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In this episode, we break down the 'Sucky tan ducky doo' (Sucky tan ducky do, Socky tan ducky doo, Socky tan ducky do) meme and explain in detail how to properly say and write these phrases. 🧐 We hope you enjoy!
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📖 Over-Simplification 📚 of the Transitive verb explanation in case it's still a little confusing.
0:57 - 1:50
明日、届けます ね！
ashita, todokemasu ne!
• 'ashita' = 'tomorrow'
• 'ne' = 'right?' / 'isn't it?' / 'okay?'
'todokemasu' comes from the verb 'todokeru', which means 'TO DELIVER'. This "masu form" doesn't change the meaning btw (it only makes it sound more polite).
If you look this verb in a dictionary, it will pop up that it is a 'transitive verb'. 🤔
🚨What does this mean?
Well, in order to not fall technicisms 🧐 what you will LOOK FOR in the sentence are essentially 2 things:
➡Number #1. Someone or something that does the verb in the sentence. So, anything that does 'to deliver'. (SUBJECT)
➡Number #2. Someone or something that receives the verb in the sentence. So, anything that gets delivered. (DIRECT OBJECT)
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Tomorrow, to deliver, okay?
明日、届けます ね！
ashita, todokemasu ne!
Taking a look at the sentence again, we notice that it has neither of them 💀 _NO SUBJECT, NO DIRECT OBJECT_
🐈So how can we translate this?
🐈What do we do when we don't find this 'Subject' and 'Direct Object'?
• All we gotta do is actually assign pronouns to the unspecified Subject and unspecified Direct Object. So we can interpret this as:
Tomorrow, (I) (will) deliver (it), okay?
明日、届けます ね！
ashita, todokemasu ne!
EASY.
If you have any doubts, feel free to ask in this thread. ✨✨
does 残る mostly mean "remaining" than "leaving?"
example: 参加者４人残り！
@@testeryz680 You're right! 残る means 'to remain' or 'to be left'
So, transitive verbs depend on the conversation's previous context to fill in what you're trying to say without actually saying it?
Example:
"I opened a bag"
'to open' is a transitive verb, because it requires:
1. Subject: "I" in this case.
2. Direct Object: "bag" in this case.
🇺🇸 / 🇬🇧 In English, if the context makes obvious that "bag" is the Direct Object, we replace it for a pronoun: 'it'
"I opened it"
🇯🇵 In Japanese, if the context makes obvious that "bag" is the Direct Object, we just remove it from our text or speech:
私 は 開けた
I like how he didn't like full-on mock her and understood she's likely a kid who doesn't know shit
Sometimes i worry about my pronunciation when it comes to Japanese, but hearing this girl’s pronunciation made me feel more confident in myself.
Ikr
I bet shes have a siezure trying to pronounce
"Sasotorundesukedo?"
(The name of a doujin)
You are nailing your pronounciation. You just think you aren't because you haven't heard feedback
@@spikeytortle595 to be honest, I kinda struggled with reading that myself. A bunch of vowels and consonants in quick succession did tongue-tie me a bit, but then again I haven't been learning Japanese consistently (on and off for a few years) so maybe it's just something I am not used to yet.
Same (also is that Oliver as your pfp)
Girl invented a whole new accent 💀
yeah turns out applying an american accent in speaking japanese isnt very convincing is it 💀
@@samtheking5759she put a british accent in it 😭
@@AutZeroOneGotBanned EVEN WORSE WHAT
Soocky tan ducky dough
the american yee haw gun strike accent.
she couldn't even do the bare minimum and research the vocabularly used 😭😭😭
残す = to leave (something behind), but she interpretted it as to leave as in to exit
残り物
Yeah English weirdly merges two pretty different concepts into the same verb (to exit, or to leave something behind)
In fact Japanese doesn't pair them up like English (残る, the pair of 残す, just means to remain… as in to leave yourself) and the other language I know doesn't do it either (留下/離開) so it might be a weird English thing 😅
@@rynabuns a lot of languages do that, just with different words.
