sanpo suru- go for walk kaitai - written mezurashii - rare,unusual kinenbi - anniversary tabun-maybe mukashi- olden days, former ningen -human oksan - wife natekudasai- please become datta-was onaji - same zutto- whole time ometaishimasta- to feel naritai- want to become wasuranaide - don't forget
I've just been listening to this as background noise for immersion and every time I tune back in and actually pay attention to what they're saying it's absolutely hilarious! I love it XD
I just discovered your channel and I can already tell that it is very helpful! This video certainly was. My Japanese progress has stalled for years now. I have done vocab off and on, but my understanding of full sentences is still very poor. I’ve been finally trying to consistently study grammar recently, but I can’t stay motivated as grinding workbooks for hours every day does not work for me. That is why I have never kept up with it. I finally realized that I need to start doing things more similarly to how I learned English as a child: tons of immersion mixed with grammar lessons. But the immersion needs to be at least somewhat comprehensible and entertaining.
I use Wanikani to study kanji and vocab, as well as a deck I discovered via Refold. I have been doing Bunpro and reading some of its linked grammar articles, and now I needed an immersion source. This channel is a great place to start! I need something slow paced, with repetition and imagery. It is almost like I am getting a tutoring lesson, aside from me not doing any input. Nevertheless, it is great for listening practice. I’m going to keep watching your videos, hopefully every day. I only understand maybe 10% of the dialogue, but I am able to roughly follow along and will surely understand more over time. You are an excellent teacher!
I can relate. These videos are very helpful. They are slow paced and although im struggling with this one, I can understnad some of it. Japanese is a hard language to learn. Like you i dont enjoy studying grammer. So im using these videos and watching simple anime like Shirokuma Cafe, im also wathcing Terrace House
Thank you for all of these videos. I recall watching some of them a year ago and back then I had trouble keeping up. Now going back and watching some of these I find myself being able to understand it far easier.
I’m not quite this “advanced” yet, is knowing core 1000 vocabulary enough to understand? I currently know around 200 words of it and am well acquainted with grammar and N5 kanji
Why what how when how he speaks that well.. i can't even understand what's going on here.. gosh.. Hey I got something in my mind.. How about the things that people in real life often said like.. ..Kedo.., ..Nanka.., ..Jibun.., ..Kara.., ..Dakara.., ..Toka.., ..Yappa.., ..Yappari.., ..Zenzen.., ..Donna.. etc Why you guys never mention something like that? What are they and how to use them in Japanese phrases? Thanks.
Believe it or not, Hyougensan didn't make a big jump in fluency recently. He's been slowly building up to what you see in this video. Have you started with our easiest stories? Our videos are in a sequence, so you need to start at the right point to understand what's going on. Most of the words in your list have been introduced slowly over the course of the Niwachan videos, The Bus, The Power of Tears, etc.
In these videos Asami is creating an immersion opportunity for you and me (Hyogen). Of course my pronunciation is not perfect. I'm a student, like you.
@@japaneseimmersionwithasami4249 that's my point, it hurts immersion learning to hear the pronunciation from other learners. People should pretty much only hear native speech. Check out Matt vs Japan's site refold.la for detailed info on their immersion learning method, and it's free. According to their method, you're not even supposed to be speaking (outputting) until you have a high comprehension of the language (which will probably take a couple years of listening to it). This is because before that, if you try to speak, you are basically just translating in your head, which is not natural for any conversation. I apologize if I came across negatively, just trying to point out it's not good to hear learner's pronunciation
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I love how she actually repeats new vocabulary or words that he / we don’t seem to know. It feels like I’m naturally acquiring them
sanpo suru- go for walk
kaitai - written
mezurashii - rare,unusual
kinenbi - anniversary
tabun-maybe
mukashi- olden days, former
ningen -human
oksan - wife
natekudasai- please become
datta-was
onaji - same
zutto- whole time
ometaishimasta- to feel
naritai- want to become
wasuranaide - don't forget
I've just been listening to this as background noise for immersion and every time I tune back in and actually pay attention to what they're saying it's absolutely hilarious! I love it XD
though might sound weird I'll say it, Asami san's got such a soothing voice and facial expressions.. i don't know why but it relaxes me
I just discovered your channel and I can already tell that it is very helpful! This video certainly was.
My Japanese progress has stalled for years now. I have done vocab off and on, but my understanding of full sentences is still very poor. I’ve been finally trying to consistently study grammar recently, but I can’t stay motivated as grinding workbooks for hours every day does not work for me. That is why I have never kept up with it. I finally realized that I need to start doing things more similarly to how I learned English as a child: tons of immersion mixed with grammar lessons. But the immersion needs to be at least somewhat comprehensible and entertaining.
I use Wanikani to study kanji and vocab, as well as a deck I discovered via Refold. I have been doing Bunpro and reading some of its linked grammar articles, and now I needed an immersion source. This channel is a great place to start! I need something slow paced, with repetition and imagery. It is almost like I am getting a tutoring lesson, aside from me not doing any input. Nevertheless, it is great for listening practice. I’m going to keep watching your videos, hopefully every day. I only understand maybe 10% of the dialogue, but I am able to roughly follow along and will surely understand more over time. You are an excellent teacher!
