ゆうすけさん けんさん Your videos are really helpful. I'm trying to learn speaking Japanese and viewed lots of stuffs. I'm amazed by your conversation way of teaching, which helps me a lot. Apparently Y san read a lot and is pretty good at using lots of verbs. I'm viewing multiple times each of your videos and trying to remember as much as I can. Please accept my thanks to you guys. Give us more conversations! 本当にありがどうございます
Awesome interview. Thank you so much. I think the roundabouts are to force drivers to slow down; if the roads cross at right angles, drivers are much more likely to cut through intersections (in France and Mexico where I saw many roundabouts). Japan doesn't need them because, of course, the Japanese driver will always stop. I live in the U.S.A., and I guarantee you that there are many impaired drivers (drinking alcohol, smoking marijuana, under the influence of other drugs). Texting while driving is a norm here, sadly. In Japan, all the vehicles drive at the designated speed limit; here everyone drives at whatever speed they feel like. I hate cars and driving, as you can tell 🤣🤣😂😂 Seeing Ken san's smile when imagining 2:00 a.m. barbeques in the Philippines has got to be one of the all time classics of TH-cam!!! 🤣🤣😂😂 I appreciate how Yusuke san foregrounds everyday conversations and everyday surroundings as a way of teaching and learning. Thank you again.
Amazing video for learning! The speed is not too fast not too slow. The translation and the hiragana spelling are very helpful. I'm watching this video multiple times!
I have been working my way through this video slowly to learn, and now I finally finished it! Thank you for putting up conversation videos like this, they are very helpful.
As a Ukrainian refugee who tried a lot of different approaches to Japanese language, I am 100% percent certain that your dialogue videos gave me more information about conversational Japanese than my entire beginner course. Of course there is no doubt that my previous teachers did great job. But it feels like I’ve absorbed more useful knowledge just from one video more than my entire previous studies.
You're right. Learning a language isn't complicated, it's very simple--listening, memorizing, and then imitating. The future of Ukraine is the future of our democracy. I support 🇺🇦your country🇺🇦 from the bottom of my heart.
LOL at 3:32 We also do loud Karaoke alongside the early-morning barbeque sessions. It's a nuisance, really, but Philippines won't be Philippines if people are quiet and keep to themselves! Thank you for the video!
I love this conversation.. I have not been able to open my japanese exercise books lately after my bout with covid positive. Trying to remember the kanjis. ありがどうございます。 👍👍マレーシアから
Hi Ken-san, hi Yusuke-san, since my wife is Japanese, I understand what you are talking about. As for us, differences in culture it is not a problem, we have 2 children and we are very happy together.
Ciao! Leonardo 🖐️(^O^) Come va? Of course we know there are many happy couples in international marriages. I'll share this comment with Ken. I am sure it will be a great support for Ken😊
Your channel is different! Having been learning Japanese for a long time and taking JLPT, my spoken Japanese doesn't really improve much. I always have Japanese people talking around me (my Japanese family and colleagues), but most of the time I shut my ear to that. Because I don't really understand things nor being able to respond fully. I will try to listen to your channel and improve my listening and oral Japanese! Thanks.
Yeah, JLPT and spoken Japanese are quite different. But my videos here are practical and immersive 'cause they are real, unscripted, everyday conversations. I'm rooting for you in your learning😁
Great videos. Could someone explain why the って comes at the end of the word 問題 as in 問題って at 1:38? I understand when て comes after a verb etc, and also for linked clauses, but bit confused on this one. Thank you. EDIT: Also, why おおき(な)not おおきい?Isn't おおきい an い adjective?
According to Jisho, って can be used in place of は to mark the topic, and I think the reason it's here at all is to emphasize the difference between Yusuke's situation (which ends with けど) and Ken's condition, which is the point of the question. I don't know if there's any grammatical role for it above that, it seems like it's just a bit easier to say. ~は ありますか I don't think is heard often in everyday conversation, with は generally being dropped.
Always interesting conversations, a great way to understand japanese, thank you so much for the subtitles!! I thought in Japan there are no circular intersections because of the culture of minimizing risks. Which in this case it also shows how much the society prefers people with no decision skills, but reliant on a traffic signal instead. Zannen. In my home town there is a big circular intersection with double lane, with double and single lane entrances and even long buses enter there. Accidents are very rare. Check Locarno rotonda.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke oh yes isn't it funny? Because we are all the same humans but so many different points of views exist and can be realized. Thanks for checking!
