hiya mate, I complete agree with you that the super talented and awesome Natasha has no replacement :) just to make sure that there is no misunderstanding, I hope everyone understands that Sarah was never meant to be a replacement for Natasha in any ways since Sarah's main role is as a project coordinator (who joined months before Natasha's exit was even announced) while Natasha was the video editor/designer/cameraman.. the only similarity is that they are both cute and talented non-Japanese girls who sometimes featured/will feature in TC videos so yeah not much point in comparing the two :D It seems like you have watched a lot of past TC videos and are good at analyzing facial expressions and body language mate! do you have advice to appear less shy on the camera? (I just started making some japan videos myself and would love to hear if you have any tips, thanks :))
Great first video with Sarah! This was definitely interesting and I'd like to see more dialect related content. The school that's advertised seems pretty legit, just wish I had $1000 bucks laying around that I could drop it on something like that
As soon as I saw Sarah she looked very familiar to me, sort of " déjà vu" Then I realized why... she looks a lot like Chelsea Peretti (Gina in Brooklyn Nine-Nine) She seems nervous (normal) and shy, but I think she can blend in. 👍🏻 Welcome!
I literally know a lot of kansai-ben through detective conan..... I used to watch that a lot when I was younger lolol. My mom always scolded me if I said smth in kansai bec I'm not even from Osaka area
@@Amit-id2zx oops guess you are correct. Used to watch it obsessively since I was 11 years old or something. I dropped after episode 830 something or so. Maybe time to pick it back up
Wow, I didn't expect to find this. I also learnt what little I know from Hattori and Kazuha from Detective Conan. His accent is so much stronger than her's, in my opinion.
That must be the equivalent to us in latinamerica growing up watching shows dubbed in mexico lol As a kid I used to say mexican words when I'm from chile and we use different ones. Like Periodico instead of Diario (Newspaper), or Emparedado instead of Sandwich/Pan
Who wouldve known my love of idol groups would help here? I actually remember NMB48 osaka-ben and HKT48 hakata-ben, and the group former soukantoku speaks kyoto-ben. Thanks for the fun video! Welcome to the group, minna stay safe :)
三重has it good, they're in both 関西 and 東海. FYI, あかん is more common than just 関西, it's common in at least many dialects around 中部. あほ is used commonly in 三河弁.
Mie is kind of a funny one. It kind of both is and isn't in Kansai depending on who you ask. It's usually considered to be part of Chubu/Tokai. But the dialect is almost indistinguishable from Kansai-ben, especially on the Nara side. (I lived right on the border between Nara and Mie)
Just ran across this video after my Nagoya-ben on the latest video! My favorite phrase of my boss was (I could be doing this in the wrong romaji) “doyouimin” which is basically “what do you mean?” I was the only American on the team and we had a lot of fun with language... so we might say “three-nine des” to mean “thank you” since of course “three nine” is “san kyu” which is close to “thank you”. Sure it’s stupid, but that’s what made it fun for us! ;)
So I recently got the remastered version of 二ノ国 because I don't have my PS3 here in Japan, and シズクspeaks in Kansai-ben so I managed to guess the simple Kansai-ben
I studied some Japanese before I came to Japan. I was placed in Kyoto Prefecture on the JET Programme. I wanted to test it out around the village I was living in. After a series of 'maido's and 'okini's, I decided I needed to study more.
Welcome Sarah not bad for your first vlog. Must of been done before Emma get her hair cut. Didn't know any not very good at language's lol. 😃😍💖💖💖👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋
I didn't know any of it, but I heard most of those... because Azumanga Daioh. At first, I mostly didn't understand what was going on when I first watched it... holy crap, I think it's something like 20 years ago now. After a few years and learning a whole lot more about japanese culture, I watched it again and then realized how many cultural cues I was missing to understand the jokes. Osaka, the character, talking with kansai dialect, but at the same time having a slow, absentminded personality... opposite to the stereotype. Also, the whole nandeyanen thing in manzai comedy. th-cam.com/video/dtKgBZ0MVEw/w-d-xo.html
5:31 I didn’t know you stand on the left in Kanto for the escalator...Maybe I’m very use to standing on the right in the UK, standing on the left feels weird.
As an American, a similar custom surprised me when I visited London and took it's subway system. I'm used to walking in hallways as if driving on a road (this is how I was taught in school), so I was confused when in a left-side-driving country a sign said to keep right in the corridor between platforms. I suppose the custom in the UK comes from how you are (supposed to) walk against the traffic if walking or running on a street that vehicles use.
