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Learn Japanese with Masa sensei!

This is the Japanese Grammar Complete Beginner Course that will teach you Japanese Grammar from the scratch. If you would liket to be abe to construct your own sentence by yourself, use Japanese for daily conversation, be independent and able to communicate with the Japanese people, this is the best course for you! I will also be talking about the topics that my Patreon supporters requested, as well as some topics about Japanese culture. Check out my Youtube Channel

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Episode 49 - How to make " nai form"

Learn Japanese with Masa sensei! ·

2021/10/09

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eVw4T67TDE&t=334s ★Rules for Changing dictionary-form to nai-form★ For this section you will learn how to change dictionary-form (Plain Present Affirmation) to nai-form (Plain Present Negative). The following are the rules for the 3 groups of Japanese verbs. Group 1 Verbs To change group 1 verbs from dictionary-form to nai-form, change the u-sound to a-sound in the last word. After that append ない (nai) to the changed words

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00:17:20

What it's like to work in Japan as a foreigner?

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2021/10/03

Long hours, unpaid overtime, traditional working culture and hierarchical structures – these are some of the things that often come to mind when people think about working in Japan. In this episode I had my friend Taka-san to talk about what it's like to work in Japan as a foreigner. Check out my Youtube Channel! www.youtube.com/c/MasaSensei/videos Wanna support me? www.patreon.com/maasasensei

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Episode 48 - After doing... (te form + kara)

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2021/09/29

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q_DBCdIVmk&t=265s ★て-form＋から★ から (kara) can be attached to the te-form of a verb in Japanese, becoming ~てから (~te kara). This is similar to “after doing (verb)…” しゅくだいをしてからテレビをみました。 shukudai o shite kara terebi o mimashita. (After doing my homework, I watched TV.) ごはんをたべてからいえにかえりました。 gohan o tabete kara ie ni kaermashita. (After eating, return home.) うちにかえってからケーキをたべましょう uchi ni kaette kara keeki o tabemashou Let’s eat the

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Episode 47 - Sequential actions and adjectives (te...

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2021/09/10

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpYYT23V2Qw&t=386s ★て-form、★ The te-form allows you to combine two verbs or more and express sequence of actions or states.　You can　consider the te-form in this context as “and” or “then.” 日曜日は友達に会って、映画を見て、レストランでビールを飲みました。 nichiyōbi wa tomodachi ni atte, eiga o mite, resutoran de bi-ru o nomimashita. On Sunday I met my friends, watched a movie and drank beer at a restaurant. 明日は日本語の勉強をして、学校でバレーボールをします。 ashita wa nihongo no

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00:18:50

Let's learn Kansai Dialect (Kansai-ben) !!

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2021/09/05

Kansai is the region in the southern center of the mainland (Honshuu) of Japan that includes prefectures; Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Shiga and Wakayama Prefecture.The area is also called Kinki region, but when we talk about their dialect, we only say 関西弁（かんさいべん／Kansai Dialect）instead of Kinki dialect. In this episode I had my friend Shin-chan to talk about Kansai ben! Check out my Youtube Channel! www.youtube.com/c/MasaSensei/videos Wanna support me? www.patreon.com/maasasensei

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00:08:33

Episode 46 - Repeated actions or resultant states (te...

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2021/08/28

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ZH6EcGzeY&t=32s ★て-form + います(te form+imasu)★ You can use the same conjugations when expressing repeated actions or resultant states with て-form + います(te form+imasu). These verbs describe an activity which happens in an instant, as opposed to "for a duration of time". Inevitably, it means, the action causes a chaますnge in the status of someone, something or the situation after it. We will cal these verbs ecpressing actions for

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Episode 45 - You can do… ; You may do... (te form +...

