【While -ing】 in Japanese ながら N4

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Today I'm teaching how to use ながら as "While -ing" in Japanese
This grammar is used a lot in real life, so let's master this today!
I will also explain the difference between ながら, て, たまま for advanced learners, so you will learn something new even if you already know this grammar!
I hope you like it!

[@honestlywhatever]

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[@aryanares965]

I dont mean to be so offtopic but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.

[@paytonnova9908]

@Aryan Ares Instablaster ;)

[@britishenglishwithrichard]

You are by far the best Japanese teacher on KZbin

[@Schlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff]

I'm so thankful for your existence, Miku-sensei ❤

[@TheTorontonian416]

ビールを飲みながらネットフリッｸｽを見ている. I'm watching Netflix while drinking beer. (3:11) ネットフリッｸｽを見ながらビールを 飲みている. I'm drinking beer while watching Netflix.

[@roblangstaff9321]

ミクのユーモアと自分をからかうことが本当に好きです。

[@Jelisson_Gregorov]

It makes more sense for us portuguese speakers because we have somethig like those "instant verbs".

[@furaidaalyamuna1932]

Miku san is really me when it goes to singing while studying

[@MrAeplebicques]

I really love the skits with Marco! 😄

[@snakesolidus4642]

Miku sensei I love your videos and sketches, あなたの動画のおかげで上達した。

[@sarveshverjat134]

ありがとうございました

[@sad_doggo2504]

立って人に話す = I talk to people standing up 立っている人に話す = I talk to [the] people [that are] standing up Is this correct? This seems like another really easy mistake to make but I haven't studied this grammar point very much, I just saw it in a pocket guide

[@macmanato]

The second sentence should be 立って （い）るの人に話す。

[@priyanshurai4652]

Konnichiwa sensei, I am learning japanese since 1 year. Now I am in n4 level. I study with Minna no nihongo books. I am planning to buy some books which can help me to improve my japanese reading etc... Kindly suggest me some books.

[@theophonchana5025]

ながら particle

[@devingray1105]

Does Nagara pair with the most important part or does it matter?

[@SgHGh-do3kt]

Does the loan word for “work” in Japanese come from German “Arbeit?”

[@SelcraigClimbs]

うん そうなんだ

[@vanessameow1902]

Ding ding ding! Thats right ^_^

[@jomardevilla8226]

Can i use this in past tense?

[@felixthecat1882]

While -ing isn't that formed with the first verb ending -nagara and the second with -masen?

[@jc8608]

First!

[@mikurealjapanese]

ありがとう♡

[@jameselders7139]

うんちをしてながらスマホに見る！😁

[@the_n00b_gamergirl]

Why isn't she famous?!✨ She should be a TV or Radio personality hahaha 😂😆 she's not only a great teacher but she's HILARIOUS!!!🤗 Thanks for making my day, Miku 先生❤️

[@juliehornphotography]

I have never had this explained to me before! Thank you. In english, "wearing" and "sitting" are not the instant act or action of "putting on" or "sitting down" but the state of "having something on" or "being in a seated position" In english they are continuous actions, not instant. So english speakers need to really THINK about this.

[@redshots5275]

Was just about comment something similar before seeing this. It really isn't interesting isn't?! Such a different conceptualization. I wonder then what state those glasses are in, in that case. Would you REALLY be 'wearing' them? Probably not, least not the English notion of "wearing". I guess, 「眼鏡を掛けます。」 would be "I put on glasses", then. It's a really nice (and vitally important) moment when you can understand another piece of the Japanese Language in terms of it's own internal logic, and way of looking at the world. Rather than through the lens of English, or whatever your native language is.

[@poppyto7273]

@@redshots5275 Thank you so much to you and Julie, I'm not an English native speaker but I'm doing my best learning japanese in English haha. Our comments were very useful to me.