Tohoku-ben next pleaaaaaaaaaase! It's my favorite and for some reason even tho Christ Broad lives in Tohoku, none of the people in the videos speak it. Not even Ryotaro or Natsuki :(
Idiot in Kansai dialect is easy to remember. If I correctly remember Finnish Prime Minister Esko Aho used to visit Japan in Year 1993. It must funny moment to Japanese, when they heard last name of Finnish Prime Minister.
Hi! I have lived in Kyoto for 3 years and I have sort of become known as the Kansai-Ben guy around here. I'd love to be a part of anything you guys do with Kansai! This video was awesome by the way hahaha
Nice quiz, but giving the answer before the girls can guess must be a typo right? (I don't know shows the answers in romaji, but the kana seems to be the normal japanese)
What kind of Japanese words/sentences would you like to know? Please let us know 😊
How do you say "where's my money"?
Too advanced for me lol I am a real beginner in Japanese.
All of them.
None of them, my level is konnichiwa and sayonara words 😁
I’d like to know how to order local beer/sake at a bar 😇
No one can replace Natasha but Sarah seems cool. She seems a bit shy but once she comes out of her shell she’ll fit right in
hiya mate, I complete agree with you that the super talented and awesome Natasha has no replacement :) just to make sure that there is no misunderstanding, I hope everyone understands that Sarah was never meant to be a replacement for Natasha in any ways since Sarah's main role is as a project coordinator (who joined months before Natasha's exit was even announced) while Natasha was the video editor/designer/cameraman.. the only similarity is that they are both cute and talented non-Japanese girls who sometimes featured/will feature in TC videos so yeah not much point in comparing the two :D
It seems like you have watched a lot of past TC videos and are good at analyzing facial expressions and body language mate! do you have advice to appear less shy on the camera? (I just started making some japan videos myself and would love to hear if you have any tips, thanks :))
She looks like a dude
Sad Pikachu what does this comment accomplish other than making you look like an asshole?
@@xianglingisthebest1047 that's just a really mean thing to say and also not true
If you like Japanese comedy shows, you’re familiar with Kansaiben without knowing I guess 😊 Sarah sensei Tman sensei OOKINI!!
Are there any comedy shows you recommend with some Kansai-ben?
@@stevengold Gaki no tsukai
I just want to use Emma’s Japanese words on the daily bc they’re so cute?? like OMAGA HAHAHAHAH
Improvise. Adapt. Omaga
Yay new member! Hello!!
Sarah is a real beauty! Best wishes for your start! 🤗 Can‘t wait for an introduction video!
Always a simp
Great first video with Sarah! This was definitely interesting and I'd like to see more dialect related content. The school that's advertised seems pretty legit, just wish I had $1000 bucks laying around that I could drop it on something like that
Awesome video, sarah seems really cool, i love the braid in her hair
a delightful video and I love the new member she will fit in just fine around here
"No Good" will forever be known as "Amaga" from now on!
I think my favorite Kansai-ben words would be chau and omoroi. They’re short for chigau and omoshiroi respectively.
Welcome Sarah to the tc crew❤️ good luck entertaining us
As soon as I saw Sarah she looked very familiar to me, sort of " déjà vu"
Then I realized why...
she looks a lot like Chelsea Peretti
(Gina in Brooklyn Nine-Nine)
She seems nervous (normal) and shy, but I think she can blend in. 👍🏻 Welcome!
I love the long Obi-Wan braid!
I literally know a lot of kansai-ben through detective conan..... I used to watch that a lot when I was younger lolol. My mom always scolded me if I said smth in kansai bec I'm not even from Osaka area
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@@Amit-id2zx oops guess you are correct. Used to watch it obsessively since I was 11 years old or something. I dropped after episode 830 something or so. Maybe time to pick it back up
Wow, I didn't expect to find this. I also learnt what little I know from Hattori and Kazuha from Detective Conan. His accent is so much stronger than her's, in my opinion.
That must be the equivalent to us in latinamerica growing up watching shows dubbed in mexico lol
As a kid I used to say mexican words when I'm from chile and we use different ones.
