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こんにちは^-^Hey guys!
This time we'll learn how to say "I know" / "I don't know / I knew / I didn't know" & "I understand" properly in Japanese!

This is easily one of the most common mistakes learners make.
But this is really important to learn as you could sound rude if you say "Shiranai" when you should really say "Wakaranai"!

Do you the differences between:

☆ 分かる vs 知る / 知っている
(WAKARU vs SHIRU / SHITTEIRU)

★ 分かる vs 分かっている
(WAKARU vs WAKATTEIRU)

☆ 知った vs 知っていた
(SHITTA vs SHITTEITA)

★ Is "shitteinai / shitteimasen" correct???

I hope you enjoy it :) xx


P.S February 8th was my birthday :P

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Differences: WAKARU vs SHIRU / SHITTEIRU ("I know / I don't know / understand")

This is one of the most common mistakes learners make. Learn how to say "I know" / "I don't know / I knew / I didn't know" & "I understand" properly in Japanese! What are the differences between ☆ 分かる vs 知る / 知っている (WAKARU vs SHIRU / SHITTEIRU) ★ 分かる vs 分かっている (WAKARU vs WAKATTEIRU) ☆ 知った vs 知っていた (SHITTA vs SHITTEITA) Is "shitteinai / shitteimasen" correct??? ---------------------------------- ☆ Support Misa on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/japaneseammo ★☆★NEW JAPANESE AMMO SHOP★☆★ https://teespring.com/stores/japaneseammo (US / CANADA / INTERNATIONAL) https://teespring.com/stores/japanese-ammo-uk-eu (UK / EU / INTERNATIONAL) ★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★ 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 ********************************************** Twitter lessons! Talk to me @japaneseammo https://twitter.com/japaneseammo Instagram @japaneseammo_misa Read more articles on the grammar - http://www.japaneseammo.com/

Comments

Alejandro Magallanes

Excellent lesson as always; I didn't knew the use of 分かりません as a way to say "I don't know"; this is really useful because in your hotel example I imagine a situation where you ask a person about someplace and an answer like that could make me think "That person didn't understood my question?, I said something wrong?, I'll repeat it so maybe he/she would understand me this time" creating an akward situation...I guess =).

Keith Troell

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but the way you color code the example sentences is ingenious. It makes it so easy to follow the parts of speech in the kanji, kana and romaji.