Yeah, but I could never wear a achool uniform. Not that I care about my clothing, looks wise, but it feels so artificial and puts focus on something that shouldn’t matter.
@@ncard00 I would have liked it if we (in Germany) had school uniforms. It would have saved me a lot of bullying. Being ostracised just because you can't afford the new branded trousers or the cool Addidas or Nike trainers because your parents don't have enough money. In my case, I only had a single mum who could only work part-time because she was also looking after her bedridden mother. It's not nice to be called nicknames like "same old trousers" in the school playground. It wasn't just because of the way you dressed, it was because you weren't part of the group. You weren't invited to big birthday parties or when the class went out for ice cream after school. Four kids were always left out. It literally ruined my life and was another building block in almost twenty years of depression - and a suicide attempt.
You'd be surprised that they don't. It's almost all about conformity and working as a group for Japan, not as individual global leaders which is what the goal should be for any school.
I’m Canadian. So interesting to hear how different school is in Japan. In Canada it’s literally so different. So fascinating. I wish I had the opportunity to live in Japan
How was growing up in Canada? I've only ever known the US education system. And I know that even education in the US can also vary state to state in terms of what is taught, like the different languages or sports etc.
Canadian grew up in Ontario. my understanding and experience is that most students take French as a second language around 4th grade until 8th grade. Or your child can do french first language and start school entirely in french with an english course. Depending on what area you live or how large of a school you go to the courses will vary for older student. My secondary school only had French and Spanish for languages but for Sports there was a lot of options.
@@julieg25It’s similar. I live in Mexico but I also lived in Canada. Now, I lived in the poorest province in the country so I think my experience was a bit different from other provinces. At least where I was, your experience at school really depended on the neighborhoods you lived in. For example, I lived in a middle class area and I’d describe it as a typical American high school experience just with less amenities, sports facilities, class options, etc.. (seriously, you Americans have the most insane high schools! Some of them have pools!) On the other hand, my friend went to a high school in a poorer area and girls would just get up and walk out of class to take a phone call with their pimps. Lockdowns were very frequent and it wasn’t unusual for guns to be brought to school. And these two schools were in the same division. Same as anywhere else with a big gap between the rich and poor, I suppose.
I find these kind of videos fascinating! In the UK we wear uniforms as well but the culture of education is very different. And it’s lovely that the girls are enrolled in a local Japanese junior high school; I imagine it must be very interesting 😊
Public middle schools don't seem to have changed much from my time. It's a good thing Becca and Anna have subjects they are good at.😊 My niece, who is the same age, was given a home economics homework assignment to make 5 dishes. I watched her work on the assignment at her grandmother's house and it was very funny and cute.🤣
We also live in the area. My two daughters are Japanese-American and it's so nice to see another family speaking American Japenglish😁 thank you for your delicious coffee shop that offers a free-refill price, wifi, and wide tabletops. I just wish rt were open later so I could spend more time there doing remote work.
japan really makes sure the kids grow up well. I was lazy in school i wouldn't of wanted to do after school activities. i came home at 2:30 sat in front tv and thats it lol
What a sweet surprise to open up Google today and find this nice video. I thought “Wow! I know who those girls are!!!” I’ve known Uncle Tim & Aunt Christine for many, many years. So, I’ve gotten to follow your family’s life in Japan a little bit over the years. Thanks for sharing this interesting and fun video!! God bless you!! 😊❤
That was really interesting. I grew up in Germany and we also had Horizontal bars, basket ball, Volleyball, etc so the PE seems very similar to German PE. Looking forward to next week :) Happy Weekend all!
That was so interesting, thank you for making this video and thank you to the sisters for patiently answering the questions!🙂 They are so smart and lively! Their favourite subjects are no surprise 😁 Looking forward to the third instalment of your Japanese-only series!
during your talk about lunches and english you used music that sounds very much like studio gibli sound track which im a fan of thank you for another lovely video first time commenting
Love to see this! I went to 9th grade in Tokyo, Japan. I went to the American School In Japan. Some of the customs you guys discussed were similar for us, even though it was an “American” school- it was still quite Japanese. 😊
I'm half Japanese and I had a great school life. I had a few friends and I was the go to classmate for English studies students. I miss those days of highschool
For Indo-European languages such as English, German, and French, the issue of identity is not so much of a problem. Japanese, however, is fundamentally different from English in its grammar, structure, and ideology.When you speak Japanese and when you speak English, don't you feel as if you are two completely different people?
