5W1HJapanese Question What Who Where Why When HowJapanese vocabulary YouTube

Hi, what's up? This is NINJAPANESE. Today, I'm gonna teach you 何、いつ、誰、どこ、なぜ、どう First, you will learn how to say the 6 words in Japanese. And afterward, you will learn how to use them in a sentence. OK, let's get started! 1. What What? 2. Who Who 3. When When 4. Where Where 5. Why Why? "why" is more casual than "how come" 6. How How do you do it Alright, you've just learned how to say them in Japanese. So, next, let's learn how to use them in a sentence. OK! 1. What What? 7. Hamburguer Eat a hamburger. What? To eat What are you going to eat? What will you eat? But we usually omit を, so you can just say What are you eating? 7. Movie movie Look What are you watching? What will you watch? 2. Who Who Friend friend Meet a friend Who to meet Who are you meeting? Who will you meet? 3. When When Party Going to the party Tomorrow Tomorrow I'm going to the party tomorrow. Going to the party? When are you going to the party? When will you go to the party? 4. Where Where Supermarket Supermarket Go to the supermarket Where are you going? Where are you going? Where are you going? 5. Why Why? Why "Why" is more casual than "how come." 6. Japanese Why study Japanese? Why are you studying Japanese? Why are you studying Japanese? Why do you study Japanese? 6. How How do you do it Station Go to the station How to go to the station How do I get to the station? How will you get to the station? Today we just learned how to use What, Who, When, Where, Why, and How Do you remember how to say 何を食べますか？ Yes! What are you eating? But we also use What to eat? What are you eating? What to eat? If there is no "no" at the end of the sentence It means the speaker takes part in the actions that need to be performed. What are you going to eat? What are you eating? If there is no "no" at the end of the sentence It means the speaker does not participate in the actions that need to be carried out. and only the listener participates in the actions For example He is my boyfriend, and we are at a restaurant. and we are deciding what to eat and I want to ask him what we will eat In this situation, I would say Hey, hey, what do you want to eat? In this case, the speaker will also take part in the action. So I don't need to say "no." and I can just say What to eat? and another situation My boyfriend is at his house and I'm at my house and my boyfriend called me, and he said I'm going to have dinner with my friends. And I want to ask him what he will have for dinner. I would say What are you eating? In this situation, the speaker will not participate in the action. So I need to use の. What are you eating? OK, one more example Again, he is my boyfriend and I'm at his house. We are about to watch a movie. In this situation, I would say Hey, hey, what are you looking at? In this case, the speaker will also take part in the action. So I don't need to use の. And I can just say, What to look at? Another situation, he is at his house and I'm at my house and he called me and he said I'm going to watch a movie. Oh, that's good and I would say What are you looking at? In this situation, the speaker will not participate in the action. So I need to use の. What are you looking at? If you have any questions, please ask me in the comments. OK, thank you Thank you so much for watching this video I will see you very soon Ready, one, two See you later! It was difficult. Difficult Do you understand? Do you get it? Ask me anything, ask me questions, please