Learn Japanese for Beginners: Talking About the Weather | Complete Japanese Course

hello and welcome to this Japanese this is your teacher and we are already in our 20th lesson I'm so proud of you because you're halfway through this course now let's get started today we will learn about weather and natural disasters and we will learn how to talk about it in Japanese are you ready let's go so weather in Japanese is thany thany than weather forecast would [Music] be good weather is than so you can be walking with your friend and you're like oh thank it's like oh it's such a good weather bad weather would be t t sunny or clear fine weather is and the verb is especially when we're talking about the weather clearing up after rain after bad weather or just the weather being sunny in general but when we're using it as a verb cloudy Kumi Kumi Kumi Cloud Kum Kum Kum rain to rain as if as in we're talking about the verb to fall down like from the sky Terin snow snow as a verb thunder lightning wind kazaz Kaz the wind is strong would be means strong e adjective storm arashi arashi fog k k KY tyon tyu tidal wavei tunami tunami Earth Quake Season Four Seasons shik shik shik spring har har har summer nut nut nut Autumn or fall ak ak ak winter rainbow now how could we ask how's the weather [Music] today's WEA do how is it so how's the weather today so this is one way of asking another way you can just say thank you ad thank you how's the weather now let's practice I will ask you what's the weather and you will need to reply to me I will give you 5 Seconds to think about the answer okay so the first one will be it's cloudy Okay so it's cloudy how would you say it's rainy in [Music] Japanese it's sunny it's sow y y thank Youk you how could we say it's snowing [Music] thank you thank you the wind is strong and now now it's time to learn some new grammar [Music] or so today we will learn grammar called saw this saw this I heard that or it is said that so we use it when we are reporting what we have heard so for example we heard on the news uh during a weather forecast but it will rain tomorrow and then we would use it so we use it like this verb casual form so it means short form like not must form not this okay plus s this let's take a look at some examples okay so we have noun if we use a noun then we need to add the in between SES and noun if we use n adjective we also need the in between SES and adjective but if we use e adjective then we use just e adjective and this I heard that it will rain so probably watch a we forecast and heard that it will rain so I need to use the short form fur fura fur to rain saw this I heard so I heard that it will rain I heard that a is coming tomorrow big rain heavy rain because this is a noun we need to add d d so I heard that tomorrow it will rain heavily [Music] I heard that tomorrow's test will be difficult so maybe my professor my teacher told me that there will be a difficult test and then I can say let's practice let's translate this sentence I heard that it will snow heavily tomorrow well by that I mean it will be heavy snow okay I give you 5 Seconds to translate this sentence into Japanese SOI is big snow a lot of snow also you can say that would also be okay now I heard that it will rain heavily tomorrow or it will be Heavy Rain a means big rain heavy rain and because it's the noun we need to add the I heard it will be hot tomorrow this I heard that it will be cold this summer you have worked so hard and you have finished your 20th lesson congratulations and I will see you in our other half of lessons