ありがとうございました！次回もたのしみです。私のチャンネルでもゆうすけさんがいっぱい登場する予定です。遊びに来てください。よろしくお願いたします。We talked a lot of topics such as how to say 'I' in Japanese, what skill is the most important to make Japanese friends, how to treat (pay) someone naturally in Japanese etc, it will appear soon in my channel so stay tuned 😉
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Yes I will be! I went last year to teach english but unfortunately had to return home due to Covid-19 :/ It is my dream to visit/live in Japan and learn the language while I'm at it!
@@TheRoadtoJapan COVID-19 is getting in everyone's way... Anyway, as you already know, it's very inconvenient to not speak Japanese in Japan. There aren't that many fluent English speakers here. Learning Japanese is essential. I’m rooting for you ! (^ω^)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Ah thank you! Yes even in Tokyo where there is probably the most English speaking Japanese people; I encountered many hurdles with my limited Japanese. But this does not discourage me, it adds to the fun! :P
(＾ω＾) I think that my videos are difficult, because it is a natural conversation between Japanese native speakers who do not speak slowly. Even if you read subtitles, if you can understand 60-70 % of our Japanese, you will eventually get 100% if you listen repeatedly.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke It would be really cool if you made a video talking slowly to the camera or slowly with someone else about a random subject like this video!
This is great for casual conversation! The questions are so useful. I must memorise this conversation. Also, thank you for recommending sayuri san’s channel!
Thank you, too! It's a natural conversation that you can't learn from textbooks, so I hope you'll apply it to your own conversations. Sayuri-san is a very active and curious person, so it's interesting to have a conversation with her.
Thanks for this video! My Japanese is almost non existent. I am listening to the few words I know and also the particles. It’s difficult because you guys are speaking “normally” but it’s great because it forces me to listen better and adjust to real word conversations. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment ! Yeah, I guess it's difficult to hear the conversations. But I don't like to speak slowly intentionally. Because it's not a real conversation. Real conversations have a unique atmosphere, and you can only learn some things from them.
I am a beginner japanese learner, I only study Japanese for 1 month now, I did not understand almost anything but I did understood a few words here and there, it is very useful, thank you so much for the video!
Hi, Alen! You don't have to understand our ¨whole¨ conversation. Let's start by grasping the Japanese atmosphere and picking up more Japanese words. My best wishes. (＾ω＾)👍
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Thank you, well I had to slow the video to 0.75x to be able to understand even a word here and there but hey, slowly but surely, even if every day you learn 1 new thing it is progress! Thank you so much for your best wishes, I will do my best to learn Japanese!
日本語教師サユリさんの動画にも出ていますので興味があったら見て下さい！ I'm appearing in Japanese Tutor Sayuri-san's video. If you're interested, please watch it ! th-cam.com/video/DQ8zDN8a29k/w-d-xo.html Sayuri Saying th-cam.com/users/SayuriSaying
I was like Sayuri-san. I went to Japan without nowing much Japanese apart from こんにちは and ありがとう 😂 I learned a lot just from conversation and living there in general. I got a pretty decent level of Japanese in just 6 months. conversation is not just output, but also you get a lot of input from the person you are speaking to and you get to use that knowledge inmediatly, making for quite effective method because you don't just learn words, but how to use them. If you think about it that's how children learn ☺️
I'm english and a beginner at learning Japanese, your videos are so useful! I'm using this to pause the video and read the hiragana out loud, then i can listen to you both to see if my reading/pronunciation is correct. Thank you for all the hard work! 👍
This is the normal speed of native Japanese speakers. If you don't feel uncomfortable with this speed and the difficulty of words, you should be confident (^_^)👍️
This is premium content! Even for those who are profound in reading kanji, it is very useful to step up the hiragana reading flow! マジでありがとうございます。教える方法はとても便利すぎるです。
This is really interesting to learn the Japanese conversation in its original way. Very nice video, really appreciate efforts and expect more videos with words which are use in business meetings. Thanks once again.
I like your channel most because I get the way Japnese conversation how they use the patterns and accents...please keep it up and make more videos. Thank you
I've been using your video for shadowing and today i noticed i output a few difficult sentences thanks to you. Keep up the good content and thank you very much
Whoaa...I'm so glad i found this video.. I've been doing a lot of input and couldn't do much of an output since I don't have anyone to practice speaking with. But being able to understand some of the conversation without reading the subs is amazing. I feel like my work has showed some result.
