Hãy thay thế はい、そうです。 bằng 4 cách nói khác| Tiếng Nhật cool ngầu

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Hello everyone, I'm Truong Mai. Welcome to Go With Mai channel.
In today's video, we will introduce to you how to replace the sentence
Hey, so this...
Yes, that's right in Japanese.
I think in Japanese, you will have a lot of times when you sympathize with others,
sympathize with the opinion or with what others have just said.
But if you use Hey, so this... a lot, it will sound very boring
and it will not be rich.
So in order to replace the sentence Hey, so this...
Today, I will help your conversation in Japanese become more natural and rich.
And today's video clip will be made with my friend, Mina.
Hello, I'm Mina.
Today, instead of Hey, so this...
I would like to introduce a lot of Japanese words that can be used.
I hope I can introduce as many things as possible that are not in the textbook.
So please watch until the end.
First, we will introduce to you other ways when you agree to sympathize with someone
instead of just saying Hey, so this...
You will use the following ways.
The first way is instead of saying Hey, so this...
In everyday life, you can say
That's right.
Or
Yes.
Let's go to Japan.
Tomorrow is 11 o'clock, right?
That's right.
And the second example.
Tomorrow is 11 o'clock, right?
That's right.
And to sympathize with someone, you can say
The second way is
That's right.
That's right is a way to use in a daily conversation with people you are very close to.
But if you meet someone you feel like you want to leave a mark on,
you can add the word desu at the end of the sentence, right?
That's right.
Or if you are at work,
when you have to talk to a partner or a boss,
and you need an emphasis in your sentence,
you can raise its level by saying
That's right.
And now, let's go to the example.
The first example is
For example, when you communicate with people you are very close to,
and you show that you are very polite and polite,
you don't need to be too formal.
Okay?
The first example.
That's right.
And the second example is
a bit more formal.
It's more formal.
That's right.
And the third level is
the level that, as I said earlier,
is very important for you to use
when you talk to a boss or a customer.
It will be like this.
That's right.
And the way to replace the word
is the word machigainai.
Machigainai is a way of speaking in daily life.
But if you want to be polite,
you can say
Machigainai desu.
Machigainai arimasen.
The word machigainai has the style
of being in love with the other person
in a very exciting way.
For example, your friend tells you
that this restaurant is so good.
You say, oh, that's right.
That means you are in love, but you are very excited.
When you show excitement, people usually use machigainai
in situations like this.
And I've explained it all.
Now let's go to the example.
The first example.
Machigainai.
And the second example is
when we talk more politely.
Machigainai desu.
Okay.
And like the example earlier,
you saw that when I told Mina
that this restaurant is the best,
Mina would say,
Machigainai desu.
That's the sympathy
and the excitement
with the other person.
It has that meaning.
And the third way is
the word seikai or seikai desu.
It's like the word
in Vietnamese or English.
You will use the word seikai desu
or seikai
in the case that you want
the other person to know
or you want to confirm
or confirm with the other person
about a problem.
And if the other person understands
about that problem,
you will use the word seikai.
So it has that Thai meaning.
Now I will give you an example
to make it easier to understand.
The first example is the word seikai
when you use it in daily conversations
with your close friends.
Watashi no ichiban suki na tabemono wa nan desho?
What is my favorite food?
Seikai!
As you can see,
Mina just asked me
if I know
my favorite food.
I said it's a mango, right?
So Mina said it's correct.
And the second example
is more polite.
Instead of seikai,
you will say seikai desu.
Let's go to the second example.
Watashi no ichiban suki na tabemono wa
nan desho?
Seikai desu!
So we have introduced
some examples to replace
the word haishoudesu.
Remember to write it down
and use it a lot
in your daily conversations
so you can remember it.
And if you know other ways
to replace the word haishoudesu,
please leave a comment below.
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Thank you and see you again!
