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Learning Japanese Master Post #03.

Here’s a master post for video lessons #101-#150 in the Learning Japanese video series, all view-able for free on YouTube! That’s right, each topic gets its own episode! All arranged in order and linked below. Check out all 200+ video lessons at the official YouTube channel here and the other Master Posts: 1 2

Negative-Form VERB + なくて(はいけない/もいい） as “(X must VERB/it’s OK if X doesn’t VERB)” 

How-to ask for and give advice with たら-Form Verb + （いいですか/どうですか）？ 

Passive Form (Verb Conjugation) 

Passive Form (Simple) 

Passive Form (Adversity with Transitive Verbs) 

Passive Form (Adversity with Intransitive Verbs) 

Causative Form (Verb Conjugation) 

Causative Form 

(Dictionary/Negative-ない Form)CLAUSE1とCLAUSE2 as “C1 and C2” (pt. 1 of 2) 

(Dictionary/Negative-ない Form)CLAUSE1とCLAUSE2 as “C1 and C2” (pt. 2 of 2) 

Japanese Word Beautifiers お and ご 

なら Construction - CLAUSE1ならCLAUSE2 as “if CLAUSE1 is the case, CLAUSE2” 

(UNIT OF TIME)にCLAUSE as “CLAUSE every/per X” 

NOUN1はNOUN2(と/に)関係がある as “NOUN1 is related to NOUN2” 

Dictionary-Form VERB必要がある as “need to, have to VERB” 

X(では/じゃ)なく(て)Y as “not X but Y” 

(CLAUSE/NOUN1)だけ(で/じゃ)なく(て)NOUN2も as “not only (CLAUSE/NOUN1) but NOUN2 too” 

NOUNの代わりに as “in the place of NOUN, instead of NOUN, in lieu of NOUN” 

Pre-ます-Form VERB 続ける as “continue to do VERB” 

思うように+Negative-ない-Form VERB as “does not VERB as desired” 

NOUN1でもNOUN2でも as “whether it’s N1 or N2/including N1 and N2” 

Dictionary-Form-VERB + べき as “should do VERB” 

Xを(している/した)NOUN as “NOUN that has the quality of X” 

(CLAUSEこと/NOUN)に気がつく as “to realize ____” 

(CLAUSE1/NOUNの) + (おかげ/せい) as “(thanks to/due to the fault of) ____” 

決して + Negative-Form-(VERB/ADJ/NOUN) as “by no means (VERB/ADJ/NOUN)” 

NOUN と(同じで/違って) CLAUSE as “(just like/unlike) NOUN, CLAUSE” 

NOUN + なし + (の/で/だ) as “without NOUN” 

NOUN + 次第 (だ/で) as “depends on NOUN” 

How-to turn ADJECTIVES into NOUNS (Stem-Form ADJECTIVE + さ) 

NOUN + のよう(な/に) ____ as “like NOUN” 

NOUN + 以外 as “except for NOUN” 

ば-Form X + Xほど + Y as “the more X, the more Y” 

X + たびに + Y as “every time/whenever X, Y” 

(て-Form VERB/VERBAL NOUN/NOUN) + 以来 as “since (V/VN/N)” 

X + と同時に + Y as “Y at the same time as X” 

X + と共に + Y as “Y along with X” 

NOUN + 向け as “intended for NOUN” 

NOUN + を通して as “through NOUN” 

(NOUN/VERB) + 通り(に) as “in accordance with (NOUN/VERB)” 

How-to use NOUN + の方 as “NOUN’s side” 

NOUN + 風 as “NOUN-style, looks like NOUN” 

各+NOUN as “each NOUN, various NOUN” 

(NOUN/Plain-Form VERB) + だけで as “just with NOUN/just by VERBing” 

How-to use Quotations (Direct and Indirect Quotations) pt. 1 of 2 

How-to use Quotations (Direct and Indirect Quotations) pt. 2 of 2 

くせに as “and yet, even though, in spite of” 

NOUN + 以上 (ijou) or 以下 (ika) as “(more than/less than) NOUN” 

Intro to Kanji #01. What is Kanji? 