Very nice video, perfect for someone preparing for the N4 like me :D I just wish the subs were kanji+furigana but I know it's a lot of work. Thank you!
Wow! Just FYI: This is my first time to write a comment on youtube. I just want to show my great appreciation for this channel. In my opinion, this a perfect resource for beginners like me who are aiming to improver their listening comprehension and reading skill in japanese without kanji. Using purely hiragana with english translation is such a genius idea! You are the first youtuber I found who has ever made this! Great job. Please make more contents like this.
Super good! I understood about half, but this is SUCH GOOD practise. I have recently realized I need to practise my listening and speaking, but I've found that finding good listening dialouge is very hard. Just found this - so good. Really awesome that you put the translations in english, and don't use kanji. Very helpful. Keep up the awesome videos! :)
Hi, Viktoria (^_^)/ There are subtitled videos, cartoons, movies, but don't have subtitles with all words. All of my videos have Jpn Eng subtitles for all of our words. I'm sure they will be useful to you. I'd be happy if you could learn Japanese with my videos. Thanks!
The only "output" I do so far is reading aloud and writing because talking to Japanese folks isn't accesible for me at the moment but anyways i'm still a beginner so I don't think it is so important to force yourself to speak at such an early stage.
well, if you ever need help you can talk to me 😊 I'm not an expert but I did live in Japan for a while and learned quite a bit. So maybe practicing with a non-native can be a good starting point :) When I learned Japanese it made it a lot easier to try to use what I just learned in normal conversation. So if you ever want to try just reply to me 😊 It also helps me since I don't live in Japan anymore, the only output I do is teaching to some friends, and they still don't want to try speaking 😂
@@ChibiChidorii Thank you very much, I'm still a beginner though, right now input is more important for me, I will see if I can improve my Japanese these months, I have learnt Chinese but Japanese is just much harder than I expected, but I'm not giving up so far haha
I have a suggestion for one of your future videos - Signs/boards on the street. Like restaurants or shops putting out boards with their specials or sales or events or schedule change etc. Or may be other types of signs.
Thanks for your comment ! Needless to say, Turkey and Japan are connected by an eternal friendship. And I believe that the Turkish people will beat COVID-19.
Wow... This video helped me improve more wwwww- Well at first, I'm really good at listening on conversations because I use the context to help me understand as well, but there are words that I do not recognize and this video brightened my sense in a way that I understand some words better. Though, sometimes, like I do understand what they're saying but sometimes I would just confuse myself for no reason at all. Like, I'll try and think about the structure of communicating they use. Like basically in English they do it like, "I want to eat ramen", but when I think how is that structured in Japanese I know like sometimes it starts with, first basically, ラーメンが食べたいです（ramen ga tabetai desu), but then sometimes some sentence structure in Japanese also always start the same as like "I am Nao", "watasi ha namae Nao-desu". Then I'll just think about that and my mind blows up and I get mental blocked and I do not understand anymore at all and I lose my focus and then R.I.P.
Thanks (^ω^) Are you saying that you are confused because sometimes Japanese has a subject and sometimes it doesn't? Then the answer is simple. The reason is that Japanese usually omits the subject. But if we judge that the absence of a subject will cause misunderstanding, we Japanese will add a subject.
I'm studying Polish, Japanese, and Russian, looking for conversation videos- this is the universal signal to TH-cam that my ads should be in French and Spanish. Tres magnifique.
SUper helpful video, i speak 3 Languages and Japanese is gonna be my 4th. Also learning Korean right now. My Mothertongue is American. Primary Language is English but i live in Osaka Japan and haven't used anything englishia in about 9 months. Sometimes i call family once a week per member ish. But it charges me to make overseas call. Also if you only speak one language do no learn 2 new languages at once. It'll mess you up badly. My IQ is 140+ not a genius but it does help me be able to learn a bit quicker. Their are a lot of complexities in learning new languages. So i learned the hard way and it threw me off about 6 months. I quit Korean and stuck with Japanese for the past 4 or 5 months. Then i started strdying both Japanese and Korean at the same time, I'm only 24 but i love learning new languages. Keep at it and do not give up. Keep rehursing the language over and over or you'll forget parts of it.