Like Periodico instead of Diario (Newspaper), or Emparedado instead of Sandwich/Pan
I’m learning Japanese right now and always forget there’s dialects, it’s fun that with the Japanese language there’s always something new to learn
Who wouldve known my love of idol groups would help here? I actually remember NMB48 osaka-ben and HKT48 hakata-ben, and the group former soukantoku speaks kyoto-ben. Thanks for the fun video! Welcome to the group, minna stay safe :)
Sarah seems really cool and nice :D
Is it just me or do Sarah and Emma look a lot alike? They could pass for nieces at the very least 😁
I immediately thought of that in the beginning. I was like, why are there two Emma's, and if that's Emma, who is she?
Nieces? You mean cousins? 😝
@@imjayhime no I mean nieces.
@@kellyv4595 I don't understand.
三重has it good, they're in both 関西 and 東海.
FYI, あかん is more common than just 関西, it's common in at least many dialects around 中部.
あほ is used commonly in 三河弁.
Mie is kind of a funny one. It kind of both is and isn't in Kansai depending on who you ask. It's usually considered to be part of Chubu/Tokai. But the dialect is almost indistinguishable from Kansai-ben, especially on the Nara side. (I lived right on the border between Nara and Mie)
Welcome Sarah
Just ran across this video after my Nagoya-ben on the latest video!
My favorite phrase of my boss was (I could be doing this in the wrong romaji) “doyouimin” which is basically “what do you mean?”
I was the only American on the team and we had a lot of fun with language... so we might say “three-nine des” to mean “thank you” since of course “three nine” is “san kyu” which is close to “thank you”. Sure it’s stupid, but that’s what made it fun for us! ;)
Thumbs up for Sarah
Awesome sharla! Master of dialects and chopstick flip master! 😊😊😊😊
Ah sadly the beginner course is a bit expensive on my current budget but I'll definitely be looking at getting it as soon as I can!
Just filled out the gogonihon survey
So I recently got the remastered version of 二ノ国 because I don't have my PS3 here in Japan, and シズクspeaks in Kansai-ben so I managed to guess the simple Kansai-ben
Welcome, Sarah!
Natasha’s left and I’m a sad lil shrimp
She's still sneaking into the comments...
the videos from now on will be less ... burpy
I’ll always be sneaking 😇✨& don’t be sad... I’ll still make content!
@@NatashaElle You should definitely send them a cardboard cutout of yourself so they can pop it up at random points in videos ☺
Mie isnt’t part of kansai, its in chubu. But when you talk about “kinki region” mie is often included in the weather forecast. But thats about it.
I studied some Japanese before I came to Japan. I was placed in Kyoto Prefecture on the JET Programme. I wanted to test it out around the village I was living in. After a series of 'maido's and 'okini's, I decided I needed to study more.
I really like Sarah in TC!!
Challenge: exists
Sharla: I'm gonna ruin this man's whole career
Omg! My grandmother taught me this dialect!
Welcome Sarah not bad for your first vlog. Must of been done before Emma get her hair cut.
Didn't know any not very good at language's lol.
😃😍💖💖💖👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋
I am so proud of myself I know the Kansai equivalent of "Baka" because of Hattori Heiji from Detective Conan always speaking "Aho" hahaha
Me too!
I didn't know any of it, but I heard most of those... because Azumanga Daioh.
At first, I mostly didn't understand what was going on when I first watched it... holy crap, I think it's something like 20 years ago now.
After a few years and learning a whole lot more about japanese culture, I watched it again and then realized how many cultural cues I was missing to understand the jokes.
Osaka, the character, talking with kansai dialect, but at the same time having a slow, absentminded personality... opposite to the stereotype.
Also, the whole nandeyanen thing in manzai comedy.
th-cam.com/video/dtKgBZ0MVEw/w-d-xo.html
Yeah! I love that anime. Definitely 100% Kansai and I love it.
I lived in Osaka. I ❤ Kansai:)
Sarah reminds me of Hila from H3H3. Same eyes and cheekbones
Loved this! When visiting Osaka, you think you understand Japanese until you throw dialects in 😂
めっちゃ (very) is very common in Kansai. I lived in Shiga for two years with the JET Program
Whoa... Sarah could be Emma's sister. Weird.
Wait Emma your hair is long again ha ha lol Last video it looked like you had it shorter ? The magic of video recordings. :-) Fun video.
aww the pokemon plates ahhh!! The chikorita one >.
Ah, I didn't notice until I read your comment! That's cute.
Could you do a Kanji writing test? Some Kanji are entire paintings.
Sarah is pretty!
