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Everyone, thank you for waiting. I've finally found the time to make a long YouTube video🤩❕Up until now, I've been posting short videos on Instagram every day for about 3 years. For those who are aware, I've reduced it to three posts a week starting last month to dedicate that time to creating longer YouTube videos❕
I initially thought this video would take about 10 hours to make, but being my first time, it ended up taking over 30 hours🤯I feel like I've become Picasso or Van Gogh and created an amazing masterpiece✌️😎 This time, it was my first experience editing a long video by myself, and after completing it, I was a bit disappointed to see that my editing skills were lacking. But I'm planning to improve not only my skills in teaching Japanese but also my video editing skills moving forward. The next video will be about the Japanese particles "は" and "が." After that, I'm also working on videos about how to introduce yourself and basic greetings. I hope to get the hang of it and aim to upload one long video a week, so please subscribe to my channel. Thank you😻

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Ko-Fi☕️

Thank you very much for watching my videos and supporting me!!

[bb_-qf]

I appreciate the fact that you brought new grammar bits and pieces into the sentences as the video progressed. Overall i think its very digestable and great content

[brycemoen]

This is what i have been searching for not only do you help with verbs but also help us learn some kanji as well 10/10 video!!

[humbertozamarripa]

I’ve been studying Japanese for a year now, your videos are great way to review what I’ve learned and I also like you bring kanjis to the sentences. ありがとう

[eljaminlatour]

I like this video, it's better than a few videos because most of the verbs used are in Kanji form, like 食べます instead of たべます because although Kanji is hard, it's necessary to learn, otherwise the text that's written with Hiragana only is simple and childish, and can cause confusion due to hononyms and は(ha) being pronounced as "wa" in particle form. Learning Kanji is just as important as learning uppercase letters.

[shreksyrocks]

This was so helpful, thank you! I really appreciate how you get to learn vocabulary and particle grammar beyond the verbs themselves. Amazing!!

[salmajaleel]

This is amazing. We're not only learning verbs but whole sentences with many vocabulary words!! Thank you so much!
It's sad that you don't make more videos exactly like this one! They would've been so helpful

[johnelstad]

This is such a fantastic video. I'm going to watch it over and over to learn not just the verbs, but the related grammar and tips you provided. Thank you so much for putting this together!

[shelbyrose]

Wow this amazing content! This is what beginners learning really need

[andybluemanstrauss]

You are speaking very clear. Thank you!

[matheuss.]

This one might be the single best video on Youtube for Japanese beginners. What you did here is absolutely fantastic. I hope you keep with the long videos!

[LongitivityHD]

Wow this looks really helpful, can't wait to dissect it later this evening !

[davidyoshida]

Thank you. This is one of the best informative videos I have ever seen. Set up in a Very clear manner with lots of useful verb, grammar, vocabulary, structure, all included. Please make more like this.

[Patch]

This is probably the best channel to learn Japanese for beginners. Everything is very well explained and simplified. Thank you Sensei!

[flake]

Clear. Concise. Excellent balance of summary and detail. Immediately engaged from the first verb.

Well done, Saki-San! Great video!

[JACk-hvyf]

Wonderful video! 素晴らしいレッスン! Great review for foreigners living outside Japan. どうもありがとうございます。

[SanaiGaming]

Arigatou gozaimasu!
This video is just perfekt for learning new verbs and what forms exists. Really helps to recognise them when hearing or reading. Also seeing the action expressed with the pictures helps to memorise them.

[naturesbeauty]

Owh perfect wayof teaching…khanji hiragana and it’s meaning in sentences….more videos plz

[Mikumikku]

A couple years back I started learning Japanese with Rosetta Stone (there was no duolingo yet) and in one of the first lessons is the te+imasu pattern from 13:29 but it was never explained.
“Onnanoko wa mizu o nonde imasu” now I know it’s the te-form of nomu

[bluuazn]

THANK YOU for explaining particles and why they are used. Arigato gozaimasu!! 😊

[josefinalin]

Excellent video for learning Japanese. One small problem for me is that I use iPod (ear phone) to listen to this video and the “bam” sound at the end of each sentence is so loud and sharp which actually makes me stop listening after 10 minutes.