Living in Japan is a little stifling, right? Because we have to live quietly especially at night. When it comes to enjoying life, Filipinos are better than us.
Thank you so much for this Yusuke-san, i'm your avid follower here from Philippines. I've been learning a lot from your actual dialog conversations, it is effective as for "comprehensible input" way of learning. すごい! P.S: If you happened to be here in philippines, looking forward of having a bbq with you at late night specially in Larsian's Place of Cebu ;)
Konichiwa! Do we have your permission to use clips of you walking through Japan as footage for a Lo-Fi beat I'm working on? Thank you so much. I wouldn't want to use your content without permission.
Oh, yeah. I've been to Johor Bahru when I was in Singapore. But I also want to visit Malacca, Penang Island, Kuala Lumpur. I wanna go there when the coronavirus problem settles down👍️
I am a Filipino and I laughed on what you say about Philippines 😅. It is totally different from Japan. The moment I Stepped on here I felt it was like ghost town It was too quiet here and It is my 5th year here and i am already accustomed to quite surrounding here in Japan. I guess when I come back .I will feel a bit piss I guess .
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11:03
✕Landabout ○Roundabout
Ken-san's Channel
th-cam.com/users/JapanesewithKen
Thanks for having me, Yusuke-san!😄😄😄
Thanks Ken! Let's talk again!
Ken's Channel
th-cam.com/users/JapanesewithKen
I know making subtitles is time-consuming so I wanted to say thank you!
(^ω^)👍️
No need for language schools. I have learnt so much from your videos. Thanks a bunch. ありがとう ございます。
Thank you so much for all your hard work making these videos they help a lot! I really appreciate the Furigana too
Glad I could be of help to you!
会話の動画(字幕かけ)よく役に立つ!ありがとうございます。
役に立てて良かったです!
ありがとうございます二人共!けんさんの台湾体験は面白いですね!
This is very, very interesting!! Especially the part about expressions of love and affection. Thank you for making this video and sharing it.
Thank you too (^ω^)👍️
What a great video. You take a very natural approach to learning. I wish someone would do this with TV shows.
I wish there were more subtitle contents in the world😁
ゆうすけさん けんさん Your videos are really helpful. I'm trying to learn speaking Japanese and viewed lots of stuffs. I'm amazed by your conversation way of teaching, which helps me a lot. Apparently Y san read a lot and is pretty good at using lots of verbs. I'm viewing multiple times each of your videos and trying to remember as much as I can. Please accept my thanks to you guys. Give us more conversations! 本当にありがどうございます
Hey Bob😊 I'm glad I could help you learn Japanese👍️
こちらこそ コメントしてくれて ありがとうございます!
Awesome interview. Thank you so much. I think the roundabouts are to force drivers to slow down; if the roads cross at right angles, drivers are much more likely to cut through intersections (in France and Mexico where I saw many roundabouts). Japan doesn't need them because, of course, the Japanese driver will always stop. I live in the U.S.A., and I guarantee you that there are many impaired drivers (drinking alcohol, smoking marijuana, under the influence of other drugs). Texting while driving is a norm here, sadly. In Japan, all the vehicles drive at the designated speed limit; here everyone drives at whatever speed they feel like. I hate cars and driving, as you can tell 🤣🤣😂😂 Seeing Ken san's smile when imagining 2:00 a.m. barbeques in the Philippines has got to be one of the all time classics of TH-cam!!! 🤣🤣😂😂 I appreciate how Yusuke san foregrounds everyday conversations and everyday surroundings as a way of teaching and learning. Thank you again.
Roundabouts force drivers to slow down.
I see...
動画、ありがとうございます!2020年、このチャンネルを見つけて、たくさん観ました。ゆうすけさんの動画が凄く役に立って、そのおかげでJLPTのN2を合格しました。本当にありがとうございます!
去年の年末ごろにN2を受けるって言ってたので 受かったのかなぁ と思ってました。僕のおかげじゃなくReubenさんの努力ですよ。
㊗️N2合格 おめでとうございます!㊗️
Amazing video for learning!
The speed is not too fast not too slow.
The translation and the hiragana spelling are very helpful.
I'm watching this video multiple times!
(^ω^)👍️
I have been working my way through this video slowly to learn, and now I finally finished it! Thank you for putting up conversation videos like this, they are very helpful.
I'm rooting for you to learn Japanese!
