If You Are Struggling with Japanese Sentences, Watch This! Japanese Sentence Structures
396K views · Feb 26, 2022 · Education
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@harupakajapanese · 4 years ago · pinned
Hi guys! I hope this video will help you out! Enjoy watching and listening to what you love in Japanese! 😀
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@greeneaj87 · 2 years ago
"So, we talk about the details first, before telling you what we're describing" was an epiphany in Japanese sentence structure. Thank you!
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@bigx9963 · 2 years ago
“My mom the kitchen clean keeps.” – Yoda ( I think Yoda from Star wars is Japanese.)
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@antonkornishuk3446 · 3 years ago
日本語を勉強している僕は、この動画を作った先生のために大感謝したいです！🌹
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@levant5378 · 3 years ago
I think it's more helpful for English learners of Japanese, to call は the topic marker (it marks what it is you want to talk about), が as the subject marker (as it marks the noun that is doing the action), and を as the object marker (as it is the thing having the verb done to it).
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@ZeitgeistAuthor · 2 years ago
As a native English speaker, I find that I never think about grammar at all! Weird! Haha, but in Japanese, I’m like… PLEASE GOD HELP ME MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!!! Haha❤
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@bgustinjr · 3 years ago
I can't even imagine what it's like to think in Japanese. But I want to know.
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@ecarter2747 · 3 years ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyEBWJMf584&t=570">9:30</a> From what I've noticed, 'particles' also appear to be the counter to 'punctuation'. Technically, your example for 'subject, verb, object' order can be used to demonstrate why English has punctuation (and is such a difficult language to learn correctly for many, even native speakers), because it can disregard that order and still be correct. "I get up at 7", "At 7, I get up" and "I, at 7, get up" are in fact all valid; the first usage is simply the most 'common' usage in modern English.
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@billmcleangunsmith · 2 years ago
Like this Yoda speaks.
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@nnarcus · 2 years ago
This is exactly what I've been struggling with lately. I know lots of Japanese but it's hard for me to tie it all together. And the presentation style and design is very well made! Amazing video! <br>本当に ありがとうございます！
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@CooldownCentral · 2 years ago
very helpful even as an N4 learner. very nice to hear native speakers explain things =)
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@チョーレ · 2 years ago
I'd never saw a Video which explained japanese sentence structure this well! Thank you very much!
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