When you can understand over 90% of what is said, feels good man. (and my level isn't even that high) Thank you so much Miku sensei for making such great content, being both educational and entertaining. 🙏
💯! I just realized this may be the first realish Japanese I've heard spoken that wasn't slowed down that I actually understood on the first listen. Some days I never thought I'd get here but feels good!
I'm learning japanese since 1,5 months and already understood like 70%, made some notes and will rewatch this video in 1,5 months in order to see how much I improved. I love your videos already and you earned yourself a new subscriber.
Great video for practice on my level! Thank you! Dallmeyr is a famous coffee brand here. Frühlingsfest means Spring Festival. Deutsches Haus means German Home/Building.
Thanks for sharing this! It's nice to see Germany in Japan. I'm German 😊 いつもありがとうございますfor your video's and your shadowing lessons are awesome. I can recommend it to everyone who want to learn Japanese more easily and naturally
Haha loved how spontaneous this vlog seemed. “ここはどこだろう" . You seem to be fit for this. Entertaining, informative and educational therefore making this video the best immersion opportunity 👌 By the way, anyone looking to level up i highly recommend Miku’s course. Although i am N3 level I recently purchased it to refresh and drill the grammar i already know to become more comfortable speaking as that is my priority and in just one week i have seen a massive benefit.
Thank you Miku Sensei ! Following your lessons as a lazy student that I am, I already start to understand Japanese in the same way in which I am understanding an European language related to my own.
Thank you so much I need to practice my natural (not textbook) Japanese and my listening and this helps so so much!! Especially with the subtitles, I can easily make flashcards for the words I don't know too. You're the best! Just one question, what does the なんか that you use a lot mean? Like at 7:17
みく先生、ありがとうございます！ビデオは楽しかったです！横浜は本当に素晴らしいそう！Thank you for this blog, Miku Sensei. Yokohama looks really nice! I like the balance between being a big city, but also having nice greens. I didn't know Yokohama has a german Christmas market! I'm german 😀 I think the image of beer and sausages is not that wrong about Germany 😂 I think someone already translated the german words here in the comments. Thank you for a fun video!
Thanks so much for all your awesome videos Miku sensei. You're definitely the best You Tube Japanese sensei and I look forward to doing yor online course now Azzuss!!
I am loving these type of vlogging. Challenging in terms of N4 for me, but the vibe is so positive. I wish I could vlog like you, awesome! Hiw long it took to edit this video from scratch to the final video Miku?
Hi! Thank you for your comment!! Hmmm filming took me 2-3 hours but I was just enjoying exploring too haha and editing...i would say 2 hours, but then subtitles, English subtitles.... the total editing ti.d would be 7-8 hours or more I would say...
先生 は とっても 嬉しい 楽しかった警官ですね 横浜 先生❤😊. Always stay happy Miku San. You enjoy your self company I know but still I want you as my first foreign friend. 外国人の友達じゃないだからすみません。If possible do communicate.
1:18 can someone explain the 初めて？ is the 初 character supposed to be 始, or is there a different meaning with 初？ I heard that 初 is read as そ 😅 Please help
watashi wa Indonesia karamimashita. Nihon ni Shigoto shitai desu. osaka ni ikitai desu. watashi kara wa, Nihon wa kirei na Kuni to anzen no Kuni desu. Nihon go ga muzukashi desu. Demo Mai nichi Nihon go o benkyou shite imasu. yoroshiku onegaishimasu 😊🙏
がんばって A few months ago I couldn’t understand anything of these kind of videos for N5-N4 level now I could understand maybe more than 70% I am so happy. Keep working !
das stimmt. das ist:...lassen sie mich malauf japanisch schreiben:... es ist doitsü...also..."deutsch"...ja...und in "Katakana"...schreiben wir das doch ja sooooooo...ドイツ
Love the vlog, but as I have commented on other channels, I understand that these "N5-N4" titles help pull viewers, but most of these vlogs are really pushing it quite a bit for N4 and particularly N5 viewers. I doubt most people preparing N5 will be able to understand much at all, and that could be very demotivating. If I would have found such videos back when I was a beginner, I would probably just have thought I am hopeless and given up.