(⌒0⌒)/~~
As a Ukrainian refugee who tried a lot of different approaches to Japanese language, I am 100% percent certain that your dialogue videos gave me more information about conversational Japanese than my entire beginner course. Of course there is no doubt that my previous teachers did great job. But it feels like I’ve absorbed more useful knowledge just from one video more than my entire previous studies.
You're right. Learning a language isn't complicated, it's very simple--listening, memorizing, and then imitating.
The future of Ukraine is the future of our democracy. I support 🇺🇦your country🇺🇦 from the bottom of my heart.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ほんとにありがとうございます
Thank you for this conversation.It really helps me for my learning of japanese from a listening perspective.
(⌒0⌒)👍️
この会話はすごく面白かったです。本当に動画を作ってくれてありがとう!
うれしいです😁
LOL at 3:32
We also do loud Karaoke alongside the early-morning barbeque sessions. It's a nuisance, really, but Philippines won't be Philippines if people are quiet and keep to themselves! Thank you for the video!
(⌒0⌒)/🇵🇭
Your videos are very helpful to me! I’ve only really started learning and studying Japanese a year ago. So thank you! :)
I'm so glad I'm helping you learn Japanese! I only upload one video a month, but come back and watch my videos from time to time. Thank you😁
Thank you for your videos! 動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます!
いえいえ、見てくれて ありがとうございます🙇
I love this conversation.. I have not been able to open my japanese exercise books lately after my bout with covid positive. Trying to remember the kanjis. ありがどうございます。 👍👍マレーシアから
👍️ 👍️ こちらこそ ありがとう!
Ken + Yuusuke = 🐐 🐐
Thanks!
Hi Ken-san, hi Yusuke-san, since my wife is Japanese, I understand what you are talking about. As for us, differences in culture it is not a problem, we have 2 children and we are very happy together.
Ciao! Leonardo 🖐️(^O^) Come va?
Of course we know there are many happy couples in international marriages.
I'll share this comment with Ken. I am sure it will be a great support for Ken😊
Nice video love from nepal🇳🇵
🇳🇵\(^_^)(^_^)/🇯🇵
Best TH-camr ever!
\(^_^)(^_^)/
Your channel is different! Having been learning Japanese for a long time and taking JLPT, my spoken Japanese doesn't really improve much. I always have Japanese people talking around me (my Japanese family and colleagues), but most of the time I shut my ear to that. Because I don't really understand things nor being able to respond fully. I will try to listen to your channel and improve my listening and oral Japanese! Thanks.
Yeah, JLPT and spoken Japanese are quite different. But my videos here are practical and immersive 'cause they are real, unscripted, everyday conversations.
I'm rooting for you in your learning😁
Great videos. Could someone explain why the って comes at the end of the word 問題 as in 問題って at 1:38?
I understand when て comes after a verb etc, and also for linked clauses, but bit confused on this one. Thank you.
EDIT: Also, why おおき(な)not おおきい?Isn't おおきい an い adjective?
According to Jisho, って can be used in place of は to mark the topic, and I think the reason it's here at all is to emphasize the difference between Yusuke's situation (which ends with けど) and Ken's condition, which is the point of the question. I don't know if there's any grammatical role for it above that, it seems like it's just a bit easier to say. ~は ありますか I don't think is heard often in everyday conversation, with は generally being dropped.
Always interesting conversations, a great way to understand japanese, thank you so much for the subtitles!! I thought in Japan there are no circular intersections because of the culture of minimizing risks. Which in this case it also shows how much the society prefers people with no decision skills, but reliant on a traffic signal instead. Zannen. In my home town there is a big circular intersection with double lane, with double and single lane entrances and even long buses enter there. Accidents are very rare. Check Locarno rotonda.
I just checked Locarno rotonda on Google Maps. It's interesting how the traffic situation varies from country to country😁
@@moshimoshi.yusuke oh yes isn't it funny? Because we are all the same humans but so many different points of views exist and can be realized. Thanks for checking!
ゆうすけさんとけんさんの会話がいつも大好きです!この動画コメントが書いてないを気づいてちょっとゆうすけの動画がもっと報告されてために書きます。これはゆうすけさんとけんさん初めて会ったかな今はすごく仲良くで一緒に動画を作るためにすごく楽しいです
そうですね。これは けんさんと僕が初めて作った動画で、とても素晴らしい思い出です😊
11:10 LandaboutじゃなくてRoundaboutですよ。
おぉ、ご指摘ありがとうございます!
