【Have to】なければならない is wrong?! 【JLPT N5】

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  • čas přidán 30. 05. 2024
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Komentáře • 87

  • @yuxiangwang963
    @yuxiangwang963 Před měsícem +13

    Love to watch the video that clarifies the GAP between real-life and textbook Japanese! 🎉

  • @colliiin
    @colliiin Před 20 dny

    I just learned and memorized なければならない from ChatGPT earlier today 😅
    This was another good reminder that learning Japanese from a robot makes you speak like a robot.
    Thank you for making this video at the perfect time!

  • @lestermanalo1262
    @lestermanalo1262 Před měsícem +4

    仕事行きたくないけど 行かなきゃ!お金が欲しいから!😭😭😅 Thank you for the Lesson

  • @moooavila
    @moooavila Před 29 dny +2

    im studying abroad in japan for two months (leave in 18 days) and i have to thank you so much for these videos!
    I know a lot of basics and yet get hung up on the "academically correct" grammar. i think this is why i find japanese sign language much easier to learn as an ASL user haha!! thank you again, you make amazing content!

  • @rayanr4
    @rayanr4 Před měsícem +5

    Thank you for your lessons Sensei! Love ur channel ありがとうございます

  • @owl2368
    @owl2368 Před 25 dny

    This is wonderfully helpful! Thank you for making this video!

  • @osonhodeleon
    @osonhodeleon Před 25 dny

    Thank you very much Mochi Sensei.

  • @ItsRai_Rai
    @ItsRai_Rai Před měsícem +2

    ありがとうございます♡

  • @Shady272
    @Shady272 Před 29 dny +1

    thanks for the video as always! I like how you keep it short and simple

  • @japanese2811
    @japanese2811 Před 24 dny

    Wow, your advice at the end is so on point. I can completely agree with this approach to learning because i have seen first hand how well it works. I look forward to seeing the community you create!

  • @Poke_Jolly
    @Poke_Jolly Před 24 dny

    Easy to understand. Thanks for explaining. Really different with the one I learned in language school and real life conversations

  • @philrobertshaw2197
    @philrobertshaw2197 Před 29 dny +1

    Excellent technique. Really clear. Thank you!

  • @language-nerd888
    @language-nerd888 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you very much!

  • @jerzy6610
    @jerzy6610 Před 29 dny

    Thank you !

  • @RuwanS-
    @RuwanS- Před 29 dny

    very big thank you sensei. Much helpfull and easy to understand.
    Arigatho Gozaimasu.

  • @jwc5004
    @jwc5004 Před měsícem +2

    It's the same reaction for Korean translation in Google. It's not wrong but sounds like a robot. 👍👍

  • @zhonglishusband6988
    @zhonglishusband6988 Před 29 dny

    THANK YOU FOR USING N5 VERBS EXAMPLESSS. It helps me reinforce my vocab along with new sentence structures!

  • @doom1033
    @doom1033 Před měsícem +1

    I like your videos !

  • @janetboston6603
    @janetboston6603 Před 26 dny

    Really helpful and clear, with some great every day example sentences. Just what I needed after learning the rather lengthy nakarebanarimasen construction from my textbook, and beginning to lose motivation because despite repeating many times I sound like a robot, a rusty and hesitant English robot!!! This is much easier.

  • @klausklausi7484
    @klausklausi7484 Před měsícem +2

    Thanks, a helpful video again. Those short forms sound even better than the textbook ones. Hopefully those textbook ones are not going to be part of the N5 Test 😂

  • @byizz1
    @byizz1 Před 29 dny

    i struggled with this a lot. ありがとうございますせんせい

  • @bartekzaczek775
    @bartekzaczek775 Před 28 dny

    I love you Mochi❤

  • @pharohphox7829
    @pharohphox7829 Před 27 dny +1

    Step 1, set video speed back to normal from 1.5x. I was wondering why this was soo fast at first especially for N5 material

  • @user-cn8js9ly3w
    @user-cn8js9ly3w Před měsícem

    Thanks,,, sensei

  • @divine.frequencies
    @divine.frequencies Před 26 dny

    Thank you for your videos and efforts✨💪✨ They are extremely good and helpful. I love them🤩🤭 Would it be possible to add your short videos learning to your playlists? They are also very easy and good to learn from😊

  • @readiness09
    @readiness09 Před měsícem +2

    なきゃ sounds the cutest and seems easiest to say as well.
    なくちゃ feels a little awkward to say 😅

  • @e2matheus482
    @e2matheus482 Před 28 dny

    hahaha The "have to video" (0:23) was hilarious! With that, and the sentences breakdown, it makes me think that a community to learn japanase that way could really work 👀

  • @cliffordrichardc
    @cliffordrichardc Před 29 dny

    waiting you every day

  • @ramenpharmacist
    @ramenpharmacist Před 22 dny

    i like these videos so i can talk like a real person jajaja

  • @Sloth005-lh6bl
    @Sloth005-lh6bl Před 29 dny

    As a native russian "いかなきゃ" sounds really cute xD

  • @yatsum81
    @yatsum81 Před 17 dny

    Hi sensei
    What about なくでわ行けない (must to do/ need to do)... Is this natural?

