Basic Japanese Language Lesson#1 【Japanese Verbs:起きる（get up）、食べる（eat）、飲む（drink）】
This movie is about basic Japanese verbs: 起きる（おきる）、食べる（たべる）、飲む（のむ）.
These verbs in Japanese language is basic, whose level is JLPT N5. If you watch and repeat after me many times, you would understand these verbs and particles which are used along with these verbs. And, there are many words which is written in Kanji(Chinese characters), so you could remember Kanji.
1.起きる（おきる）:get up⇒起きます/起きません★～時「に」起きます。
2. 食べる（たべる） eat ⇒食べます/食べません★～「を」食べます★～「で」食べます
3. 飲む（のむ）drink⇒飲みます/飲みません★～「を」飲みます★～「で」飲みます
【Basic Japanese Verbs】 基本的な日本語動詞、기본 일본어 동사(일어날 / 먹고 / 마시고）
【Subtitle】 English(Romaji), 日本語字幕、한국어 자막
【Level】 beginner, basic, easy
【Playlist:Basic Japanese Language Lesson】
Apparently it can sometimes be rude to say “no” directly, so when saying “no I don’t” would that still be considered rude or not?😅
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perfect video, , ı am waiting new videos abaut japanese grammer etc.. domo arigotou
Thank you so much, this video is really helpful! I appreciate your efforts to help us learn Japanese!
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Gracias lo explicas muy bien.
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ありがとうございます。it's really a very wonderful way not just to learn VERBS , but also to practise them by making sentences and questions ……!!! #すごい
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ありがとうございます
this is very useful ありがとう!!
Thank you for your helpful lessons.
This is AMAZING .. thank you so much for the video. I have not been able to find anything like this to help me with verbs 🙂
WOW~일본어 어렵긴해도 발음만큼은 good!
こんにちは！ 質問が有ります。
In a sentence like "姉はストローでシュースを飲みます。", would で be used like "with"?
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awesome. thank you so so so much
いろいろありがとうございました
Thanks so much for this! Auditing a Japanese course I walked in on late, playing catch up and this video is helping!
I like your "verb" lessons, too. Example sentences make it much easier to learn.
Great job! おつかれさまでした。ありがとうございます。
ありがとございます。