Have you seen the word serif in typography? like when choosing a font you have families like sans-serif. I don't really know its origin but I guess the Japanese serifu is related to that.

Do you still use paper recipe books?

頑張ってに勉強します。でもまだ上手ではありません😊

Does the rain help you relax? Is it too loud? Not loud enough?

かわいい!

Muchas Gracias Excelente lección, Excellent Lesson Thank you so much

良かったです　ありがとうございました

Super format. Thank you for your work.

The second stroke is called what? Have seen this in other characters also?

Pretty good list, I wish some-one told me how to politely say "no, thank you" before I went to Tokyo, as it's a surprisingly useful phrase. Small error: 0:55 I think it's the wrong slide being shown.

Excellent. Sound levels were fine for me, but I prefer without the distracting background music.

the sound it is alittle low :(

I heard 今年はこれで最後です and I thought that meant "This is the final year" and my heart sank for a second.

its more like "repeat the first consonant of the symbol infront of the っ （small tsu）。 for example, in かっこいい (kakkoii), the っこ identifies that you should repeat the first consonant of the next letter (in this example, k in ko is repeated to be kko)

so happy to listen to your voice again :D

I've been steadily working my way through these. It's an excellent format. 🙏

Marvellous 🎉

¡Ánimo con el Español, Yumi-san! 難しいですけどとても美しい言語です✨ここから応援しておりますよ! 😊

ﾗ(!(､ﾍ？v😊

What about beak?

bully: ur ugly me and those other quiet kids: AVENGERS, ASSEMBLE

Good content, but almost ruined by his waving his hand or sticking his huge arm in front of her helpless face every possible second. One of the most awkward and uncomfortable videos ever.

Do you know all these phrases?

I just got that by email, how neat! EDIT As a German, it will never stop hurting that アルバイト describes part-time work 😔

Thanks for the very creative and useful way to learn! 助かりました、ありがとうございました。

Why only japanese characters and not western style letters, so you know which characters correspond with which sound?

Thank you!! ❤ I really enjoyed this lovely discourse on this haiku and meaning of words (ancient and modern) ... ❤❤

Great video, thanks!

Thanks a lot! Why is "ringo" written in katakana (in the sentence itself, not in the explanation below)? Are both options correct?

Thanks for this, really helpful. ありがとう！

Amazing ❤ Thank you !

This deserves more views and likes ❤ Thanks a lot for this material. I have a presentation tomorrow and is about elections. I was worried because I didn't know any vocabulary for the topic. This helped a lot 🌟🍀❤️

I really like the teaching style and I am always happy when its about manga:)

I’ve seen the manga in a magazine what one of the teachers have got back in the 2000’s. I’ve seen the anime back in 2005.

Thank you. I really enjoy these

I like shin chan

Can you use the は particle instead of が in the last example? おしえてくれてありがとう😊

Thanks, I’m just learning of these 2 words. I appreciate this explanation so much, makes more sense now

This is an excellent format. 🙏🙏🙏

This was so helpful thank you very much

Thanks!

Are answer sheets included?

Great video! I've read some of Hokuto no Ken in Japanese before and I found it to be very fun and rewarding. Shin-Chan seems like a great manga to pick up in Japanese too! I like how it seems like there's more furigana added compared to HnK too.

More intermediate-advanced stuff please

ah this was very nice!!

it is "horse" vs "deer". The story goes, somebody recognize a deer as a horse, so he is a fool. So that's why "horse" "deer" means a fool. But there is more to this story. People usually won't mistake a deer for a horse, so what is the real deal? It was in the past, a royal official in some dynasty was gaining power, and he wanted to say anything and see if people just say he was right. So one day, he pointed at some deer and said it was a horse. Some other state officials said, "no, it is a deer". But some "smart" officials said, "oh yes, it is a beautiful deer". So, that powerful official knew who is "smart enough" to say a deer is a horse, to be a team with him. It goes the same way in the current world. If the CEO or director or manager in a corporation said something that is stupid or unfair, there are people who'd point out it is unfair, but the number can be very small. Most people may keep silent, or say that the manager made the perfect decision, and it works the same way as "pointing to a deer and say it is a horse"

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