Translate from English to Japanese - See How Simple It Is!

[@marcoselmermk6]

These are the clearest and best (visually) presented explanations of these essential grammatical concepts I have come across so far. Fantastic stuff Yuko Sensei!

[@YukoSensei]

Thank you for the kind comment, Marc-san. It is the most rewarding thing to hear as a teacher that my lesson helped you understand Japanese better. :)

[@natalie-in9fo]

本当に楽しかった！ I really enjoyed this!

[@GorillaRep]

"Every day" in this context is two words. "Everyday" one word, and is an adjective.

[@YukoSensei]

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[@jpbernardino8097]

今日のレッスンありがとうございます

[@tormodi5925]

Very, very useful. Thanks a lot for all your videos. Greetings from Norway

[@fw420]

I quit trying to learn Japanese 5 months ago but I'm going to try again

[@bunn1943]

How's it going now?

[@fw420]

@@bunn1943 not to well

[@MugiwaraElvin]

I hope I can learn Japanese and be proficient. I loved your video! very clear.

[@aimlessequation5390]

Thank you! This is so helpful!

[@NvDuke]

this was awesome and so easy to understand. Also I learnt an additional thing that is how we can use "wa" and "no" and it changes the words like I & My....You & your..Him & His and so on, nice :)

[@hojudy1078]

Thanks so much! 感恩!

[@benhaha2279]

Thank you sensei

[@suprnerdy]

ありがとうございますゆこ先生！正しいかったしました！

[@NdamJohn-vp8ke]

Thanks you so much

[@Binaya779]

Best teacher

[@Bellathewolfhater11]

これはとても面白いです✨

[@dancelikeumathurman8092]

Thank you so much for this. I watched one of your videos on particles and you explained them so clearly I just have to watch your entire videos haha

[@yosramakhlouf7919]

Thank you for this well-explained short video Yuko-sensei ! 勉強になりました! There is a sentence I heard in Japanese with に proposition and I would really like to understand it. Is it okay if I ask here ?

[@youalreadyknowcuh]

Hello I’m trying to translate the English letters EP for somebody’s initials to hiragana writing, idk which symbols to use in this context can anybody help?

[@janicedais230]

Sensei, is it possible to put the adverb of time in the beginning of the sentence? Like: Shuumatsu ni kareshi wa gurofu wo shimasu.

[@あっこ-m7f]

👍possible🙆‍♀️

[@jerrynavarro5124]

This is way better teaching than my sensei 😅

[@まがぃんまぶはい]

5:15 sample, I thought time should always place at the beginning if the sentence..

[@pittymumel1850]

Kono dio ta!

[@simrangill3299]

Muda! Muda! Muda!!

[@lethalspawn1985]

Koreha requiem da

[@wolfturexona801]

Anata o fakku

[@wolfturexona801]

Kuso

[@rohanrana4626]

Toki Wo Tomare

[@missjo5ie]

Oh my gosh!! I feel like I struck gold with this channel! This will definitely speed up the language learning process for me 😋

[@rcouret4]

killer queen has already placed a bakudan onto google translate

[@giornobrando5429]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dan-xl4mg]

How do u know what's a unit or not?

[@margarettam12]

7:30 is there a typo? ごちどう why this end with o in romaji? ごちどう ごちどお Which one is correct

[@themustachedpistachio1171]

ごちどうis correct because う just means that the o is longer

[@bishqmon812]

Now i can speak to my favorite japanese artist in japanese :D ありがとございます先生

[@taliayu]

Can you tell me what means the baby name Haiko in Japanese ? Couldn't find it..thank you

[@あっこ-m7f]

Hi . I’m Japanese. I’ve never heard of the name “Haiko” . I guess it’s girl’s name though... Can you tell me kanji of this name? or please more information, like ..... How did you know this name? 🙇‍♀️🙏

[@devilqueen2228]

ありがとうございます

[@Ruby2020-h1j]

This was fun! Thank you for posting.❤

[@YukoSensei]

chrissy-san, doo itashimashite. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@adrianshaw3507]

In this example is more formal to use Ni?

[@アリエルちゃん-r2f]

Can you help me how to say, are, in Japanese but with the English letters?

[@ARIXIA.]

Just google “hiragana and katakana chart full”

[@アリエルちゃん-r2f]

@@ARIXIA. thank you

[@j__chooo]

ありがとうございます！

[@wenaperxa]

Hi there, Sensei! Is there any reason why you should use the T form of the verb? I mean, I've just seen a video of yours saying that the T form is used when talking about habits and routines. Could you clarify this, please? Thanks in advance, I love your vids and how clear you explain. TY!

[@gttokenrb991]

This is really great

[@cycheoutsfan221]

can i put "shimatzu" on the beggining of the phrase?

[@pykechew3763]

How do translate phrasessssss im losing my mind. Its like what is the order of the words is it backwards or mixed? I cant wrap my head around it. I remember someone said its from right to left, BUT ITS NOT ALL TRUE. PLS HELP ME.😭😭😭 Like. Hello My name is (name) こんにちは私の名前は (name) HOW DO I FIND OUT THE ORDER LF PHRASES????