It is a completely different way of forming sentences and communicating, but I still feel like the same person, just with a more limited form of expressing myself (until my Japanese gets better at least!)
In Japanese, the subject is subordinate to the verb in the nominative case. This subject is shared by the listener. For this reason, Japanese philosophers argue that Japanese people are intersubjective. Once your child reaches adulthood, I recommend that they receive Western education in English.
I can tell you for certain, that I experienced an identity crisis coming from one European country and living in another, two totally different cultures alltogether, even though they are mostly what people consider "white"!!! I also had a complete culture shock when I went to Canada, also a "western" country. 😂😅
I think this TH-cam is very wonderful. I have been studying English every day for 30 years because I want to be able to speak with people from all over the world. I have a point of 3.0 in IELTS, so I think not only the children on TH-cam but also their parents who can speak Japanese and English are very good. I think that education at schools, universities, cram schools, etc. is not as good as it is overseas. I would like to research good education from all over the earth that will lead the 8 billion people on earth in a positive direction.
Really interesting perspective thank you! I love life in Japan videos. Have you ever thought about ways to help the girls pronounce the “r” sound in English? I used to have trouble as a child
Love their 制服 's sheen & how pretty the material looks. Also loving how they speak Japaninglish similar to how my sister and I speak spanglish to one another 🤣 Sometimes certain words or phrases comes easier in a particular language so we mix & match knowing the other knows both languages & will understand.
It´s interesting that both girls seem to be adapting differently. Anna seems more quiet while Becca seems to be embracing everything and more vivid, also including Japanese into her speech. If the girls get out of this experience fluent in Japanese - that would be awesome!
One seems like a normal teen, the other seems a bit slow. You should really let her know she shouldn't be wiping her nose with her hands every two minutes...They are old enough to become aware of their behaviors and expressions.
😅🎉Homeschooling👌🎉 Subjects covered by noon. Childrens group activities, museum, library, music and art lessons. A Lot of outdoor play😊cooking and cleaning saturday. Tests only age 15 on.
Thank you Becca and Anna for sharing about Junior High School.As an Elementary teacher in Malaysia, I'm fascinated with the different school systems in each country. I've heard lots about Elementary and High school, but never the in-between. You're the first people I've heard about Junior High , and this is super insightful! 😊 I've learnt so much! I have questions. How many after school clubs do you get to take part in a week? Do you need to go everyday? Are you able to switch or try out different clubs depending on the school term or do you have to stay with it for the whole year? Thanks again for the wonderful episode!
Thank you. Students typically choose a club to participate in at the beginning of junior high, maybe trying out a couple different clubs. But once they choose, it's usually that club for the rest of the 3 years in junior high. And yes, you go to clubs a LOT here in Japan, some of them 7 days a week (which seems a bit excessive to me)
@@LIJ Thank you so much for sharing! wow that's a HUGE commitment to go 7 days AND join for 3 whole years. 7 days sounds super excessive! What about their rest and spending time with their families? 😢
@@rebeccachia I had club activities seven times a week, but I had a lot of time to play and a lot of time with my family!! And in detail, the club activity period is about 2 years and 6 months.In Japan, there is a high school entrance examination, so third-year junior high school students will be forced to leave the club around September! And from October, only first-year junior high school students and second-year junior high school students will be doing club. When I was in junior high school, I did club activities from 16:00 to 18:00 or 18:30, and then went to cram school from 19:00!There were a lot of people like that around me.
Have Anna and Becca ever tried ballet (or other dance)? They have the perfect physique for it and since they like the gymnastic-type sports so much it might be something they really like! Also because they're musical already, playing instruments, conducting the school choir and such😊
As a Japanese, I am glad that papa and Anna-san speak such a beautiful Japanese! Since some English speakers in Japan only learn some basic phrases like good morning and thank you and otherwise speak English as Japanese is not necessary for their work or school if they are international communities.
Thank you for sharing another great video. Can Ruth share what’s she doings in a day while kids were out. Did Rebecca and Anna planning to taken 国語、算数、and Kanji kente?
