I really liked this video. The full breakdown of your conversation is a weeks worth of study material 😂. I noticed the waving thing in Japan and wish I appreciated it more. Super kind people all around.
I'm glad I watched this video as I'll be studying in Nagoya for six months starting in April. It has really helped me prepare for potential conversations at the airport.
I mean, as I was commenting under another video, that is my job right now, this video is so useful and informative! I'm also amazed at how the general questioning regarding the contents of your luggage remains the same in other countries as well. Thank you so much, Sayaka-sensei!
I learned how to formally say boarding pass. It was hard to hear some of the audio as a non-native, but the Japanese subtitles were great and really helpful to track the conversation. I have noticed that as a non-native, the less clear the audio is, the bigger of an issue it becomes. In Spanish, my native language, it doesn't matter, singing, low audio, bad audio, background noise, I can understand it perfectly in any situation for the most part. But even in English, and I live and work in an English speaking country now, I still sometimes struggle if the audio is not "perfect". The same with Japanese, I was able to understand fully what was said if I read the Japanese subtitles, but without them, I was at lost at some parts.
I was in Japan last year and had this problem too. In cafes, I was asked simple things while people were talking and music was playing in the background. The staff wore masks too. I could reconstruct such speech in my native language, but I had no chance in Japanese.
Sayaka chan, you are so lucky to be born in that amazing country. And this was the best lesson I've ever listened to. Do more of it, if you can, sensei. I mean these "real-life situations/explanations" type of lessons.
how I discovered your TH-cam channel is by looking up how to say the word hi in Japanese no joke really I love the Japanese cultures so amazing and very interesting. Girl your TH-cam channel is so phenomenal you totally Rock/Reek of beautiful awesomeness.
Do you live in Nagoya?? That’s where I live, what a small world! If you were just visiting, I hope you had a chance to go to Osu shopping street, it’s my favorite place in Nagoya 😊 this is a really helpful video, thank you for making practical things for us ❤
I like this scenario and super practical video you made. It’s like we are learning on the ground with you. Thanks for this video it’s very informative! 😊
This kind of content is really useful! - I’ve been learning little phrases and then in Japan I get a full prose explanation dumped on me and I’m like Uhhhhhhh…. hai! 😅 -
Always such a pleasure to watch your videos. English, being a stress accent language (instead of pitch accent) is tricky and you do so well with your pronunciation! I do notice that you say SUBscribe instead of subSCRIBE, but that’s so minor, and I look forward to your clever ‘outtro’ every time!
Thank you so much for this in-depth breakdown! I really like how you explain the honorific/business polite phrases by matching up with more common versions! It really helps me remember both forms! どもありがとございます！ And so many new words that are so useful and necessary but not commonly found in a textbook 😑 ❤
@@Fafner888 sigh.... Even in English you can say "Yes, I am okay" when you mean "No, I don't want a second helping of mashed potatoes." However, that does no mean that "Yes" can also mean "NO" in English...
I first watched this video six months ago when I had only been studying for about a month, so of course I understood almost nothing then. But now it's so encouraging to see how much I've progressed! There's still a lot that I didn't get and I had to rely on the Japanese subtitles a bit, but still 😊 Thank you for these kinds of videos! I hope you make more
Hello Sayaka hope everything it’s well with you, was looking around and found your charger 🙏☺️ it’s a nice video and just start my journey to learning 🇯🇵 先に進むためのインスピレーションをありがとう、他のビデオを見てハグに気をつけます ❤😊 // J 🇸🇪
Thank you for showing us the tour and process. It is not easy for us but you made it simple for us to have a safe journey especially travelling around Japan, Nagoya to Okinawa. Arigato Gozaimasu
Heading to Okinawa for the third time in a few weeks (4th to Japan). I'm really trying to improve basic communication, so this is great, along with all your videos. I love how helpful they are to a gaijin traveler, and in return, I am trying to learn to speak and understand more.
I love Japan and it's culture... They wave until you are gone!! How wonderful is that? I now worry that I would pollute the region if I visit because it's like Narnia or Shangri-la to me now.....
