Power up your Japanese on http://FromZero.com (lessons, quizzes, games, ask-a-teacher)

To think that my man knew how to speak like 4 or 5  languages and maybe more now yet he didn't know how to say dankmemes honestly made my day😂

"Hello! I'm Mr. Meeseeks and I'll teach you Japanese!"

The part about Filipinos eating with their hands is true. I do that too - it's definitely a cultural thing! 😊😊

LOOK AT ME, I'M MR MESEEKS!!

I love how George puts out these videos with minimal editing if there is even any, it makes you feel like you're actually in a lesson with him not just on youtube, it makes it feel real. thank you for these amazing books and this amazing video series.

11:15 it felt so satisfying to get that right word for word...

George, I tried to divide all your programs up to help me manage them, but I got a "divide by Zero" error.

Ba, da, bing!

I always love to watch jo-ji sensei's videos after finishing the chapter from the book.

The best teacher! I have been thorough a lot of japanese learning apps but nothing compared to all of his books and videos!!! Mr. George you are the best!

These video's teach me more useful phrases for daily life, than my Japanese class does. Same grammar points, but much beter vocabulary.
Super useful for reviewing during summer break

As for the Filipino "kamayan" thing, yes, it's a cultural thing and believe me when I say we sometimes eat soup (poured on rice ofc) with our bare hands too and just sip the soup out of the plates. The food's more delicious when did that way lol

Felt so proud for figuring out 11:20

Is it a coincidence that genkin means cash and you need alot of cash to buy a Genki book?

My favorite Katakana word: メリーゴーランド.

あい変わらず楽しかったです。ありがとうジョージさん。

I'm reviewing this before my school vacation done and actually I'm really enjoying it!

Best Japanese  classes ever . . .

You reminded me of this great memory. I met 2 adorable Japanese girls while they were on vacation here in Los Angeles. They invited me out for Japanese curry. I started to eat it with a fork as they used big spoons. The both froze, looking at me with surprise. "Ee! Why use fork?" I said, "I don't know. I guess because I'm American." They both put down their spoons in unison and picked up the forks, and dug into their curry. What made it cute and memorable was how much they were in sync. Like they'd rehearsed doing the exact same thing at the exact same time. Every facial expression, hand movement, and speed was perfectly timed. It's like they'd rehearsed it for a few hours beforehand. フォークで！

I'm finally up to this video in proper sequence. Love the update to the channel George.