Learn Japanese w/ Manga Sensei

より can not only be used in comparison, but also to indicate a point in time or space. Remember is is different that から in off the fact that Kara can in space not time.

Yori is used to indicate something that is being compared to. (You might have heard this in the previous episode ほう) Sometimes Yori will be followed by も. Don't worry about this, it doesn't change the meaning at all.

Yori is used to indicate something that is being compared to. (You might have heard this in the previous episode ほう) Sometimes Yori will be followed by も. Don't worry about this, it doesn't change the meaning at all.

MORE!!! MOOORE!!! Learn More Japanese. ほう is a noun that indicates what is MORE. usually connected another noun with the particle の and often followed by the subject particle が. Remember that the last word, usually a verb or an adjective is what ほう is describing, so make sure you keep that in mind when you are using it. manga-sensei.com for more info and example sentences.

MORE!!! MOOORE!!! Learn More Japanese. ほう is a noun that indicates what is MORE. usually connected another noun with the particle の and often followed by the subject particle が. Remember that the last word, usually a verb or an adjective is what ほう is describing, so make sure you keep that in mind when you are using it. manga-sensei.com for more info and example sentences.

This episode is a little bit different. The episode was recorded one time, with no editing and not in the studio. In this episode, John-Sensei goes off on how Japanese is taught at the university and in textbooks. We decided to put it up unedited because we feel like it speaks to the state of how Japanese is being taught. We at Manga Sensei feel the same way. We are sick and tired of how Japanese is being taught and are 100% dedicated to bringing Japanese out of the stone age in regards to teaching. Which was the whole reason we started Manga Sensei in the first place; to fight back against the man and teach Japanese in a way that anyone can learn it. By not only allowing them to make mistakes, but encouraging them to do so. WARNING: John Sensei gets very passionate in this episode.

This episode is a little bit different. The episode was recorded one time, with no editing and not in the studio. In this episode, John-Sensei goes off on how Japanese is taught at the university and in textbooks. We decided to put it up unedited because we feel like it speaks to the state of how Japanese is being taught. We at Manga Sensei feel the same way. We are sick and tired of how Japanese is being taught and are 100% dedicated to bringing Japanese out of the stone age in regards to teaching. Which was the whole reason we started Manga Sensei in the first place; to fight back against the man and teach Japanese in a way that anyone can learn it. By not only allowing them to make mistakes, but encouraging them to do so. WARNING: John Sensei gets very passionate in this episode.

Bryce Skankey, and yes that is his real name, work for one of the largest delivery services in the world. Know as Black Cat, he is one of the few foreigners (Gaijin) that work for the Japan based company. He has learned Japanese twice, and really knows how to take advantage of his opportunities. We talk about how to overcome getting overwhelmed by Kanji and learning to read Japanese Kanji.We also talk about some fun stories when it comes to learning the Earth's best language and have a lot of fun along the way. Enjoy the interview with Bryce!manga-sensei.com

Bryce Skankey, and yes that is his real name, work for one of the largest delivery services in the world. Know as Black Cat, he is one of the few foreigners (Gaijin) that work for the Japan based company. He has learned Japanese twice, and really knows how to take advantage of his opportunities. We talk about how to overcome getting overwhelmed by Kanji and learning to read Japanese Kanji.We also talk about some fun stories when it comes to learning the Earth's best language and have a lot of fun along the way. Enjoy the interview with Bryce!manga-sensei.com

Using Kurai or Gurai to indicate an approximate extent or quantity.Using both Kurai or Gurai is fine, just remember that Gurai is a little more common.manga-sensei.com

Using Kurai or Gurai to indicate an approximate extent or quantity.Using both Kurai or Gurai is fine, just remember that Gurai is a little more common.manga-sensei.com

Koro/Goro (both are fine) are used to express approximate time, particularly around a specific point in time. Plus It can be used after a noun or a verb.(Remember it can be written in both Hiragana and Kanji:頃)manga-sensei.com

Koro/Goro (both are fine) are used to express approximate time, particularly around a specific point in time. Plus It can be used after a noun or a verb.(Remember it can be written in both Hiragana and Kanji:頃)manga-sensei.com

I wish I would have posted this Episode earlier! B4 B yokatta is all about expressing regret! It's amazing what the Ba combos can do! check it out!

I wish I would have posted this Episode earlier! B4 B yokatta is all about expressing regret! It's amazing what the Ba combos can do! check it out!