[@LelouchViBritania0904]

That moment when you dont know enough Verbs and you just Understand: BLA BLA Glases BLABLABLABLA glases BLABLABLABLAglasesBLABLABLA

[@wenrickne]

Exactly my situation right now

[@noah1502]

i love your marco character so much😂, but even more so.. i love the relationship between miku and marco😭❤️👏its so pure

[@patriciamiranda8333]

AAAhhhh yesss ive never been so early. The intro thoughh hahahahah love from the Philippines Miku senseii THANK YOU SO MUCH PLEASE DONT STOP UPLOADING LESSONSS AND LISTENING PRACTICE ANG VLOOGSS AND AAAAHHHH. Youve always been there in my Japanese learning journey THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@mikurealjapanese]

And I hope to be with you for a long time o your journey♡

[@samanthabest8926]

As I was wondering what ながら meant you upload this! Lmao definitely have to watch later and take notes~

[@shubhamsingh7405]

Is there Kansai Ben equivalent of ながら？I love that format in which you teach Kansai also at last. 関西べんも勉強しなあかん。😁

[@danlau4852]

very good summary video to simplify the usage of these 2 grammar....domo arigato...Miku :-)

[@willow277]

昼ご飯を食べながら、ミク先生の動画を見ます。 いつも、ありがとうございます！

[@vijit164]

いつもありがとう！

[@mikurealjapanese]

こちらこそ ありがとう❤️

[@MRGINCAT]

Great video as usual but I wonder (at about 6:00 and after) if めがねをかけるcan be an "instant" and a "state" verb. I had actually regarded it as the state of wearing glasses (for a period of time), rather than the action of putting them on. And certainly you might say "I was wearing glasses while I drove through the stop light". Then that would be ながら　。。。ね？Ok - just watched the example about sittING. Tricky. Is すわるthe action of sitting DOWN (changing from a standing to sitting position) rather than being in a state of sitting. Yet as you can presumably say "座っている” there is a element of state (for me) - but perhaps not for a Japanese person. Is there an element of 2 ongoing ACTIONS rather than 2 ongoing STATES in this? Nero was fiddling while Rome burned ;-) Help please!

[@cindyho3267]

I am singing while working. The word “while” should follow by the main action. I look at my handphone while walking. Miku sensei is great. I love her videos.

[@Jackson-et2en]

Thank you so much for sharing Miku-Sensei! This really helped!

[@ronaldomaravilla3139]

Sensei, thank you for teaching us Japanese. You're really a good teacher. Can you do grammar videos for N3 level ? Thank you 😁😁

[@sesehoho8954]

nihongo is really one of the languages that have complicated grammar structure. XD because in N4 you will learn ながら = while. but when you get to N3 ながら has a different meaning hahahaha so the meaning will depend on the thoughts of the sentences. hahaha

[@日本語学科者]

To be honest coming from a perspective of an english speaker and filipino speaker. Using the "て" when connecting two clauses. feels like the 1st clause is incomplete. I don't know why.

[@noodlechan_]

最近、日本語でエッセイを書き始めました。書きながら音楽を聴いています、こうすると楽しくなると思います。

[@edaumaysol]

勉強しながら大学に行っている。文法は一番難しいと思うんです。教えてくれてありがとうございます。

[@zen0462]

本当にありがとう！勉強になった

[@ThalonRamacorn]

Okay, first of all, about the beginning of the video: nani the fuck? :D

[@yukitoyoda8839]

How about the difference between 間に、間、and ながら？

[@PandaLubs]

大学ながら仕事でお勉強してる。 Can I say this too??

[@felixthecat1882]

For example Tabenagara, terebi o mimasen. (I eat while watching TV)?

[@tuntunwin5491]

まで と~までに の違い方も教えていただけませんか。よろしくお願い致します。

[@aintgonnatakeit]

you're a great teacher and your videos are great. thank you isn't enough. cheers!!

[@goalking7778]

I love how your foreigner accent sounds just like Catherine from Gintama

[@kanzenda4580]

This one is my favorite ! It’s funny and by explaining what will be the meaning by using in the wrong way really make me understand this grammar rule better than in any textbook ! Thank you so much !!!

[@AnnoyingAvocado]

i like that you do some of the explanations in japanese!

[@aintgonnatakeit]

10:50 isometric exercises!!! they can be very great

[@日本語学科者]

てことは、「てある」って「たまま」って使い方は同じですか？

[@r.viswanathan2188]

Very interesting ! Arigato, Miku sensei.

[@Adnanraja919]

Your best looking is without makeup sensei

[@albertdent8850]

仕事しながら、 このビデオ見てる XD

[@jessej7111]

Eating while you sit in slow motion has given me the giggles. Thank you!