I wonder if they would enjoy Sakura Gakuin, a school-themed singing and dancing group that existed from 2010-2020 and has some great albums and songs. The current group Babymetal was spun off from a subgroup called the "Heavy Music Club". The group's hilarious live streams are archived on the wiki of the SakuraGakuin subreddit.
Yup. Same experience as me! I was in shogakko roku-nen and chuggako-ichi-nen. Sounds exactly the same --- soji, shodo, kyushoku.... etc...:) I can still speak Japanese, so this is a great choice for your kids!
Are you augmenting their Japanese education with what they might be learning in an American school and if so, how? Are they able to skip out of any English classes?
いつも素敵な動画をありがとうございます。子供達の学校関係のことをテーマにするとアクセス数が非常に増えますね。バイリンガルの子供達がどのように成長していくのかものすごく興味があるということだと思います。ベッカとアンナは高校はどうするのでしょう。このあたりも新たなテーマとして取り上げて欲しいですね。 次回の日本語での1日も楽しみです。 Enjoy life in Japan!
the kids should keep on with their judo lessons at least in jr high school because with certain training ukemi (defensive technique when being thrown) sticks to you instinctively. i've been thrown off from horses several times while riding or been hit by a van while riding my bike but never injured my head or spines because of ukemi.
Do you all follow “Our Tribe of Many”? Their son is in Japan on a Christian mission currently. He’s in Sapporo and it looks SO much colder than where you all are!
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The girls are receiving an excellent education with incredibly supportive and intelligent parents.
I love how japan actually teaches the life skills that you're gonna need
Yeah, but I could never wear a achool uniform. Not that I care about my clothing, looks wise, but it feels so artificial and puts focus on something that shouldn’t matter.
@@ncard00 Flipside, allowing school be a fashion show absolutely puts focus and stress on something that shouldn't matter, but does.
@@ncard00 I would have liked it if we (in Germany) had school uniforms. It would have saved me a lot of bullying. Being ostracised just because you can't afford the new branded trousers or the cool Addidas or Nike trainers because your parents don't have enough money. In my case, I only had a single mum who could only work part-time because she was also looking after her bedridden mother. It's not nice to be called nicknames like "same old trousers" in the school playground. It wasn't just because of the way you dressed, it was because you weren't part of the group. You weren't invited to big birthday parties or when the class went out for ice cream after school. Four kids were always left out.
It literally ruined my life and was another building block in almost twenty years of depression - and a suicide attempt.
@@ncard00 Uniforms are meant to make everyone feel like they're on the same team. Japanese students love them
You'd be surprised that they don't. It's almost all about conformity and working as a group for Japan, not as individual global leaders which is what the goal should be for any school.
お嬢さんたち、英語と日本語両方できるのは、将来、凄い人生のプラスになると思います。公立中学校生活、勉強も大変でしょうが、楽しめているなら良いですね。お二人とも運動神経も素晴らしく良いですね～！😊
Thank you so much for introducing real school life in our country to many people of the world who are not familiar to Japan.
久しぶりに見に来ましたがすっかり中学生になってて、顔つきも身長も仕草とか話し方も大人っぽくなっててびっくりしました！
前回見たのは半年前ぐらいなのに、成長期の子供の変化って早いですね。
I’m Canadian. So interesting to hear how different school is in Japan. In Canada it’s literally so different. So fascinating. I wish I had the opportunity to live in Japan
How was growing up in Canada? I've only ever known the US education system. And I know that even education in the US can also vary state to state in terms of what is taught, like the different languages or sports etc.
Canadian grew up in Ontario. my understanding and experience is that most students take French as a second language around 4th grade until 8th grade. Or your child can do french first language and start school entirely in french with an english course. Depending on what area you live or how large of a school you go to the courses will vary for older student. My secondary school only had French and Spanish for languages but for Sports there was a lot of options.
@@julieg25It’s similar. I live in Mexico but I also lived in Canada. Now, I lived in the poorest province in the country so I think my experience was a bit different from other provinces. At least where I was, your experience at school really depended on the neighborhoods you lived in. For example, I lived in a middle class area and I’d describe it as a typical American high school experience just with less amenities, sports facilities, class options, etc.. (seriously, you Americans have the most insane high schools! Some of them have pools!) On the other hand, my friend went to a high school in a poorer area and girls would just get up and walk out of class to take a phone call with their pimps. Lockdowns were very frequent and it wasn’t unusual for guns to be brought to school. And these two schools were in the same division. Same as anywhere else with a big gap between the rich and poor, I suppose.