This video came in just in time for me. I am planning to take a trip to Kumamoto Prefecture, but I am very scared of taking domestic flights in a country unknown to me! I sort of feel relieved after watching this video. 自分で熊本県に飛行機で行けるように、もっと日本語を勉強します！！！少し難しそうですが、やずれできるようになると思います！！ 動画をアップしてくれてありがとうございました！！
Wow, still just a N5 level but this kind of videos are so greatly helpful, even if native speakers speak way too fast for me but that’s so cool to practice and your explanations are super useful so once again, thanks! I subscribed
Thank you for this video.. soon I will migrate to Japan and I will need to move from Tokyo to Nagoya...your video was very helpful to me.. I want to take a bus though
i wanna learn Japanese from you ，that's cool ，I'm also learn English ，your America accent sounds cool，and the voice sounded cute while you saying "hin" ，I'm from China
Thank you for a real life example. I've been learning for a few years, but the speed at which a native person speaks would have me scrambling to understand the meaning. Although I haven't learned some of the words in the subtitle, I was able to make some guesses about what is happening. My understanding is that Japanese people speak the most syllables per time of almost any language. I hope to practice my listening skills more.
Hi im a huge fan of your bc you are helping me understanding how to learn Japanese more easier now. Actually I'm learning Japanese my own I'm wondering how to say stationary in Japanese bc I'm planning to study in Japan. TQ!!!!!
I was confused with the word chicket at 7:10 but realized what you meant as we make mistakes. I learned at another meaning of gozaimasu (gozaimasu ne?). Good gesture of waving to departing plane
A strange Question for Sayaka,l am studying Japanese for a year now and am avidly watching all your videos as l come to Tokyo to see the legendary YUSHUKAN Museum,my dream is to touch a HA-GO Type 95 tank and see an actual Mitsubishi A6M Zero then visit the famous TAMIYA Showrooms. So.....my question was in one of your videos you casually mentioned the Imperial Japanese Army had a special type of Japanese they used when speaking to each other,very formal l believe? Would you ever do a video on the IJA and how an Officer might address a Private and how a corporal might address a General in 1942? As a TAMIYA and Japanese army nut l would be so grateful! Aragato.😊
Thank you so much for the podcast! I really appreciate the Japanese subtitles on the screen but can we also have Japanese subtitles in the subtitles track? Many Japanese learners like myself use ASB players, which allows us the highlight and look up subtitles words in dictionary, as well as using Japanese subtitles to make Anki flash cards. If you can do that, it will help us a lot!
got about half of what she said, she was speacking abit fast for me. but i understood enough of what she was saying to be able to follow her instructions
That's SO weird! I fly from Tokyo to Naha at least once every year and i have never been asked to show any form of ID. For that matter, in thirty years I've never had to show ID for any domestic flight in Japan. This is a great time of year to be in Okinawa, I just got back from spending a week there.
Explanation of 선생님 is~ ❤more than helped. Like every time revealed nuiance If brain(: mine) starts depth studying, I'm sure I can check in this much. This type of manual(not in life situation informal dialogue) is really good material when using for total basic structure. Right now I can draw(copy-writing contained every katakana & kanji at least in this video! can pouse and write although no comprehention) and can acquisite vocabulary right now. If finished maybe I can expect getting presented from 선생님. In the video \a sa go hang\was not enough quantity is too small. I'm so starving in this morning 6:44am.
This drawing has failed! Instead~• I have just started once hand writing youtubeshorts. I finished 20 of more than 150 youtubeshort videos.(contained writing katakana & kanji)
Hey Sayaka, Lesson was really good! I just wanted to know family relations in Japaneese.... I mean what to tell mother, father, aunt, sister in law, etcetera.. Please, will you tell all these in next video?
Okinawa is still on my list to visit, will be my 4th japan trip this year and will focus mostly on Osaka, Horishima and all the way down to Kumamoto. Quick trip to Tokyo as well for a 3 day music festival. 2025 I can hopefully make it to Naha and surrounding area! What is the best time to visit for the LEAST amount of tourists? I honestly don't like crowds very much and try to avoid them. I love taking the path least travelled. When 90% go down a certain street I take the one parallel to it. It's quite fun that way.
I really liked this video. The full breakdown of your conversation is a weeks worth of study material 😂. I noticed the waving thing in Japan and wish I appreciated it more. Super kind people all around.
Thank you so much! I live in Japan for military reasons and you have improved my Japanese so much! Greetings from Okinawa!
I work at an airport in my country and everytime I see the JAL workers waving and bowing to the airplane I gush at how wholesome it is!!