日本語字幕を付けてくれてありがとう🇧🇷🙇🏻♂️
いえいえ、動画を見てくれてありがとう😁
I am from Philippines and while it's true that it is very noisy there, living here in Japan is sometimes lonely without that noise. Hahaha
Living in Japan is a little stifling, right? Because we have to live quietly especially at night. When it comes to enjoying life, Filipinos are better than us.
本物にありがとうございました!
いいえ、こちらこそ!
Thank you so much for this Yusuke-san, i'm your avid follower here from Philippines.
I've been learning a lot from your actual dialog conversations, it is effective as for "comprehensible input" way of learning.
すごい!
P.S: If you happened to be here in philippines, looking forward of having a bbq with you at late night specially in Larsian's Place of Cebu ;)
bbq at late night ( ´∀`)lol
Great video! Who did the English translation for this video?
Thanks! I did it😊
@@moshimoshi.yusuke wow, nice work!
英語の勉強してる日本人です。
ふつーに普段使ってる日本語を話しながら下に英語字幕が出てくるのでめちゃくちゃ英語の勉強に役立ちます!!
ありがとうございますm(*_ _)m
ありがとうございます😁
日本人ならTOEIC550~600を超えたあたりから英語を聴いて英語を読む方が効率的な学習方法になります。Miさんの英語力がどれぐらいか分かりませんが将来的には下記のチャンネルでリスニングする事をオススメします。
↓アメリカ英語なら↓
th-cam.com/users/superfriendly334
↓イギリス英語なら↓
th-cam.com/users/OntheGoEnglish
↑これは僕の友達の個人チャンネルですが、教科書よりも現実的なイギリス英語です。
楽しく言語を学びましょう!
ちなみに,ゆうすけさん,お誕生日おめでとう🎉🎂
ありがとうございま~す!
Konichiwa! Do we have your permission to use clips of you walking through Japan as footage for a Lo-Fi beat I'm working on? Thank you so much. I wouldn't want to use your content without permission.
万さん、こんにちは!😁
Thank you for your interest in my videos! Of course you can copy and use all of my videos👍️
毎日、ゆうすけさんの動画をみてるんです·それが結構役に立ちます。いろいろな動画を作成したらいいな。
毎日!うれしいです😁
↓ もし英語字幕が必要無ければ
もしもしマニア
th-cam.com/channels/q6WSD_BMRV0ct0HqnKSUNQ.html
明日も動画をアップロードします。
簡易宿泊施設 <-- new phrase!
かんい しゅくはく しせつ
長くて言いにくい…
こんばんは、ゆうすけさん!おもしろい動画でした、ゆうすけさんはよく海外へ旅行しましたね。。😊👏👏👏🤗🙌
こんにちは!
そうですね、でも今はコロナのせいで日本から出られません😖
字幕はすごい手間かけたでしょう。フリガナもつけて。どうもありがとうございます。
字幕を入れるのは大変ですけど 真剣に読む人がいることを考えると楽しいです!
interesting video! since you like SEA, have you ever thought of visiting Malaysia?
Oh, yeah. I've been to Johor Bahru when I was in Singapore. But I also want to visit Malacca, Penang Island, Kuala Lumpur. I wanna go there when the coronavirus problem settles down👍️
From Morocco love your stuff! Very interesting language and culture , love to have a coffee with you someday, if you like that of course
If you speak Japanese(^ω^)👍️
@@moshimoshi.yusuke yay!
I am a Filipino and I laughed on what you say about Philippines 😅. It is totally different from Japan. The moment I Stepped on here I felt it was like ghost town It was too quiet here and It is my 5th year here and i am already accustomed to quite surrounding here in Japan. I guess when I come back .I will feel a bit piss I guess .
Haha!😁 Japan has its own unique charm, and the Philippines has its own unique charm.
good
Thanks!
Please make a video japanese conversation with a Bangladeshi...
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
I have to start by making a Bangladeshi friend😁
@@moshimoshi.yusuke 😮😮❤️🥀 that's Soo cool !! I'm very excited to see that....🇯🇵❤️🇧🇩
私はもっと日本語勉強する欲しいね。でも私の国(Russia)はそろそろ別の国荒らすつもりです。たぶん、明日やる。全く。
明日… このチャンネルではロシア人もウクライナ人もコメントをくれるので複雑な気持ちです。心から世界の平和を願っています。