[@crowsandcrows]

I am a little bit confused at 3:13 Is it supposed to be "I am watching Netflix while drinking beer." not "I am drinking beer while watching Netflix."? Or it just doesn't matter (Or I just don't understand LOL)

[@JoseOliveira-kc4tr]

It depends on what you determine to be the main action. Imagine that Sunday afternoons you always watch Netflix and only occasionally do you drink beer - watching Netflix will be your main action. You can say then "I'm drinking beer while watching Netflix ", 「ビールを飲みながらネットフリックスをみっている。」. The thing is, MikuSensei sometimes swaps the order in the english translation.

[@guillaumelemont6282]

Mikuのビデオを見ながら笑って(い)る

[@megat-baku_oooon.]

良いね。

[@ShineParkerLee]

Thank you ミク先生! I found your channel quite recently and I am trying to refresh my Japanese for JLPT N3 next year. All your videos are very helpful and easy to understand. My writing and listening is ok, but when I speak, I get nervous. 私はミク先生をとでも尊敬しています。

[@777StarrySky]

I want to go to karaoke with Miku sensei!

[@flynnjaturtle2545]

What would be the difference between “。。てながら” and “。。あいだに。。”?

[@JoseOliveira-kc4tr]

If the subject of the two actions is not the same, ながら can't be used. You'll have to use あいだに. Example: 皆 が 寝ている あいだ に 私 は 勉強します。I study while everyone is sleeping.

[@ThalonRamacorn]

btw, instead of スーツ would 背広 also be a good word? Or is it outdated? I dont hear it much...

[@jonathantorrente9996]

domo arigatou gozaimashita

[@madarame0ghosn]

nazeda nihongo whyyyyyyyyy

[@pingpenne9487]

人は愛をつむぎながら歴史を作る…

[@user-Korpan]

僕も韓国語習いながら日本語習います。

[@joh4005]

Miku-sensei, thank you so much for this video! In just 15 mins, I learned a whole new phrase and how to use it exactly. Thank you for always putting out such great content for us humble learners of the Japanese language.

[@yoriichiloveshisbrother4879]

thanks for the video

[@MuSicBlock5774]

0:46 this got me dying 🤣

[@tls-mz1fu]

KZbinをつかって勉強している

[@megat-baku_oooon.]

良いと思うよ、それ

[@gabrielbomtempo2314]

Thin is gold だよ!!

[@ichiroraymani9739]

Thank you Miku sensei

[@godwilylanan8586]

Miku sensei you are the best❤️ learn a lot from you. Thank You!

[@diegovegas3850]

立ってこの動画を見ています

[@theophonchana5025]

#接続助詞 ながら

[@theophonchana5025]

ながら #助詞

[@Gamingartfactory]

You are crazy hhhhh

[@TheVernonENT]

I know you don't really mean it or mean to be this way but, your really condescending when you imitate foreigners trying to speak another language (and of course we're referring to Japanese) . I'm sure you had difficulties learning English if it's your second language. It's not nice when you hear a native speaker re-enact how you sound awkward speaking their language. We already have difficulties getting the bravery to speak. You kind of make it more difficult to maintain the little courage that we've built. I'm just saying. I'm sure you didn't mean that. Ps. Nice lesson! 😊

[@mikurealjapanese]

👋 Hi:) Thank you for your comment. I’m replying this because you took your time to tell me why you felt that way. My intention is not to make fun of people who try to speak Japanese. My intention is to help people learn Japanese in a fun way. And by using characters who are foreigner and trying to speak Japanese, I want you to feel like you can speak without being afraid of speaking with accent. It’s your identity!! You don’t have to sound like a native. I hope you know that my intention isn’t to make fun. But if you took it that way, I’m sorry I offended.

[@opdhaka]

hey! thats great! BY D WAY , i also teach japanese at my channel ! my name is risa ! you can check out my video incase u need any help ! I think we really need more japanese teachers out there! [ i am not comparing myself with her , not at all , i really respect her !] I JUST MEAN TO HELP anywayss ALL D BEST FOR UR JAPANESE LEARNING JOURNEY !ganbatte

[@coolper1968]

3:04💓😅

[@ColorwayMusic]

This is a fantastic lesson! Thank you so much!!

