Hi Hana! Thank you for your podcasts, they are amazing for active listening which I'm trying to utilize. Your voice and pronunciation is very clear. I just got married in Japan in June, was there for 1 month and again from September to October. My wife is from Kumagaya, which is where I stayed most of that time. I loved Japan, the people the nature the food. I'm doing my best to learn now and communicate better with my new family. I hope to try living in Japan someday, thanks for your support 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words about the podcasts! Congratulations on your marriage✨ sounds like you had a wonderful time in Japan, and I'm glad you loved the culture and food☺️
動画の翻訳には翻訳ツールを使用しているため、日本語のニュアンスと異なる場合があります。 Since I use translation tools for the video translations, the nuances and vocabulary used in the translations may differ.
I'm only a beginner when it comes to learning Japanese, but I'm trying to use the immersion method to be in contact with the language and I really appreciate how clear and soothing your voice is. Even if I can't understand the vast majority of what I'm seeing, I'll keep listening to your podcast and try to learn as much as I can from it. Thanks for what you do!
I'm glad to be able to understand more than yesterday . I wish one day speak in Japanese with my friends. if you permit me to ask you something about without context of your video! in your day-a-day is common people use the suffix san,chan or kun to the other or is just in animes? haha sorry for being naive, I never went to japan and i didn't ask my friends about it! thanks for your video 😁
Thanks so much for listening to my Podcast! Keep up the good work with your Japanese studies✨ In this regard, anime and reality are the same: 'san' is used in formal settings like at work, school, or any situations. Generally, you can use 'san' for someone older than you. 'Chan' is used for female friends or younger females, while 'kun' is used for male friends or younger males. But it depends on the relationship with the other person😅
@japanesepodcasthana hmnn got it. thanks for your time to reply me. like you said on the video, good manners is essential and I want to leave a good impression when I visit japan 😁🙇♂️
はなさん、いつも手伝えているポッドキャストはありがとうございました！
Hi Hana! Thank you for your podcasts, they are amazing for active listening which I'm trying to utilize. Your voice and pronunciation is very clear.
I just got married in Japan in June, was there for 1 month and again from September to October. My wife is from Kumagaya, which is where I stayed most of that time. I loved Japan, the people the nature the food. I'm doing my best to learn now and communicate better with my new family. I hope to try living in Japan someday, thanks for your support 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words about the podcasts! Congratulations on your marriage✨ sounds like you had a wonderful time in Japan, and I'm glad you loved the culture and food☺️
ありがとうございます❤
動画の翻訳には翻訳ツールを使用しているため、日本語のニュアンスと異なる場合があります。
Since I use translation tools for the video translations, the nuances and vocabulary used in the translations may differ.
本当にありがとうございます花先生❤ 日本で2回旅行していました、でも来年もっと日本に旅行してね✈️ 気分いいちゃん🥳🌟確かに日本で沢山色んな外国人がいます、希望みんな日本に旅行を楽しすぎるといいマナですね💫🤗
良い週末をお過ごしください花先生🌸
また 動画をありがとうございます😊
初めてのSuper Thanksです😭本当にありがとうございます😭❤️これからもどんどん動画をアップロードしていきます！
日本に2回も旅行したんですね、いいですね☺️
@elizabethdai3901さんもいい週末を！
I'm only a beginner when it comes to learning Japanese, but I'm trying to use the immersion method to be in contact with the language and I really appreciate how clear and soothing your voice is. Even if I can't understand the vast majority of what I'm seeing, I'll keep listening to your podcast and try to learn as much as I can from it. Thanks for what you do!
Thank you so much so glad you found this video helpful! I also believe immersion method is a good way to learn a language!
I really don't know the last one. In China, we can both lift it or place it on the table. 😄
ありがとうございます😊
こんにちは はなさん！
花先生は 日本人ですか。
I'm glad to be able to understand more than yesterday . I wish one day speak in Japanese with my friends.
if you permit me to ask you something about without context of your video!
in your day-a-day is common people use the suffix san,chan or kun to the other or is just in animes? haha sorry for being naive, I never went to japan and i didn't ask my friends about it!
thanks for your video 😁
Thanks so much for listening to my Podcast! Keep up the good work with your Japanese studies✨
In this regard, anime and reality are the same: 'san' is used in formal settings like at work, school, or any situations. Generally, you can use 'san' for someone older than you. 'Chan' is used for female friends or younger females, while 'kun' is used for male friends or younger males. But it depends on the relationship with the other person😅
@japanesepodcasthana hmnn got it.
thanks for your time to reply me.
like you said on the video, good manners is essential and I want to leave a good impression when I visit japan 😁🙇♂️
NGって意味はなんですか