I wouldn’t say that’s bare minimum lol. It’s really hard for a native English speaker to learn the vocabulary and especially grammar. She probably hasn’t ever studied one word, clearly just used google translate and went with it😂why she gotta lie tho??😭😭
google translate
The way she was reading the comments slowly and tryna act like a beginner at english😭
she can NOT be an actor😟
Guys stop being mean to her…socky tan ducky doo 😔 #weezer
@@liii97omg weezer , my favorite metal band heh , they are so underground 😼
@EMD_95 everywhere i go, I see weezer, it's plaguing my page😔
nah man atp I gotta check it out😮💨
Socky tan ducky doo
ASHASHAHA
socky tan ducky doo ⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉
eat a taki moss
Sucky tan 😼😼😼😼🦅ducky doo🥴
そう聞いたんだけど❌
Soukiitanndakedo❌
Socky tan ducky doo✅
As a japanese, her pronunciation made me burst out laughing at 3 am when my mom is sleeping lmao
Same though 😭😭
I just turned off my phone's sound
RIP
as a non japanese, same
I am not Japanese but my mom speaks Japanese really well, that girl’s pronunciation is so wonky😂
First five seconds in " Sacky dan sucky do" 💀
google translate writes the romanized result under the actual result of the translation
she was more than likely reading off of that
and didnt even TRY to put in some accent lmao
@@samtheking5759she did not even listened the japanese speech that google translator provides
😂
soukiitandakedo is it like that chat please tell me I got it right😔
She sounds so British help
her pronunciation is so funny, it's even worse than mine!
it sounds like she's speaking english with japanese? words
Exactly as someone whi studied jp for 4 years
The "sucky tan ducky doo" got me crying lol
pronounced in the most american accent lmaooo
she does sound to be a kid to be fair unto her
Anyone could fake it better than her at this point, the pronunciation is beyond recognizable
if you spit out pretty average Japanese with good pronunciation, it’d be much more believable than good Japanese with bad pronunciation 😭
@@neff6185 its not even good japanese with bad pronunciation
*beyond unrecognizable
sucky tan ducky doo
she couldve atleast tried using the / \ _ thingys on top the word
i love how she was trying to dismiss a “hater” or whatever but used the polite masu form of the word 😭😭😭😭😭 like i know nothing of japanese but even i know THAT about it 😭😭😭
That’s not that weird in Japanese. Sometimes rude comments are made in ですます or even 敬語. Where do you think the お in お前 comes from?
@@tokumei99"お前", while it does have the honorific "o", used to be considered very respectful and humble, as compared to right now.
@@redstone4lyf Read my comment again more slowly
@@tokumei99 I did. I don't see your point. I might be dense, so could you explain it to me?
@@tokumei99 it used to darling. お前 used to be a humble term in the past. Same with 手前 in context. nowadays try to use that to strangers might just make you look like a weird tourist, a stranded otaku, or just a rude guy picking a fight
this is the best way this could have ever turned out, instead of shaming a girl for trying, you are showing what she said wrong, making everyone improve as a result, and also destroying the little confidence I had in google translate...
Honestly, for translations, just ask chatgpt, it's way better at translating stuff and it can even give explanations about the why's and how's
Deeple is better for translation
@@Youpi-n1f DeepL* ☝🤓
This is definitely a subtle way of making fun of her💀
As a bilingual do NOT use google translate as a way of learning words from a different language. It is not always 100% correct, i only use it for certain words that i don't remember the meaning of but either way that is not what you should use to learn.
❌ 「その後、残します」
🤔 「そしたら帰ろ」
帰る wouldn't really fit to tell someone to fuck off tho
帰れ is used more for "go away" just watch any video of angry Japanese dudes
@@coldsoulanimation7412Anyhow, should “go away” match the tone of that girl?
