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Differences between kudasai and onegaishimasu | ください vs お願いします

NihongoDekita with Sayaka

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Watch this video to learn the differences and also similarities between kudasai and onegaishimasu.
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20 Comments

@realyoyoweb 2 years ago

Sayaka san teaching us literally "If you liked the video please thumbs up" in Japanese. Very Smart

@Awesomev1lle 2 years ago

"BUT THERE IS AN EXCEPTION...." Every language, every time you think you got it 😂

@marcaupalla 2 years ago (edited)

I was like "simple I just use onegaishimasu" and then Te-form 😢😂

@tatianaabramovskaya8765 2 years ago

Brilliant. The first person I found on YouTube who actually breaks it into semantics and etymological structure, which makes it - finally - understandable. Most of even official manuals give an equivalent of the meaning for an entire sentences without literal translation, where you're supposed to memorise it without understanding what every word actually means.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for intelligible teaching.

@dimatadore 2 years ago

Oh cool, I’ve been asking cashiers to give me a credit card for the past two months.

@anzulove3391 2 years ago

Yes, finally! Someone who breaks down the most well-known words down to their etymological level. It makes it easier to understand, faster to retain, and to use. Thank you!

@Vorkje2 2 years ago

Man, if my teachers had had 10% of your positive energy, I would have been a completely different person. Your content is great, keep up the good work.

@Nasturtiumsandducks 2 years ago

think i just learnt more in ten minutes than i did in two years of studying japanese at uni!

@juliansng7224 1 year ago

I love how she shows the direct translations from Japanese to English and the differences

@tristanblalock1314 2 years ago

This video is a really great instruction. The format, the lesson-like structure, the great examples. Having these practical and detailed videos cover the many different variables helps so much in learning how to speak the language correctly.

Thank you very much for all the work you put into these videos.

@l_spec 2 years ago

Teaching the etymology of the language goes such a long way. Thank you for the great video!

@masgundul2320 2 years ago

Only thing i can say, I'm glad i found this channel...
ありがとうございます

@ThatDeeko 2 years ago

Waiting for a train in the UK and suddenly hearing まもなく was an incredibly jarring experience.

@kyles6nchez 2 years ago

I'm learning so much from you 🙏🏼

@JustLovely1014 2 years ago

Here in Philippines, your name is like an informal way of asking "are you happy?".. thank you for sharing your knowledge :)

@diosyntaxa 2 years ago (edited)

I remember learning to say "mou ichido motto yukkuri itte kudasai". And of course you explained what made that different when you mentioned verbs, :) Nice!