a way to study this, if you are a beginner, assuming beginner level has already studied katakana hiragana, dissect the video, pick up vocabulary and phrases and put it in a flash card, you might end up pausing the video many times and will take hours to finish a video but the beginner will learn a lot, that is what i do, and I already understand 60-70 percent of what is being said, it took me 7 months of dissecting japanese speaking videos but still, a progress is a progress
You don't say. Obviously you are not gonna understand anything if you know 10 words. But if you are advanced N5 or beginner N4 you can absolutely understand most of the video (particularly when English subs are provided, which makes the video accessible even to complete beginners). Maybe use this as an opportunity to study instead of complaining.
@@Fafner888 I think my point is more that even for most advanced N5 learners (who studied well and knows all the words and grammar), dialogue (or in this case monologue) like this will have a lot of parts that are difficult or impossible to understand, which can be demotivating for beginners. I was not trying to to complain, but thanks for pointing it out, maybe my tone came across poorly on the comment. I am just always worried that beginners don't lose motivation by seeing something unrealistic in terms of level-standards. Thats the time where most of learners give up again, which is a shame. Conversely of course, if you are at N4 level and you understand most of what is said here, then hat's off, you certainly have some mad language processing skills and you will be fluent in no time! As for myself, I subbed to this channel when she started and thats when I started learning Japanese. So sometimes I like to watch her Vlogs because I always enjoy the calm atmosphere and interesting points she discusses, even if it's a "beginner" video. I have passed N2 level, so it is also possible that I can't assess "lower intermediate" that well anymore as I don't exactly remember what I could and could not do back then. Anyway, congrats on your progress and keep it up!! It's the best and most fun thing I decided to do in the past 5 years! :)
@@amarug I don't agree with your reasoning regarding "intimidating beginners". Any language learner who is serious about the language must get used to not being able to understand content in the target language most the time, particularly in the beginning stages. If not understanding doesn't motivate you to study harder but give up then you are not gonna learn the language, and making easier content is not going to help that. I don't think you were being fair to Miku sensei because the video was not unreasonably difficult as she talks about very basic things (I went from point a to b, looked at the sky, the drink tastes good etc.) and she always makes sure to use simple vocabulary and grammar, with plenty of context and explanation for things which might be harder to understand. This is the perfect kind of content for beginners, and if you feel that it's too difficult than maybe do more textbook exercises or anki and return to the video later. I also want to emphasize that my Japanese isn't very advanced at all, I've been actively studying for barely half a year, and very casually at that (and I struggle a lot to follow the longer interviews on the channel that go into complicated topics, so I don't think I'm some kind of language genius).
@@Fafner888 Yeah fair enough, I watched half the video again and I guess you are right, it's really not half as bad as I thought. I was just burned because I saw a more difficult video labelled N5 of some other channel. Still, I think if you can follow this after half a year or less of study, thats pretty damn impressive. With Japanese in the start, even if you know all vocab and grammar by heart, most people won't understand it well at the start, because it's such a different way of communicating (compared to English, German etc) that we need a lot of practice until our brains can actually make out the meaning of the sentences in real-time. Anyway, well done, you will certainly become fluent faster than most, keep it up! 👍🏻
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When you can understand over 90% of what is said, feels good man. (and my level isn't even that high)
Thank you so much Miku sensei for making such great content, being both educational and entertaining. 🙏
💯! I just realized this may be the first realish Japanese I've heard spoken that wasn't slowed down that I actually understood on the first listen. Some days I never thought I'd get here but feels good!
I'm learning Japanese for a year now and understood about 90% 😭 I didn't expect that especially because you speak quite fast
おめでとう！！！！！！♡
What's your study routine?
How u study tell me
yes please tell us how you studied :)
lol. You THINK You understood about 90%. I’m very much doubt it.
I'm learning japanese since 1,5 months and already understood like 70%, made some notes and will rewatch this video in 1,5 months in order to see how much I improved.