The shiran one I knew, but still don't know where this knowledge came from. Aho I knew, but didn't though it was kansai-ben
なんか動画に哀愁漂っててすこ
5:31 I didn’t know you stand on the left in Kanto for the escalator...Maybe I’m very use to standing on the right in the UK, standing on the left feels weird.
As an American, a similar custom surprised me when I visited London and took it's subway system. I'm used to walking in hallways as if driving on a road (this is how I was taught in school), so I was confused when in a left-side-driving country a sign said to keep right in the corridor between platforms.
I suppose the custom in the UK comes from how you are (supposed to) walk against the traffic if walking or running on a street that vehicles use.
@@SirYodaJedi It's the same in the US, when walking on the road you would walk towards the traffic, so on the far left of the street.
@Nightwishmaster Yes, I know, that's what I'm referring to.
@@SirYodaJedi Sorry, I think I just completely misread your post lol.
Tohoku-ben next pleaaaaaaaaaase! It's my favorite and for some reason even tho Christ Broad lives in Tohoku, none of the people in the videos speak it. Not even Ryotaro or Natsuki :(
I’m a fan of Chris too, but “Christ Broad” gives him a bit too much credit.
Now there are two Emmas 🤔
Three cuties?, Cooking okonomiyaki?, Learning Japanese?... Doesn't get any better than that!
ha! Shalra beat you good in this challenge hehe @ Emma ^.^
time traveling before a haircut 👀
Can y’all do one on Kagoshima dialect?? I visited once and was confused bc it doesn’t even sound like Japanese to me 😂😂
Hi guys, there isn't a field for age range 31-35 in the survey.
Idiot in Kansai dialect is easy to remember. If I correctly remember Finnish Prime Minister Esko Aho used to visit Japan in Year 1993. It must funny moment to Japanese, when they heard last name of Finnish Prime Minister.
Hi! I have lived in Kyoto for 3 years and I have sort of become known as the Kansai-Ben guy around here.
I'd love to be a part of anything you guys do with Kansai! This video was awesome by the way hahaha
How about ほかす？なおす？ナンキン(カボチャのこと)？😉 I could go all day.
真ん中でセーラが"キョトーン"としてるのが(≧▽≦)
Is the new member an aussie? Can't exactly figure out her accent? Good vlog I am trying to learn Japanese 😃🤗
Australian that almost sounds british
@@DanThomasUK yeah no idea mate 🤔
She's definitely Aussie, I'm Australian too and I immediately noticed "oh cool, she's Aussie too" within about 2 seconds of hearing her speak.
The survey does not give option as 30-36 years old
Aho is easy to remember; because it reminds me of asshole. But man, some words completely change. that's crazy!
Those bubble sound effects always make me think Sharla edited something....
Is "maji de" also Kansai-ben? I hear that a lot on Gaki no Tsukai to mean "really?" as well.
i like sarah now :v
ばりばりえーやん！
あなたのアイコンを見て、とても見覚えがあるのですが、岡田さんでしょうか？
Kansai = Banzai!
Is there Kyushu-ben?
今度は九州弁やってほしい！！（博多弁とか、、！）
Emma speaks neko-ben exclusively.
When it comes to Kansai-dialect, the very first thing to come to mind for Japanese born and raised in the Greater Tokyo Area is yakuza.
BRO IS IT BAD THAT I GOT SOME OF THE KANSAI CORRECT CAUSE I LISTENED TO SASARA SO MUCH NDBJDEHB
Nice quiz, but giving the answer before the girls can guess must be a typo right? (I don't know shows the answers in romaji, but the kana seems to be the normal japanese)
Huh. I know more Kansai-ben than I thought.
Mie is the part of ... Kansai?
So if I say nanbo in Tokyo will they actually understand me or will they just scratch their heads?
What is that food? Are they doing another
form of Japanese?
👍
Well shit....I know all of it...I mean my grandparents are kansai so I guess I should know. But my mom’s from Tokyo.
大阪に3年住んでたけど、シャーラに負けた。
No Natasha, no peace.
shiranya = I don't meow
Did Sharla just eat egg???
is there something wrong with that lol
@@polygon2745 Yes
@JKC why?
@@polygon2745 Because she's supposedly vegan
せやから ほんま そんなんを よう飲んどったんやけども。
Sarah sounds South African
Ahooooooo....
woah sarah looks like that flamenco guitarist, estas tonne i think
関西弁コースなんてあるんだ笑
I dare you to next do a Tsugaru dialect (language?) video. I dare you.
Not a fan of this new member.