「帰ろ」ってはあの子のトーンを合わせてできませんか
ぶらぶら日本語失礼します
「じゃあ出て行け」(Then leave)
の方が合っていると思います☺️
Oh sorry i did not watch the full video, but i saw that it was later explained this way.
socky tan docky doo 😭😭😭😭
she didn't even try adding an accent when speaking
the sucky tan ducky doo girl never fails to make me laugh even after like three years
It's been three years? I wonder where she is now. I'm worried she might have a case of extreme cringe stroke whenever she remembers these videos she made as a teen 😂
She is top tier engagement bait
She really is, especially if people are still referencing to her after like.. *_TWO YEARS._*
Someone literally made a reference to her in the middle of our Japanese class… we were learning about food.
Pretty sure that's just a teen being an attention seeker and trying to look cool by pretending to be japanese 😂
@@MothGuyz-what food?
Why is this actually really amazing and useful? Crazy good info all because a girl Google Translated her Japanese😭😭
Thank you anyways though, this actually helps a lot in school🙏
based hetalia fan
@@fly1ngf0x Based NSO fan
Based hetalia and NSO fans I see here
holy based japan pfp
FELLOW HETALIA FAN SPOTTED !?!?!?!!!!?????
as a Korean learner, I don't know what the hell I am doing here. But hey, this is cool
I don’t learn anything so I don’t know what I’m doing here either
lobotomy corporation spotted
Spanish learner here, also dont know why im here
as a french learner, don’t know why i’m here either
As a Japanese learner that hasn't been practicing for a long time, I feel like I don't belong here 😂
watching whole 7:56 video without understanding even a word is pretty interesting experience
Same
To think my pronunciation was bad this was a real confidence booster!!! 😭😭😭
yo im not even learning japanese rn but this seems REALLY useful, actual good job dude 👏👏👏
Go ahead and learn it dude, it's actually fun as hell trust
@@bananabread427 im learning chinese sorry 😭
@@FitnessFungusI see! Good luck on your journey!
@@FitnessFungus Awesome! Gives you a major edge over Japanese if you ever feel like learning it in the future. I'm going to try learning Chinese after I've gotten decently far into Japanese. I think it's probably easier starting from Chinese first though.
@@bananabread427 once you start putting effort into a language it becomes more of a commitment than a hobby haha so it's hard to really pick and play with one, especially japanese or chinese because those take several years compared to the 1 or 2 years you would take learning spanish (with guidance of course)
Imagine faking a language and then later on finding a mini video essay on how you messed up, including EVERY SINGLE DETAIL THOUGHT OF
she could actually use learn from this if she’s actually learning the language, if not then womp womp
“Socky tan ducky doo” reminds me of that one character from south park, i think it was pip “whippy tippy too too tralalala” lol
No way
I LOVE THIS LMAO
Best lesson ever
For a short period of time in 2020 (around 10 minutes, I gained embarrassment within those moments) I pretended to be half Japanese and I will forever cringe at the memory.
(Akai) I've sinned of this as well 🤝 we're now cringe buds.
💀
Y’all are so cooked😭
i pretended to be half American when i was younger as well, very cringe indeed TT (im Chinese)
The G.O.A.T in Japanese is back
やぎ
山羊
Reminds me of our Japanese class (in Australia) everyone’s accents impacted pronunciation so bad we had to do a whole unit to fix it. 90% of the class was failing oral assessments not because they didn’t know what to say but how to say it correctly 😭🙏
My Japanese class (also Australia what) is also horrible at pronouncing things, but the ones that can’t pronounce stuff usually don’t actually know anything in Japanese at all 💔
Istg our accents get in the way of everything 😭😭/hj
Fellow au here, the studenrs that spoke other languages outside school picked up pronunciation real well (i'm from ph) and i'm from a country town so the other half was just bogan as hell it's so jarring to hear but I speak like that for fun and my teacher has dubbed it "surfer dude japanese" sad i'll be graduating and i wont be around to make him question his life after hearing that accent again bahahah
Well what i learned from this video is she wasnt just speaking gibberish
This is the type of drama I like, no one’s harmed or being graped, just pointing and laughing 💀
that girl who faked being japanese,her accent when she was talking in japanese,her accent was so personal,i cant even understand what she is saying
Why the hell did I read "faked" as "fucked" lmao
@@Telamon062 funny mistake
It's giving ✨SIMLISH✨
Haba rata, vagay iaga ba noobie doo!
