【GENKI L10】で DE Particle Japanese (2) - BY bus

[@YukoSensei]

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[@dhammapalarohan]

Yuko sensei I am really happy to watch and hear your excellent Japanese teaching programs, those are not like the other tutorials videos you are dragging into the point, thank you again.

[@StJude-tn4bm]

Very interested I enjoyed it ありがとうございます😊

[@vyouvictory]

Hi Yuko shinsei, really very good tutorial...your way of teaching superb...

[@trinacarrionvega8095]

Excellent teacher!!

[@RafaelGonzalez-p2o]

Excellent

[@Zinferbuddy]

So helpful

[@TingBie]

Sensei, is it correct that "うち" is used for "home" while "いえ" is for "house", although they share the same kanji "家"?

[@MatthewChidester]

I've got a long ways to go on my Japanese studies 🤦🏻‍♂️😶 thank you for making videos like these

[@r.viswanathan2188]

Interesting lesson.

[@dv2031]

Thank you for another great lesson

[@sundowner62james69]

Excellent lesson . Arigatou Yuko sensei

[@kartiktara88]

Awesome

[@marukomax8688]

Thank you very much.

[@Катерина-м7г8н]

ありがとうございました！

[@peanutslabel]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@shotto-art]

I’m confused, why do we use Te form in the last example?

[@tsuemarynor3945]

先生　good morning ありがとーございます

[@IrisMG]

Thank you

[@brianestrada2259]

I have a question, in a book I saw a sentence that said 空港は飛行機がいいです, but I am curious to know if it is ok to say 空港は飛行機でいいです

[@stibgt]

ありがとごさいます。

[@xbluecrystalx1186]

アルジリアからカナダまで飛行機で行きました。

[@YukoSensei]

Melissaさん、よくできました。(^^) If you meant Algeria, by the way, it's アルジェリア in Katakana.

[@re-mizeraburu]

Can は be used more than once in a sentence?

[@wusan5646]

Hi Yuko sensei, for the last example うちから学校まで歩いていきます。can you put に particle after 歩いて since いきます since its a directional phrase? and Ikimasu is an indicator for the particle?

[@ri_tteung]

센세이 아리가토!🌸

[@mayanarayan5723]

san can u write in English when u explain here in this video we need translation bcoz each word is important to understand an dlearn

[@SkullcandyEdit]

BASED

[@ghgh9670]

ありがとございます ゆこ 先生。Can we use the particles after the verbs or we can only but them after a noun? like 歩いて in this video(͡๏̯͡๏).

[@HamzaKhan-vn4zq]

すみません先生 一文 家から電車の駅までバㇲで行きますが 駅から学校まで電車で行きます この二文は正しいですか

[@anandbpatil1]

ありがと　せんせい

[@johndelilo6038]

Is まで considered to be inclusive for dates ? E.g. in English in the sentence 'Promotion is valid from 27 April to 31 May' it's not clear whether the promotion is still valid on 31 May.

[@sandiego2380]

if you say from to 31. May, the 31st is included in English...

[@nobodybutme2698]

Just arrived in japan a weeks a go n I found you. Subscribe n thanks 🙏🏼 for the lesson 😊 よろしくお願いします。

[@sqsin6195]

Is あるいて=步いて？Do we use kanji 步more often as a verb stem?

[@YukoSensei]

Yes, あるいて = 歩いて in Kanji. I didn't use it in this lesson since the Kanji 歩 is not introduced yet in Lesson 10 in Genki.

[@syedshufkatali6585]

muskoshi muzukashi desu ne!

[@teamr5443]

OMOSHIROI !

[@Chaouamahdi]

You are awesome Yuko san

[@mimqoq]

can i say 車で　家から　会社まで　行きます　　?

[@mayanarayan5723]

pls translate from English to Japanese like - I studied at the library for us it will be easy to write down like -- toshokan de benkyo shimashita

[@pepetiredofursht]

You mean romaji

[@devdad9692]

こんばんは せんせい

[@MrApaHotel]

Great video series. Thank you. I wonder about the pronunciation of ち in うちから. It sounds like the ち has a silent 'i'. Is there any rule to this?

[@YukoSensei]

Nasseさん, Great question! In pronunciation, the vowels [i] and [u] tend to get devoiced (become silent) between two voiceless consonants. Examples: [i] in sh[i]chi [u] in s[u]kiyaki Here, the vowel [i] in ち is between the consonants [ch] and [k] so it becomes silent only because it is easier to pronounce it that way, so most native speakers will devoice the [i] in this case although it is not wrong to pronounce it. On the side note, the word-final [u] vowel also tends to become silent. Example: des[u], mas[u]. Hope this helps!

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Hello Mam

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You are so cute