Japanese for over a year now. But all by myself because my current workload makes it hard to attend classes. So I'm making slow progress but still... it's more than I knew a year ago :D I'm looking forward to your next videos! They are so entertaining! Glad I found you! :]

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ミク先生が助けてくれた。

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Incredible method!Thanks.

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[@husnulyaqin5910]

This video is very helpful, ありがとうミク先生. Please do てあげる、てもらう、てくれる。

[@johngodbey2365]

Mikusan, this is better than years of studying ageru/kureru! Really important distinctions, clear explanations, simple examples! You really nailed it! 到頭ミクさんがこの文法点の悟りをくれました。言葉では表せないほど感謝しています。

[@lovelygirl1325]

Wow thank you for this.. I'm really confuse about these ageru kureru and morau but you really explain it so well that i really understand it without my brain exploding 😂😂😂thank you so much I learned so much from you🥰🥰

[@brunowolffabbad4911]

Miku can you do a video explaining when to use に and when で for actions in places?

[@victortriump1563]

You are ABSOLUTELY GREAT, Miku sensei! Your teaching style is very HELPFUL

[@frederickchung1662]

分かりやすく説明しました。Thanks a lot.

[@DarkRyu777]

I was just learning these verbs and kind of struggling, because in the languages I speak (bulgarian, spanish and english) they are interchangable. Thank you very much, you just earned I new sub!

[@TulekBehar]

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[@miyukiBN05]

I am studying N1 now and your videos are so helpful … I am so grateful to find your videos 😍since I do self study only , ageru ,morau, kureru is quite confusing but with your explanations, I am enlightened now 😍thank you so much Mikusensei 😘😘😘

[@VSK1978]

Comprehensive video on a complicated topic. ありがとうございました、ミク先生！

[@NatalieYOT]

Wow, what a long lesson you "gave" us! but, sorry, I had to look up how to say "Miss Miku gave us a long lesson", and got this: ミク先生は私たちに長いレッスンをしてくれました。However, when I looked up "The teacher gave us a long lesson" I got: 先生は私たちに長い授業をしました。I think the first one is correct, but can anyone who knows for sure, confirm please?

[@vivaum]

So helpful lesson! ミク先生いつもありがとう！ The best japanese teacher ever!

[@lynpearson5058]

Excellent video. Tiny correction 26:46 casher should be cashier.

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Miku Sensei your teaching is excellent. I have passed N2 but Nobody taught Japanese like this.. 役に立ちましたありがとうございます😊👌

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どもありがとうございます先生。とても役に立つです先生🙏

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One hour of Miku lessons? Thank you!

[@mikurealjapanese]

Hehe Thank you for watching it♡

[@candywormz]

ありがとうございます。本当に有用です。

[@cal4318]

Been studying Nihongo for 2 years, and this あげる／くれる　“good thing” is so new to me. You’re a brilliant teacher, Miku. You’re born to do this kind of stuffs. You found your calling.. Much appreciated, thank you kindly.

[@elviraharada7859]

Arigatou gozaimasu miku sensei.

[@wem3121]

Wow thank you so much! I really like it when you do N5 grammar lessons they help me a lot. I'm always your Fan Miku-senseiii..💞 Love from Algeria

[@Hazeltsukano]

This atleast the clearer version of the topic i’m really confused in studying nihongo right now :( Thankyou so much ミク先生　for uploading this video!!!! I learned a lot from it, please keep uploading 🤍

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ありがとうございますみく先生🙇🏻‍♀️ I really love your videos❤️

[@indidwi927]

I like the way Miku sensei teaches the grammar, 本当に　わかりやすい。I Hope Miku sensei will explain more about N3 and N2 grammar, it's really helpful, ありがとうございます　みく先生

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Hi, Miku Sensei! I don't have, as of now, a Japanese keyboard to write in japanese, so English would have to do! I started learning japanese with one of those intermediate courses, which had tons of historical stories, so I must admit that it helped me not only to learn a lot about the language, but also about japan's history and customs. I also had lots of japanese acquaintances and some good friends and so on, so speaking japanese wasn't an intangible to me. Then when I finally visited japan, I bought some useful and interesting books, at least for me. Amongst them Seigi Ozawua's biography in japanese, the former Boston Pops orchestra conductor, and read them all. This was a long time ago and since I wanted to refresh my Japanese, I came across one of your videos. I'm fluent in several languages and I must confess that your lessons are not only fun to watch and helarious sometimes, but VERY informative and insightful. As a matter of fact you have cleared up many grammatical doubts I had that my Japanese friends didn't know how to explain and made me aware of nuances that I sort of sensed, but now I know for sure! Miku Sensei wa yoroshiku onegaishimasu! Honto ni umai Sensei da to omoimasu yo!

[@ffalcoff]

You don't need a japanese keyboard. Just go to language settings and enable the input method for Japanese. Then, you simply type in english and it will be written in japanese. Let's say you want to type 日本, にほん, you'd type "Nihon" and press the space bar and you'll get the options to type it in katakana, hiragana or kanji. I hope it helps.

[@bernoGarcia]

helped me a lot　ありがとうございます。

[@ESato-oq8jg]

This grammer and the てくれる、てもらう、てあげる are my nightmare in Japanese. I gave up so many times after I come across these. Thank you very much for sharing this video, I will give it a one more try.

[@flaviocorreia1701]

あたらしいスタイル：綺麗ですね... Thank you for the video !!!

[@marioz629]

i really love Miku sensei's lessons, i can improve my Japanese and English both by shadowing, Thank you Miku sensei~~~always support~~~

[@lunatism9714]

what's your native language?

[@marioz629]

@@lunatism9714 mandarin and cantonese

[@chouchounette76]

Thanks a lot for this new way of teaching. It's pretty interesting. ありがとうございます!

[@JasonSputnik]

素晴らしい、ありがとう

[@Joliaux76]

A HUGE thanks for this video 🙏 probably the only one on KZbin and believe me, I have sought 😌 the topic is by far the most difficult for me in my Japanese practice.

[@heysalut4137]

You can also watch Misa's video, they are really helpful too!

[@M4BitZ]

Thank you so much for this great explanation, Miku sensei.......❤💚💛💜💙

[@adri8107]

Your channel deserves many more views. If you keep the good work, you will make it :)

[@freshtareensip7342]

You are great teacher

[@superstar-z1d]

Very good lessons.Thank you..Sensei.

[@venkatamaneswararaodudala2914]

Thank you so much Miku sensei

[@silvanolima6032]

Almost 1 hour of video, but I'll watch all the content

[@idoltrash4986]

Miku, isn't お母さん( おかあさん) used for talking about other people's mothers'? いつもありがとうございますミク先生。この動画が私にすごく役に立ました。

[@Ritsumei30]

Yes, I was wondering about 母 vs おかさん as well. A video explaining when to use the polite version of family and when to use the humble version would be every bit as useful as this one --and this one is *really* useful.

[@luluotaku1896]

Thank you a lot teacher!!

[@miccayoshida7824]

Very helpful japanese lesson . Please teach us more sensei 😊. You’re so good!

[@erinrosehubbard]

Wow I'm gonna have to watch this a few times :-D Thank you!

[@PorgyGeorgy1]

Thank you so much for explaining all the subtle nuances. Your lessons are invaluable. ❤️

[@kuni1996]

This video got me like "am I really N3?" LOL Great video as always

[@HarfouchlemirHussein-mr9bp]

💕💕💕💕先生ありがとうございます

[@sayli4667]

ありがとうございました❤

[@pepperoniipizza]

かわいすぎるみくせんせい