Creating Simple Japanese Sentences - Learn Japanese in 5 minutes! #23

Creating simple Japanese sentences is a key skill you need to get to the higher level of speaking.

[Course 1 Lesson 5 Part 1]

[japanesefromzero]

I just re-watched this video. I am a fan of my own work. Good job self.

[carrienation]

For me, You're "5 minute videos" could be 30 mins. long. They are So helpful. Thank you ; )

[annoyingorange]

This guys knows how to teach

And he teaches normal veryday japanese wich no one else does for some reason...?
Keep up tge goid work

[ayahoshi]

I've been learning Japanese for 3 years, but this is by far the most helpful video I have seen!

[tlclstuff]

Please do more like this!! Let's have "Japanese in 12" again. Because of the longer time, you looked more relaxed, you were able to repeat to reinforce what you said and it was more of a lesson without being too long.

[smackednoodle]

"I'm gonna have to borrow another three minutes"

Goes on for another seven

[JAMBAPRODUCOES]

also, you are such a good teacher that 5 minutes might be too short!

[jondingelstad]

Your videos are very helpful for someone, like me, who can't go to Japan or isn't in Japan to learn Japanese.
ありがとうございます

[corporallawbreaker]

Multiple languages can actually make u a smarter and more brain active person specially if u using them all the time. Cheers m8s and thanks for the video

[Panferno]

This video was so helpful! I already knew the basics with desu and ka and some of the animals but the janai and jaa was new and I really appreciate it :D thank you! And it's OK and BETTER when you make longer videos :) just change the name into Japanese in 10 ;)

[DailyDaves]

After going through many of your videos (past and present) I realized that this is the only one that I really learned from. 
It's because in this video you started with something very helpful and basic and then slowly added on to it to form proper questions/answers. All the other videos seem to be very random in their information, which leads to a zero retention rate (for me at least)
Do your books focus more on starting from the beginning and slowly working forward?

[عبداللهمسعود-وك]

This is the first JFZ video I've ever watched and I find it funny remembering how I struggled over simple sentences

[DjordjeHess]

I didn't know that Saul Goodman teaches Japanese!

[brianfilmdiscussions]

I've learned way more from this one video than any any book over last two days. Love this channel!!

[joshuasweet]

Thank you!
I learned dewa arimasen and I always felt so clumsy trying to use it in my sentences. Janai des is so much easier and more comfortable to say, especially as a beginner

[notgeorgewbush]

This should be lesson #1. This may be the best single beginner lesson I've seen. Arigatou George!

[leliaeliza]

THIS VIDEO IS THE BEST. Thank you so much, Mr. Trombley!!

[MixGuy]

TBH this guy is awesome. He explains everything very simply

[mr-ufhb]

I live in Japan and have been looking for a great youtube teacher, and by far he is the

[retropockystick]

I like how you sad 5 minutes but it's 12 this time xD Really like the quick paced and easy to understand lessons though!