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日本語の「です」と「ます」の違いを、初心者でもつまずきにくい形でやさしく整理する基本レッスンです。丁寧な言い方のしくみを知りたい人に向けて、やさしい日本語、基本日本語、初級文法の入口をわかりやすくまとめています。

会話でよく使う表現の中から、です・ますの使い方を見ながら、自然な日本語の基礎を少しずつ身につけられる内容です。日本語学習を始めたばかりの人、独学で文法を復習したい人、丁寧語の感覚をつかみたい人にも役立ちます。聞き流しながらでも、日本語の基本フレーズや会話の土台を確認しやすい構成です。

Japanese grammar lesson for beginners, basic Japanese for beginners, and polite form practice all in one place. If you are searching for です and ます difference, beginner Japanese lesson, Japanese language basics, or easy Japanese grammar guide, this is a useful starting point for study, review, and everyday conversation practice.

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00:00Hi everyone in the world!
00:02Ya-ho, Mina! Mochi-sensei desu!
00:05Today we're learning difference between
00:08desu and masu.
00:11So let's get started!
00:13Hajimeyo!
00:15I'm gonna talk about desu first.
00:19Desu is a polite form of
00:21is, am, are, be.
00:25It can also come after objectives to make a sentence polite.
00:30For example,
00:32I am mochi-sensei.
00:35This sentence is using am.
00:39So it's gonna be
00:42Watashi wa mochi-sensei desu.
00:45We have to use desu for this sentence.
00:49I am mochi-sensei.
00:52Watashi wa mochi-sensei desu.
00:55And this is a cat.
00:58This is a cat.
01:00We're using is for this sentence.
01:04Which means we have to use desu.
01:06So in Japanese, it's gonna be
01:09Kore wa neko desu.
01:12Kore wa neko desu.
01:15Then how about
01:16Today is sunny.
01:18Today is sunny.
01:20Yes, we are using is for this sentence too.
01:25So in Japanese, it's gonna be
01:28Kyou wa hare desu.
01:31Kyou wa hare desu.
01:34And for next, I'm gonna explain about masu.
01:38Masu is an ending attached to verbs
01:41and functions to make the sentence polite.
01:46So for example,
01:47I eat cake.
01:50I eat cake.
01:52So there's a verb eat here.
01:56So in Japanese, it's gonna be
01:58Keeki wo tabemasu.
02:01We have to use masu here.
02:03I eat cake.
02:05Keeki wo tabemasu.
02:08I study Japanese.
02:11We're using study here.
02:14which is a verb.
02:16So the translation is gonna be
02:18Nihongo wo benkyou shimasu.
02:21Again, we have to use masu here.
02:26Nihongo wo benkyou shimasu.
02:30I study Japanese.
02:32Nihongo wo benkyou shimasu.
02:35And I watch TV.
02:37I watch TV.
02:40Watch is a verb.
02:42So it's gonna be
02:44Terebi wo minimasu.
02:46I watch TV.
02:48Terebi wo minimasu.
02:50Did you get it?
02:51So I want to give you guys a quiz.
02:53Please guess which one to use this or masu.
02:57So quiz number one.
03:00You are kind.
03:02You are kind.
03:03Which one do you think you have to use?
03:07Yes.
03:08It's this.
03:09Because you are kind.
03:12We're using are here.
03:15Anata wa yasashii desu.
03:18You are kind.
03:20Anata wa yasashii desu.
03:23Quiz number two.
03:26This is my house.
03:28This is my house.
03:31Yes.
03:44Quiz number three.
03:46I play soccer.
03:49I play soccer.
03:52Now we're using a verb play here.
03:55So the answer is.
03:57Sucker wo shimasu.
03:59Sucker wo shimasu.
04:03Or you can say.
04:04Watashi wa sucker wo shimasu.
04:07I play soccer.
04:09Last quiz.
04:10She drinks water.
04:12She drinks water.
04:14Yes.
04:15I think it's very easy.
04:17We're using drink as a verb here.
04:21So the answer is.
04:23Kanojo wa mizu wo nomimasu.
04:26She drinks water.
04:29Kanojo wa mizu wo nomimasu.
04:33So again.
04:34This is the polite form of is, m, are, and be.
04:41And must is an ending attached to verbs.
04:46And functions to make the sentence polite.
04:49Alright.
04:51And please subscribe.
04:53Leave comments below if you have any questions.
04:56That's it.
04:57Bye bye.

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