Hi, Lowell ! Thanks for the comment ☺️ I also like language learning 👍️ I think you already understand, but I'll tell you this↓ There are no kanji in this video, but in order for you to be able to speak Japanese, it is actually essential to learn kanji. This is because japanese listening, such as movies, anime, and dramas, requires reading them. It is better for you to start learning Kanji in the near future.
I've been learning Japanese for around 7 months (7げっかん にほんご を べんきょうしています。) and just recently started to focus on my listening comprehension. But what gets me, is that I understood the general idea of what they were saying (Output is = to Input) even without the sub titles.
![Japanese Conversation [ 2 ] with Sayuri-san [2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pKXDZgvHW78/mqdefault.jpg)
![Japanese Conversation [ 2 ] with Sayuri-san [2]](/img/tr.png)
![[ File.19 ] Learn Japanese Language With Subtitles - Our day off](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WMRwIrcaNnY/mqdefault.jpg)
![Japanese Conversation [ 26 ] with YUYU-san -- 日本人のメンタリティとは？](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CAI9Fln7iDY/mqdefault.jpg)
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As a Japanese, this conversation helps me how to naturally start a conversation with a girl.
😄 笑
this comment deserves more like lol
@@ming207
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Lmaoooo
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This is so useful for Japanese begginers who can't read kanji well, thank you so much for your effort!
My pleasure !
And good night (－－)zZz...
On the other hand, because I'm so used to Kanji in my studies now, I have to just listen because waves of hiragana are confusing lol
@@CarboKill
Reading only hiragana katakana is also not a bad practice either (^ω^)
Thank you very much, this is very useful!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke uP
I was catching a word here and there im proud of myself
Same as you. Haha, I am proud of myself too.
Haha same :Dd
Same XD
Same👍
yes me too proud
ありがとうございました！次回もたのしみです。私のチャンネルでもゆうすけさんがいっぱい登場する予定です。遊びに来てください。よろしくお願いたします。We talked a lot of topics such as how to say 'I' in Japanese, what skill is the most important to make Japanese friends, how to treat (pay) someone naturally in Japanese etc, it will appear soon in my channel so stay tuned 😉
(^3^)👍
@@moshimoshi.yusuke uP
@@ADeeSHUPA
(᎑ ᎑).zzZ
I want to learn Japanese language
This was simple enough for an intermediate learner to follow while still feeling very fluid, fast, and fun! Thank you!
(^_^)👍
Your TH-cam name is interesting to me. Are you coming to Japan someday ?
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Yes I will be! I went last year to teach english but unfortunately had to return home due to Covid-19 :/ It is my dream to visit/live in Japan and learn the language while I'm at it!
@@TheRoadtoJapan
COVID-19 is getting in everyone's way...
Anyway, as you already know, it's very inconvenient to not speak Japanese in Japan. There aren't that many fluent English speakers here.
Learning Japanese is essential. I’m rooting for you ! (^ω^)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Ah thank you! Yes even in Tokyo where there is probably the most English speaking Japanese people; I encountered many hurdles with my limited Japanese. But this does not discourage me, it adds to the fun! :P
It’s so weird seeing your face and hearing your voice at the same time!!
Ha ha ha ! 👍
It's so fun that I can understand around 60-70% with looking at the texts 🎉🙏 Thank you
(＾ω＾)
I think that my videos are difficult, because it is a natural conversation between Japanese native speakers who do not speak slowly.
Even if you read subtitles, if you can understand 60-70 % of our Japanese, you will eventually get 100% if you listen repeatedly.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke It would be really cool if you made a video talking slowly to the camera or slowly with someone else about a random subject like this video!
@@darassylmoniakam you don't watch subbed anime with plenty of characters talking at the same time
This is great for casual conversation! The questions are so useful. I must memorise this conversation. Also, thank you for recommending sayuri san’s channel!
Thank you, too! It's a natural conversation that you can't learn from textbooks, so I hope you'll apply it to your own conversations.
Sayuri-san is a very active and curious person, so it's interesting to have a conversation with her.
at this point I'm familiarizing myself with the way it sounds
I know like 3 words in japanese lol but i love the language so i play this while making my homework to get used to it and it sounds so nice as well
Thank you, I'm so glad to hear that!
3 words? Let's increase to 4, 5, 6 words!
