Hi, I'm from Mexico and this collaboration really surprised me. I know how hard is to make subtitules for ゆすけさん so I really thank you for your effort! Hope you two guys have success in this content creation business. I'll do my best for someday comment on your videos in Japanese. Thank you!
That's a nice place to chat. Yuyu seems interesting, his points about becoming more tolerant of other people's behaviours is an interesting one. I suppose being immersed in another country you're forced to either accept the new reality or move back home? Travel does wonders for opening up people's mindsets though, I think as global travel becomes possible for more people the more connected people will be. It's very different experiencing another country in person than just watching videos of it or seeing news articles which are often very biased toward a specific topic.
First time coming across your channel. It would be great if you uploaded the English to youtube and gave people the option to turn it on. This way less of the screen is taken up by subtitles. Either way, nice conversation and content mate! Thanks!
Thanks for thinking of your faithful students and putting up yet another interesting video. I was trying to figure out what the plants are in back of you. Are they lotuses?
Back from my vecation and treated with a new vid, thank you :D Actually I'd also be mad if someone kept me waiting for so long..lol..it is a way of showing you don't value the other person's time :s but it also depends on what you're doing. If i'm sitting in a restaurant i'll be less annoyed. I got my drink and am comfy..i don't care. But if i had to stand around stupidly in a buzy train station not to mention if we had tickets for something... nope... Still, yuyu's attetude is very healthy I guess.
Every time I listen to Japanese I hear each sound in my head! (But that is only one part of it, I still have to find more words to understand) Like every words spoken in a certain sound I can hear every detail. My Strong area is Hearing, I am a very good listener but a terrible at memorizing letters even in English my Second Language it can be sometimes hard to memorize stuff. But because I have such amazing hearing I am gonna excel in that area with zero issues. Memorizing it by sight will just take time but not impossible. Aside from that, during my free time when I am not learning stuff, I take breaks by playing lots of Japanese Games in its native form, Like ドラゴンボールゼノバース２, and モンスターハンターライズ to name just 2 and for Shows/TV a ton of 仮面ライダー Live Action and I also discarded all the English music's I used to listen in favor of Japanese Music instead. I listen nothing but Japanese music, Like Scandal (Japanese Band) is one and a lot of デジタルモンスター Also I even added some Old Classic Japanese Musics I am really into that are using the Japanese Flute. I love the sound it makes. I could hear a Native play the Japanese flute all day and never get bored of it. It feel so soothing to my ears. My Taste in music has drastically changed sense I started to learn Japanese, I don't regret it! Some words I learned on my own ホーム，ファイター、コンピューター、今何時ですか？ I wish I can list every word I learned but that will take forever. I have a slightly good grasp on how to fully utilize like の and が Particles in sentences. Provided I know the words to make use of particles though. Don't know enough words to form a sentence even in Text form. Missing a huge piece of my vocabulary. I am learning from someone else as an additional help, But sadly the Japanese native passed away years ago, Feel sad about that. Her videos are helping me learn to type in Japanese and her instructions are so good and precise It allowed me to understand how to put sentences together hence the の and が she was the one who explained it. I hope she is in a better place. I feel sad when a Native Japanese passes away who wants to help teach others Japanese its heart breaking. It's not great to find someone who has years of videos on youtube, Who teaches you so good that you later find out they passed.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Sure! It was CureDolly. It's just one of many sources though. Aside from watching your channel sense I try to get as much info as I can from other natives as I can! She is just one that helped me. I try not to rely on just 1 youtuber sense I like to broaden my choices. She uses Trains as imagines to explain stuff. Which is SUPER helpful for me. Not to discredit anyone else though. I find everyone I watch useful in self learning. I cannot get any natives to teach me directly due to Real Life stuff. So I try to do my best to study on my own. CureDolly actually helped me overcome a challenge I had, So it was very helpful to me. Also the Japanese person behind Curedolly remains hidden sense ya know private family matters, I understand that privacy must be respected to the deceased and there family in Japan. The Cause of death was cancer I think. There as a vid explaining her condition, The vid was posted before her passing it looked like she wanted to teach more but her condition got so bad she never got her chance to continue her teaching. No one deserves that fate.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Hope it's not to much trouble mentioning her. Also, This is how I typed my Japanese Bio in a game called VRChat. こんいちは、シロンです。 Second Life ユーザー 彼氏˸ ドレイク ｄ046 恒等式˸ ガブモン‚ ソニック‚ シロン‚ ライロス‚ グルスガンマモン バイセクシュ、男性 Because です was another thing that helped me. I go by the name ウインドラゴン • シロン in VRChat because I use Shiron as my avatar, Its a White Furred Dragon who wears a flight cap and goggles from a old Anime. I plan to talk to some native Japanese people through VRChat once I can form a decent conversation with them. I don't like to go in with little knowing much.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ^^ Ok Keep in mind she uses a avatar in the video but the person who voices that avatar as II said is the one who passed away. Another great native teacher lost to us. Even if she is gone her teachings and video will live on!