I find these kind of videos fascinating! In the UK we wear uniforms as well but the culture of education is very different. And it’s lovely that the girls are enrolled in a local Japanese junior high school; I imagine it must be very interesting 😊
Thank you!
I'm looking forward to the next episode,😊Japanese only day! アナちゃんの日本語、完全ネイティブやった😮すごかった！さすが！
Public middle schools don't seem to have changed much from my time.
It's a good thing Becca and Anna have subjects they are good at.😊
My niece, who is the same age, was given a home economics homework assignment to make 5 dishes.
I watched her work on the assignment at her grandmother's house and it was very funny and cute.🤣
5!? Oh heck no 🫠
Well I guess in Japan, with all the side dishes, it's not as big of a proposition.
いつも、いい家族だなぁって羨ましくなります。いつまでも仲良く、元気でお過ごしください。
We also live in the area. My two daughters are Japanese-American and it's so nice to see another family speaking American Japenglish😁 thank you for your delicious coffee shop that offers a free-refill price, wifi, and wide tabletops. I just wish rt were open later so I could spend more time there doing remote work.
Thanks for commenting!
Life in Japan本当に面白いし癒される家族ですね
ファンになってしまったこれからも応援しています
Blond twins, they must be celebrities! Cleaning the school is part of the reason Japan is such a spotless country.
Thanks for telling us what high school in Japan is like! The after school activities sound like a lot of fun!
japan really makes sure the kids grow up well. I was lazy in school i wouldn't of wanted to do after school activities. i came home at 2:30 sat in front tv and thats it lol
パパちゃん日本語上手になってる😄👍
9:29 サラのロボット部入部は楽しみだな♪笑
Thank you for the update, and it's nice to see some of the older school supplies return.
日本での生活は言葉を始め色々と大変な事があると思いますが、楽しい学生生活と良い思い出をたくさん作れると良いですね！お祈りしています😄
教育実習で見かけました❤
優しいお姉ちゃんと言って子供達が嬉しそうに遊んでいました。ありがとうございました！
Thank you Rebeca &Anna❤
What a sweet surprise to open up Google today and find this nice video. I thought “Wow! I know who those girls are!!!” I’ve known Uncle Tim & Aunt Christine for many, many years. So, I’ve gotten to follow your family’s life in Japan a little bit over the years. Thanks for sharing this interesting and fun video!! God bless you!! 😊❤
Thanks Jill!
最後のアナちゃんの日本語はしっかり喋ってるせいか声がはっきり聞こえて新鮮な感じ。
I can’t believe the twins are so big it feels like yesterday they were showing us their old backpacks
Time moves quickly!
that was sooo interesting!! and ahh i can't wait for next week, it's so fun when you guys speak japanese for a whole video :)
投稿ありがとうございます☺
自分自身の中学校生活（朝の会・授業・給食・掃除・部活など）を思い出して、とても懐かしかったです🏫
『日本語だけの日！』 最高ですね！
観ていて、ホッとします。
娘さんが、あんなに日本語を流暢に話せるんですね、
驚きました。
I can’t wait for the next episode! お楽しみ☺️
日本人の私には、活きた英語の勉強になりますね!
ありがたいです!
Thank you!
That was really interesting. I grew up in Germany and we also had Horizontal bars, basket ball, Volleyball, etc so the PE seems very similar to German PE. Looking forward to next week :) Happy Weekend all!
one of the best educations are the japenses, welldone for them learning other cultures its the most precious thing you can ever give thme for life
How lovely japanese twin siblings...
Nathan, congrats! Your daughter Anna, who is a fluent speaker of Japanese, gave you a pat on the back.
That was so interesting, thank you for making this video and thank you to the sisters for patiently answering the questions!🙂 They are so smart and lively! Their favourite subjects are no surprise 😁 Looking forward to the third instalment of your Japanese-only series!
during your talk about lunches and english you used music that sounds very much like studio gibli sound track which im a fan of thank you for another lovely video first time commenting
Thanks for commenting!