By the way, I also love Shiba♥️
I always love the Japanese and Korean talking way
Such an amazing relaxing cultures and sweet calm languages ❤🇯🇵
Glad ! (^3^)/
Japanese and Korean have a lot in common, and some people are learning these two at the same time.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke
Oh cool
I will try ❤
Thanks for this video! My Japanese is almost non existent. I am listening to the few words I know and also the particles. It’s difficult because you guys are speaking “normally” but it’s great because it forces me to listen better and adjust to real word conversations. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment !
Yeah, I guess it's difficult to hear the conversations. But I don't like to speak slowly intentionally. Because it's not a real conversation. Real conversations have a unique atmosphere, and you can only learn some things from them.
I am a beginner japanese learner, I only study Japanese for 1 month now, I did not understand almost anything but I did understood a few words here and there, it is very useful, thank you so much for the video!
Hi, Alen!
You don't have to understand our ¨whole¨ conversation. Let's start by grasping the Japanese atmosphere and picking up more Japanese words.
My best wishes. (＾ω＾)👍
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Thank you, well I had to slow the video to 0.75x to be able to understand even a word here and there but hey, slowly but surely, even if every day you learn 1 new thing it is progress!
Thank you so much for your best wishes, I will do my best to learn Japanese!
That was like, the sweetest show I’ve seen in a long time.
私にとって全部見たことある動画の中で、これは一番効果的です。本当にありがとうございます.
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます！
日本語教師サユリさんの動画にも出ていますので興味があったら見て下さい！
I'm appearing in Japanese Tutor Sayuri-san's video. If you're interested, please watch it !
th-cam.com/video/DQ8zDN8a29k/w-d-xo.html
Sayuri Saying
th-cam.com/users/SayuriSaying
Bro.. no kanji! Lol im terrible with those..
@@yoyoman_blue6485
Ha ha! (^。^) Reading only hiragana katakana is also a good practice.
I love these conversations, I always listen to them while walking around :D - thank you so much
(＾ω＾)👍️ Thank you too~!
Videos with faces like this one are 最高！ありがとうございます!
フラノさん、今 北海道では新型コロナウイルスの拡大が止まりません。北海道が元の状態に戻れるように願いましょう。
I was like Sayuri-san. I went to Japan without nowing much Japanese apart from こんにちは and ありがとう 😂 I learned a lot just from conversation and living there in general. I got a pretty decent level of Japanese in just 6 months. conversation is not just output, but also you get a lot of input from the person you are speaking to and you get to use that knowledge inmediatly, making for quite effective method because you don't just learn words, but how to use them. If you think about it that's how children learn ☺️
この会話をシェアしてくれてありがとうございます
Super useful! I’m learning Japanese but I go blank when it’s about conversation, this is good for practicing, thanks ☺️
Don’t worry, you aren’t alone. I can barely even speak a sentence without having to stop halfway through😅
I'm english and a beginner at learning Japanese, your videos are so useful! I'm using this to pause the video and read the hiragana out loud, then i can listen to you both to see if my reading/pronunciation is correct. Thank you for all the hard work! 👍
By watching this video, I boost my confidence learning japanese, I did understand the convo wow so im so proud
This is the normal speed of native Japanese speakers. If you don't feel uncomfortable with this speed and the difficulty of words, you should be confident (^_^)👍️
As a Japanese, I think it's great to be able to speak English, so I'll do my best
When you speak a language other than your mother tongue, you'll meet ten times as many wonderful people 👍️
Wow, this is the most I've ever understood a Japanese conversation! 🙉 I almost didn't need the English subtitles. Thank you so much for posting!
Thank you as always! I really like this one to one conversation. I hope you can do more!
I plan to have another conversation with her in the near future. Stay tuned for the next video !!
This is premium content! Even for those who are profound in reading kanji, it is very useful to step up the hiragana reading flow! マジでありがとうございます。教える方法はとても便利すぎるです。
うれしいです！
From next year, I want to add more videos like this one on this channel.
