【N5】Genki 1 Lesson 11 Grammar Made Clear | I WANT TO in Japanese

MASTER Genki 1 Lesson 11 with CLEAR and SIMPLE explanations of every grammar section, lots of example sentences, and even conversation examples! Let's MASTER Japanese together!

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0:00 Intro
00:47 Color codes
1:07 I want to - in Japanese (たい conjugation)
11:53 Giving examples of activities (たり、たりする）
20:43 Have you ever... in Japanese (ことがある)
26:55 Giving examples of nouns (や particle)
31:14 Question 1
31:46 Question 2

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[willbeach]

The end of Genki 1 is so close I can almost taste it! Thanks so much for these videos. I am using the 2nd Edition, and your explanations are so much clearer in comparison. I also like the character Ando-san so we can learn about the hyper-masculine/super informal way of speaking that textbooks don't seem to cover.

[aelinluna]

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[justamanwithoutamustache]

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[καλαμ]

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[ConiJae]

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[hazeflores]

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[KwantoPittsRandoslap]

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[Eclipse_IV]

For the "you cant say other people want, using -tai", does that rule apply if you are writing a story from a narrator's perspective?

For example, in a story, you might write "John wanted to eat cake". Would it be okay to write "John wa keki o tabetai"? Since the narrator is non-diegetic/omniscient, is that sentence okay to use?

[astrostar]

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[kassimligopora]

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[lauranahomi]

I hear the word conjugation and I instantly want to run away.

[felicia]

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[Takoto]

I've always known that you're not supposed to eat the outside shell/pod of the edamame, but I... kinda like how it tastes so I eat it anyway. Hell yeah, insoluble fibre I guess.

[sorrygoogle]

Been working through these slowly lately (busy with internship and got into a bad car accident :( ) but I just want to thank you again so much for these videos. They're truly an indispensable resource for anyone learning <33 You explain everything so clearly it's amazing.
I haven't kept up with my goal of finishing genki 1 by July and I've even broke my daily anki habit like 2 weeks ago but I'm going to try and power through to hopefully finish all the Genki 1+2 videos and understanding the grammar by end of August!!! Maybe I'll catch up to the intermediate series before that is done haha. Sorry for the long comment, I'm mostly typing all of this to motivate myself and keep myself accountable xD

[TheBestofMediocrity]

Can you use the -tai conjugation + ですか to ask if someone wants to do something? Or would the -しよう conjugation be used?

[seqka]

Translation: I usually play games or watch anime, and things like that. I don't often study, work or anything on the weekends.
温泉に行った事がある？本当に行きたいな。
Translation: Have you ever been to an onsen? I really want to go to one.

[Shaonia]

Be sure to check the "expression notes" section of this chapter in the Genki textbook. It's a long one!

[The_DoubtingThomas]

安いのなら、ある！

アンディさん、温泉に行ったことがありますか。
Thank you Andy
Thank you Yuki

[frettchen]

I also ate the shell of my first edamame, i was the with just my friend so we had to google how to eat them correctly.

[Kokoro-yiut]

very nice video again, i have a small question if you want to combine -tai form in a sentence with -tari suru, how you gonna achieve that ? for example i want to eat sushi, drink sake etc this weekend? thanks in advance