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コラボありがとうございました🌠また、お仕事でも、プライベートでもお話ししましょう♪
こちらこそ 興味深い話をありがとうございました！
ぜひ またお話ししたいです😊
深過ぎ❗文法的にも 単語的にも 意味的にも 常識的にも 完璧です。😯
もちろん、ゆうゆう さん と ゆうすけ さん の お話が 一番 深い ってゆーのは 当たり前 だと 思います🫡
Hi, I'm from Mexico and this collaboration really surprised me. I know how hard is to make subtitules for ゆすけさん so I really thank you for your effort! Hope you two guys have success in this content creation business. I'll do my best for someday comment on your videos in Japanese. Thank you!
お~ いいですね！ Comment in Japanese someday!!
僕も外国人として台湾に住んでいるので、今回のダブルゆうすけさんの話はすごく心にグッとくるものがあります😊 勉強になりました！
そうそう、けんさんも外国人として台湾に住んでますからね。
でもメキシコと比べると 台湾は日本に似てる部分が多いように思えますが どうでしょう？
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そうですね、台湾には割と日本っぽいなぁ〜っていうところもありますし、台湾らしいところもあります😆
この話題はかなり面白い話なので、次会う時にこういう話もできそうですね！
そうですね。次に会うのが楽しみです😊
OMG I can't believe I'm seeing YuYuさん and ゆうすけさん in the same video. These two are helping me a lot with my japanese. AMAZING VIDEO
Wow~😲 I'm super happy to hear that👍️
ME TOO!! I subscribed YuYu san channel too
Me tooooo, omg >//////
Nice
Its great for me to use this channel as my practice listening for Nihongo 👍🌹
That's a nice place to chat. Yuyu seems interesting, his points about becoming more tolerant of other people's behaviours is an interesting one.
I suppose being immersed in another country you're forced to either accept the new reality or move back home?
Travel does wonders for opening up people's mindsets though, I think as global travel becomes possible for more people the more connected people will be.
It's very different experiencing another country in person than just watching videos of it or seeing news articles which are often very biased toward a specific topic.
I completely agree with you. We find it exciting to feel the unbiased truth there.
I'm South Korean. Your videos make me feel absolutely helpful for learning japanese language. Thanks for uploading .
Thank you, too!
Hello, I have relatives in Argentina, I have been there and I've been many times in Japan.
I agree with everything you say in this conversation.
話が勉強の話題としても聞くこととしても完全に便利だと思ってありがとうございます
こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます😊
自然な会話はリスニングに最適です！
Well I also followed Yuyu for a long time 😮 I just listened his podcasts 😅 thanks for your conversation 😊
(＾ω＾)👍️
First time coming across your channel. It would be great if you uploaded the English to youtube and gave people the option to turn it on. This way less of the screen is taken up by subtitles.
Either way, nice conversation and content mate! Thanks!
This was an awesome collab! I could listen to you guys talk all day haha
Please do more! I love your videos :)
(⌒0⌒)／~thanks!!
THE collab
面白い会話ですね。日本は不寛容な社会つて、確かに！でも、だからこそ、その真面目な態度やいつも一生懸命に頑張る仕方は日本の誇りだと思います。💪🏻
そう言ってくれると うれしいです。僕もそう思います。僕は それでも日本が好きなので、日本らしさが残り続けてほしいと思ってます。
ゆうすけさん新しい動画を作ってすごく嬉しいです！ゆうゆう先生のチャネルが好きで僕の好きなユーチューブをコラボしてすごく嬉しかった。テーマがすごく面白くてゆうゆう先生の経験の事を聞いてる好きで解釈によって国に住めるかどうかを決めるですね。僕にとってはゆうすさんみたい日本が好き！変な所があるけどそんな独自が大好き例えば皆話し合うと自分だけじゃなくて他人の意見を考えてが素敵で日本人の思いやりや和を保つ文化の思うからめっちゃくちゃ好きです！それも日本語が大好き日本語が色々な独特があって擬声語が多くて複合動詞や特徴なリズムがあって韻が踏んで母音が多い所が大好きです！ゆうすけさんちょっと質問があり「常に取って」の意味を知らなくて教えてください
いつも見てくれて ありがとうございます。そして楽しんでくれて良かったです😊
「常に取って」とは、この会話の どこですか？
@@moshimoshi.yusuke2:19に言われていると思います
@@jaquaviuspeterson8785
その文脈は字幕の通りなので どのように説明したらいいか分かりませんが
those who 人たち
always 常に
take 取る ( ≒ 取ってる )
the stance そのスタンス
これで分かりますか？
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そう分かります！ゆうすけさんもいつもありがとうございます☺️次の動画を楽しみ！
I enjoy learning japanese with ゆうすけさん
ありがとう～！
Great collab between you two!