@@jungschiffer8423 oh god
no way this man made an in depth, elaborate lesson on japanese from a kid tricking people into thinking she knows japanese
This is what you get from putting too much trust on google translate
Dawg the amount of effort put in is wild, hope this channel blows up.
i’m so glad i found your account, learning japanese is fun again
You telling us to pronounce the phrase and then giving us 10/10 literally made my day 😂 im so embarrassed to speak what I know out loud!! I don't wanna sound like girlypop over there 😂😂
"Socky dan dackiedoo" LOL 0:07
lmfao exactly my reaction
She is having such an attitude being able to speak a bit japanese
"Socky tan ducky doo 💋💋💅💅"
3:04 the よ particle here softens the imperative, because the imperative form is usually considered pretty vulgar from what I've heard
That seems to be a trend in Japanese. I learned in a video about Japanese expletives that adding "Desu" immediately makes insult polite.
"Kuso yarou desu"(unsure how to type in Hiragana or Kanji) is an example of that
once my teacher was talking about why the よ makes it softer, although we were discussing the んです form so the logic might not carry over. I don't really remember what she said very well but I do recall よ is often translated as "you know, right?" or something of that effect. Just using either no ending or だ for casual (although だ is usually omitted) makes the sentence a statement or fact(even if untrue). Don't quote me on this though, I'm at N4 level so there's a lot I don't know.
I'm a multilingual so learning JPN was more instinctive than anything--I also got to the same answer you did in correcting the last sentence, but this taught a lot about the foundation and basics of the godan verbs and changing verb forms in a clear manner! Very great bite-sized lesson! I like how you repeat the rules to make sure it is completely understood by the viewers.
...wait Philippines is in top three viewership let's go boys 🎉🎉🎉 . i cringe at my own pronunciation, but since Filipino is a language that is mostly pronounced as it is read per syllable, like JPN, it turns out my pronunciation is prolly a lot better than the girlie in the video 😂😂😂😂
?!?!?! philippines mentioned
Blown away by this channel, I’m starting advanced Japanese at school next year and the amount of content this single video had which I didn’t know about is amazing!
yo man I can see how much effort and passion you put into teaching people japanese and I just wanted to thank you for it, even if I'm not interested in learning myself seeing you help people out even in the comments just makes my day. Thank you and keep it up!
Bro is so chill, i'm contemplating subscribing just from that.
underrated videos: excellent editing, memes and explanation, ganbare Ishi sensei!
The Gymnopedie was a nice addition too!
0:40 cant belive fernanfloo is here
Si!!!!
Si
"Sue no ato nogo she moose" 😅
At least that's what I hear lol
I can tell she mightve used some google translate and havent listened Japanese enough to have good pronounciation.
Not that im saying google translate is bad, its good and i use it sometimes to understand a sentence more.