あなたのアイコンを見て、とても見覚えがあるのですが、永井さんでしょうか？
今日はゆうすけさんのチャンエルが見つかりました。ポーランド出身で今は日本に住んでいます。こういうふうに人と会話するのは勉強のためすごくいいと思ってます！字幕もついているし、難しい単語とかの説明も書いてあるし助かります！ ありがとうございます。次のビデオを楽しみにしています！
今日本に住んでいるなら新型コロナウイルスの影響でいろいろと不便だと思いますが、お互い上手に乗り切りましょう。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke 返事ありがとうございます！ そうですね、コロナの影響で大変ですけど、頑張りましょう
ゆうすけさんの声のトーン、言葉選び、話の広げ方、とても参考になります！素晴らしい投稿ありがとうございます。
こちらこそ 日本語でコメントしてくれてありがとうございます！
This is really interesting to learn the Japanese conversation in its original way. Very nice video, really appreciate efforts and expect more videos with words which are use in business meetings. Thanks once again.
The amount of work in this! Highly appreciate this
Thx! (^ω^)
I like your channel most because I get the way Japnese conversation how they use the patterns and accents...please keep it up and make more videos.
Thank you
I've been using your video for shadowing and today i noticed i output a few difficult sentences thanks to you. Keep up the good content and thank you very much
Whoaa...I'm so glad i found this video.. I've been doing a lot of input and couldn't do much of an output since I don't have anyone to practice speaking with. But being able to understand some of the conversation without reading the subs is amazing. I feel like my work has showed some result.
(°∀°) That’s great!
Very nice video, perfect for someone preparing for the N4 like me :D
I just wish the subs were kanji+furigana but I know it's a lot of work.
Thank you!
(^ω^) Thank you !!
um.. how was n5 for you? im currently preparing for n5 im kinda nervous haha
@@mansipoojary8862 At the time of the test I had completed Genki I and a N5 vocab deck. The test went pretty smoothly even if I was also nervous hehe.
@@TheRon626 oh thats great , thank you so much ! um btw , do you mind me asking how much did you score?
@@mansipoojary8862 Not at all, I got 91 at vocab/grammar/reading and 47 at listening.
thank you so much for these videos you have no idea how helpful they are ♥️
Wow! Just FYI: This is my first time to write a comment on youtube. I just want to show my great appreciation for this channel. In my opinion, this a perfect resource for beginners like me who are aiming to improver their listening comprehension and reading skill in japanese without kanji. Using purely hiragana with english translation is such a genius idea! You are the first youtuber I found who has ever made this! Great job. Please make more contents like this.
Thank you, Lex! (^o^)👍
Wow. this one's a really good conversation! I'll be watching more of these!
this is a very good reference for a japanese learner thank you very much
This channel is amazing
Thank you !!
This is really usefull to me because I cannot read Kanji and also it has the subtitles! Thank you very much! Subscribed!
(^_^)👍️
Super good! I understood about half, but this is SUCH GOOD practise. I have recently realized I need to practise my listening and speaking, but I've found that finding good listening dialouge is very hard. Just found this - so good. Really awesome that you put the translations in english, and don't use kanji. Very helpful.
Keep up the awesome videos! :)
Hi, Viktoria (^_^)/
There are subtitled videos, cartoons, movies, but don't have subtitles with all words.
All of my videos have Jpn Eng subtitles for all of our words. I'm sure they will be useful to you.
I'd be happy if you could learn Japanese with my videos.
Thanks!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke I already subscribed and I am looking forward to watch a lot more of your content ^^
This conversation make me feel so good , I can understand most of them . It gives me more power to learn more
Hopefully more conversation video like this, help me alot for study
(^3^)/OK!
おおお！凄いです！色々な事を勉強になりました。
次の会話にめっちゃ楽しみにしています！
おー！ お久しぶりのコメント嬉しいです!! そっちもコロナウイルスで大変そうですね。UAEはこれから気温が高くなるので気をつけて下さいね。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke はい！大学の試験がちょっと忙しかったから
あんまりTH-cam を開きませんでした...
そうですね 確かに大変です
日本にも 家から出られない事になりましたね 多分
はい どんどん暑くなりまして 死にそうです 笑
気をつけます！ありがとうございます。
有難うございます。会話のScriptはすすごく勉強になります。
I really appreciated the subtitle. Thank you so much
Just came here to study the pitch... And I'm not disappointed, very helpful video
Thank you so much!!! The subtitles are so helpful.