I love your videos already and you earned yourself a new subscriber.
Great video for practice on my level! Thank you!
Dallmeyr is a famous coffee brand here.
Frühlingsfest means Spring Festival.
Deutsches Haus means German Home/Building.
Thanks for sharing this! It's nice to see Germany in Japan. I'm German 😊 いつもありがとうございますfor your video's and your shadowing lessons are awesome. I can recommend it to everyone who want to learn Japanese more easily and naturally
5:55 Dallmayr is just a name (for a coffee brand), it does not imply any direct meaning. 6:59 Landbier: 田舎ビール, Zwicklbier/Kellerbier: 無濾過ビール
Haha loved how spontaneous this vlog seemed. “ここはどこだろう" . You seem to be fit for this. Entertaining, informative and educational therefore making this video the best immersion opportunity 👌
By the way, anyone looking to level up i highly recommend Miku’s course. Although i am N3 level I recently purchased it to refresh and drill the grammar i already know to become more comfortable speaking as that is my priority and in just one week i have seen a massive benefit.
Thank you so much for using my products and studying Japanese with me!! I really am grateful!
Thank you Miku Sensei ! Following your lessons as a lazy student that I am, I already start to understand Japanese in the same way in which I am understanding an European language related to my own.
みくさん！いつもありがとうごさいます！教えてくれたことがたくさなあります！感謝します!
Thank you so much I need to practice my natural (not textbook) Japanese and my listening and this helps so so much!! Especially with the subtitles, I can easily make flashcards for the words I don't know too. You're the best! Just one question, what does the なんか that you use a lot mean? Like at 7:17
みく先生、ありがとうございます！ビデオは楽しかったです！横浜は本当に素晴らしいそう！Thank you for this blog, Miku Sensei. Yokohama looks really nice! I like the balance between being a big city, but also having nice greens. I didn't know Yokohama has a german Christmas market! I'm german 😀 I think the image of beer and sausages is not that wrong about Germany 😂 I think someone already translated the german words here in the comments. Thank you for a fun video!
Miku sensei please please can you make more videos like these theyre sooooo helpful!! Thank you so much
This is my favorite place to see Miku sensei!!!
1:50 すごい! 今週それに乗ったばかりです！横浜で楽しい時間を過ごしたことを願っています！ここが大好きです。 :)
えー！そうなんですか😊横浜、いいですよね🎵私も好きです！
You're Japanese is very good and easy to understand.
Thanks so much for all your awesome videos Miku sensei. You're definitely the best You Tube Japanese sensei and I look forward to doing yor online course now
Azzuss!!
Thank you for such a kind comment! I'm happy to hear you enjoy my content ❤
6:15 Schmatzは食べるのが時にドイツ語のオノマトペ(舌鼓を打つ?)ですからちょっと笑いました。ところで、みく先生は Deutsches Haus の発音が完璧だと思います！🎉 Sehr gut!
Muchas Gracias Miku !!! Me encantan tus entrevistas y tus vlogs!! 😀
面白い動画、ありがとう、新しい単語をたくさん得る。
手伝ってくれてありがとうございます！私は二年くらい日本語を勉強してますが話すときにまだはずかしくなるだから、日本に行ったら日本語だけを話すつもりです!
There were still empty fields around Minato Mirai in 2003 when I lived near there, its expanded and compacted, it's so dense now with buildings.
It's refreshing to see you again ❤❤😊
As a german, I love this episode haha
Hi Miku, your video is very helpful. thank you. please keep going.
いつもありがとうございます！本当に役に立ちます！いいね！将来に横浜へ戻って訪問します。横浜で見て散歩するのは楽しいですから、横浜へ旅行するのが好きです！
先生 thank you for English subtitles 🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
great listening thank u 😊
Yay! ありがとございます！
こちらこそ、見てくれてありがとうございます。❤
Kanpai! Kore wa subarashii desu..