google translate is bad when it comes to phrases, it's only good if it's word by word
Google translate is English-centric lol, as a person that learn English as second language and Japanese as third, I can say the 2 languages are too different to be machine translated
Deep.l is better. It's a German made deep language model (can also scan images) that is trained on sounding the most natural. It's been around for a while and seems to be getting better. When I typed in "then leave!" It actually spat out じゃあ、出て行け even without the yo to make it less polite. The only downside is that because it is supposed to be closer to how humans speak you sometimes have to think about how to give it the best context for your sentence to achieve the most fitting translation. For example I had to add the exclamation mark to make it clear that this is a full sentence and the "then" was not simply a leftover temporal word from another sentence off screen. It also can't translate single words properly like a kanji you want to know the meaning of since it's sentence and Kontext based. However it works really great on bigger text or text portions like a speech bubble in a manga. Whenever I compare it with Google or anything similar the other translations are never that good since it understands a variety of slang and weird colloquial grammar other language models don't
Oh don't be shy, Google translate IS very bad 😂😂
@@Jasi-Moriyes I would agree. the sheer amount of differences makes it difficult for people who are fluent in both to translate accurately 100% of the time, let alone a program. grammar structure is completely different, plenty of things that exist in one language do not exist in the other, etc. The sentence in japanese for "this is the car" and "this is a car" are exactly the same, there's no distinction. unless you elaborate more, you have to rely on context alone to know what the person means which is pretty much completely foreign to english speakers, and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
"Kare ni ryouri wo makasero"
Let him cook
Amazing video! I'll go do the N5 exam on December and I haven't practiced much this Summer vacation, so this is great to refresh my mind and remember again. Also I learnt new stuff!
could you use more furigana possibly? i used romaji for such a long time before taking japanese seriously and i think it sets me back personally. if not, that's cool, too.
Hello~ editor Akai here. We're thinking about uploading the same video twice, one in furigana and the other in romaji.
@@ishidoku Great idea, thanks.
@@isnortashes3737 I just want to say that Duolingo is EXTREMELY good for learning the kana and kanji but after that it's not the best for learning Japanese. It took me about a week or two to get both Alphabets kind of down but learning the kana gives a HUGE edge over your learning journey.
@@ishidoku don't do it 🙏furigana in this case is only a crutch. Since the narrator says the words it requires the viewer to learn the pronounciation in that context
I haven't heard of this person before. And now that I listened to her as an actual native Japanese, what on earth is she saying, it sounds like some kind of ancient language that got lost in the past thousand years, and she just dug it up from the grave. Thank you for "spreading awareness" and more importantly, teaching the correct ways to say the things
Man really drop the hardest drunk On a little girl😭🙏
So I'm not Japanese, but I grew up with Japanese media and my native language does make it easier for me to recognize what's being said in Japanese and repeat it with more or less good pronounciation. So the moment she said that, I'm just stunned. The hell was that????
As a Japan people, (i don’t know how to say 日本人 correctly on English) i can confirm this is true
日本人としてこれは本当だと言えます。
How ever I don’t understand some of the meaning on English.
在英语中，日本人为Japanese、person from Japan云云。
she got cooked mathmaticly and sientifictly, ishidoku over here giving us more language info than my teacher
high quality as always
i may not be learning Japanese but i do sing Japanese songs (the romaji lyrics) and this girls pronunciation hurt a bit
Although very helpful to learn the language
I love my native Spanish ass because I know my pronunciation can't be that bad even if I try.
oh my goodness bro uploaded!!!
I don’t even speak this language or ever learned a single thing from it but I still found this interesting and informative, dam 😭
Welcome back!!! Much love.
Thank youuu~!
Came for the lesson, stayed for the cats
Socky tan ducky doo?!
Maaan finally, I was wondering when you'd release another of your great videos. I've actually started learning some japanese (though I already knew the kana from like 2 years ago) and I'm really into it so far, and I hope that I can go far with it. Love this channel and much loooove ❤ またね~
...For once...I may be 1 year and basic at speaking...but at least I know how to pronounce these words xD. 3:24 HURT. This is why Kana and usually kanji are best to learn first along with some Japanese videos/songs.
HELPP I WAS JUST STARTING TO REMEMBER THE “SUCKY TAN DUCKY DOO” VIDEO AND NOW I’M SEEING THIS XD
3:00 I have a question!! Kaeru would be used as a way to say "I leave" right?? Is it okay to say "Jaa, kaeru" to someone?? It would mean "then go" or "then I'll go"??
(Akai) Hello~. If you say じゃあ、帰る it will mean "Then, I will go (home)".