(⌒0⌒)／thanks!
このコラボありがとうございました！好きなユーチューバーのコラボ見るのがすごく楽しいし面白いですね！勉強になりました！私も、ゆうすけさん言った通りに、日本の変わったところめっちゃ好き！日本の文化に関して勉強すればするほど、もっと好きになります！この動画ありがとうございました！😊
日本の変わったところ って面白いですよね。たぶん ヨーロッパやアメリカから離れてて 言語が特殊だから 独自の文化が育ったんだと思います。
☺️💗 yes, Japan is strange but I've learned so much about it, I see more good than bad❤
(^-^)💕
Thanks for thinking of your faithful students and putting up yet another interesting video. I was trying to figure out what the plants are in back of you. Are they lotuses?
I'm not familiar with plants, but they seem to be lotus.
www.kensetsu.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/jimusho/toubuk/ueno/en_index.html
めちゃのんびりした背景を用意してくれましたねさすがゆうすけ先生 🦾
Hi, Gyokanさん!
元気でしたか？
そう、今回は背景が良かったです！天気が良かったのもGOOD👍️ですね。By the way, I can recognize you just by glancing at your profile pic 😄haha!⚽
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ええ久しぶりですね
記憶力がいい。それとも目立ちすぎるかも🤔
とにかく次の背景は富士山の天辺だろう
@@Gyokan7
僕がスポーツに興味があってマンチェスターUの赤いユニフォームが気になるんですよ。
今の季節の富士山は寒いよ～❄️
実は 次回は 夜に渋谷駅の近くを歩く動画です。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そうそう赤が一番だ
ああ凍えないようにやっぱ渋谷の方がいい。じゃあを楽しみに
Saikou no podcast..❤
Back from my vecation and treated with a new vid, thank you :D
Actually I'd also be mad if someone kept me waiting for so long..lol..it is a way of showing you don't value the other person's time :s but it also depends on what you're doing. If i'm sitting in a restaurant i'll be less annoyed. I got my drink and am comfy..i don't care. But if i had to stand around stupidly in a buzy train station not to mention if we had tickets for something... nope...
Still, yuyu's attetude is very healthy I guess.
Yeah, I completely agree with you. I too get annoyed if I have to wait for someone for a long time. You're right, YUYU-san is a very healthy thinker.
ゆうすけんさんは会話に使っている語彙は優れていると思います。鈍感力とか感性とか克服などはよくある言葉かもしれないですが、初耳で覚えときます！
教科書と比べると 日常会話は聞いたことがない単語が多いはずです。でも教科書よりも楽しく学べると思うので、日常会話の動画から たくさん学んで下さい😊
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 ありがとうございました。 やっと ゆうすけさん と ゆうすけさん の お話になりました。
この時間 待ってるぜ‼️🫡❤
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😄😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます。僕はYUYUさんと実際に会えて感動しました！
面白い動画って思うんですけど、作ってくれてありがとうございます
こちらこそ、楽しんでくれて うれしいです😊
Every time I listen to Japanese I hear each sound in my head! (But that is only one part of it, I still have to find more words to understand) Like every words spoken in a certain sound I can hear every detail. My Strong area is Hearing, I am a very good listener but a terrible at memorizing letters even in English my Second Language it can be sometimes hard to memorize stuff. But because I have such amazing hearing I am gonna excel in that area with zero issues. Memorizing it by sight will just take time but not impossible.