新しい言葉を勉強しました！ありがとうさやか先生！
理解やすい動画で、英語と日本語を一緒に勉強します。
I'm glad I watched this video as I'll be studying in Nagoya for six months starting in April. It has really helped me prepare for potential conversations at the airport.
Brilliant lesson. Thanks
I will be going to Japan very soon, so thank you so much for uploading this!
英語勉強中の純日本人です！英語話者の方はどうやって日本語を学ぶんだろうと思い動画を探していたらさやかさんに辿り着きました♪本編もコメント欄も日本人が英語を学ぶ上でもとてもためになります！チャンネル登録させて頂きました❤Everyone, let's enjoy language learning♡
thảo mai
I mean, as I was commenting under another video, that is my job right now, this video is so useful and informative! I'm also amazed at how the general questioning regarding the contents of your luggage remains the same in other countries as well. Thank you so much, Sayaka-sensei!
Huge amount of "YES"
It also means I'm listening
@@thecamillarose9806 thanks for the info
@thecamillarose9806 so does "yes" or "uh huh" in english.
You speaks English as if its your mother language so thats why you could teach and relay Japanese into English so well, 😊
One of the best teaching videos I have ever watched! Thank you so much!!!
さやかさん、このビデオ載せてくれてありがとうございます！実は、7月7日オランダでJLPTのN2レベル試験を受ける予定があって、このビデオ本当に便利だと思います！他のビデオも見てみます！
Merci Sayaka pour ta belle illustration de langage, bon voyage à Okinawa, gros bisous❤🫠👍🙏
I learned how to formally say boarding pass. It was hard to hear some of the audio as a non-native, but the Japanese subtitles were great and really helpful to track the conversation.
I have noticed that as a non-native, the less clear the audio is, the bigger of an issue it becomes. In Spanish, my native language, it doesn't matter, singing, low audio, bad audio, background noise, I can understand it perfectly in any situation for the most part. But even in English, and I live and work in an English speaking country now, I still sometimes struggle if the audio is not "perfect". The same with Japanese, I was able to understand fully what was said if I read the Japanese subtitles, but without them, I was at lost at some parts.
I was in Japan last year and had this problem too. In cafes, I was asked simple things while people were talking and music was playing in the background. The staff wore masks too. I could reconstruct such speech in my native language, but I had no chance in Japanese.
When japanese people speak it sounds like gibberish they speak so fast
Sayaka chan, you are so lucky to be born in that amazing country.
And this was the best lesson I've ever listened to.
Do more of it, if you can, sensei.
I mean these "real-life situations/explanations" type of lessons.
空港に行ったことがないけど、とても勉強になりました！ありがとうございます！
Arigatou,Sayaka.
Thank you for this Video.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊 Matane
Really good videos, a lot of work goes into them and that can be easily appreciated Sayaka san. Thank you for these lessons.
how I discovered your TH-cam channel is by looking up how to say the word hi in Japanese no joke really I love the Japanese cultures so amazing and very interesting. Girl your TH-cam channel is so phenomenal you totally Rock/Reek of beautiful awesomeness.
Same or おなじ
Do you live in Nagoya?? That’s where I live, what a small world! If you were just visiting, I hope you had a chance to go to Osu shopping street, it’s my favorite place in Nagoya 😊 this is a really helpful video, thank you for making practical things for us ❤
I like this scenario and super practical video you made. It’s like we are learning on the ground with you. Thanks for this video it’s very informative! 😊
This kind of content is really useful! -
I’ve been learning little phrases and then in Japan I get a full prose explanation dumped on me and I’m like Uhhhhhhh…. hai! 😅 -
Really like your post because that makes me can practice both my English and Japanese! Thanks for sharing❤
I'll be doing this same flight in 2 months. Very helpful thanks!
I often fly to Japan and worry me for the first time. This video is useful for everyone coming to Japan for the first time. :)
全部がわかったら、嬉しかったです。いつも手伝いしてくれてありがとうございます。
She's a Japanese legend
Always such a pleasure to watch your videos. English, being a stress accent language (instead of pitch accent) is tricky and you do so well with your pronunciation! I do notice that you say SUBscribe instead of subSCRIBE, but that’s so minor, and I look forward to your clever ‘outtro’ every time!
