Awesome video, by the way, could you please explain in a video how the pitch accent is pronounced in a sentence? I mean, each word is pronounced separately, or as a whole word? Thanks, God bless you 👍
I love your videos and this one is really excellent and helpful. However, here is some feedback on describing accents. Tarzan is not a good English word to choose to demonstrate what you want to demonstrate because a native English speaker would give more equal accent and duration to both symbols in that particular word. The way you are pronouncing it is to demonstrate more emphasis on the first syllable and a shorter, pitched down "zan." However, when I say the word, it is more even, like TAR-ZAN, both the same duration with only the pitch of the "Zan" going down, but not shortened the way you shorten it. A better English word to choose that would demonstrate what you want to demonstrate is something like "symbol" or "equal" or "swimming" or "speaking" (or really any "ing" word). Thanks for making your videos!
Hi this site has a comprehensive list of pitch accents in Japanese and you can also search by entering key words: www.gavo.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ojad/eng/pages/home
Pitch accent isn't really too important to get hung up on. Unless you're trying to reach native level. Time input is never wasted as long as you keep on studying. It's only wasted when one gives up.
@@OmniOmnium I am thankful for the inspirational words, I meant this as a joke. I am aware, that these accents are used in certain regions of Japan as well as "no accent" regions. I am indeed trying to learn it on a native level, so far I have learned 平板と小高アクセント I also do study Kanji, Radicals and Grammar.
"They Just might think you're weird" LOL. love the vid.
This is a really high-quality video! Thank you for making this! Can't wait to see what else you're going to come out with
Thanks!
Your two videos on pitch accent are very informative yet very concise. Thank you very much!
This is such a useful and surprisingly difficult thing. Thnx - great lesson! 😊👍😊
This was really helpful for me! ありがとうございます！
Candies falling from the sky sounds awesome tho :D I'd be pretty bummed out to realize it's just rain =_="
This is a great video! Thank you so much for doing it.
The funny thing is the Nara one for "tomato" has the same stress pattern as the English/Spanish word.
Awesome video, by the way, could you please explain in a video how the pitch accent is pronounced in a sentence? I mean, each word is pronounced separately, or as a whole word? Thanks, God bless you 👍
4:21 - great comparison of the different pitches.
This was extremely helpful! Domo Arigatou Gozaimasu!!
How is this the first time I have heard about this!!!
Thank you. This is much less scary now.
I love your videos and this one is really excellent and helpful. However, here is some feedback on describing accents. Tarzan is not a good English word to choose to demonstrate what you want to demonstrate because a native English speaker would give more equal accent and duration to both symbols in that particular word. The way you are pronouncing it is to demonstrate more emphasis on the first syllable and a shorter, pitched down "zan." However, when I say the word, it is more even, like TAR-ZAN, both the same duration with only the pitch of the "Zan" going down, but not shortened the way you shorten it. A better English word to choose that would demonstrate what you want to demonstrate is something like "symbol" or "equal" or "swimming" or "speaking" (or really any "ing" word). Thanks for making your videos!
Wow, that's great. At last I can understand that :)
This is so goated bro
This is very helpful.
"Just they might think you are a weirdo 💀"
Thanks so much, but is there a word table that shows individual pitch accents of Japanese words?
Hi this site has a comprehensive list of pitch accents in Japanese and you can also search by entering key words:
www.gavo.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ojad/eng/pages/home
Thank you, really. And such a cute accent
Thanks!
なし also means without
without the long e sound on the last syllable...
Thank you sooo much :)
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ありがとうございました。
ありがとうございます
Second part?
Thank you! とっても優しいビデオです (^_^)
I can't hear the difference between 雨 and 飴!! 😢
I think "Tarzan" is a spondee, actually.
Uvular N
バナナ
Uvular nasal ん -n
ばなな
ザ is za
You discouraged me, I feel like I have wasted all these months studying.
Pitch accent isn't really too important to get hung up on. Unless you're trying to reach native level. Time input is never wasted as long as you keep on studying. It's only wasted when one gives up.
@@OmniOmnium I am thankful for the inspirational words, I meant this as a joke. I am aware, that these accents are used in certain regions of Japan as well as "no accent" regions. I am indeed trying to learn it on a native level, so far I have learned 平板と小高アクセント I also do study Kanji, Radicals and Grammar.