as someone that watches hakache regularly she actually understands english well enough but is not confident enough in her english speaking skills/its not that good at speaking in english
@@renlayer8053 also could just be generally not confident in speaking english, im sure most people who have done languages in school can relate to perfectly understanding what is being said but being unable to respond lmao
@@michaelgj7506 She's probably saying that with her level of, for lack of a better term, broken english, she got high marks on her uni exam implying that that's what all it took to pass while scoffing at the state of the education system. I could be completely wrong and this may have come out as offensive, so apologies if that's the case!
@@JustTheWon That was my interpretation as well. My feelings are similar about the French language education I received in my province in Canada. I passed with really great grades, but I don't really speak French at all. We offer it in school for years, but it really isn't geared towards really teaching people to speak the language, we don't take it all that seriously. And this is in a bilingual province where the official languages are both French and English.
@@emmacd3210 I guess big factors in proficiency involve using it frequently and other speakers around you. Do you spend a lot of time in a French speaking sphere? Here in the Philippines, we're taught the national language that's mostly in Tagalog, our local language Bisaya, and English. But because most of our media and cartoons are in English and with ease of access to the internet, everyone I know writes and speaks good English.
@@emmacd3210 more or less same with English in Spain. that people mock you or think you're weird when you try to use proper English helps too, so people won't try to speak English, or at least to try and pronounce it properly. and I think Japan's problem is more like they haven't had a necessity of needing to actually learn English, since 90%+ of its population is Japanese. though Japan has increased in popularity over the last years, so hopefully they'll improve their English at schools.
lol pretty sure that was me i was the person who typed "cool house" in chat (though the subs here say "good house" im pretty sure she said "cool house") 😭😭😭
Wow Hakase's new house looks so pretty I can't believe Hakase showed everyone that she's actually a smart person, she's an english professor all along xD That Star Wars outro lol
Her glass house is really pretty! she must've forgotten what she learned in the lecture like me forgetting algebra in university lol it must be harder to retain when everything and everyone is in/ is speaking japanese
What does she mean about Japanese education? In America, we are required 2 years of foreign language, but it's not taken very seriously and nobody remembers it when they finish their courses. Is it like that?
I mean no offense to Hakase or Japan. But 80/100 for university english entrance exam ?! I'm genuinely curious, I've heard Japanese were not really good in English. Do they not learn foreign languages at school ? I'm not trying to be mean, I understand that cultures are different. I'm just surprised she scored so high for a university test with what *seems* like basic knowledge in english.
I think it's pretty difficult to learn any foreign language in school cause one teacher has to teach 20 people or more at the same time. It's especially difficult when the language you try to learn is so different from your native language, and Japanese and English languages have very little in common
I know right? Indonesia English education system is more or less similar with Japan, but some Indonesian that hit reach college year are able to understand and speak more English than Japanese could. I'm one of the privilege kid where I got exposed to the internet early where Internet service is still expensive, so my English comprehension is basically above Indonesian college students when I was in high school.
@かわいい Well, odds are that you've learnt some foreign language in school that you aren't fluent in, so imagine someone started speaking to you fluently in that language. Hard, right?
The level required is extremely basic, the focus is more on the reading and writing. You do learn in school, but that’s elementary level stuff, most of which you will forget when you go out into the real world. People who are into foreign entertainment might do better, but most people aren’t at conversational level.
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as someone that watches hakache regularly she actually understands english well enough but is not confident enough in her english speaking skills/its not that good at speaking in english
they're mostly concerned with the grammar I think
@@johnmeme2857 I believe they are just afraid to sounds rude and impolite. Better be safe than sorry
@@renlayer8053 also could just be generally not confident in speaking english, im sure most people who have done languages in school can relate to perfectly understanding what is being said but being unable to respond lmao
me but in japanese
The new 3.0 model is such a huge upgrade. Before she mostly had a blank expression but now she's so expressive.
She can understand english very well tbh, tho I understand where she's going with her last comment regarding education
Elaborate please, I don’t understand what she meant.
@@michaelgj7506 She's probably saying that with her level of, for lack of a better term, broken english, she got high marks on her uni exam implying that that's what all it took to pass while scoffing at the state of the education system. I could be completely wrong and this may have come out as offensive, so apologies if that's the case!
