I only watched the first 10 minutes, but I wanted to point out 3 errors. The first one is obvious, but the other two might be important if you're a beginner who can't read Japanese and is using this video to learn: 2:47 English audio says "door" instead or "backyard". 4:43 Japanese audio says ヒール (Heel) instead of ビール (Beer). 9:10 To me, at least, it sounds like the Japanese audio says 根っこ (Nekko) instead of 猫 (Neko).
I watched none of it really but want to point out the biggest error which is the pretty lady on thumbnail was nowhere to be found - just a blackboard...
"Osake" is for alcohol in general; what English speakers call "sake" is normally referred to as "Nihonshu" in Japan. Source: Me, who's had a few cups of nihonshu in an izakaya or two.
A friend of mine sent me this link with the qestion - at 1:07:54 the Kanji for year is displayed, with the romaji toshi under it. But the pronunciation is nen. Both nen and toshi are readings for this kanji, and both mean year but it was very confusing for my friend to see it written as toshi but pronounced totally different.
I wanted to download the PDF and I thought it was for free, but everytime I click to download it opens up a new page showing that I need a premium account or something. Why tho?
Katakana is used for foreign words only (with very few exceptions). Hiragana is mostly used by children learning to write and beginners. For example, in video games for kids like Pokemon, the entire game is written in hiragana. Kanji is used normally in the language. Kanji is just the correct way to write in Japanese, while hiragana is the phonetic way (while you learn the kanji).
How can I believe in this video when you say bathroom is bathurumu??? It totally is not. If you mean the place where you "relieve yourself", it's called toe-E-le (toire) and if you mean the place where you bathe, it's called furoba. Never is it bathurumu. IT's WRONG to teach people Americanized stuff because "it's good enough" or "people will know what you're talking about". It's not hard to say the real words and for sure they will understand their own language.
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I only watched the first 10 minutes, but I wanted to point out 3 errors.
The first one is obvious, but the other two might be important if you're a beginner who can't read Japanese and is using this video to learn:
2:47 English audio says "door" instead or "backyard".
4:43 Japanese audio says ヒール (Heel) instead of ビール (Beer).
9:10 To me, at least, it sounds like the Japanese audio says 根っこ (Nekko) instead of 猫 (Neko).
I watched none of it really but want to point out the biggest error which is the pretty lady on thumbnail was nowhere to be found - just a blackboard...
@@nerdiloo9863 lol
I heard the beer one right away
2:46 -Backyard- *DOOR*
うらにわ? かってぐち? わたし わ 混乱 して います...
Correct and to correct are 2 different things :D To correct = Naosu. Correct = Tadashii.
You need 800 Japanese vocabulary and 100 Kanji to pass the JLPT N5, this video helped me to learn some new vocabulary.
Amazing how much you simplified this.
It would be great if you use hiragana/katakana alongside kanji. Anyway great video
With "alcohol", is it more common to use "Arukoru" than "Osake", or is Osake only in reference to sake itself?
"Osake" is for alcohol in general; what English speakers call "sake" is normally referred to as "Nihonshu" in Japan. Source: Me, who's had a few cups of nihonshu in an izakaya or two.
Alcohol sections in Konbinis have written signs saying "Kore wa osake desu". Though i'm not sure which ones more common to use.
The level of these words is at least N4. ThEy are NOT for beginners.
I remember when i study japanese with the Sensei Miriam tábata AND the Sensei Kenzo kobashibawa thank to the Two teachers i Learn a Lot of japanese
A friend of mine sent me this link with the qestion - at 1:07:54 the Kanji for year is displayed, with the romaji toshi under it. But the pronunciation is nen. Both nen and toshi are readings for this kanji, and both mean year but it was very confusing for my friend to see it written as toshi but pronounced totally different.
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I wanted to download the PDF and I thought it was for free, but everytime I click to download it opens up a new page showing that I need a premium account or something. Why tho?
I did download the PDF using the free account only, but it was some days ago
@@RealEduardoAlves How did you do that? I was trying to do but I don't know why it's doesn't work
Alice Florio yeah you gotta get TH-cam red for that
these are all tricks of click bait !
Just download the video on mp3 or mp4. Quick solution I did it.
Thank you teach
Thank you
Wow! So useful! Thank you!
Best n useful,, thanks sis;
Indeed she did I'm not gonna say it how she says it I'ma say it like English they will understand she like a saying it like that💯💯💯💯🏆🥇
Good! But where and how to use katakan , hiragana and kanji pls details me🙏
Katakana is used for foreign words only (with very few exceptions).
Hiragana is mostly used by children learning to write and beginners. For example, in video games for kids like Pokemon, the entire game is written in hiragana.
Kanji is used normally in the language. Kanji is just the correct way to write in Japanese, while hiragana is the phonetic way (while you learn the kanji).
I wish I could learn Japanese so fast
Are you good at it yet?
turn the playback speed at 2x
@@milefiori7694 lmao-💀
Wow Jerr! Du Japon tu me gardes en vie!
The number 63 is the candy my Japanese teacher said it’s あめ-ame
anyone can help me please? is the "g" pronounced differently when inside of a word? it sounds like "ng" in that case to me
Dear Japanese 101: You have mistranscriptions in your video: at 'uraniwa' (backyard?), the anrration utters 'door'.
Okay I will practise the words until 7:00 (50 words) uwu
500 words? Woah
She enjoyed saying banana
Hahaha yeah
2:56
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haha
bro y’all always have to be dirty minded
watch in 2×
arigatou
Alcohol is お酒 in Japanese. This must’ve been done through Google translate.
町 town or city?
i wonder if every thing in this video is correct!
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"Accountant" first time I see that word
No hace falta aprenderla en la mayoría de los casos.
If you lasted to the end there were several more mistakes. It really put a damper on me as to how much I could actually trust it. :(
as long as i dont refresh this, im first
Banana is the best
Orewa watashi Arnav des
How can I believe in this video when you say bathroom is bathurumu??? It totally is not. If you mean the place where you "relieve yourself", it's called toe-E-le (toire) and if you mean the place where you bathe, it's called furoba. Never is it bathurumu. IT's WRONG to teach people Americanized stuff because "it's good enough" or "people will know what you're talking about". It's not hard to say the real words and for sure they will understand their own language.
No disrespect but , is the one pronouncing japanese word with ‘g’ sounding like ‘ng’ and not sounding like ‘g’ . Is that how it’s suppose to sound?
Isogashii sounds like isongashii.
Oh alright...
ONLY 500 words for beginners. Starting easy mode
Lisa is now officially clickbait
How is 500 beginner? Basic conversation can be done easily with under 100 words.
Im just here for the race to be 1st 😂🔥
The way she said barley that’s quite the southern accent💀
why she gotta say banana so many times
maybe she loves banana a lot
I swear there is an accent. Of course, I learned Japanese on Kyushu.. so..
thanks for your videos, but some of your pronunciations does not match the writings! like GOGO! the lady says gomo
its the accent. shusshhhh
3:14 reminds me of something else
Oh, lord Lol
Hentai UwU
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FATHER (49).
There are lot of errors in this video...
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Really?? A beginner needs to know the words appetizer and backbone?
So many errors... This doesn't exactly inspire one to pay money for this stuff! Especially since their other videos are similarly error-filled.