Demon Slayer for studying Japanese Part 20

Demon Slayer
Are you ready to study Japanese from Anime

When You start studying Japanese, you should know this.

  1. Japanese is difficult more than English because of the same words but different meanings by different Pronunciation.
  2. Japanese is difficult, so you need to keep studying!!
  3. Anime characters teach you how to pronounce Japanese.

If you are first time SFromA, you should check these 3 steps before studying.

  1. Do you just watch Anime? It waste of your time…
  2. The first step to study Japanese
  3. How to use “Study from Anime(SFromA)”??

Hello guys!
Are you ready to study Japanese?

This chapter is Kochou and Tomioka battle a lot!!
I hope you guys enjoyed it.

After you watch it, you can see the image of Anime by this SFromA!
it is an amazing tool because you did not watch it when you study Japanese in SFromA, but you can imagine the sean.

Let’s start studying!!

SFromA Level 1

SFromA Level 1 focuses on vocabulary.

・ようこそ (yo u ko so)
 → welcome

・のむ (no mu)
 → drink

・とくべつ (to ku be tu)
 → special

SFromA Level 2

SFromA Level 2 focuses on the short sentence that you can use if you can memorize it.
You need to memorize it with pronouncing too.

First, the demon is killed by Shinobu. When the demon could get a chance from Rui, and she said…

・しくじった。(shi ku ji tta)
 → I messed up!

達磨
達磨

Try to memorize it!!!!

When you miss something, you can say it.

SFromA Level 3

SFromA Level 3 focuses on Japanese connection words.
It is hard to understand the definition of connection words because it is a lot of meanings.

SFromA uses many situations to teach you how to work Japanese connection words.
It will help you understand it.

・かあさんがやられた。(ka a sa nn ga ya ra re ta.)
 → Mother’s been killed!

達磨
達磨

Today’s connection word is “が”

Definition: AがB. = A doing B.

EX) Tanjirouきる。 (tanjirou ga ki ru)
→ Tanjirou cut it.

EX) Zenitusはしる (Zenitsu ga ha shi ru)
 → Zenitsu run

You did a good job holding out until I got here.
 俺が来るまでよく堪えた。

 Leave the rest to me.
 後は任せろ。
Giyu Tomioka