@@73elephants honestly even then. She definitely wouldn't be where she's at without it but still very impressive. To me it's impressive with any tonal language.
I accidentally came across this channel and this video. I'm also from Ukraine, just like Anastasia. It's ironic that I started learning Japanese a month before the full-scale invasion. Unfortunately, it isn't possible to continue this since February. I hope that after the victory I will have the opportunity to return to this business and one day I will rewatch this video without subtitles. Thank you for the content, Jin from Japan.
I hope your circumstances change soon so that you may be able to continue your studies. FYI, the Japanese government and universities have special scholarships and financial assistance for Ukrainians.
I like your content, really interesting! No offense, but I saw your video about things you dont like about japan. One thing was the "Nodding culture" and you are clearly doing it as well over the whole interview :D
She found a good chance to visit Japan not a refugee hope she enjoys her time in Japan, if it was about refugee her family would be with her the title isn't accurate.
I hope they all return to ukraine as soon as possible its good they are safe but when whole of european countries are accepting them theirs no need to travel all the way to japan it makes no sense at all
Even with lot of small mistakes she doing amazing. J, looks bit boring and would be amazing if he smile or talk a bit more instead this non-stop questions
If she didn't study Japanese before moving there that is truly impressive. Even though she seems a bit sad because she misses her family she also seems to really enjoy being in Japan which is great and at least she's safer than If she was still in Ukraine.
She? Looked sad? She left her family behind and flew to Japan although her city wasn’t in danger… Also looks like you ,missed what said, she studied Japanese in university back home and her dream to come to Japan. She used the war situation to fly to Japan with a free trip.
@@luckywetland yeah I did miss that still even though it has happened not the way she would of wanted at least she has achieved that goal hopefully her family is safe and one day they can go back home.
Older people just won't leave their home until there's no other way (like house is completely destroyed, and even then..). Especially those, who grew up in the USSR, they are not easy to accept change and move to another place. Even when their house is bombed and living in their home is not safe.
Alert! Alert! Alert! A deep earthquake occurred under the Nankai Trough in Japan today. That is a very bad thing to see. I heard the Nankai Trough fault line is due to have a 9.3m earthquake in the near future years ago. Also, an earthquake swarm is occurring over 100 miles to the south southeast of Tokyo Japan. And people in southeast of Japan, get ready for a possible big 7.0m earthquake to happen there at any time now. According to dutchsince.
If I had a dream and opportunity to leave my country and move somewhere I’ve always wanted to live I’d also do something like this. Like why not? If you have a chance you should take it
@@notlecturing you know someone people don’t want to leave their home even if it’s dangerous, it depends on people. So maybe her family just didn’t want to leave but she did. Even if it’s a chance why not? Maybe she can have a better life in Japan.
@Paul W.A That's because you don't know about the refugees in Japan from the Korean War, Vietnam War, Myanmar, etc. Also the Uygurs, Tiberans, Hazara, and Kurds living in Japan. The first Muslim refugees were Tatars after the Russian revolution.
I completely agree. She is from west Ukraine and even says in the video there is a low chance of her hometown being invaded. She saw the opportunity to live in Japan for free for a year and she took it. Smart girl because if any of us had the same opportunity we would take it too.
Her level of japanese is amazing!!
Iwas surprised, too, until she said she was already studying Japanese in college before she came.
@@73elephants honestly even then. She definitely wouldn't be where she's at without it but still very impressive.
To me it's impressive with any tonal language.
@@kbo8029 Japanese isn't a tonal language.
I would have never imagined Jin doing something like this, but absolutely fantastic work. Great interviewing skills. Lots of love from the UK♥️
Such a pretty girl! 🧡 And her japanese is really impressive 👏 I hope she will be happy in Japan.
Respect to the girl. I love their conversations on this!💜 すごい kanji is hard but I'm trying to.💜 more power to your content Jin! 💜
Дуже приємна дівчина. Дякую за інтерв'ю! Було приємно дізнатися, що Японія приймає українських біженців)
I accidentally came across this channel and this video. I'm also from Ukraine, just like Anastasia. It's ironic that I started learning Japanese a month before the full-scale invasion. Unfortunately, it isn't possible to continue this since February. I hope that after the victory I will have the opportunity to return to this business and one day I will rewatch this video without subtitles. Thank you for the content, Jin from Japan.
Greeting from the United States. Your countrymen seem to be enjoying those HIMARS, I hope it makes victory come sooner! Slava Ukraine!
I will keep you and Ukraine in my prayers. 🙏
I hope your circumstances change soon so that you may be able to continue your studies. FYI, the Japanese government and universities have special scholarships and financial assistance for Ukrainians.
俺ももっと英語を勉強すれば良かったと思うね、世界が広がるもんね
若い時は１００か国以上も放浪したけど、いい加減な言葉で渡り歩いて何も身についていない
まあ残り時間が少ないから良いんだけどね
ウクライナ国民は可哀想だよね、当時はソ連だから行ってはいないけどね
何せ昔からソ連ロシア嫌いだったから、行きたくもなかったんだよ
シベリヤ抑留者が親族にいたからね
興味深い動画でした！
Excellent content Jin. Hope to see more x
Wauw, this is one of a kind video! Thanks for this Jin!!
Man I always wish to go to japan but thank you for helping me for tips of japan
I like your content, really interesting!
No offense, but I saw your video about things you dont like about japan.
One thing was the "Nodding culture" and you are clearly doing it as well over the whole interview :D
hahaha i noticed this too 😭
Great video! Keep it up
She found a good chance to visit Japan not a refugee hope she enjoys her time in Japan, if it was about refugee her family would be with her the title isn't accurate.
