100 Most Common Japanese Words|Basic Japanese

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If you’re a beginner in Japanese or want to learn some basic Japanese words, then this video is perfect for you! You can learn 100 most common Japanese words with example sentences.

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ありがとうございます😊 Rei! You deserve a TON of subscribers.

fafajr
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Hi again, Rei to again express my gratitude for your very helpful lessons-)--your clarity of speech and phrasing is much appreciated, and at last I feel as if I am actually getting somewhere ! As I am presently working my way through your 100 words/phrases---any chance of, in future, your doing a supplementary list?---another 100 or more ?
( If I have any criticism to make, it is just that I can no longer blame a teacher for my slowness in myself ! ... waaaah ... )

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dear Rei, --Could you clarify the use of "no the phrase: "Nihongo wo manabu no wa tanoshii desu "----does the " no wa "indicate an equivalent of "koto ga".or something like that??. Thanks.

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I am from India, it's very useful

pondybook
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At 17:02---Where are your cloths from ----should read "Where are your CLOTHES from." (with an e ).
Otherwise your lessons are great. And your diction in English is better than most English speakers have !---thank you .

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Thank you for not selling something Rei sama

turquoisemanturk
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Sensei is it true that words like あした、今日 they don't require particle when used in sentence..

gautambittu
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Rei san----A confusing the 9th phrase--"-Say a word-"--the transliteration of "iu" is also given as "yuu". This is a bit confusing. Should it not always be expressed as "iu"---and written as such in hiragana too ?---rather than written as "yuu" ----just a matter of standardisation, really, I

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oops!---one thing is a problem:---Your English subheads seem way out of focus--so fuzzy that some are almost impossible to read---just a technical issue of course, but if you can focus them better it would be nice. Thanks.(oops again..."kono", is listed as a noun, rather than an adjective---seems mixed up with "kore" ?)

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