さすが、日本の学校に通い続けるからアナちゃんの日本語は完璧にネイティブスピーカー！
来週も楽しみだな〜♡ジョシュアくんの日本語力も小学校に入って更に伸びたかな？
Love to see this! I went to 9th grade in Tokyo, Japan. I went to the American School In Japan. Some of the customs you guys discussed were similar for us, even though it was an “American” school- it was still quite Japanese. 😊
Thanks for sharing!!
いつも素晴らしい家族のVIDEOありがとうございます😊
日本に馴染んでくれて感謝します！
Please enjoy your life in Japan.🥰
And then wish your safety in Japan.🛐
I'm half Japanese and I had a great school life. I had a few friends and I was the go to classmate for English studies students. I miss those days of highschool
For Indo-European languages such as English, German, and French, the issue of identity is not so much of a problem. Japanese, however, is fundamentally different from English in its grammar, structure, and ideology.When you speak Japanese and when you speak English, don't you feel as if you are two completely different people?
It is a completely different way of forming sentences and communicating, but I still feel like the same person, just with a more limited form of expressing myself (until my Japanese gets better at least!)
In Japanese, the subject is subordinate to the verb in the nominative case.
This subject is shared by the listener.
For this reason, Japanese philosophers argue that Japanese people are intersubjective.
Once your child reaches adulthood, I recommend that they receive Western education in English.
Yes, I do agree with you in that respect. Speaking another language also makes me play different roles. 😊
I can tell you for certain, that I experienced an identity crisis coming from one European country and living in another, two totally different cultures alltogether, even though they are mostly what people consider "white"!!! I also had a complete culture shock when I went to Canada, also a "western" country. 😂😅
素晴らしい家族です❤
One of the stores you mentioned is now in Phoenix. Daiso. It is really nice.
I think this TH-cam is very wonderful.
I have been studying English every day for 30 years because I want to be able to speak with people from all over the world.
I have a point of 3.0 in IELTS, so I think not only the children on TH-cam but also their parents who can speak Japanese and English are very good.
I think that education at schools, universities, cram schools, etc. is not as good as it is overseas.
I would like to research good education from all over the earth that will lead the 8 billion people on earth in a positive direction.
Really interesting perspective thank you! I love life in Japan videos. Have you ever thought about ways to help the girls pronounce the “r” sound in English? I used to have trouble as a child
We have been working on it, and they've gotten better, but we still are working. Part of it is from being so immersed in the Japanese.
The kids' japanese is getting better
Love their 制服 's sheen & how pretty the material looks. Also loving how they speak Japaninglish similar to how my sister and I speak spanglish to one another 🤣 Sometimes certain words or phrases comes easier in a particular language so we mix & match knowing the other knows both languages & will understand.
My niece got to spend 6 weeks on an exchange in high school. She stayed with 2 families in Osaka.
I hope your girls are having fun at your Japanese school😊
I'm starting to get ads in Japanese now when I watch your videos! I just got a Japanese ad about starting an online business! 😂
😊 @@オヤジ牛ちゃん
Ha ha! Wow, you're really becoming Japanese at heart :)
@@LIJ Now, if I can just manage to remember hiragana and katakana! a i u e o!
It´s interesting that both girls seem to be adapting differently. Anna seems more quiet while Becca seems to be embracing everything and more vivid, also including Japanese into her speech.
If the girls get out of this experience fluent in Japanese - that would be awesome!
One seems like a normal teen, the other seems a bit slow. You should really let her know she shouldn't be wiping her nose with her hands every two minutes...They are old enough to become aware of their behaviors and expressions.
日本語も英語もネイティブな生徒がいる場合、英語の先生とはどんな話をするのか、授業中はやはりどちらかと言うと教える側になる事が多いのか、すごい興味深い
先生発音がちょっと違いますー、とか、それよりもこういう言い回しの方が自然ですとか言うのかしら
懐かしい思い出がどんどんと😊
Sugoii!! I love Japan too and of course is a good country to live there!
Im proud of them
😅🎉Homeschooling👌🎉
Subjects covered by noon.
Childrens group activities, museum, library, music and art lessons. A Lot of outdoor play😊cooking and cleaning saturday. Tests only age 15 on.
Thank you Becca and Anna for sharing about Junior High School.As an Elementary teacher in Malaysia, I'm fascinated with the different school systems in each country. I've heard lots about Elementary and High school, but never the in-between. You're the first people I've heard about Junior High , and this is super insightful! 😊 I've learnt so much! I have questions. How many after school clubs do you get to take part in a week? Do you need to go everyday? Are you able to switch or try out different clubs depending on the school term or do you have to stay with it for the whole year? Thanks again for the wonderful episode!
