This is my favorite of your content. It's great seeing 'wild kanji' and you working it in to normal conversation. You're also a delight to listen to. Please keep it up!
These videos are perfect. When I was in Japan I was always trying to read signs (even though my reading skills were low at the time). I like trying to read signs in Japan walking videos, so to have your videos where you take the time to look at the signs properly is so useful. 本当にありがとうございます！
This was such a relaxing video, really nice. Enoshima is a place I really wanted to visit but its so far down to go. I think their dialect is very difficult too? I love the format for learning kanji. I sometimes find I can recognise a kanji by itself in the textbook, but I don't recognise it 'in context', especially in stylised script, so this is really useful.
Miku, Really and truly thank you for making this kind of content!! It is relieving it to learn some kanji that will actually appear in everyday situations. Especially at restaurants.
Hongkongで先生が言及した子供のシステマがありませんが、ほとんどの子供は親と家政婦などに家に迎えに来られました。普通です it was a wonderful video for students to learn Japanese in a lively and funny way; can learn kanji, Japanese food , culture, sightseeing and what not. Appreciate your effort in making this video. thanks vm
Miku, Thank you very much for the poke-kanji-Go video. It was more difficult than the others. In my town (in France) children can't get home from school by themselves. "Strange people" are not very common, but the traffic is dangerous. So parents take turns gathering the kids and dropping them off at home. There are also after-school care facilities. The children sometimes wait a long time for their parents.They seem to be independent earlier in Japan.
9:13 i tangentially learned something non-kanji related when I looked into this more! ^_^ I had heard before that 119 is the emergency number in japan (us equivalent = 911), but I never knew that the different emergency services were split up. apparently 119 is primarily amulance/fire and 110 is primarily police. interesting and good to know! thanks for providing the catalyst to learn that XD
In Soviet time we always send children alone to the school, after 90th it is became dangerous. But now I feel if school not so far from home- it is ok to send children alone.
very interesting from a Chinese point of view！Some words are very close in sound，like 海鲜--and meaning, in Chinese 海鲜means seafood. And their writing is almost always the same,except the kanji for salt. In modern Chinese, we would write 盐. One thing though，in China，one character one syllable.It seems in Japanese,one kanji can have multiple syllables. Why this is the case? Thank you!
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This is my favorite of your content. It's great seeing 'wild kanji' and you working it in to normal conversation. You're also a delight to listen to. Please keep it up!
oh my god 晴れる屋 is the kind of wordplay i LOVE so much!!! Also the little moment of the kid being a kid and showing her mom how good she can jump ❤
the girl who asked her mom to watch her is so cute 🥰
こういうふうに新鮮なビデオが本当に大好きです。富士山との天然な景色は美しかったですよね。いつか僕も見てみたいです。撮ってくれてありがとうございます！
These videos are perfect. When I was in Japan I was always trying to read signs (even though my reading skills were low at the time). I like trying to read signs in Japan walking videos, so to have your videos where you take the time to look at the signs properly is so useful. 本当にありがとうございます！
I really love these Learn Kanji from real life examples -- Thanks for taking the time to make them ❤
ベルギーからありがとうございます。
みくさんと一緒に漢字を勉強したり観光したりするのは楽しいです。
i always love these videos, thanks for uploading another one!
このビデオシーリズをありがとうございます❤️ まだ日本に行ったことがないですけど、日本語をまだ勉強しています！みく先生は色んな綺麗な所を見せて、私はそのところのすべてに行きたいです！旅行のアイデアをすごくありがとうございます. 外国人は早く日本に旅行できるといいですね。このシーリズ頑張ります！
Amazing , i love this kind of videos
It help a lot to learn kanji and enjoying it
ありがとうございます
Awww I’m soooo happy to hear that! 💓 I'm grateful for your kindness💓
That children 110 system is great! Thanks for explaining it!