Why is her voice so cute
Speake japanese lol
Envious of her Japanese! Here in the USA we nod a lot too. Or at least where I live.
Хочу в Японію...😊
１ヶ月日本で住んでそんなレベルはスゲー
I hope they all return to ukraine as soon as possible its good they are safe but when whole of european countries are accepting them theirs no need to travel all the way to japan it makes no sense at all
I thought you were not Japanese when I firstly watched your Shorts
i can´t believe its an refugee? how she speak THAT GOOD japanese? its not possible
彼女はウクライナ人としてはとてもネイティブに話します、そしてそれは良い面接スキルでもありました
Even with lot of small mistakes she doing amazing. J, looks bit boring and would be amazing if he smile or talk a bit more instead this non-stop questions
If she didn't study Japanese before moving there that is truly impressive.
Even though she seems a bit sad because she misses her family she also seems to really enjoy being in Japan which is great and at least she's safer than If she was still in Ukraine.
She? Looked sad? She left her family behind and flew to Japan although her city wasn’t in danger…
Also looks like you ,missed what said, she studied Japanese in university back home and her dream to come to Japan.
She used the war situation to fly to Japan with a free trip.
@@luckywetland yeah I did miss that still even though it has happened not the way she would of wanted at least she has achieved that goal hopefully her family is safe and one day they can go back home.
@@luckywetlandIf your entire country was involved in a war wouldnt you want to leave? I know damn well i would even if the part i lived in was "safe"
She was studying Japanese at uni in Ukraine prior to applying for refugee status.
@@luckywetland OMG, you don't have to be such an as$hole, especially in public. People might think you're a russian troll or something.
Romania be like: Budy ....... we have 2 m refuges
July 13... I was 7 on 2022
Хочу в Японію...
普段は家族がみんなが安全な場所に避難するけど、ウクライナで住んでた場所は安全なのに、一人だけ避難したのはなぜ？
Older people just won't leave their home until there's no other way (like house is completely destroyed, and even then..). Especially those, who grew up in the USSR, they are not easy to accept change and move to another place. Even when their house is bombed and living in their home is not safe.
They bring real gachimuchi from japan not from russia
why don't you look for malaysians living in japan 🙃 for sure they brought malaysian name to japan
めぁけゑイちゴぱツぢフサュュゥヵを
Alert! Alert! Alert! A deep earthquake occurred under the Nankai Trough in Japan today. That is a very bad thing to see. I heard the Nankai Trough fault line is due to have a 9.3m earthquake in the near future years ago. Also, an earthquake swarm is occurring over 100 miles to the south southeast of Tokyo Japan. And people in southeast of Japan, get ready for a possible big 7.0m earthquake to happen there at any time now. According to dutchsince.
why did she flee if she says its not dangerous in her town. Her language is very good. Sounds like she is getting a free trip
If I had a dream and opportunity to leave my country and move somewhere I’ve always wanted to live I’d also do something like this. Like why not? If you have a chance you should take it
Because ukraine is shithole. I also want to leave it, but I’ll do it legally
She says her neighbouring town was bombed. Just because it isn't as dangerous as east ukraine, doesn't mean it's not dangerous at all.
@@Udontknowmi if it was about looking for a refugee then the whole family would go with her obviously, it's just a chance to visit Japan really.
@@notlecturing you know someone people don’t want to leave their home even if it’s dangerous, it depends on people. So maybe her family just didn’t want to leave but she did. Even if it’s a chance why not? Maybe she can have a better life in Japan.
يا لول
ウクライナの方なら、もちろん日本人を始め、たくさんの高所得国の方に観覧を頂くやろうと思いますが、白人以外の避難者、難民者のインタビューも行うことを考えてみてくださいね。
@Paul W.A That's because you don't know about the refugees in Japan from the Korean War, Vietnam War, Myanmar, etc. Also the Uygurs, Tiberans, Hazara, and Kurds living in Japan. The first Muslim refugees were Tatars after the Russian revolution.
I completely agree. She is from west Ukraine and even says in the video there is a low chance of her hometown being invaded. She saw the opportunity to live in Japan for free for a year and she took it. Smart girl because if any of us had the same opportunity we would take it too.
You the whole time m m m m
早く日本から出てって欲しい😊
住んでた場所は全然危なくないのに日本に難民した。意味不明
@@luckywetland でも、ウクライナ人だけが高待遇なのは何故？
@@omi4470 そう、変ですよね。
岡山県の総社市役所とか千葉県の鎌ケ谷市役所などで、日本語喋れないくせに特別に勤務されるのは一番おかしくてマジ腹が立つ。
しかも特別にテレビに出たり、市長と面会したりして、そういう特別扱いを見たことないです。
でも、その高待遇を考えられる説があります。
簡単に言えば、アメリカはロシアと仲悪い。日本もロシアとあの北の島で争ってる。
それで、国はアメリカの指示通り、ロシアに制裁を適用して、わざとウクライナ難民受け入れて高待遇して、マスコミで見せてる感じですね。
彼女のように日本が好きで日本語を学んでる人々はずっと日本にいて欲しいです。
逆にクルド人のように犯罪ばかりで危険な人々は日本には要らない。同様に日本語の出来ない外国人に日本に住まわれても正直困る。
本気ですか？なぜそんなことを言うのですか？あなたは人種差別主義者ですか？彼女は日本語をとても上手に話しますが、特に彼女が多くのことを経験しなければならなかった後に、あなたはまだそう言います。なぜ彼女を褒めないのですか？彼女は賞賛に値する。
Oh c'mon, she's not a refugee. The title is so misleading. She sad her dream was to visit Japan and here it is - free trip.
Her neighbouring town was bombed. Are we that insensitive that we gatekeep what being a refugee means?