I'm gonna learn much from this, understanding, listening reading and speaking. Doumo Arigatou Gozaimasu ❤❤❤
thank you very much ! ^^
I am loving these type of vlogging. Challenging in terms of N4 for me, but the vibe is so positive. I wish I could vlog like you, awesome! Hiw long it took to edit this video from scratch to the final video Miku?
Hi! Thank you for your comment!! Hmmm filming took me 2-3 hours but I was just enjoying exploring too haha and editing...i would say 2 hours, but then subtitles, English subtitles.... the total editing ti.d would be 7-8 hours or more I would say...
楽しみ日本語勉強どもありがとうございました
Landbier and even Zwickl beer, yaay! Greetings from Bavaria :)) Thank you for the great vlog :))
あなたの動画は好きです!🎉
素晴らしいビデオをありがとう 🙏 Thank you! Dankeschön 😊
いい街ですね。
将来、行くことにしました。
ビデオをアップロードしてくれてありがとう！
先生 は とっても 嬉しい 楽しかった警官ですね 横浜 先生❤😊. Always stay happy Miku San. You enjoy your self company I know but still I want you as my first foreign friend. 外国人の友達じゃないだからすみません。If possible do communicate.
みく先生、練習なビデオありがとうございます
90パーセントくらい分かりましたね．嬉しいな
来年の3月は多分日本に行きますが、横浜は最初の目的地に行くつもりでしたね
I Love Miku.
1:18 can someone explain the 初めて？ is the 初 character supposed to be 始, or is there a different meaning with 初？ I heard that 初 is read as そ 😅 Please help
Why can’t i find a place like this to live in my home country 😢❤
わたしはタイ人です。いま 日本語をベんきょうします。your video とても すきです。❤️❤️
"Deutsches Haus" just means German House :D Very fun video, ありがとうございます。
横浜大好き❤
Omoshirokatta! Arigatou! Biru wa ni sen yen arimashita yo! Takakatta yo!!!
みくさん、ありがとうございます。"Dallmayr" はコーヒーを売ります。"Deutsches Haus"はドイツの家です。
教えてくれてありがとう！！♡
ドイツ人だ。6分ぐらいにミクは『Deutsches Haus』のドイツ語の発音はとてもいいだ。👍🏻
『Deutsches Haus』はあそこでドイツの食べ物など買えるという意味だ。
watashi wa Indonesia karamimashita.
Nihon ni Shigoto shitai desu.
osaka ni ikitai desu.
watashi kara wa, Nihon wa kirei na Kuni to anzen no Kuni desu.
Nihon go ga muzukashi desu. Demo Mai nichi Nihon go o benkyou shite imasu.
yoroshiku onegaishimasu 😊🙏
only knew there was a chinatown, gundam and ferris wheel there, didnt know there was cable car also
ミクさん、自分の国で観光者みたいですね😂👌
キレイな町だな
3週間ぐらいで横浜へ行きますよ！
I understood maybe 15% of what was said.
So do I, but that’s progress!
がんばって
A few months ago I couldn’t understand anything of these kind of videos for N5-N4 level now I could understand maybe more than 70% I am so happy. Keep working !
Its motivating video for beginers. Speech speed can be little slow and little more time on kanji please
ほんとに
Gondolas, cool,where they go ?
I had delicious Italian style pizza at a restaurant on the top floor of the Red Brick Warehouse.
Poderia escrever em japonês, mas quero mostrar como o seus vídeos alcançam lugar distantes como o Brasil. Obrigado ❤
Gojira faced Mothra and Battra in Yokohama
Miku san no video wa dasuki desu, demo nihonggo mada benkyousteimasu. Indonesia go no imi wa onegaishimasu.
Next,please make the listening video about Hiroshima
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Deutsches Haus は 「ドイツの家」という意味です。🤩
教えてくれて、ありがとう😊
How to learn so fast teach me
Deutsche Hausはドイツの家っていう意味です。
教えてくれて、ありがとう❤
❤
かいぎぇされています 意味何ですか5:-17sec
Apple or Cranberry beer flavor ? Maji ? 😂
誰かビールに関する単語を教えてくれたらいいですね…
日本なら大事でしょうね？
じや
❤🇳🇵
Ja. Hallo. liwbw Mikü. Jia. Es ist der deutsche "Dallmayer". ja das ist ein Kafe..