I'm so glad !! (^ω^)
The only "output" I do so far is reading aloud and writing because talking to Japanese folks isn't accesible for me at the moment but anyways i'm still a beginner so I don't think it is so important to force yourself to speak at such an early stage.
well, if you ever need help you can talk to me 😊 I'm not an expert but I did live in Japan for a while and learned quite a bit. So maybe practicing with a non-native can be a good starting point :)
When I learned Japanese it made it a lot easier to try to use what I just learned in normal conversation. So if you ever want to try just reply to me 😊 It also helps me since I don't live in Japan anymore, the only output I do is teaching to some friends, and they still don't want to try speaking 😂
@@ChibiChidorii Thank you very much, I'm still a beginner though, right now input is more important for me, I will see if I can improve my Japanese these months, I have learnt Chinese but Japanese is just much harder than I expected, but I'm not giving up so far haha
Nice to hear conversation... like to see more like this to practice Japanese skills
I'm uploading a video next month !
What a good work!! Thank you for your effort!
(⌒‐⌒)
Thank you ! This is really helpful 👍
With the English subtitles, and Japanese subtitles, all laid out in advance so there is time to read!!! Perfect!!!!!!!!!
(°∀°)👍️ Learning is fun !
at start I thought you were talking too fast, but then I started reading while u were talking and now it's ok for me now, really good video!!
Thank you so much! This video helps a lot.
ありがとございます。Thanks for speaking at natural speed! On youtube intermediate Japanese is hard to find. Your channel is my new favorite 🤩. も一度ありがと👍✌️😁
👍️ 👍️
Listening to your voice I thought you were in your 20s 😂. Your videos are godsent for me. Thank you.
Thank you!👍️
I'm in my forties...😅
this helps me so much, thank you
(＾ω＾)👍️
Thank you so much for this video. This is really helpful in my Nihongo study. Hoping for more kaiwa. Arigatougozaimasu!
wow! im kinda late sorry... but im learning japanese right now, and am always looking for casual conversation! thank you!
Please continue like this. Thank you so much.
(^ω^)👍
such a good video I'm lucky to find it thank you
これは本当にネイティブスピーカーの速度ですよね😥 内容はむずかしくないと思いますけど、時間がかかりました。
わざわざ字幕を作ってありがとうございます。
リスニング練習には早すぎると思うけど、これが日本人同士の本物の日常会話です😁
More of such video, please . Thank you. Good way to learn nihongo ..
DAMN THANK YOU FOR THESE RESOURCES SENSEI!
THANK YOU IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS！(^3^)/
お疲れさまでした。As always, thank you for the video!
ありがとうございます！
Your channel is awesome!!!
Great video. Thank you ❤
Love it😍we need more
動画を見たら、会話とか語彙を勉強しまた。
先生、どうもありがとうございました。
勉強になって良かったです👍️
I have a suggestion for one of your future videos - Signs/boards on the street. Like restaurants or shops putting out boards with their specials or sales or events or schedule change etc. Or may be other types of signs.
Oh, It's not Sings, but Signs, right ?
I'm going to film and read signs.
That's good ! (^3^)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Yes, yes signs)) I corrected.
@@borisl6368
Anyway, that sounds a good idea !
(・∀・)👍
Thanks for the interesting suggestion !!
Everyone need make an effort like you dear
ゆうすけさん、シェアありがとうございます。いつか日本語のように話せるようになりたいです！
This is awesome, thank you very much :)
(^ω^) thank you too!
Nice conversation.its a good lessons and vocabluries
Huge thanks from Turkey! Love your channel The most
Thanks for your comment !
Needless to say, Turkey and Japan are connected by an eternal friendship. And I believe that the Turkish people will beat COVID-19.
Thanks for those beautiful words, so glad to hear. I am sure we will beat virus together
Thanks for making this video. I just subscribed your channel. Keep up with the good works
Thanks too (^_^)👍️
Thankyou for your effort your awesome!!!!subarashi..
Wow... This video helped me improve more wwwww- Well at first, I'm really good at listening on conversations because I use the context to help me understand as well, but there are words that I do not recognize and this video brightened my sense in a way that I understand some words better. Though, sometimes, like I do understand what they're saying but sometimes I would just confuse myself for no reason at all.
Like, I'll try and think about the structure of communicating they use. Like basically in English they do it like, "I want to eat ramen", but when I think how is that structured in Japanese I know like sometimes it starts with, first basically, ラーメンが食べたいです（ramen ga tabetai desu), but then sometimes some sentence structure in Japanese also always start the same as like "I am Nao", "watasi ha namae Nao-desu". Then I'll just think about that and my mind blows up and I get mental blocked and I do not understand anymore at all and I lose my focus and then R.I.P.