Thank you. Students typically choose a club to participate in at the beginning of junior high, maybe trying out a couple different clubs. But once they choose, it's usually that club for the rest of the 3 years in junior high. And yes, you go to clubs a LOT here in Japan, some of them 7 days a week (which seems a bit excessive to me)
@@LIJ Thank you so much for sharing! wow that's a HUGE commitment to go 7 days AND join for 3 whole years.
7 days sounds super excessive! What about their rest and spending time with their families? 😢
@@rebeccachia
7日間部活動するのは全国大会を目指すような私立校の強い部活動だとあったりします。（全国大会優勝を目指すような強豪校では寮生活だったりします）
一般的な都内・神奈川の公立校では一週間に3～5回くらいです。
親は子供が目標へ向かって一生懸命ならば協力すると思います。
@@zebrakinnikuman2173自分が通ってた大阪の公立中学は女子バスケ部と女子バレー部は週7でしたよー！バスケ部は大阪で上位でした。違う中学の子も女子バスケ部と女子バレー部は週7だったそうです！笑自分の記憶では月に2回とかしか休みなかった気がします。
@@rebeccachia I had club activities seven times a week, but I had a lot of time to play and a lot of time with my family!! And in detail, the club activity period is about 2 years and 6 months.In Japan, there is a high school entrance examination, so third-year junior high school students will be forced to leave the club around September! And from October, only first-year junior high school students and second-year junior high school students will be doing club. When I was in junior high school, I did club activities from 16:00 to 18:00 or 18:30, and then went to cram school from 19:00!There were a lot of people like that around me.
Have Anna and Becca ever tried ballet (or other dance)? They have the perfect physique for it and since they like the gymnastic-type sports so much it might be something they really like! Also because they're musical already, playing instruments, conducting the school choir and such😊
アナさんベッカさんは学校生活自体は楽しいですか。多分試験以外は楽しいかもしれませんね。私もそうでしたから（笑）。でも授業の他に清掃
給食当番など、そして部活などいろいろと忙しいですね。もうお二人ともバイリンガルとして育っています。これから将来の大人になっていく道
程の中で中学、高校の経験はきっと役立ちます。頑張ってください。
Can't wait for all Japanese day!
二人とも成長し大きくなったね。将来はどこの国で仕事をするのかな・・・？
great idea - I loved this video
Thanks :)
次回が楽しみ！
7:45.. wow, girls! Love watching you on the bar, 🤩
This is so cool and inspiring 🤩💞✨:)
Hello from Victoria BC Canada!!
As a Japanese, I am glad that papa and Anna-san speak such a beautiful Japanese! Since some English speakers in Japan only learn some basic phrases like good morning and thank you and otherwise speak English as Japanese is not necessary for their work or school if they are international communities.
They speak English with non-native accents though so it's come at a price.
女子でも柔道の授業がある事に驚きました。40代ですが、私の時代には柔道は男子だけだったので。
次の動画も楽しみです～！パパの日本語力があがってる！？
Thank you for sharing another great video.
Can Ruth share what’s she doings in a day while kids were out.
Did Rebecca and Anna planning to taken 国語、算数、and Kanji kente?
4:19 "thats the answers...." *eyebrow waggle*. LOL !!
アナちゃんベッカちゃん大きくなったな〜。大変なことも多いと思うけど、楽しい学校生活を送れているようで良かった
最後普通に日本語喋っててビックリしたw で思ったのが英語の授業w 先生の気持ちを考えると気の毒だ😂w 先生は妙に緊張するだろうねwww
The twins talking at the same time 😂
saying the same thing, no less!
川崎育ちですが、私立中学校だったので息子たちが行く予定の公立中学校のことが実はよくわかっておりませんでした。中学校でも給食があるのはありがたいですね。参考になりました。ありがとうございます。
自分の年は８０歳弱ですが、昔は鉄棒の逆上がりが出来なく寂しい思をしたことを思い出します。
omg u guys are so lovely!!!
I’d also love to hear Becca and Anna say a few phrases in Portuguese, now that they’re learning.
