Hi i just wanted to point out how we have this non keigo in english, when we say hungry? And hungry. So i feel たべる is hungry when addressing another person
アハッド
6 years ago
先生、 暑いですか？
Excuse me, is it すいません or すみません?
Or is different just in the accent?
Thanks for the video, Yuta! It answers a question I've been having for a long time. But one more thing: you gave the non-keigo example sentence 「たくや、たべる？」, but a friend of mine from Japan told me that Japanese people, even if they are friends, tend to use last names with the appropriate endings when addressing one another. How close would you have to be in order to be on a first name basis?
Thanks in advance!
Siew Yee
5 years ago
せんせい、暑いですか？
Jeremy
5 years ago
せんせい, あつい ですか?
MarkBV
5 years ago
Could you please use kanji in your lessons and not just the Hiragana and Romaji? Maybe a combination of Hiragana, Romaji and Kanji?
Ryan Heavey
5 years ago
It’s すいません not すみません？
Oof!!
sushi_trash
5 years ago
As i continue studying, ı keep finding a lot of in common things with turkish, which is why learning japanese seems quite easy for me but as ı speak english, ı intend to stick to your course which is brillant.
Jmi
5 years ago
This is great🤗.. Simple but still understandable, that's why i didn't rely on any textbooks and apps (only dictionaries and animes, I'm not a hypocrite, so I'll honestly say that these truly help me learn basic words that i can practice to form simple sentences since then) because it's a common sense that these types of guidebooks were very diff from how native people speak (be it for Japanese, Korean, Chinese or any languages)
So again, sensei, thank you for your free lessons. Godbless you more 😯😳😊
アフメド
5 years ago
先生、熱いですか
Tsetsi
5 years ago
I always thought the word "Oneesan" means "Older Sister", because of anime. And I'm a bit confused. Does it mean "Older Sister" or "Young Girl?
Danish Fahim
5 years ago
Thank you Yuta-san. This really helps me!
Anonymous
5 years ago
先生, 暑いですか?
Kay
4 years ago
Some people say Anata could be rude in some conversations is that true?
先生、ありがとうございます
Hi i just wanted to point out how we have this non keigo in english, when we say hungry? And hungry. So i feel たべる is hungry when addressing another person
先生、 暑いですか？
Excuse me, is it すいません or すみません?
Or is different just in the accent?
I got confused
ありがとう ございます 先生
What's with the -san?
ありがとう ございます 先生
Thanks for the video, Yuta! It answers a question I've been having for a long time. But one more thing: you gave the non-keigo example sentence 「たくや、たべる？」, but a friend of mine from Japan told me that Japanese people, even if they are friends, tend to use last names with the appropriate endings when addressing one another. How close would you have to be in order to be on a first name basis?
Thanks in advance!
せんせい、暑いですか？
せんせい, あつい ですか?
Could you please use kanji in your lessons and not just the Hiragana and Romaji? Maybe a combination of Hiragana, Romaji and Kanji?
It’s すいません not すみません？
Oof!!
As i continue studying, ı keep finding a lot of in common things with turkish, which is why learning japanese seems quite easy for me but as ı speak english, ı intend to stick to your course which is brillant.
This is great🤗.. Simple but still understandable, that's why i didn't rely on any textbooks and apps (only dictionaries and animes, I'm not a hypocrite, so I'll honestly say that these truly help me learn basic words that i can practice to form simple sentences since then) because it's a common sense that these types of guidebooks were very diff from how native people speak (be it for Japanese, Korean, Chinese or any languages)
So again, sensei, thank you for your free lessons. Godbless you more 😯😳😊
先生、熱いですか
I always thought the word "Oneesan" means "Older Sister", because of anime. And I'm a bit confused. Does it mean "Older Sister" or "Young Girl?
Thank you Yuta-san. This really helps me!
先生, 暑いですか?
Some people say Anata could be rude in some conversations is that true?
せんせい、あついですか？
せんせい、あついですか？
Sensei,atsui desu ka?
せんせいあついてすか