If what you're looking for is to tell someone to go home, you can use the て-form.
帰ってよ！「kaette yo!」
Or more aggresively, the imperative form.
帰れ！「kaere!」
@@ishidoku Thank you so much!!
This yapanese lesson is really helping me 🗣
No way that girl was serious
Came for the laughs, stayed for the umm crafts?
love your video man
Video loves you back, we taught it to reciprocrate. ✨
7:40 does anyone know what this outro song is if it’s a real song can someone reply w the name of it pls 🙏🙏🙏 I checked the desc and I tried Shazamming but
(Akai: Orange Cat) I made it 🎼 Uploading it at 10k subs ✨
I hope that girl sees this video
not to be rude, but im pretty sure she ended her life, the video is from 3 years ago.
@@engineergaminglechuhow is that the first thing u think about?
@@会供価 dude people were talking about it back then, i suddenly remembered
@@engineergaminglechu oh :/
I don’t even learn japanese, what am i doing here
Same here i'm learning chinese and this came on my fyp
But you want to learn Japanese~
🔥🔥🔥 /jk
Saying the sentences doesn't mean you're saying it right or that you know what it means. At least try faking it better.
I'm fluent in japanese and even I don't know all of this theory behind the translation but the japanese in the clips in the beginning sounds so terrible and I hope I never have to listen to it again
Im not tryna say is boring, but this made me fall asleep easier than listening those rain videos. Love your videos man!
i dropped japanese like 10 months ago and suddenly my brain is on fire, thank u
LETS LET THIS VIDEO GO PLEASE ITS BEEN YEARS HEEP ME IM GONNA CRY
You have such a nice voice, it makes me want to actually remember the lesson..
man, i dont even know the grammatic rules of my mother language and here comes this guy explaining easily the lore of japan
you are a awesome, sir
As someone who is studying Japanese in school as a third language.this video was nice and interesting to watch, keep up the good work!
I’m learning german, but I loved this video!! Love the cat aesthetic and very hood explanation especially
this scratches the itch in the deepest parts of my brain. Thank you for this wonderful video
i don't know enough japanese to understand the entire language, but as someone who knows hiragana, her pronunciation of "do" actually made me flinch
I got a ad talking about learning Japanese with anime before the vid even started and I felt like I needed to share ❤
i love how we bring this up every year
I've been studying Japanese for a bit over 3 years now, and her accent is so insane that I couldn't tell half the words she was trying to say if I didn't look at the JP subtitles 😭😭
i dont even want to learn japanese or anything ur voice is just nice to listen to
Ayo what is this gem on my recommended? Pretty good stuff dude! i- and na-adjectives as well? Hell yeah. I like that you have some sections where viewers can pause for even more info, even if it isn't required for the video.
The fact i got a Duolingo ad at the start of the video is crazy
As someone who speaks some Japanese and learns it by songs, anime, VOCALOID etc. I like how you dived down deeper about things the girl said that might've sounded inaccurate or awkward and what she could've said that made alot more sense with details about how sentences are structures with verbs, different forms etc. If she was really lying about being Japanese, that would be really hurtful and that would hurt people learning the language.
this is a good example why its important for second language learners to always stay humble
New sub. I was expecting some other kind of person like... more toxic, yet you're nice, hope that this guy helps you despite being a random that won't really change something if watched the video or not :D
the way that girl watched the video she made and posted it... if i made a video like that i'd probably delete it from existence forever
I'm like a beginner at Japanese, I know some basic words and most hiragana letters and when I heard "suki tan do ki do" I burst out laughing.
this video has a funky feeling to it lol, i think it could be related to how good the scirpt is with the echoy mic and cat but i love it
As a Japanese, this is very helpful when translating from Japanese to English.
Dude.... I'm SO glad TH-cam recommended your channel to me, this isn't only useful but it also have perfect explanation !!
My confidence in Japanese pronunciation after this: 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