[@avraham967]

yuko sensai thank you for the lesson just a quetion why didnt you put a ni next to weekends? is it one of the spicel one you talket about?

[@EliteWhiteNinja]

Would adding います to the end of "my boyfriend plays golf on the weekends" be correct? Or is it unnatural? かれしはしゅうまつにゴルフをしています。

[@rbgrahul3367]

Please tell me the Hindi meaning of naDesuika

[@Levixc_]

ありがと

[@mmmaddyxf]

I love your lessons but I'm so happy that I found an error!!! The sentence "My mother makes a feast on Christmas" becomes "母は クリスマスに ごちそう ( gochisou and not gochisoo like you wrote) つくります。" ありがとぐざいました。

[@YukoSensei]

こんにちは。I did that on purpose.😉 I use JSL Romaji system in my courses (This is a sample from my course) where we spell words as we pronounce them and not how we write in Hiragana. The long vowers [ee] and [oo] are often spelled [ei] and [ou] in Hiragana. You can watch this lesson to learn different Romaji spelling systems. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKrThKafgb1riZo Hope it helps!

[@mmmaddyxf]

@@YukoSensei I am struggling with kana, katakana and basic kanji at the moment but thanks to you I am making progress. Once that's done I want to learn more grammar. You make it so easy to learn, I love your system and your smiles are making me laugh everytime. Hope to book soon some courses. :) thanks for the explanation. This is the sixth language I am learning and it's so nice to see the associations. Is a very interesting language. For example, woman is "donna" in Italian and 女 in Japanese. There are many other words like this :)

[@mmmaddyxf]

@@YukoSensei what a newbie error , epic fail! Shame on me 😀😄😄

[@ghostly1289]

I still need to learn more, still confused..

[@ma.kristineo.tabana5594]

konnichiwa!

[@fathimaroshan4949]

Thank you sensei 👍😍

[@D-Warr6283]

Fathima Roshan put heart eyes first then thumb

[@NvDuke]

@@D-Warr6283 are you being serious!!! there is no grammar for how to use emojis XD

[@marukomax8688]

Very good

[@noveajuan4143]

arigatou gozaimase sensei

[@LinaLouice]

を is used with object は is used with subject. の is used when there's more subject?

[@rotienamenam]

'no' is used as possession like the 's in english

[@alfredschlicht2662]

の is possession marker は is topic marker が is subject marker

[@x0o0ox_]

I need this Since Im Learning Japanese :p

[@mehraadi09]

Mam, your channel is the best Japanese learning medium I have come across. If your course fee would have been more affordable, I would have enrolled in your course. I am learning for N5 exam on my own. okage samade!!

[@markosusa5823]

What about writing ? that seems impossible

[@animatrix1851]

i'mma do yall a favor and tell you that "Pitch accent" is a thing. Keep that in mind when you learn japanese.

[@renni9813]

That has nothing to do with this video and isnt something you necissarily have to think about while learning. just something you have to know to learn

[@juliantheivysaur3137]

Would it also be ok to say ゴルフを遊びます?

[@SpeechlessRoid]

Awesome.

[@vilvile]

Great video. You are very didactic. Arigatou gozaimasu sensei san

[@moonygacha8089]

Overall this is really confusing? Can anyone reply a tip or link I can use that isn’t google translate?

[@axellyann5085]

What did u find confuse here? It's basically grammatics applied to form a sentence. Btw, if you need a dictionany try look for Jisho.org or Mazii Dict app.

[@butterscottowo]

So all i have to do first is make it yoda then to the rest

[@kharnakcrux2650]

dozens of specialized pronouns.... yet they avoid using them X3

[@sipes218]

can somebody translate "love yourself" to Japanese

[@cuteface5750]

Daisuke unchi. :)

[@slayt3918]

in romaji or in japanese characters 🤔

[@TinkuKumar-gp5ho]

When will be coming your new video mam...

[@YukoSensei]

Tinku-san, I am uploading new video almost every week. Check back my channel again!

[@pa1g3yp00h]

I’m confused. So I’m learning Japanese, right? But like I want to say hi in Japanese, which I know is kon’nichiwa. Which means that the Japanese version would be “こん’いちわ” I think, I’m a beginner. What I’m saying is do we take an English word like “moo” or something and find the symbol for “mo” in Japanese and change it? Moo will now be モー in Japanese? This means “moo” So am I right? Please let me know I’m totally confused and I might sound like an idiot and I hope what I said makes sense 😅 Edit 1: I’m so sorry I figured it out how to do it I’m such an idiot, I’m going to delete this soon I figured it out lol thanks

[@jaminbones]

WAit tell me i had the same question how do i do it.