I wonder if they would enjoy Sakura Gakuin, a school-themed singing and dancing group that existed from 2010-2020 and has some great albums and songs. The current group Babymetal was spun off from a subgroup called the "Heavy Music Club". The group's hilarious live streams are archived on the wiki of the SakuraGakuin subreddit.
I forgot to mention that Sakura Gakuin consists only of girls from ages 10 to 15.
Yup. Same experience as me! I was in shogakko roku-nen and chuggako-ichi-nen. Sounds exactly the same --- soji, shodo, kyushoku.... etc...:) I can still speak Japanese, so this is a great choice for your kids!
Did you eventually go to an English-speaking school?
@@LIJ, not while in Japan. When I returned to Canada, I resumed the bilingual program (English/French).
You guys should meet up with oriental pearl,and collab on her channel as she talks with Americans raised in Japan
'Oriental' is racist.
子供たちの成長は早いですね 次回の動画楽しみにしています
英語は満点ですね。英語の先生は彼女たちの前で英語を話すのは照れるだろうなぁ。(笑)
中学の時ハーフで英語ペラペラの子いたけど実際外国で使う英語と日本の学校で習う英語が全然違うから英語授業嫌いって言ってました笑あと英語は満点ではなかったですね。日本の学校の英語教育は意味がないってことですね😂
@@pmgda 帰国子女ですが、日本に帰国してから正しい英語の文法を本格的に学びました。口語と文語は違うので、結局は役に立ちます。
最近の小。中学校には【週番】は無いのかな？【週番】と右腕に【腕章】を着けて一週間交代で諸連絡や要件をする。昔の軍隊では【週番士官】などと言う輪番制の役割があった。
とにかく日本の学校を楽しんで下さい。日本の子供たちにも好循環が生まれます。
私の時は剣道・柔道からの選択科目でした。
柔道を選択しましたが剣道は着替えが本当に大変そうだった・・・
2年くらい前からずっと楽しみに観ています😊
ライターさん家大好き❤
Those horizontal bars remind me of movie 🎬 A taste of tea.😂
Love from our whole family from India
Please make a video on Japanese High school
むかーーし自分が通ってた中学校に通っているのがなんか不思議☺
いつの間に給食になったの！とか学校指定のカバンなくなったの！とかうわばきの色とか！びっくり！
学校生活楽しんでください♪
Have the girls ever attended a school in America? Thanks for the video, it was very interesting 🙋🏻♀️🇦🇺
Never- so there's really nothing to compare it to for them!
オススメに出てきて久しぶりに拝見しました。頻繁に登録チャンネルを整理するので外したままにしていました。最後に観たのはコロナ前だったかもしれません。いつの間にか中学生になっていてビックリ😳
登録し直して過去動画も拝見します😊
G'day from Australia ❤
日本人には当たり前でも慣れるのは大変でしょうね
ただ小学校から通ってるなら少しはラクかもしれませんね
ご両親の学生時代との比較も楽しそうですね😍👍
Are you augmenting their Japanese education with what they might be learning in an American school and if so, how? Are they able to skip out of any English classes?
いつも素敵な動画をありがとうございます。子供達の学校関係のことをテーマにするとアクセス数が非常に増えますね。バイリンガルの子供達がどのように成長していくのかものすごく興味があるということだと思います。ベッカとアンナは高校はどうするのでしょう。このあたりも新たなテーマとして取り上げて欲しいですね。
次回の日本語での1日も楽しみです。
Enjoy life in Japan!
the kids should keep on with their judo lessons at least in jr high school because with certain training ukemi (defensive technique when being thrown) sticks to you instinctively. i've been thrown off from horses several times while riding or been hit by a van while riding my bike but never injured my head or spines because of ukemi.
素晴らしい家族。
so interesting to hear thanks for sharing!
ハロ～🙂
私の好きな時間は、給食でした😮
勉強は、めちゃ苦手でした…😅
😅
This video is very interesting! 😊
The next video of this type, the girls can explain for the rules for uniform? 🤔🙂
日本語、話すアナちゃんかわいいね😃
Do you all follow “Our Tribe of Many”? Their son is in Japan on a Christian mission currently. He’s in Sapporo and it looks SO much colder than where you all are!
Some one else commenting about them, so I should probably check them out!
@@LIJ They’re amazing!