This was such a relaxing video, really nice. Enoshima is a place I really wanted to visit but its so far down to go. I think their dialect is very difficult too? I love the format for learning kanji. I sometimes find I can recognise a kanji by itself in the textbook, but I don't recognise it 'in context', especially in stylised script, so this is really useful.
Yes, same here. Odd isn't it.
there's a dialect in enoshima?
Miku-san thanks for this type of videos I love them thx, thx
Very helpful! Thanks for the video
Thanks so much! Enoshima looks great!
Thank you so much for your content, the kanji-videos are the best content on your channel.
I love these videos, thank you Miku for making this!
11:04 おい Humpty Dumpty, 気をつけて！😂
ありがとうございます。次の動画 を 楽しみにしております
さすが。Very useful for reading the calligraphy style Kanji that you see in the wild.
Lovely place, very useful revision test of Kanji knowledge. It's so easy to forget if you don't come across those signs. THANKS MIKU 先生
いろいろ動画をありがとうございますミクさん🙏
みくさん、教えてくれてありがとう！その場所はきれい！行きたい！
loving this series! thank you so much
いつも面白いあなたのビデオ。ありがとうございます。
Just want to say I love these videos. Looking forward to more!
私もここに行ったことあります❤ 今日はこの場所を見てとても幸せです Miku さんほんとにありがとうございま😊
This is brilliant, easy to use. Thank you very much
Thank you for this!
Thanks for the video. I was able to visit Enoshima a few years ago. This brought back great memories. 漢字の練習をありがとうございます
I love this series! Thank you so much for doing it
Very useful content! :) Thank you!
Miku, Really and truly thank you for making this kind of content!! It is relieving it to learn some kanji that will actually appear in everyday situations. Especially at restaurants.
I have been waiting for your videos for long time!Miku Sensei
nice idea sensei, hontoo ni arigatoo.Oneday i will visit to Japan .
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Hongkongで先生が言及した子供のシステマがありませんが、ほとんどの子供は親と家政婦などに家に迎えに来られました。普通です it was a wonderful video for students to learn Japanese in a lively and funny way; can learn kanji, Japanese food , culture, sightseeing and what not. Appreciate your effort in making this video. thanks vm
I love these explorative kanji videos !
Thank you Miku for helping me learn !
Thank you so much! I'm beginner in Japanese but your videos are really useful. I love Japan
4:10 ママ見てて！ XD
さすがみく先生！いつも通り良い動画ですね。
ありがとうございました
ありがとうございます！
Enoshima! Nice place I'd visited last time in Japan. I hope one day comeback here and walk again:)
after watched it, I had the feelings to go to the japan💛💛
I loved this video. I felt like i was travelling with you haha thank you.
素晴らしいフォーマット。 教える良い方法。
MIKU REAL JAPANESE SUNDAY MORNINGS ARE THE BEST!! :D
いつもありがとうございます
I always watch your videos for the kanji learning! But this one is special because I am dreaming of going to Enoshima!
ありがとう、先生。次のビデオを楽しみにしています。❤️
そう言ってもらえて 本当に 嬉しいです！💓
Thanks!
Thank you Sensei..I learned a lot 🙂♥️
Miku, Thank you very much for the poke-kanji-Go video. It was more difficult than the others. In my town (in France) children can't get home from school by themselves. "Strange people" are not very common, but the traffic is dangerous. So parents take turns gathering the kids and dropping them off at home. There are also after-school care facilities. The children sometimes wait a long time for their parents.They seem to be independent earlier in Japan.
It's my favourite..!