[@fathimaroshan4949]

Pls give more videos

[@Yashsingh-zb8md]

i need to learn hiragana and katakana

[@christopherjohnaraojo2997]

I thought the only translation of "MOTHER" in japanese is "OKASAN" thanks for the knowledge 🙂

[@plsnoteli]

Yeah! You use haha (はは or 母) for when you are talking to someone about your own mother then you would use okaasan (あかあさん or お母さん) when talking to your mother (like おはよう、お母さん) or talking about other people’s mothers. It’s the same with father!! chichi (ちち or 父) when talking to someone about your father then otousan (おとうさん or お父さん) when talking to your father or talking about someone else’s father. I’m sure you’ve heard “oniisan” (おにいさん or お兄さん) but when talking to someone about your own older brother you say “ani” (あに or 兄) Older sister is oneesan (おねえさん or お姉さん) then talking to someone about your own older sister it’s (あね or 姉) I forgot what younger sister and younger brother is lol but you get the point

[@princeandjasminetv3122]

Keninchua. 😊

[@nonutemperor]

So if "My friend fights DIO on weekends" Would it be: Tomodachi wa Dio-no shu u matsu shi ma su? Sounds like my friend do Dios on weekends

[@nonutemperor]

@@petrichorrs realised you put in kenka, what does it mean?

[@sharonroe8818]

Please & Thank you , please.

[@keshabgiri2508]

can u translate i love you into japanese language

[@Vikeii]

I love you in Japanese is あいしてる or Aishiteru in romaji.

[@BlessingRose]

Oh my gosh this was so helpful!! I stll got a loooon ways to go in my Japanese learning, but I appreciate this a lot!!! Domo arigatou gozaimasu!!!!

[@Big_Dai]

lon way?

[@hylachusphobiae]

japanese was my frist language >:D

[@siddharthgarg1501]

first*

[@hylachusphobiae]

oh shit also kekm that comment i wrote is cringe af now that i read it

[@siddharthgarg1501]

@@hylachusphobiae haha

[@sarabbawa8052]

Konnichiwa

[@notcoryvfx5101]

but how do you actually make an English word out of Japanese characters

[@Gorgeouside]

Anyone there can help me out? Just want to know if this is correct 🥺 Cold soul = 冷たい魂

[@kolomon5656]

逆に英語の勉強になる(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))

[@vinodhkumar_1729]

We can practice English speaking. I am searching for English speaking partner

[@vinodhkumar_1729]

@Brody thank you for helping. Nice to meet you. We can practice English

[@vinodhkumar_1729]

How to practice English with you

[@MarcusDuarte]

Instead of using ”わたしの” for “my” can’t you also say “ぼくの“

[@comfort_cat0]

Wakatta ( i got it)

[@dumb._piranhaxx]

こんにちは

[@MuhammadIbrahim-rx8fk]

What we say idiot in Japanese?

[@hijam6]

Rem is still the best girl

[@D-Warr6283]

、浜畑さん回

[@ihave2enemies]

Dattebayo

[@fairyxx0]

In anime we know sensei is teacher s,nfbsnrnenr so yeah

[@DoggmaticProductions]

Just one thing: we don't say "on Christmas" , it's "at Christmas".

[@qsaethic8927]

eh i feel both could work, kind of like how に and へ are interchangeable for the most part in sentences.

[@DoggmaticProductions]

@@qsaethic8927 on Christmas is grammatically incorrect.

[@ella-vt8ob]

uhm they both work.

[@qsaethic8927]

@@ella-vt8ob i agree

[@plsnoteli]

@@DoggmaticProductions what about “on Christmas Day” or When does your holiday start? “My holiday starts on Christmas” Idk lol

[@luciel3031]

Kono chotto tasuketa Baka...

[@sommeemontrikul965]

จะ แป นีส = ชาวญี่ปุ่น Do you speak Japanese?

[@kurt9380]

Im tryin to learn japanese cuz i watch anime

[@ali_tafa006]

今日わ、ゆこ先生！( ^ω^ )

[@arzoontamangmoktan5800]

Nic

[@riclaidaure1834]

This is too much my head hurts

[@JaZoN_XD]

but... but.. but.. ha ha wa has the same characters?!?!

[@oana4940]

Yea,I'm learning Japanese and it's confuzing,but I guess practice does it's thing tbh

[@riannedrawsanimation]

Ha is used as a particle in this case.

[@oana4940]

Yea,but he was talking in general

[@riannedrawsanimation]

@@oana4940 Ha is written in hiragana as は with the pronunciation of "ha" in normal cases. The pronunciation changes to "wa" when used as a particle but the character is written the same. Wa わ is an entirely different character in the alphabet and is never used as a particle. Yuko sensei did some videos that covered different particles so you should check them out.

[@oana4940]

@@riannedrawsanimation Thanks for reminding me of wa (like in watashi),I feel kinda dumb now tbh .-. And I'll go check the videos out!

[@RingyWinny]

ははは

[@juancarlocapuz7789]

heeheee im tell that to my mom she dont know

[@MGarmeson]

この

[@ConfessorCromwell444]

baka na

[@TripleLGaming_Official]

yare yare

[@SwitchWither]

i mean i can say The World in japanese, ZA WARUDO!

[@thebrynzxzoficial9040]

KZbin google

[@aldringarcia2209]

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