@@JustTheWon That was my interpretation as well. My feelings are similar about the French language education I received in my province in Canada. I passed with really great grades, but I don't really speak French at all. We offer it in school for years, but it really isn't geared towards really teaching people to speak the language, we don't take it all that seriously. And this is in a bilingual province where the official languages are both French and English.
@@emmacd3210 I guess big factors in proficiency involve using it frequently and other speakers around you. Do you spend a lot of time in a French speaking sphere? Here in the Philippines, we're taught the national language that's mostly in Tagalog, our local language Bisaya, and English. But because most of our media and cartoons are in English and with ease of access to the internet, everyone I know writes and speaks good English.
@@emmacd3210 more or less same with English in Spain. that people mock you or think you're weird when you try to use proper English helps too, so people won't try to speak English, or at least to try and pronounce it properly.
and I think Japan's problem is more like they haven't had a necessity of needing to actually learn English, since 90%+ of its population is Japanese. though Japan has increased in popularity over the last years, so hopefully they'll improve their English at schools.
Alright get your pitchforks out. Time to hunt down the guy who got chu'd not once but three times by Hakase
@@ChronicalV its a joke mate
@@ChronicalV it’s a joke mate
I think it was a girl 😅
lol pretty sure that was me i was the person who typed "cool house" in chat (though the subs here say "good house" im pretty sure she said "cool house") 😭😭😭
@@Mintabani keep coping buddy
Wow Hakase's new house looks so pretty
I can't believe Hakase showed everyone that she's actually a smart person, she's an english professor all along xD
That Star Wars outro lol
1:24 i love how hakase pronounce tree
its really cute
Tulee
Hakache is just too precious. Her english skills balances out her puzzle solving skills.
Her glass house is really pretty!
she must've forgotten what she learned in the lecture like me forgetting algebra in university lol it must be harder to retain when everything and everyone is in/ is speaking japanese
The person asking all livers how is it going 🤣🤣
Our English genius is doing so well
俺たちの英語天才は頑張ってるね
Hakase is an english professor i see
Hakache's English is always a treat. I really appreciate those small moments on stream where she responds to her viewers' english comments.
I frequently watch Hakase-san. Her attempts at english is cute
Nice outro 😂 And thanks for the clip 🙏🙏🙏 It's nice to see that there are translated clips of her!
hakase
hakase
hakase
hakache
Bless that man
*Hides visible anger*
Being able to chat with the streamer feels great.
Heard they're applying english educational from grade school system last year in Japan. Good enough of a progress if you ask me
Uh yeah that really is pretty scary, but I'm not too surprised, also nice outro lmao.
too cute
i rarely see hakase clip and wish there will be more.. and i like this one
So blessed
Bruh need that outro
It a nice look.
Yeah that sounds very scary indeed
Thank for Imperial March, glory to the emperor
So this the benefits of being an oversea fan
English is 10/10 lol
What does she mean about Japanese education? In America, we are required 2 years of foreign language, but it's not taken very seriously and nobody remembers it when they finish their courses. Is it like that?
I mean no offense to Hakase or Japan. But 80/100 for university english entrance exam ?!
I'm genuinely curious, I've heard Japanese were not really good in English. Do they not learn foreign languages at school ?
I'm not trying to be mean, I understand that cultures are different. I'm just surprised she scored so high for a university test with what *seems* like basic knowledge in english.
I reckon It's a written test, so her reading is better than speaking
I think it's pretty difficult to learn any foreign language in school cause one teacher has to teach 20 people or more at the same time. It's especially difficult when the language you try to learn is so different from your native language, and Japanese and English languages have very little in common
I know right? Indonesia English education system is more or less similar with Japan, but some Indonesian that hit reach college year are able to understand and speak more English than Japanese could.
I'm one of the privilege kid where I got exposed to the internet early where Internet service is still expensive, so my English comprehension is basically above Indonesian college students when I was in high school.
@かわいい Well, odds are that you've learnt some foreign language in school that you aren't fluent in, so imagine someone started speaking to you fluently in that language. Hard, right?
The level required is extremely basic, the focus is more on the reading and writing. You do learn in school, but that’s elementary level stuff, most of which you will forget when you go out into the real world. People who are into foreign entertainment might do better, but most people aren’t at conversational level.