thanks you for your videos, it's helping me so much because I'm currently learning japanese. I support you to continue. Moreover I like your montages and reactions
Tumi-chan! Your style is awesome. In my opinion your way of teaching is very helpful and not like anything else I've seen out there. Keep it up and keep having fun. You learned English in the Philippines/from Filipino teachers? I feel like I'm in the Philippines when I listen to your English.
Thank you for this video, My family calls me Toumi (abbreviated from tout Mignon in french) and I just now realized I could go by Tumi as well even tho its just a nickname lol
I knew most of these, however it is still so fascinating to me how sensitive the Japanese language and people are to these details, I suppose it is a social cultural thing that is learned with time. To be called -kun by a female friend if I lived in Japan I would only assume that she sees me as a friend, the crush part would forever fly over my head xD But it is good to know that -chan and -kun can have this flirtatious undertone to it too, probably intonation and way to say it carry lot of the meaning too? I am seriously learning Japanese each day for a while now, and thank you Tumi for these explanations. Learning vocabulary, kanji and grammar often doesnt have this real life context and details. My fear is one day understanding the language but missing the nuances of polite and casual, which seem to be very important in Japan.... And a gaijin pass is something that feels sad long term. However again, keep up the nice efforts Tumi, it is much appreciated!
At first I saw the title of your video “Chan San Kun”, I thought it’s the Name of a Chinese person with surname CHAN 😂😂😂 Cuz Chinese names usually consists of 3 words as well!! 😆
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the infographics are really cool !
私はN2資格を持っているけどこの動画を見た前「どの」と「っち」ってまだ聞いたことなかったです。毎日まだ新しい事学んでます✨
Omg i cried so much with Anohana as well lmaooo I was also wondering if Tumigotchi was a funny play on Tamagotchi, well seems like i got my answer 😄
Yay you got it right!! ANOHANA is gold😭✨
thanks so much 師匠!
thanks you for your videos, it's helping me so much because I'm currently learning japanese. I support you to continue.
Moreover I like your montages and reactions
Which soft do you use to create such graphs? Not here to learn Japanese, but was hooked by your personality. Good luck with TH-cam
Very well described and easy to understand 😁 thank uu!
Tumi-chan! Your style is awesome. In my opinion your way of teaching is very helpful and not like anything else I've seen out there. Keep it up and keep having fun. You learned English in the Philippines/from Filipino teachers? I feel like I'm in the Philippines when I listen to your English.
Another informative video from Tumi! ♥
Wow love the video so much~ ❤️
Tumi-chan wa kakkoi desu 😳👉🏻👈🏻
Arigato for vdo 😊
Thank you for this video, My family calls me Toumi (abbreviated from tout Mignon in french) and I just now realized I could go by Tumi as well even tho its just a nickname lol
Hahaha j’adore l’anecdote, en vrais Tumi c’est trop cool comme prénom « à la japonaise » haha
I have seen like one your film, but this one pops out in my recomendations, and i had an urge to put comment under it xD
Time to subscribe to me maybe??🥴
Japanese have a lot of honorifics, in portuguese we just used two, senhor and senhora, and its for only very formal situations, its very different lol
I knew most of these, however it is still so fascinating to me how sensitive the Japanese language and people are to these details, I suppose it is a social cultural thing that is learned with time. To be called -kun by a female friend if I lived in Japan I would only assume that she sees me as a friend, the crush part would forever fly over my head xD
But it is good to know that -chan and -kun can have this flirtatious undertone to it too, probably intonation and way to say it carry lot of the meaning too?
I am seriously learning Japanese each day for a while now, and thank you Tumi for these explanations. Learning vocabulary, kanji and grammar often doesnt have this real life context and details. My fear is one day understanding the language but missing the nuances of polite and casual, which seem to be very important in Japan....
And a gaijin pass is something that feels sad long term.
However again, keep up the nice efforts Tumi, it is much appreciated!
Thx you sensei
かわもと殿、かたじけのうございまする！
Oh, I mean Tumiさん、ありがとう╰(*´︶`*)╯
The video and the explanation are really good overall
Subarashi bideo!
ありがとうかわもとさん
At first I saw the title of your video “Chan San Kun”, I thought it’s the Name of a Chinese person with surname CHAN 😂😂😂
Cuz Chinese names usually consists of 3 words as well!! 😆