#5 How to say "I see", "I agree", "That's right" (そう family) - NATIVE WAY ┃JAPANESE AMMO Video

Tired of the "textbook speech" and want to learn the native way? Then this lesson is for you! :)
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This time we'll learn several differences between "そう (sou)", "そうです (sou desu)", "そうですね (sou desu NE)", "そうですよ (sou desu YO)", "そうですか (sou desu KA)" and "そうなんですか (sou NAN desu ka).
Like any other lessons, I explain what you should say depending on the situation / formality. (Informal speech & formal speech)

Learn the differences between:
☆そう (sou) & そうです (sou desu) = That's right
★そうだよ (sou da yo) & そうですよ (sou desu yo)
= That's right. (BUT be careful how you use it.)
☆そうだね (sou da ne) & そうですね (sou desu ne)
= I agree. / Let's see (only in formal speech)
★そっか (sokka) & そうですか (sou desu ka)
= I see.
☆そう？ (sou?) & そうですか (sou desu ka?)
= You think so?
★そうなんだ (sou nan da) & そうなんですか (sou nan desu ka)
= I didn't know! / That's why.
☆なるほど (naruhodo)
= Got it.

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