Miku, thanks for another great kanji on the street video. I was just in Enoshima last weekend :)
Ohhhh Really?? どうだった？富士山見られた？💓
@@mikurealjapanese 良かった！うん、日没の富士山は美しかった 😊
ビデオ見て、又もう一回行きたいんです
大好き
ありがとうございます。
Thank you Sensie 🙏🏻
子供110番のこと初めてしりました！カナダのケベック州に住んでますけど、ここにも似たようなシステムがあります。ここではフランス語で「Parents-secours」（直訳して「大人の助け」）と呼びます。
日本へいく前日本についていろいろな知識をMikuさんの 動画で学ぶ事ができましたので ほんとうにありがとうございました。下手な私日本語のためにも ごめんなさい。🙇♀️
うぁぁ
夕方には海の景色やっぱ綺麗ですねぇ
先生、有難う御座いました。❤️
ありがとう。。お疲れ様でした！
ありがとうございました。
Ah, I love Enoshima. I live nearby. :)
Arigato miku sensei...
9:13 i tangentially learned something non-kanji related when I looked into this more! ^_^ I had heard before that 119 is the emergency number in japan (us equivalent = 911), but I never knew that the different emergency services were split up. apparently 119 is primarily amulance/fire and 110 is primarily police. interesting and good to know! thanks for providing the catalyst to learn that XD
みくさん、修学旅行で我々を持ってきていただきありがとうございます。
Hello miku san
We want to see more japanese cultural video from your vlog. And also khanji vlog.
In Vietnam, children can also go to schools or go home with their friends, without parents if they live near the schools. 江の島に行った。すごい景色を楽しみました😊
すごい
あなたはとても美しいです、あなたは独身ですか
Oh wow, I wasn't aware 江ノ島 was a place. Always have known it from ダンガンロンパ
In Soviet time we always send children alone to the school, after 90th it is became dangerous. But now I feel if school not so far from home- it is ok to send children alone.
綺麗な富士山ですね🥹
お疲れ様！またねー、ありがとう😊
Where's the tip jar for these videos? I will vote with my money for them to keep going.
❤❤❤Mikuchan, arigato. ❤❤
Arigato gozaimasu sensei
私は2年前に住んでるところです
Great video again !
Please help with a question. Can you explain what is がする？ because する means to do but what is がする？ thanks!
Hello miku sensei 😁😁😁 ...
世界人類が平和でありますように。🙏
Que haja paz entre as pessoas deste mundo 🌍
very interesting from a Chinese point of view！Some words are very close in sound，like 海鲜--and meaning, in Chinese 海鲜means seafood. And their writing is almost always the same,except the kanji for salt. In modern Chinese, we would write 盐. One thing though，in China，one character one syllable.It seems in Japanese,one kanji can have multiple syllables. Why this is the case? Thank you!
すごく 好き です
My love.
Sending you LOVE💓
gosotsugyoo omedetoogozaimasu to wa nihonjin no yasashii kokoro wo miemasu.domo arigato enoshima eki no sekinin
totemo ii ne doomo arigatoogozaimasu
書いてありますと 書いています はどっちが正しいですか？使い方教えていただければ幸いです。
Buenas noches ミク先生。
Buenas noches💓 Como estas?
ミク先生、こんにちは。
カンボジアから来ました。先生に一つ質問を聞いてもよろしいでしょうか。
どうして「江ノ島」という文字は「ノ」のカタカナで書きますか。ちょうと知りたいので、教えてくれたら嬉しいですね。
よろしくお願いいたします。
すみません関係がないてすが、聞きたいことがあります。私は翻訳に興味深いです。私の日本語レベルはまだn3です。特にオフィスの言葉使いとか高校成績、卒業証明書、高校証明書、身分証明書などの書方とよく使われてる言葉を学びたいです。適当な本とかappとかウェブサイトを教えていただけませんか。
Shita Ni mite chui shite tochu de kyoskete ganbatte kudasai 🙏🤷😀😀😉😉🤔😆😆🤷✍️😴🚶
Naze 🤔😉😆😀🤷 doshite mabushii dezling ✍️ kanji o yomenaino ?😀🤷 watashi Wa totemo jouzu nihongo hanaseru koto GA dekimasu
難しいです
!!!!!!!
😄👩🏫😄👌👍🙇♂️🇩🇪🙋♂️