YOU CAN'T DO THIS! (in Japanese) | Japanese From Zero! Video 110

[@japanesefromzero]

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[@noyaV_]

"Today we'll be doing JFZ book 4!" holds up KFZ Classic George haha

[@dattebenforcer]

book 3 to boot lol. I love this guy.

[@bahamut8591]

Gotta advertise somehow

[@japanesefromzero]

What are some things have been told not to do? How was it told to you in Japanese? (this is my tricky way to get a comment... also please up vote for the algorithm!)

[@adilator]

Don't post drama videos.

[@gabedawg]

Nothing since I rarely speak to anyone living as a ひこにーと。

[@dattebenforcer]

were you told not to hold a Korean book when talking about a Japanese book? (or is this some kind of subliminal advertising?)

[@milkgxng]

I am ashamed to admit this but I thought I was being polite by standing far away from people when smoking, turns out I had moved directly to a no-smoking area and started smoking. my god was I embarrassed. I felt so dumb, I didn't even see the sign right behind me that conveniently said "ここでたばこを吸わないでください "

[@ZanderWarren]

"その果物をとってはダメです。"

[@ahhmayzingKurea]

I am so proud to say that I was able to translate "you are not allowed to talk with the person next to you during class." That really makes me feel like I'm doing okay. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@bbarr2]

I'll never get tired of the 寒そう clip lol. Please always keep that in the presentations 😂

[@ashtonsheranian8383]

Yes I totally agree 😂😂

[@luizelias6155]

it makes more sense to think of ちゃ as a casual version/abbreviation of ては instead of this ちゃ form thing

[@Kosumo73]

Please do lots more English to Japanese examples. Not only they feel more helpful, but they're also pretty fun.

[@AnnaHans88]

I absolutely love when you introduce/explain the topic, and then we have to translate examples from English to Japanese. That's super helpful!

[@GlaceonIce]

Book 4 videos marching on. いきましょう❗

[@gabedawg]

George is on fire lately!!!!!

[@catakuri6678]

11:39 画面（がめん）means screen 仮面（かめん）means mask

[@catakuri6678]

thanks for the heart :)

[@professorwvhh]

It should be easy, why should it not? Really glad to see you're continuing the series. I was just getting closer to the end of the playlist.

[@tcsocal5554]

Very useful video. The explanation of the use of ちゃ and じゃ was particularly helpful. And having us translate both ways is a very effective way to engage us. Thanks George! 教えてくれてありがとう。

[@相動百度]

this video is very interesting for studying English

[@JustIzzan]

hey George I'm just halfway through but I already like the little changes like from english to japanese or how beautiful it looks at 15:10, reminds me of your older lessons and I very much like it. Since you're learning German: Danke für das Video :D

[@SM-ok3sz]

samuso is the hardest working word in Japanese. It means so many different things! 😄

[@obiarne]

Amazing, I watch 2 lessons per week. I'll be a bit sad when I reach the final lesson (for now), but then I'll probably restart from Book 3 again and look back at my progress

[@yogeshdhiman563]

I was told to always revise my vocabulary everyday or i would forget them quickly. :)

[@andreutormos7210]

Commenting for the algorithm and because I love this video series since the first video of book 1 :) I am now on book 4 and really appreciate these videos to go by with the book, hope new videos keep coming out. I've never catched a live video for this series, but willl like to, seems fun. English to Japanese is more difficult, but good practice and a useful skill

[@japanesefromzero]

If you want to catch a live video subscribe to kzbin.info since that’s where I do them.

[@StarLad9]

Yes! Please do more English > Japanese examples to mix things up!

[@russellward4624]

I've been doing all the lessons from English since book 3 when possible. But you did us dirty on question 3 since we didn't know 授業中

[@SM-ok3sz]

26:28 I found an error: The furigana on 前 is する。

[@huk6249]

For "You shouldn't hold back on what you want to do." Would したい事を遠慮してはいけません also work? Or at least could you use 遠慮する and 我慢する interchangeably in this case? I can understand why やりたい事 works better than したい事 in this context, but 遠慮する and 我慢する sound very similar in this context to me.

[@sierrrrrrrra]

24:24 Why is the particle in sentence 3 では instead of に? Thanks!

[@SupremacyGamesYT]

I had originally this for Q4 授業に横の人が話してはいけません and Q5 was quite hard but I had this したい抑えてはいけません Yes good exercise. This is the first scenario ive seen where Caz is more complicated than polite. Ive also seen ちゃ with the いけません/ない instead of the だめ I noticed that MUST NOT/DONT HAVE TO is similar grammer is that in Book 4 too? or 5 thanks

[@KulKulKula]

In 12:20, could you say したい事 instead of やりたい事?

[@shams_is_a_polyglot9437]

Thank you for the great video!

[@adilator]

These lesson videos are so good, George. Just think twice before posting unrelated drama videos. I think they dilute your brand and image. You are one of the best Language teachers on youtube when you stick to teaching.

[@macewinduhugs3036]

“All press is good press.”

[@japanesefromzero]

That drama video is an important conversation that needed to happen I think.

[@adilator]

@@japanesefromzero The ones about other youtube people reacting you reacting to them, I don't think so. Another problem when you post too many drama videos is that it drowns the real informative videos like the video about the thieves who are selling fakes of your books. That was an important video that just got ignored by people who thought it was just another drama video.