[@jiyujizai]

💚🌱🌸😀

[@tordyclark]

miku先生.uploadビデオをした　 ありがとございます。 少し障害あります。 おくと起きます。おいておきますような使い方は教えませんか？ おいておくとかおいてぱなしとかおきてぱなし。。。いつも問題ある。 それにお返事できたらありがと！

[@DeHaos]

相変わらず、ミク先生はちょうどいいタイミングで役に立つと抜群にビデオを配信します。『ながらも、しかしながら』ってについての文法の説明がありましたが、見直すのはすべてが明らかになりました。『ながら』についてのビデオを見てください、後で明らかになるよ。本当に助かて礼を言う。

[@diperf]

thank you for lesson, time, energy, effort. can we use DE instead of tsukau for Powerpoint example ? 元気教科書で勉強してる

[@dinarmaharanihasnadi1938]

ありかとうございます！ミク先生の動画いつも楽しみにしている！

[@megat-baku_oooon.]

厳しく言うなら「か」に濁点(ざ↖️これね。)が付いてないから、意味がなんとなくしか分からない。 そして文章の最後の形は揃えなきゃ、少し違和感があるから、注意する事。 今まで上からでうざいとは思うかもしれないので、謝ります。 すみませんでした。

[@sofiakatrinaherrera7166]

arigatou miku-sensei. I really learn a lot from your videos. You're hilarious as well, which makes studying nihongo more fun! :)

[@Aurora-or7zq]

先生いつもありがとうございます。恐れ入りますが、(なんて)の使いかたと意味も教えていただけませんか？よろしくお願い致します。

[@KamiNosane]

3:05 so cute haha

[@azama74]

i'm really like your way to teach japanese. ありがとうございましたミク先生

[@Nordzumu]

泣きながら歩く~　(8)

[@Sakura-zu4rz]

I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books and study like you know you should…Having friends from other cultures makes me more creative. In fresh ways about space and how people create their own world and environment. It is best way to connect between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships!

[@thebatonmaster]

Extremely, extremely helpful explanation of the different use cases. ありがとうございます！

[@randomly_random_0]

ミク先生とミサ先生は上手！日本語を教えるのを続いて　＜３

[@xia0ting]

in the last example, can you use "de" as "using"? pawa-pointo de nihongo wo oshieru?

[@zegtronic]

that’s what I was thinking... but you should at least use hiragana man // reading ローマ字 is hard on the eyes

[@JapanDaisukiTTS]

みく先生ありがとうございます！！ Can you please explain what the particle さ means! I always hear it in Japanese conversations when I speak with my Japanese friends and when I watch Anime but I still don't know what it means!

[@paribeans]

it's used to turn an adjective into a noun, for example 高い means tall and 高さ means height or 美しい (description) means beautiful and 美しさ means beauty (noun)

[@rickylosangels]

@@paribeans Hey ! Do you know how to connect two or more verbs in japanese? Not in the sense of describing actions (in this case we would conjugate the verbs into te form and the last one in masu form), in the sense like " I learn to speak english at the faculty"? Would you conjugate one of them into Te form and the other into Masu/dictionary form? or would you use 1 verb + koto ga + the other? how would you connect them ? I'm learning japanese and none of the genki boooks cover this grammar ... thank you

[@animeloverXinuyasha]

@@rickylosangels Hi I think it is [verb 1 dict form]+ koto/no + [particle] +[verb 2] e.g. 英語を話すのが習ってる (or こと instead of の)

[@susow4896]

You are great! All the work and effort you are putting here. Gracias!!!

[@abdelhafizissa7196]

面接(めんせつ)=Interview 😁

[@excessivegrot2643]

I would 100% watch videos of Miku just goofing around :)

[@VirusGamingHDGaming]

ありがとうございました！今分かってる！ 「仕事しながら」と「働きながら」の違いは何だの？

[@osonhodeleon]

Another very useful video. Thank you Sensei.

[@normiel7135]

ミク先生の動画を使って日本語を勉強してる！いつもありがとうございます！

[@unheardmute3899]

THANK YOU FOR LESSONS MIKU-SAN💗💗 Please continue uploading more in the future Thanks to you, I can have conversations with my dad (he’s japanese, but I grew up in the Philippines so i never really got to learn how to speak nihongo) 💗💗❤️❤️❤️

[@animeloverXinuyasha]

I love that in between the examples you are also using Japanese in the video!