Aside from that, during my free time when I am not learning stuff, I take breaks by playing lots of Japanese Games in its native form, Like ドラゴンボールゼノバース２, and モンスターハンターライズ to name just 2 and for Shows/TV a ton of 仮面ライダー Live Action and I also discarded all the English music's I used to listen in favor of Japanese Music instead. I listen nothing but Japanese music, Like Scandal (Japanese Band) is one and a lot of デジタルモンスター
Also I even added some Old Classic Japanese Musics I am really into that are using the Japanese Flute. I love the sound it makes. I could hear a Native play the Japanese flute all day and never get bored of it. It feel so soothing to my ears. My Taste in music has drastically changed sense I started to learn Japanese, I don't regret it!
Some words I learned on my own
ホーム，ファイター、コンピューター、今何時ですか？ I wish I can list every word I learned but that will take forever. I have a slightly good grasp on how to fully utilize like の and が Particles in sentences. Provided I know the words to make use of particles though. Don't know enough words to form a sentence even in Text form. Missing a huge piece of my vocabulary.
I am learning from someone else as an additional help, But sadly the Japanese native passed away years ago, Feel sad about that. Her videos are helping me learn to type in Japanese and her instructions are so good and precise It allowed me to understand how to put sentences together hence the の and が she was the one who explained it. I hope she is in a better place.
I feel sad when a Native Japanese passes away who wants to help teach others Japanese its heart breaking. It's not great to find someone who has years of videos on youtube, Who teaches you so good that you later find out they passed.
Hi, Rairosuさん
May I ask the name of the TH-camr?
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Sure! It was CureDolly. It's just one of many sources though. Aside from watching your channel sense I try to get as much info as I can from other natives as I can! She is just one that helped me. I try not to rely on just 1 youtuber sense I like to broaden my choices.
She uses Trains as imagines to explain stuff. Which is SUPER helpful for me. Not to discredit anyone else though. I find everyone I watch useful in self learning. I cannot get any natives to teach me directly due to Real Life stuff. So I try to do my best to study on my own.
CureDolly actually helped me overcome a challenge I had, So it was very helpful to me.
Also the Japanese person behind Curedolly remains hidden sense ya know private family matters, I understand that privacy must be respected to the deceased and there family in Japan.
The Cause of death was cancer I think. There as a vid explaining her condition, The vid was posted before her passing it looked like she wanted to teach more but her condition got so bad she never got her chance to continue her teaching. No one deserves that fate.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Hope it's not to much trouble mentioning her.
Also, This is how I typed my Japanese Bio in a game called VRChat.
こんいちは、シロンです。 Second Life ユーザー
彼氏˸ ドレイク ｄ046
恒等式˸ ガブモン‚ ソニック‚ シロン‚ ライロス‚ グルスガンマモン
バイセクシュ、男性
Because です was another thing that helped me. I go by the name ウインドラゴン • シロン in VRChat because I use Shiron as my avatar, Its a White Furred Dragon who wears a flight cap and goggles from a old Anime.
I plan to talk to some native Japanese people through VRChat once I can form a decent conversation with them. I don't like to go in with little knowing much.
@@Rairosu
CureDolly,
I'll check it later.
Thanks😊
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ^^ Ok Keep in mind she uses a avatar in the video but the person who voices that avatar as II said is the one who passed away. Another great native teacher lost to us.
Even if she is gone her teachings and video will live on!
ゆうすけさん、多くの面白いポイントがありますよ。社会の厳しさについていいバランスを見付けるのはつらいことだと思います。日本の社会は厳しすぎるか。どう思いますか。
日本社会は厳しすぎるか
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厳しいと思いますよ。でも地域によって差があるんですよ。関西は東京と比べると少し緩い気がします。地方都市は もっと緩いです。僕は ほとんど東京とその周辺で生活してるんで 僕にとって それは普通です。でも外国人が東京で働いたら最初はストレスを感じるはずです。
@@moshimoshi.yusukeストレスは最悪ですね。🥺
それはよく主な原因の重病だと思います。
@@pierrebutaeye
でもストレスから逃げようとすると余計にストレスを感じませんか？ 戦争とか極端な場合を除いて ですけど、僕は厳しいストレス社会でも 病気の原因だとしても そこから逃げる気持ちは無いです。
@@moshimoshi.yusukeストレスを逃げるどころかストレスを分かるのは解決の初めかもしれない。😁
@@pierrebutaeye
「ストレスを分かるのは解決の初めかもしれない」
お返事うれしいんですが、正直に言うと 上の文は日本語の文章になってないので何を言いたいのかが分かりません。
ピエールさんは翻訳アプリを使ってコメントしてますか？もし翻訳アプリを使ってるなら別のアプリを使うことをオススメします。