Intro to Kanji #02. Advantages & Disadvantages 

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White Family SoftBank Dog CM #378. “Living Room Visit” Japanese Commercial [ENG SUB]

#378. 「リビング訪問」篇 “Living Room Visit” Check out more episodes with subtitles here

All original video rights belong to SoftBank Group Corp. http://www.softbank.jp/mobile/tvcm_media/cm/

へ〜 I see… これ見て Look at this! あ、これ見たことある家だ Ah, now here’s a familiar scene. へ〜家のセットは変えないんですね Looks like we’re going to be sticking with the same set, huh? え？セットは？ Huh? What’s that about the set? ”は”ってなに”は”って What do you mean “going to be?” 元の家族の皆さん Greetings, former family members. 元の？ Former? お疲れ様でした。 Thank you for your hard work. 疲れてませんけど？ Our work’s not over yet though. 私達変わっちゃうの？ Are we being replaced? いやっ僕の口からはちょっと。。。 Uh… I’m not sure I should be the person you hear it from… あなたは？ Who are you suppose to be? お前にはまだ早い！ “You’re still far too young to understand!” いやいや Ehh… 何なのよ What’s going here! 新しいわんちゃん連れてきました〜 We’ve brought the new doggies! 新しいお父さん？ A new father? どの犬になるのかな〜 I wonder which one it’s going to be~ こら！来るな！ Hey! Get out of here! え、本当に白戸家変わっちゃうの？ Does this mean the whole White Family really is being replaced? ちょっと写真撮って Hey, let’s get a photo taken. うん Yes, sir. え、写真？なんで？ What? A photo? What for? なんで写真？ Why are we taking a photo? 寄ってください。寄ってください。 Alright, let’s scooch closer together now. お兄さんは？ Where’s the brother? 旅に出ました。 He’s on a trip. はい、チーズ。 Alright, cheese!

Learning Japanese Master Post #03.

Here’s a master post for video lessons #101-#150 in the Learning Japanese video series, all view-able for free on YouTube! That’s right, each topic gets its own episode! All arranged in order and linked below. Check out all 200+ video lessons at the official YouTube channel here and the other Master Posts: 1 2

Negative-Form VERB + なくて(はいけない/もいい） as “(X must VERB/it’s OK if X doesn’t VERB)” 

How-to ask for and give advice with たら-Form Verb + （いいですか/どうですか）？ 

Passive Form (Verb Conjugation) 

Passive Form (Simple) 

Passive Form (Adversity with Transitive Verbs) 

Passive Form (Adversity with Intransitive Verbs) 

Causative Form (Verb Conjugation) 

Causative Form 

(Dictionary/Negative-ない Form)CLAUSE1とCLAUSE2 as “C1 and C2” (pt. 1 of 2) 

(Dictionary/Negative-ない Form)CLAUSE1とCLAUSE2 as “C1 and C2” (pt. 2 of 2) 

Japanese Word Beautifiers お and ご 

なら Construction - CLAUSE1ならCLAUSE2 as “if CLAUSE1 is the case, CLAUSE2” 

(UNIT OF TIME)にCLAUSE as “CLAUSE every/per X” 

NOUN1はNOUN2(と/に)関係がある as “NOUN1 is related to NOUN2” 

Dictionary-Form VERB必要がある as “need to, have to VERB” 

X(では/じゃ)なく(て)Y as “not X but Y” 

(CLAUSE/NOUN1)だけ(で/じゃ)なく(て)NOUN2も as “not only (CLAUSE/NOUN1) but NOUN2 too” 

NOUNの代わりに as “in the place of NOUN, instead of NOUN, in lieu of NOUN” 

Pre-ます-Form VERB 続ける as “continue to do VERB” 

思うように+Negative-ない-Form VERB as “does not VERB as desired” 

NOUN1でもNOUN2でも as “whether it’s N1 or N2/including N1 and N2” 

Dictionary-Form-VERB + べき as “should do VERB” 

Xを(している/した)NOUN as “NOUN that has the quality of X” 

(CLAUSEこと/NOUN)に気がつく as “to realize ____” 

(CLAUSE1/NOUNの) + (おかげ/せい) as “(thanks to/due to the fault of) ____” 