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2021/08/21

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ZH6EcGzeY&t=32s ★Polite Form: (te-form verb) + もいいですか(mo ii desu ka)★ Meaning: You can do… ; You may do もいいですか (mo ii desu ka) is a polite way to ask permission. It should always come after the te-form of a verb. It is very similar to “Can I” or “May I” in English. テレビをみてもいいですか Telebi wo mite mo ii desu ka (Can I watch television?) このほんをよんでもいいですか kono hon o yonde mo ii desu ka (Can I read this

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Episode 44 - I'm doing ..., -ing form (te form + imasu )

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2021/08/11

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xdeszo3Ix3w&list=PLY94j5ZZrtXbS8jlLmf-SUSIR2ytwV1SF&index=23&t=486s The te-form of action verb + "imasu (iru)" If the verb indicates an action that can continue once started "to be -ing", such as "tabemasu" or "hanashimasu", it has the meaning above. Thus, "tabeteiru"=I am eating. Other verbs of this kind are "nomimasu, arukimasu, hashirimasu, utaimasu, oyogimasu, kakimasu, mimasu, tsukaimasu, tsukurimasu,

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Episode 43 - Please do ... (te form + kudasai )

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2021/08/04

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xdeszo3Ix3w&list=PLY94j5ZZrtXbS8jlLmf-SUSIR2ytwV1SF&index=23&t=486s - New words - ください (kudasai) is a way to request a favor in Japanese. It is similar to “Please” in English. When we use ください (kudasai), it is placed after the te-form of the verb. It can also can also come after a noun: to go -- ikimasu -- itte kudasai (Please go) to come -- kimasu -- kite kudasai (Please come) to return -- kaerimasu -- kaette

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00:09:36

Episode 42 - How to make "Te" form

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2021/08/02

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31-dTOMmCK4&list=PLY94j5ZZrtXbS8jlLmf-SUSIR2ytwV1SF&index=22 - New words - The ~ te form is an important Japanese verb form to know. It does not indicate tense by itself, however, it combines with other verb forms to create other tenses. Additionally, it has many other unique usages, such as speaking in the present progressive, connecting successive verbs or asking for permission. い、ち、り、って／i, chi, ri, tte み、び、に、んで／mi,

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Episode 41 - How to say Anyone, Anything, Anywhere,...

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2021/07/29

- New words - interrogative pronoun + (particle) + でも ( = demo): any ~ /whatever, whichever, whoever, where Noun + でもだれでも・Anyone なんでも・Anything どこでも・Anywhere いつでも・Anytime 1) わたしは　なんでも　たべます。(watashi wa nandemo tabemasu) = I eat anything/everything. 2) れいぞうこに　なんでも　ありますよ。(reizouko ni nandemo arimasuyo) = I have everything/many things in the refrigetator. 3) プレゼントは　なんでも　いいです。(purezento wa nandemo ii desu) = As for presents, anything is good for me. Q : What do you like in sports? – スポーツは何が好きですか？Supo-tsu

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Episode 40 - How to say go to do, come to do, return...

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2021/07/28

- New words - verb stem + に行きます（にいきます） - go to do It is a very useful expression which means 'go (in order to) do (something)'. It is very commonly used with the stem of the verb. よく映画を見に行きます。 yoku eiga o mi ni ikimasu. I often go to the movies. 彼は毎日川に泳ぎに行きます。 kare wa mainichigawa ni oyogi ni ikimasu. He goes swimming in the river every day. 私は日本に勉強しに行きます。 watashi wa Nihon ni benkyōshi ni ikimasu. I am going to Japan to study. 私は街に誕生日プレゼントを買いに行きます。 watashi wa machi ni tanjōbi purezento o kai ni

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Episode 39 - How to Say "Want" or "Desire (...tai desu)

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2021/07/26

- New words - When you desire or want something (noun), the expression used is "欲しい" or "ほしい" (hoshii). Watashi wa kuruma ga hoshii desu. 私は車が欲しいです。 --- I want a car. Watashi wa sono hon ga hoshii desu. 私はその本が欲しいです。 --- I want that book. Watashi wa nihonjin no tomodachi ga hoshii desu. 私は日本人の友達が欲しいです。 --- I want a Japanese friend. Watashi wa kamera ga hoshii desu. 私はカメラが欲しいです。 --- I want a camera. When you desire or want to do something (verb - since it's an action), the Japanese expression "verb

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Episode 38 - How to Express Comparison (the most...,...