  • @vasyear
    @vasyear Před 26 dny

    Sensi, ive been learning Japanese for over 500 days, can you do a videos that gives coping strategies when ditching romaji for the first time.
    Ive come to understand a lot of the spoken word, but as a dyslexic person i find it hard with the written words.
    Can you help?

  • @muhammad_zulrahimin_94

    Thank you sensei,I have problem pronounce na kya but i Can say na kucha and nai to but me prefer using nai to...

  • @MultiDryder
    @MultiDryder Před měsícem +3

    A question I have with formal form you use masen form when masen is usually negative tense could you please explain why it ain't negative sense

    • @carloenix
      @carloenix Před 29 dny

      I’m no Japanese expert lol but the way I understand it, this form seems to work like a double negative. eg せんたくしなきゃ(not do the laundry) いけません (cannot), so literally “I can’t not do the laundry” = “I have to do the laundry”

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  Před 27 dny

      it's just that "have to" in Japanese is しなきゃいけません
      it's not negative form, it's grammar like this
      so think separately, the grammar "have to" in Japanese is like this😊

  • @Dmitry_Timchenko
    @Dmitry_Timchenko Před 29 dny

    Didn't know about 「ないと」😊

  • @braziltokyoschool
    @braziltokyoschool Před 25 dny

    そうだね~たくさん 日本語を勉強しないといけません
    もうすぐ日本語能力試験N1を受験します

  • @jsjung0817
    @jsjung0817 Před 27 dny

    Are there any differences between nakya, nakucha, and naito?

  • @RiecheCabusog
    @RiecheCabusog Před 28 dny +1

    hi can i ask?

  • @osu_zach
    @osu_zach Před 27 dny

    よしー
    久しぶりモチ先生。なきゃ・なくちゃ・ないとは何がちがうの?

  • @Creedshot2S
    @Creedshot2S Před 20 dny

    5:10 how do you say "i don't have to go to the gym".. i get confused with "narimasen"

  • @alexandersumarokov5901

    How I missed this one???

  • @MTH702
    @MTH702 Před 29 dny

    もっともち先生を見ないといけなければならない😈

  • @alexandersumarokov5901

    行かなくちゃ。 Is it right?

  • @RiecheCabusog
    @RiecheCabusog Před 28 dny

    can you help me 😔 (りえち)
    I've leared alot of characters but cant make a conversation cause I dont know whats the meaning its character 😔
    how to construct or create a conversation in japanese languages ?

    • @mochirealjapanese3430
      @mochirealjapanese3430  Před 27 dny

      please check my insta and join my study platform to solve all of those problems😊(release date is on 6th of June)

  • @Kamenest21
    @Kamenest21 Před 29 dny

    tip: study at least 5 japanese words everyday that includes the kanji, reading and meaning

  • @Kamenest21
    @Kamenest21 Před 29 dny

    i dont know the ないと one

  • @arigathanks5162
    @arigathanks5162 Před 21 dnem

    Is なければなりません mandatory? Can't I just skip it and just learn ーなきゃ or ーないと. Because なければなりません is too damn long lol

  • @RiecheCabusog
    @RiecheCabusog Před 28 dny

    hi plss....notice me 😔 im studying japanese language and also I've recited all characters in hiragana characters but cant undertand and i dont know how to create a conversation 😢

  • @softplayboy999
    @softplayboy999 Před 21 dnem

    Hi. Is there one of the 3 options that sounds more masculin/feminin as with some pronouns for example?

  • @saturn_in_blue
    @saturn_in_blue Před 24 dny

    「ないと」か 「なくちゃ」つかう。 でも「ないと」と「なきゃ」と「なくちゃ」の意味ちょっとちがうの? 例えば:「なくちゃ」の意味「i feel that I must」だけど「ないと」の意味「I am obligated / it is my responsibility to do this」だ。正しいの? もし私の間違いなら、すいません!

  • @Pallidus_Rider
    @Pallidus_Rider Před 29 dny

    Perhaps one can also just say "ikimasu". 😅

  • @ferdinandcalinog2804
    @ferdinandcalinog2804 Před 27 dny

    💯🫰

  • @Pako9713
    @Pako9713 Před 29 dny

    登録せざるを得ない