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When you do the Japanese girl voice, you have to wear the blue wig. It's a rule, now.

I live for George’s “actually” voice. 😂🙌

Just wanted to say after 8 years of uploading these videos I started watching them recently I love them and are a light in my daily routine, ありがとうgoerge さん

Could you make a video on んです?

Holy Guacamole, Korean from Zero is free ? As a college student, these news are like music to my ears.

In the novel by Scott Fitzgerald, "The Great Gatsby", Myrtle the wife of the car mechanic, actually prevailed upon her patron, Tom Buchanan, to buy her a dog in a simpering manner similar to what you demonstrated.

Thank you for pointing out the difference in 欲しい、George-san. Very good clarification.

if you look over to your left there is a fish puckering up to kiss you

I love when you do that funny kawai koe!😀

If I want to say: I want you to try this sushi, could I say すしをたべてみてほしいです。

Actually... I've got nothing to say! ^^ The "where does he streams" part was a bit rude, though...... Funny but rude! XD

I am learning from you

Haha love it!

Your beard is looking very sharp recently ;-)

Sensei, i got so interested in Japanese that aside from watching your video lessons, i also tried listening to Japanese music just to have this Japanese vibe everyday. One thing that I noticed is that Japanese Lyrics seem to be different from the grammar lessons that I took  that sometimes it already gets confusing. What about  if your channel considers discussing modern song lyrics as well and selectively tackle some lines from a song that may tend to be confusing? :) i think that will be interesting and engaging too.

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8:50 I guess the question was asked about the たい-forms of verbs, so "this verb suffix" refers to the たい-form, not "verb + ほしい" and the question is about the difference between ～たい and ほしい. But your examples included たい-forms, so I guess the answer is just fine anyway. :)
"Granted", Youtube-Comments are often just out of context with no relation to the video whatsoever. I assume it must be really painful to understand those questions and then find answers for the specific question ...

I'm confused - what does learning Japanese have to do with learning Korean??? (Unless an Asian linguist). I am here to learn Japanese.

yikes, missing my japanese lessions