Thanks (^ω^)
Are you saying that you are confused because sometimes Japanese has a subject and sometimes it doesn't?
Then the answer is simple. The reason is that Japanese usually omits the subject.
But if we judge that the absence of a subject will cause misunderstanding, we Japanese will add a subject.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ohhhhhhhh so is that what it is... thanks lol!
Thank you so much!!!!! I just found your channel!
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I'm studying Polish, Japanese, and Russian, looking for conversation videos- this is the universal signal to TH-cam that my ads should be in French and Spanish. Tres magnifique.
Merci pour votre commentaire😊
I'd be happy if this video is something useful to you.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke absolutely, thank you for making it!
are you n2 by now
@@TheStruggler0 Still N4. Haven't been able to leave to country to even test. I'm way better at polish, gave up on arabic, and fuck russian.
@@spencerwhite6741 hahahahah the russ part
I like this content, keep it up ☝
(^ω^) ありがと！
appreciate your efforts yusuke san❤️
Very helpful pls keep uploading !
Yep! (^ω^)
Thank you for this conversation series. This is very useful for my studies. :)
immediately, i need next video!!
i'm gonna upload next video ^_^
Tomorrow ね。
Friday at 6:00 p.m. Japan time.
SUper helpful video, i speak 3 Languages and Japanese is gonna be my 4th. Also learning Korean right now. My Mothertongue is American. Primary Language is English but i live in Osaka Japan and haven't used anything englishia in about 9 months. Sometimes i call family once a week per member ish. But it charges me to make overseas call. Also if you only speak one language do no learn 2 new languages at once. It'll mess you up badly. My IQ is 140+ not a genius but it does help me be able to learn a bit quicker. Their are a lot of complexities in learning new languages. So i learned the hard way and it threw me off about 6 months. I quit Korean and stuck with Japanese for the past 4 or 5 months. Then i started strdying both Japanese and Korean at the same time, I'm only 24 but i love learning new languages. Keep at it and do not give up. Keep rehursing the language over and over or you'll forget parts of it.
Hi, Lowell !
Thanks for the comment ☺️
I also like language learning 👍️
I think you already understand, but I'll tell you this↓
There are no kanji in this video, but in order for you to be able to speak Japanese, it is actually essential to learn kanji. This is because japanese listening, such as movies, anime, and dramas, requires reading them.
It is better for you to start learning Kanji in the near future.
This is awesome!!.. arigatou gozaimasu!!
(^_^) ありがとう～！
7:50 that moment when the guy gets nerdy, and the girl wants to run 😅
كوتوني، اسكوزركتي، زكوهو سورسي سكوساري سكيلسكا شتوتوا، thanks a lot for this beautiful dialogue
The pleasure is mine.
Thank you, too !
This is gold!
(^ω^) うれしいです！
thank you very much !
(^ω^)👍️
Congratulations dear i like your effort friend
(^_^)👍️
I love it!
Oh and I smiled when I saw "Sayuri", my name is Sayuri haha
サユリ that means Lily
Wow! I'll tell her!! 👍️
Oh I am so happy
do you have Instagram? And post stories there? I would follow 😁
Hi, Sayuri-san :) Thanks for watching!
@@viviansayuri1359
I'm not doing Instagram.
Come and see me on TH-cam (^ω^)
Wow! Two Sayuri-san~!
ありがとうございます
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This content is very helpfull to me to learn japanese conversation
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I heard wakarimasu! Yay!!! But as for most of the convo, wakarimasen. Lol!
Yay!✌️
Try harder, lol ^_^
このインタビューはとても面白かったです。ゆうつけさん言った通りわたしのケースは少しインプットがあるけどoutputは全然ありません。話すチャンスがありませんから。チャンスがあったとき緊張すぎているケースが多かった。
話すことが少ないと、そのチャンスが来ても失敗することがありますね。いつも思うんですが、それはスポーツに似ています。失敗しないために、場面を想定して練習することが大切だと思います。
I've been learning Japanese for around 7 months (7げっかん にほんご を べんきょうしています。) and just recently started to focus on my listening comprehension. But what gets me, is that I understood the general idea of what they were saying (Output is = to Input) even without the sub titles.
(^ω^) I am rooting for you !
ありがとう ございます！ じしんをもっているよ！