決して + Negative-Form-(VERB/ADJ/NOUN) as “by no means (VERB/ADJ/NOUN)” 

NOUN と(同じで/違って) CLAUSE as “(just like/unlike) NOUN, CLAUSE” 

NOUN + なし + (の/で/だ) as “without NOUN” 

NOUN + 次第 (だ/で) as “depends on NOUN” 

How-to turn ADJECTIVES into NOUNS (Stem-Form ADJECTIVE + さ) 

NOUN + のよう(な/に) ____ as “like NOUN” 

NOUN + 以外 as “except for NOUN” 

ば-Form X + Xほど + Y as “the more X, the more Y” 

X + たびに + Y as “every time/whenever X, Y” 

(て-Form VERB/VERBAL NOUN/NOUN) + 以来 as “since (V/VN/N)” 

X + と同時に + Y as “Y at the same time as X” 

X + と共に + Y as “Y along with X” 

NOUN + 向け as “intended for NOUN” 

NOUN + を通して as “through NOUN” 

(NOUN/VERB) + 通り(に) as “in accordance with (NOUN/VERB)” 

How-to use NOUN + の方 as “NOUN’s side” 

NOUN + 風 as “NOUN-style, looks like NOUN” 

各+NOUN as “each NOUN, various NOUN” 

(NOUN/Plain-Form VERB) + だけで as “just with NOUN/just by VERBing” 

How-to use Quotations (Direct and Indirect Quotations) pt. 1 of 2 

How-to use Quotations (Direct and Indirect Quotations) pt. 2 of 2 

くせに as “and yet, even though, in spite of” 

NOUN + 以上 (ijou) or 以下 (ika) as “(more than/less than) NOUN” 

Intro to Kanji #01. What is Kanji? 

Intro to Kanji #02. Advantages & Disadvantages 

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Join fellow learners of Japanese on our Discord server community! You can follow the series on Facebook | Twitter for updates as well!

Support Learning Japanese on Patreon! Please consider becoming a patron to support the continuation of this video series and the development of our curriculum! https://www.patreon.com/learningjapanese

The idea of using flashcards – or some kind of spaced repetition system – to study Japanese vocabulary words is probably common knowledge to you. However, most people don’t know the next step: using flashcards to study Japanese sentences.

Even if you’re already studying Japanese sentence flashcards, there’s a lot you can do to make it more effective, including patterns of study, where to find the best sentences, and more.

Who Should Study with Japanese Sentences?

Beginner Students and Japanese Sentences

Intermediate Students and Japanese Sentences

Advanced Students and Japanese Sentences

How to Study with Japanese Sentences

Defining a “Correct Answer”

“Learning” the Sentence

Japanese-to-English Sentences

English-to-Japanese Sentences

Where to Find Japanese Sentences to Study With

Sentences with Translations

Sentences You’ll Need to Translate

You Should Study With Japanese Sentences

🍁 Kanji - Kana - Eng 🍁   

🍁 秋 - あき - autumn 🍁

🍁 紅葉 -  こうよう  - autumn colours / leaves changing red 🍁   

🍁 秋風 -  あきかぜ  - autumn breeze / wind  🍁

🍁 秋水 -  しゅうすい  - clear autumn water  🍁

🍁 秋分 -  しゅうぶん  - autumnal equinox 🍁  

🍁 葉 -  は - leaf  🍁

🍁 落ち葉 -  おち ば - fallen leaves  🍁

🍁 枯れ葉 - か れ は - dead leaves  🍁

🍁 松かさ -  まつ かさ  - pinecones   🍁

🍁 焚き火 -  た き び - bonfire  🍁

🍁  冷たい  -  つめ たい  - chilly  🍁

🍁  安楽  -   あんらく  - cosy/comfort 🍁  

Extra!! 

秋分の日 is Autumn Equinox Day - a public holiday that takes place on the 22nd or 23rd of September!

TIME EXPRESSIONS CHEAT SHEET

I figured this was about time I actually learned how to say days of the month properly haha. I kinda skipped over this part when I was first learning japanese. Don’t be like me.

Irregular readings are highlighted in purple.