🇻🇳🫡 Vietsub ? 🎁🎁🎁
das stimmt. das ist:...lassen sie mich malauf japanisch schreiben:... es ist doitsü...also..."deutsch"...ja...und in "Katakana"...schreiben wir das doch ja sooooooo...ドイツ
Love the vlog, but as I have commented on other channels, I understand that these "N5-N4" titles help pull viewers, but most of these vlogs are really pushing it quite a bit for N4 and particularly N5 viewers. I doubt most people preparing N5 will be able to understand much at all, and that could be very demotivating. If I would have found such videos back when I was a beginner, I would probably just have thought I am hopeless and given up.
a way to study this, if you are a beginner, assuming beginner level has already studied katakana hiragana, dissect the video, pick up vocabulary and phrases and put it in a flash card, you might end up pausing the video many times and will take hours to finish a video but the beginner will learn a lot, that is what i do, and I already understand 60-70 percent of what is being said, it took me 7 months of dissecting japanese speaking videos but still, a progress is a progress
You don't say. Obviously you are not gonna understand anything if you know 10 words. But if you are advanced N5 or beginner N4 you can absolutely understand most of the video (particularly when English subs are provided, which makes the video accessible even to complete beginners). Maybe use this as an opportunity to study instead of complaining.
@@Fafner888 I think my point is more that even for most advanced N5 learners (who studied well and knows all the words and grammar), dialogue (or in this case monologue) like this will have a lot of parts that are difficult or impossible to understand, which can be demotivating for beginners. I was not trying to to complain, but thanks for pointing it out, maybe my tone came across poorly on the comment. I am just always worried that beginners don't lose motivation by seeing something unrealistic in terms of level-standards. Thats the time where most of learners give up again, which is a shame. Conversely of course, if you are at N4 level and you understand most of what is said here, then hat's off, you certainly have some mad language processing skills and you will be fluent in no time! As for myself, I subbed to this channel when she started and thats when I started learning Japanese. So sometimes I like to watch her Vlogs because I always enjoy the calm atmosphere and interesting points she discusses, even if it's a "beginner" video. I have passed N2 level, so it is also possible that I can't assess "lower intermediate" that well anymore as I don't exactly remember what I could and could not do back then. Anyway, congrats on your progress and keep it up!! It's the best and most fun thing I decided to do in the past 5 years! :)
@@amarug I don't agree with your reasoning regarding "intimidating beginners". Any language learner who is serious about the language must get used to not being able to understand content in the target language most the time, particularly in the beginning stages. If not understanding doesn't motivate you to study harder but give up then you are not gonna learn the language, and making easier content is not going to help that. I don't think you were being fair to Miku sensei because the video was not unreasonably difficult as she talks about very basic things (I went from point a to b, looked at the sky, the drink tastes good etc.) and she always makes sure to use simple vocabulary and grammar, with plenty of context and explanation for things which might be harder to understand. This is the perfect kind of content for beginners, and if you feel that it's too difficult than maybe do more textbook exercises or anki and return to the video later.
I also want to emphasize that my Japanese isn't very advanced at all, I've been actively studying for barely half a year, and very casually at that (and I struggle a lot to follow the longer interviews on the channel that go into complicated topics, so I don't think I'm some kind of language genius).
@@Fafner888 Yeah fair enough, I watched half the video again and I guess you are right, it's really not half as bad as I thought. I was just burned because I saw a more difficult video labelled N5 of some other channel. Still, I think if you can follow this after half a year or less of study, thats pretty damn impressive. With Japanese in the start, even if you know all vocab and grammar by heart, most people won't understand it well at the start, because it's such a different way of communicating (compared to English, German etc) that we need a lot of practice until our brains can actually make out the meaning of the sentences in real-time. Anyway, well done, you will certainly become fluent faster than most, keep it up! 👍🏻