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2021/07/26

- New words - 【のなかで[A]がいちばん】 (no naka de [A] ga ichiban). Banana to ringo to orenji no naka de dore ga ichiban suki desu ka? Which do you like the best, banana, apple or orange? Basu to densha to shinkansen no naka de dore ga ichiban hayai desu ka? Which is the fastest, bus, train or shinkansen? kurasu no naka de dare ga ichiban uta ga jyouzu desu. Who is the best singer in the class. kurasu no naka de kanojyo ga ichiban uta ga jyouzu desu. She was the best singer in the class. Nihon no kisetsu no

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Episode 37 - How to Express Comparison

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2021/07/20

- New words - To compare two items or activities, use the sentence pattern: AよりB(の)はAdjです。(A yori B wa Adj desu.) AよりB(の)の方がAdjです。(A yori B no hō ga Adj desu.) If you want to say something is more fun, big, interesting, etc. than something else or if you want to say you like something more than something else, you should use this pattern. In this sentence pattern, B is emphasized or preferred over A. 勉強よりゲームの方が楽しいです。(Benkyou yori geemu no hou ga tanoshii desu) 日本より中国の方が大きいです。(Nihon yori Chuugoku

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Episode 36 - Counters 3 - How to pronounce irregular...

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2021/07/17

- New words - small object 1本　いっぽん　ippon 2本　にほん　nihon 3本　さんぼん　sambon 4本　よんほん　yonhon 5本　ごほん　gohon 6本　ろくほん　rokuhon,　ろっぽん　roppon 7本　ななほん　nanahon 8本　はちほん　hachihon,　はっぽん　happon 9本　きゅうほん　kyuuhon 10本じゅっぽん　juppon 何本　なんぼん　nambon cup of .., glass of ... 1杯　いっぱい　ippai 2杯　にはい　nihai 3杯　さんばい　sambai 4杯　よんはい　yonhai 5杯　ごはい　gohai 6杯　ろくはい　rokuhai,　ろっぱい　roppai 7杯　ななはい　nanahai 8杯　はちはい　hachihai,　はっぱい　happai 9杯　きゅうはい　kyuuhai 10杯じゅっぱい　juppai 何杯　なんばい　nambai small animals,

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Episode 35 - Counters 2 - How to count things (-mai,...

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2021/07/12

- New words - They are similar to English expressions such as "a cup of ~", "a sheet of ~" and so on. There are a variety of counters, often based on the shape of the object. Counters are attached directly to a number (e.g. ni-hai, san-mai). Following the next couple of paragraphs, we have included counters for the following categories: objects, duration, animals, frequency, order, people and others. hon 本 --- Long, cylindrical objects: trees, pens, etc. mai 枚 --- Flat, thin objects: paper,

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Episode 34 - Counters - How to count things (hitotsu,...

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2021/07/11

- New words - hitotsu-system 1. hitotsu 2. futatsu 3. mittsu 4. yottsu 5. itsutsu 6. muttsu 7. nanatsu 8. yattsu 9. kokonotsu 10. too There are two numerical systems in the Japanese language. The ichi, ni, san system, and the hitotsu, futatsu, mittsu system. The ichi-system is used with counters such as -ji which indicates the time. The hitotsu-system is used independently without counters. You can use the hitotsu-system without bothering with different counters for different objects, except for

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Episode 33 - Why and because (doushite, nande, naze,...

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2021/07/10

- New words - doushite, nande, naze= why … kara = because =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support me? ===============================================

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Episode 32 - Adverbs of amount (a lot, many, few etc.)

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2021/07/08

- New words - amari = (not) so zenzen = (not) at all takusan = many sukoshi = a little, a few •eigo ga yoku wakarimasu : I understand English very well. •eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu : I understand English a little. •eigo ga amari wakarimasen : I don't understand English so well. •okane ga takusan arimasu : I have a lots of money. •okane ga zenzen arimasen : I don't have any money. =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support

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