先生、最近すごく綺麗になりましたね。
Miss that's an interesting one 😉
thank you for the video ! i will go to okinawa during my travel in japan in August and this video help me a lot !
Thank you so much for this in-depth breakdown!
I really like how you explain the honorific/business polite phrases by matching up with more common versions! It really helps me remember both forms! どもありがとございます！
And so many new words that are so useful and necessary but not commonly found in a textbook 😑 ❤
Thank you so much Sayaka sensei, waiting for next video. 😊
So "hai" means both yes and no, understood.
NO! It only means yes.
Hai is yes , ie is No
@@CrappyCartoonsShe said twice "hai daijobu" and meant no.
@@Fafner888 sigh.... Even in English you can say "Yes, I am okay" when you mean "No, I don't want a second helping of mashed potatoes." However, that does no mean that "Yes" can also mean "NO" in English...
@@CrappyCartoonsI don't think any English speaker would answer to "do you want a second helping?" by "yes, I'm okay" to mean that he doesn't.
Your hair looks awesome🤩
I first watched this video six months ago when I had only been studying for about a month, so of course I understood almost nothing then. But now it's so encouraging to see how much I've progressed!
There's still a lot that I didn't get and I had to rely on the Japanese subtitles a bit, but still 😊
Thank you for these kinds of videos! I hope you make more
Hello Sayaka hope everything it’s well with you, was looking around and found your charger 🙏☺️ it’s a nice video and just start my journey to learning 🇯🇵
先に進むためのインスピレーションをありがとう、他のビデオを見てハグに気をつけます
❤😊 // J 🇸🇪
先生、どうもありがとうごさいました。しごいですね。とてもすごいです。
Thank you for showing us the tour and process. It is not easy for us but you made it simple for us to have a safe journey especially travelling around Japan, Nagoya to Okinawa. Arigato Gozaimasu
I think she's already back
I miss Okinawa so much! I really need to go back there!
Thank you very much arigatou gozaimasu sensei 🇯🇵❤😘😊
Heading to Okinawa for the third time in a few weeks (4th to Japan). I'm really trying to improve basic communication, so this is great, along with all your videos.
I love how helpful they are to a gaijin traveler, and in return, I am trying to learn to speak and understand more.
I love Japan and it's culture... They wave until you are gone!! How wonderful is that? I now worry that I would pollute the region if I visit because it's like Narnia or Shangri-la to me now.....
Im so excited to travel with many people in future ❤❤❤
こんにちは,
このビデオをありがとうございました。
Wonderful video!
The very first Japanese word that I learned as a kid (and have never forgotten since) was 'azukarishou'. 😁
This video came in just in time for me. I am planning to take a trip to Kumamoto Prefecture, but I am very scared of taking domestic flights in a country unknown to me! I sort of feel relieved after watching this video.
自分で熊本県に飛行機で行けるように、もっと日本語を勉強します！！！少し難しそうですが、やずれできるようになると思います！！
動画をアップしてくれてありがとうございました！！
Saved! I feel like this video will come in handy soon 👏
I like you use Indonesia league in your thumbnail❤. Btw konichiwa im from Indonesia🇮🇩
❤❤❤ Sayaka!
I love your hair soooo much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
Great !
Love your efforts ❤
Wow, still just a N5 level but this kind of videos are so greatly helpful, even if native speakers speak way too fast for me but that’s so cool to practice and your explanations are super useful so once again, thanks! I subscribed
Thank you for this video.. soon I will migrate to Japan and I will need to move from Tokyo to Nagoya...your video was very helpful to me.. I want to take a bus though
i wanna learn Japanese from you ，that's cool ，I'm also learn English ，your America accent sounds cool，and the voice sounded cute while you saying "hin" ，I'm from China
Thanks a lot. Breaking apart these realistic conversations bit by bit is super helpful. Surely a lot of work though 🤩
Love from Bangladesh ❤😊
素晴らしい
❤ love your vidios learning lot can you please make vidios on hiragana katagana and kanji .
Thank you for a real life example. I've been learning for a few years, but the speed at which a native person speaks would have me scrambling to understand the meaning. Although I haven't learned some of the words in the subtitle, I was able to make some guesses about what is happening. My understanding is that Japanese people speak the most syllables per time of almost any language. I hope to practice my listening skills more.
