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.