[@siratshi455]

24:00 In the third example I tried to use not iru but motsu verb, like "moccha dame" but guess that's also wrong And in the fourth instead of mae I somewhy came with made, shukudai wo suru made asonja dame. That's also wrong I guess. And once again thanks George for the lesson

[@CarlosAvila-et8ko]

I believe the example “Atarashii enpitsu, katte wa ikemasen” does not translate to “ You are allowed to by a new pencil.” Please advise. Min. 2:28

[@jouzunatofu]

🤔

[@shahmareo]

12:30 could we have used 遠慮する　(えんりょする) instead of がまんする in this sentence?

[@jin5964]

Hi I’m Japanese. You can use 遠慮する but it sounds different a bit. がまんする means not to do something despite you want to. 遠慮する means to decide not to do something because of some situations.

[@shahmareo]

@@jin5964 そうでうか

[@Kanji101]

This is really good. I have been playing text based games to help aid my learning and I thought Cha/Ja was just some old person type of speaking lol

[@samanthagardstein3543]

I feel like I'm taking ages just learning how to make basic sentences. I'm on book 1 lesson 5. This is harder than I thought, not giving up just not easy

[@japanesefromzero]

This frustration is normal. You will eventually be in disbelief at how little is taught in book 1 once you get to a higher level of understanding. Just knock out the basics and you won’t feel so overwhelmed. Well... not all the time at least. Even much higher level students occasionally get flustered. It comes with trying to do such a cool thing. Most people never even attempt it, so you are already winning! Keep it up!

[@samanthagardstein3543]

@@japanesefromzero right now I'm just trying to read. Barely able to speak a made up sentence, all my sentences are pre-made right now. Slowly able to read. But your msg gives me hope

[@japanesefromzero]

Level 1 is SUCK. Embrace it! You got this!

[@bigr3578]

@@samanthagardstein3543 keep it up! You should check out Hellotalk when you're ready to try to talk.

[@samanthagardstein3543]

@@bigr3578 that's way past my skills

[@FlowUrbanFlow]

Yesssss! More lessons!

[@seppukun208]

Hmmm, I noticing that furigana kinda trips me up a bit. I tend to read the furigana first even though I actually know the kanji, and then I kinda miss out on the meaning since furigana are just sounds and not meaning and have to retrace my steps.

[@DoitsujinNihongo]

12:00 我慢するの代わりに、躊躇するまたは遅疑すると思った。

[@bigr3578]

Don't get why this channel doesn't have more subscribers.

[@japanesefromzero]

Well I just started the channel 14 years ago. Give it some time.

[@jc8608]

So you actually did stick with the Korean book ! If you knew pitch accent, you would never have made such a mistake :D:D:D:D

[@vivirock1155]

私は英語を勉強している日本人です。このKZbinは英語の勉強にも役立ちます!　ありがとう(^^)/

[@jackthomas9905]

立ち入り、立入、立入り、タチイリ、Tachi - Iri

[@ballmilk406]

× クビになれる ○ クビになる 😂

[@jackthomas9905]

I missed a particle, which was は。このアパートでは、ペットを飼っちゃだめです。You can’t have a pet in this apartment. Or, you are not allowed to have a pet in this apartment.

[@pawelowi7528]

泣いちゃだめ 泣いちゃだめ でもホントは言いたいよ 「いかないで」

[@kingo_friver]

I expected ”行っちゃダメ💕" to be vocalized but it never happened.

[@jackthomas9905]

You can't be late for the part time job. アルバイトに遅れてはいけません。

[@obamascock2169]

Wow 5,000 views man people really are just saying screw this. Im telling you must be the Kanji. I suck at Kanji, but I am still trotting through the videos. If you are having trouble learning Kanji dude's just watch the video, you can learn a lot by repetition.

[@AnimeGIFfy]

my guy starts the vid with a troll by pointing at the 3rd book and calling it the 4th one.

[@jackthomas9905]

他の人には話してはいけない／いけません。

[@jackthomas9905]

宿題をするの前に、遊んちゃだめです。You can’t play before you do your homework.

[@jackthomas9905]

宿題をする前に、遊んじゃだめ。

[@artthanos5515]

1、クラスの間にあなたのとなりの方と話してはいけません。 2、したいものをがまんしてはいけません。 3、このアパートにはペットをかっちゃだめです。(should have been では instead of には) 4、しゅくだいするのまえで、あそんじゃだめだよ。(の isn't necessary between する and 前 and the に particle should be used instead of で)

[@jackthomas9905]

行ってはいけません。

[@Victor-vx9nu]

heyy , mr pitch accent is stupid uploaded a new video. TAKE THIS LIKE!

[@jackthomas9905]

食べてはいけません。You can‘t eat it.

[@williamcolin1728]

George can you stop using the red higlighter it always makes think its the wrong option, unless of course you are trying to show the wrong option. Please just use another color.

[@jackthomas9905]

してはいけない。You can't do it.

[@jackthomas9905]

このアパートでペットを飼っちゃだめです。You are not allowed to have a pet in this apartment.

[@Bonapartinha]

Wait lmao korean book

[@nolifeking-d]

Ooh first today

[@TheDemolitius]

食べちゃ your 野菜s or you won't get any デザート!

[@Kanji101]

寒そう

[@jackthomas9905]

授業では人に話してはいけません。