Excellent video ❤❤❤
great❤
Hi im a huge fan of your bc you are helping me understanding how to learn Japanese more easier now. Actually I'm learning Japanese my own I'm wondering how to say stationary in Japanese bc I'm planning to study in Japan. TQ!!!!!
I was confused with the word chicket at 7:10 but realized what you meant as we make mistakes. I learned at another meaning of gozaimasu (gozaimasu ne?). Good gesture of waving to departing plane
So beautiful
I wanna go to japan!!
I will have over a year of Japanese studying before I go visit, I hope they will speak slower when asked! lol
Great thank you❤😊
Hi thank you for teaching me Japanese no i can communicate it!
I did video about trying japanese kabsu rice it was nice japanse food is so nice japanese culture beautiful
A strange Question for Sayaka,l am studying Japanese for a year now and am avidly watching all your videos as l come to Tokyo to see the legendary YUSHUKAN Museum,my dream is to touch a HA-GO Type 95 tank and see an actual Mitsubishi A6M Zero then visit the famous TAMIYA Showrooms. So.....my question was in one of your videos you casually mentioned the Imperial Japanese Army had a special type of Japanese they used when speaking to each other,very formal l believe? Would you ever do a video on the IJA and how an Officer might address a Private and how a corporal might address a General in 1942? As a TAMIYA and Japanese army nut l would be so grateful! Aragato.😊
Thank you so much for the podcast! I really appreciate the Japanese subtitles on the screen but can we also have Japanese subtitles in the subtitles track? Many Japanese learners like myself use ASB players, which allows us the highlight and look up subtitles words in dictionary, as well as using Japanese subtitles to make Anki flash cards. If you can do that, it will help us a lot!
Wow! The description and the title is written by Vietnamese? I'm impressed!
Wow that's very helped thanks
New subscriber here 👋😊 🇵🇭
got about half of what she said, she was speacking abit fast for me. but i understood enough of what she was saying to be able to follow her instructions
Ojolsan kaway ❤
Can u do a video highlighting how medieval Japanese in the Shogun series differs fm modern Japanese?
Hi love from India ❤❤❤❤
I like Peach air and their self check in kiosk
That's SO weird! I fly from Tokyo to Naha at least once every year and i have never been asked to show any form of ID. For that matter, in thirty years I've never had to show ID for any domestic flight in Japan. This is a great time of year to be in Okinawa, I just got back from spending a week there.
I like japan japan is beautiful country japanese people are very friendly
this really helped with my anxiety haha
Could you make a video about kun'yomi and on'yomi?
So much difference between the Airport Checking process in her video and in Real Time....😂😢😅😊
Explanation of 선생님 is~ ❤more than helped.
Like every time revealed nuiance
If brain(: mine) starts depth studying, I'm sure I can check in this much. This type of manual(not in life situation informal dialogue)
is really good material when using for total basic structure.
Right now I can draw(copy-writing contained every katakana & kanji at least in this video! can pouse and write although no comprehention) and can acquisite vocabulary right now. If finished maybe I can expect getting presented from 선생님.
In the video \a sa go hang\was not enough quantity is too small. I'm so starving in this morning 6:44am.
This drawing has failed!
Instead~• I have just started once hand writing youtubeshorts. I finished 20 of more than 150 youtubeshort videos.(contained writing katakana & kanji)
miss you my friend ❤❤❤🇳🇵🙏 namaste Nepal 🙏
Hi Sayaka, could you please make a video on buying Japanese phone number for tourist? Like what to say and where to buy?
Japonse çok seviyorum ben ❤
Hey Sayaka,
Lesson was really good!
I just wanted to know family relations in Japaneese.... I mean what to tell mother, father, aunt, sister in law, etcetera..
Please, will you tell all these in next video?
I too wanted to know this
Oh, yes. it will be useful
動画が気に入った方は「いいね」をお願いします。
Top
Okinawa is still on my list to visit, will be my 4th japan trip this year and will focus mostly on Osaka, Horishima and all the way down to Kumamoto. Quick trip to Tokyo as well for a 3 day music festival. 2025 I can hopefully make it to Naha and surrounding area! What is the best time to visit for the LEAST amount of tourists? I honestly don't like crowds very much and try to avoid them. I love taking the path least travelled. When 90% go down a certain street I take the one parallel to it. It's quite fun that way.
Nice ✈️
I would definitely need to ask them to slow down their speech and speak more casually.
コニチワ