10 JAPANESE WORDS TO DESCRIBE ONE'S PERSONALITY

Hello again! Welcome back to my classroom. Today we're going to learn some Japanese Towards the end of this video, I'm going to show you a little bit of my life story. I will also provide some exercises for you to practice what you learned from this lesson. But before we finally start, I'd like you to remember this sentence pattern which you will be So if you know this basic structure or this basic sentence pattern, At the end of the lesson, you will be able to describe someone and introduce them to other So let's start. Shinsetsu. Kind. For example, ojisan wa shinsetsu desu. My grandfather was a great teacher. I'm a good person, and I'm a good person, and I'm a good person. The next word is oshare or fashionable. My mother is fashionable or my mother is a fashionista. Number four, majime, this adjective could mean diligent, serious, or dedicated. It could also mean hard work. Haru wa majime na seto desu, which means that Haru is hardworking or a serious person. And then number five, Frendori, although Yung Frendori is a loan word from Siya, There are other words or expressions equivalent to "Dun sa friendly". So for example, Onee-san or Onee-chan wa Frendori Kanojo wa hitonatsukoi desu, next, Yuuki ga aru, for the brave, and then you can go to the next one. For example, Onee-san wa Yuuki ga Arimasu. The next word is akarui or cheerful. So my little sister is happy or my little sister is cheerful. I just want to clarify that the happy that I'm using here is different from the So that's another adjective. In this lesson, we'll use the word "Akarui" to describe someone's personality. I'd like to use it as funny and the other meaning is interesting. I'm not a big fan of the old man, but I'm a big fan of the old man. So in our introduction, we used omoshiroi in two different ways. One is funny to describe the personality of the brother and then interesting to describe The next expression or adjective is maemuki or positive So for example, you want to describe yourself as positive or optimistic, You can just say, again, following the pattern, watashi wa maemuki desu. So Magkaiba Yung is wise and Yung is smart. So again, for wise, it's kashikoi or kashikoi. and then for atamai, for smart. so for example, Kare wa atamagai desu. Okay, so those are just 10 of the common You can also use words to describe your personality in Japanese. or expressions I'm sure you're familiar with, like kawaii or cute, kirei or beautiful And you can also use ikeman or handsome. Here's the basic sentence pattern that I introduced at the beginning of this video. We're going to use the same pattern to do the exercises, the practice exercises that I'll be So now I want you to practice making your own sentences to describe the Let's start with Fumiya Sankai. The next one is Shizuka Minamoto from Doraemon. The next one is from Gokusen. Kumiko Yamaguchi played by Yukie Nakama. What about your favorite celebrity? Of course, it's okay not to mention the name of your crush, But yeah, you can make a sentence describing him or her. to describe yourself and share your sentence by writing it down in the comment section below. So that's all for today. I'll see you again next time.