I can relate. These videos are very helpful. They are slow paced and although im struggling with this one, I can understnad some of it. Japanese is a hard language to learn. Like you i dont enjoy studying grammer. So im using these videos and watching simple anime like Shirokuma Cafe, im also wathcing Terrace House
Your channel made start studying Japanese today! Thank you for your great lessons! You are a lovely teacher.
Best of luck!
how is your japanese journey coming along? I started 3.5 months ago
@@thetntchicken142 how is yours going?
I can't wait for these new series! I loooooove your videos!! Thanks for your amazing hard work!!
Amazing content. I was smiling the entire way
This is wonderful.
ほんとうにありがとうございます！
Muchas gracias.
I'm so glad I found your channel.
Thank you for all of these videos. I recall watching some of them a year ago and back then I had trouble keeping up. Now going back and watching some of these I find myself being able to understand it far easier.
この動画はとても面白いでした！たくさん笑った！本当に、ありがとうございました！
These two are so much fun! The kind of people I'd love to hang out with.
This was fun! Will follow this series. Thank you so much :)
me too
The best channel for noobs ever!
tysm this is really nice. i actually felt like i understood almost all of it. ありがとう！
Wow, this is perfect, just what I was looking for.
Great lesson! Can’t wait to see how the story with Prince San and his dog-wife (wife-dog?) develops!
🤣 I think I will never forget 「記念日」after that!
いいビデオ。お疲れさまでした。新シーリーズ楽しみ。
これは素晴らしいです！！ありがとうございます
わあ、わくわく、どきどき、あさみ先生による別の ストーリー!! ありがとう！
素晴らしビデオ!!!
Great work!
This is so funny and cute! But, Prinsu-san, are you married to your dog? Love this series!
Rio is tired after holding up his hand 22 minutes
I hope you have a nice weekend Asami sensei 😊
Oh! This is exciting 😃
I'm not understanding anything but I'll understand some day.
Me too diego
Mezurashi = strange, adjective
Mezurashiku = strangely, adverb
Strangely (he) is walking his dog.
珍しく犬がさんぽしています
Does anyone know what is the name of this book? Thanks
It is called "西町交番の良さん「にわにわに？」". Not sure what exactly it translates to.
@@Ian24089 Thank you!
@@diegovegas3850 You're welcome!
Please add japanese subtitles to the video!!!
１．いいえ、ラーメンを食べていません。コーヒーを❌飲みます。（✅飲んでいます）
２．いいえ、ニワちゃんはシロタンのコーヒーを見ていません。テレビを見ています。
Wait so are they both just April Foolsing each other 😂
I’m not quite this “advanced” yet, is knowing core 1000 vocabulary enough to understand? I currently know around 200 words of it and am well acquainted with grammar and N5 kanji
この話は楽しくて怖いです😂
大笑い😂😂😂
記念日(きねんび) - holiday or anniversay
「記念日」は"anniversary"です。でも、悲しいことは「記念日」とは言いません。日本語の「記念日」は"commemoration"の意味に近いです。それから、holidayの「記念日」もありますが、ぜんぶの記念日が"holiday"ではありません。ですから、holidayは「祝日(しゅくじつ)」や「休みの日」「休日」ということばのほうがいいと思います。
@@japaneseimmersionwithasami4249 👍
僕も犬になった方がいいかな。。
叔父さんと犬は珍しさんぽしています。
this guys accent when speaking japanese has me dying laughing
Why what how when how he speaks that well.. i can't even understand what's going on here.. gosh.. Hey I got something in my mind.. How about the things that people in real life often said like..
..Kedo..,
..Nanka..,
..Jibun..,
..Kara..,
..Dakara..,
..Toka..,
..Yappa..,
..Yappari..,
..Zenzen..,
..Donna.. etc
Why you guys never mention something like that? What are they and how to use them in Japanese phrases? Thanks.
Believe it or not, Hyougensan didn't make a big jump in fluency recently. He's been slowly building up to what you see in this video. Have you started with our easiest stories? Our videos are in a sequence, so you need to start at the right point to understand what's going on. Most of the words in your list have been introduced slowly over the course of the Niwachan videos, The Bus, The Power of Tears, etc.
I don't think it's good for immersion learning to have somebody frequently pronouncing the language in a strongly non-native way
I think pronunciation will become natural after a while. That’s what happened to me with immersion
@@アダンナ日本語の勉強 Yeah, if you're listening to how natives speak
In these videos Asami is creating an immersion opportunity for you and me (Hyogen). Of course my pronunciation is not perfect. I'm a student, like you.
@@japaneseimmersionwithasami4249 that's my point, it hurts immersion learning to hear the pronunciation from other learners. People should pretty much only hear native speech. Check out Matt vs Japan's site refold.la for detailed info on their immersion learning method, and it's free.
According to their method, you're not even supposed to be speaking (outputting) until you have a high comprehension of the language (which will probably take a couple years of listening to it). This is because before that, if you try to speak, you are basically just translating in your head, which is not natural for any conversation. I apologize if I came across negatively, just trying to point out it's not good to hear learner's pronunciation
This would be even cooler if the guy didn’t keep cutting in and ruining the immersion.