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Let's learn Japanese through the lyrics of Zen-zen-zense by RADWIMPS. 

Listen to their song first - https://youtu.be/PDSkFeMVNFs

This song is used in the most beautiful anime movie called "君の名は (kimi no na wa) / Your Name".

I explain the each grammar point and vocabulary used in this song.

~ Grammar points covered ~

★ "Boku" vs "Ore" vs "Watashi" as "I"

☆ "Anata" vs "Kimi" as "you"

★ ~のに = despite

☆ ~んだ / の

★ ~やしない

☆ ~かい? / ~だい?

And a lot more!!!

It took a lot of time and effort to make this video (50 mins! haha) so I'd appreciate if you can give me a big THUMBS-UP ♡


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P.S I am still making a video for the Full-metal Alchemist post!

I had a really rough week of not having water in the flat so the video schedule is delayed...でもがんばります><


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Learn Japanese through the Lyrics of Zen-zen-zense (Your Name song)

Let's learn Japanese through the lyrics of Zen-zen-zense by RADWIMPS. Listen to their song first - https://youtu.be/PDSkFeMVNFs This song is used in the most beautiful anime movie called "君の名は (kimi no na wa) / Your Name". I explain the each grammar point and vocabulary used in this song. ~ Grammar points covered ~ ★ "Boku" vs "Ore" vs "Watashi" as "I" ☆ "Anata" vs "Kimi" as "you" ★ ~のに = despite ☆ ~んだ / の ★ ~やしない ☆ ~かい? / ~だい? And a lot more!!! It took a lot of time and effort to make this video (50 mins! haha) so I'd appreciate if you can give me a big THUMBS-UP ♡ Support me on PATREON Watch the longer lessons - https://www.patreon.com/japaneseammo Hope you enjoy it! Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos :) I read all the comments and I appreciate them all xx ********************************************** SUBSCRIBE to our Newsletter!!! ☆ More Japanese lessons exclusively for subscribers http://bit.ly/1YldZgu ********************************************** I want friends on Twitter! Talk to me @japaneseammo Instagram @japaneseammo_misa Read more articles on the grammar - http://www.japaneseammo.com/

Comments

Luisa Paoluzzi

Wow, this video made me discover sooo many constructions I did not know. I'm a bit puzzled about the "light years" part, though, since they are a measure of distance, not time.... does the Japanese expression refer to something different, not related to physics/astronomy, that I'm just not aware of?

Don Ogarek

😘😘😘