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This is English THIS IS ALSO ENGLISH We might see these as the "same" letter but for a foreign learner there really are two sets of characters to learn. This is somewhat analogous to Hiragana and Katakana.
Actually it involves in historical reason,hiragana is used for daily spoken language,katakana is used for reading of foreign language like English and for specific name like companies or people's name ,since Japanese borrowed Chinese characters in tang dynasty, kanji is formed,however,since Chinese has many words which are Same in pronunciation but different in tone,while Japanese doesn't have that kind of tones, they have to indicate the words in kanji to prevent confusion
@@bosco_c6431 there is one more reason and I believe it's more significant. Writing in kanji is shorter, than in kana. In old days writing material (I hope I use right words) was not that cheap. I remember how my native language (Russian) was written in old manuscripts. For instance, instead of Богородица (lit. the Mother of God) in the Bible wrote Б҃ца. And it's just one of the tricks used to save precious space.
@@RanmaruRei yes,as the Japanese borrow kanji, they speak kanji in their language, which the advantage of original kanji , one character has one syllable only has disappeared , in Japanese spoken Japanese ,1 character might have 1 or even 3 syllables for one kanji, if they directly write in hiragana or katakana, the sentence will be so long
I've been finding the Japanese handwriting recognition input method very useful. It's actually really useful for learning how to read and write without an actual teacher, since you can usually tell when you've written so poorly that you've got the wrong character! ありがとう!
I started learning Japanese a few days back and the Google keyboard is really good too, especially for beginners because it has a variation for Japanese where you can actually draw the letter and it's closest match is shown. Typing is slow, but it's great for practice.
Yeah, it also saves a lot of space because it uses less characters which is good for things that have a limit on characters like insta bios, discord messages etc.
It's actually pretty interesting! The Kanji characters got obviously introduced first, when Japan didn't have its own writing system. Since women were not allowed to learn Kanji in the 8th century, they made up their own writing system, Hiragana. Men were allowed to learn Kanji in the 8th century but were not always sure about the pronunciation, that's why they invented Katakana, to write it above the Kanji and therefore know how a specific word gets pronounced. Nowadays, hiragana is used above a kanji to know its pronunciation, while Katakana is used for foreign words :)
Early Japanese Language Meeting "Alright, we got Hiragana fully understood! Finally, a simple writing system to communicate ideas!" "Hmmmm, with these characters all jumbled together its kinda hard to read" "I got an idea. How about we add spac---" "LET'S ADD AN ADDITIONAL ALPHABET TO DISTINGUISH WORDS!" "Sure, let's go with that" "Yep, the easiest solution, really."
I am Japanese and am a young person, but I don't use the typing system. I usually use the Roma Ji Keyboard, it looks like normal English keyboard. Some Japanese use that one, so you don't have to remember the way he explained if you found difficulty. However, that one which he explained is the most common way to type on the phone(many elderly folks can't do this though), if you could do this every Japanese will be surprised!!! Please try just a once(^^♪ sorry if my english was not good
I’ve been learning Japanese and I agree that the romaji keyboard is way easier to use, especially since I’m an English speaker. All you have to do is remember the sound of the word and you can type it. I think it’s best at the beginning but using the other keyboard is probably better once you’re more proficient in Japanese (since you should be learning more about moras and becoming intuitive with sentence structure and kanji). The journey has only begun! 日本語は難しいです (Hopefully I didn’t mess up that sentence 😂)
@That One Guy Who Didn't Watch Fate oh ok yeah I like kpop so for a second I was kinda sad when I thought someone else thought that just because someone likes kpop it makes them a Koreabo so thanks for not being like them
Flick input became a lot easier for me once I realised: tApping is all the A/あ sounds, Up is all the U /う sounds, dOwn is all the O/お sounds. Left is I/い and right is e/え. As long as you remember left and right are swapped, you can use the vowels in English directions to remember the keyboard. (Apart from を and ん).
@@ray8221-y4r sure :) so 日本人 is nihonjin how you probably know. 日本語 is read nihongo. The kanji 人 (if it stands alone its read hito) is btw the kanji for human and the kanji 語 (go) is the one for language. You can add 語 at the end of any country to say the language and 人 to say the are from there. For example, ドイツ人 (doitsujin) means the German human andドイツ語 (doitsugo) means German as the language. So if I say 僕はドイツ人です (boku ha[wa] doitsujin desu) it means "I am German". Hope I could help you a bit, I´m learning Japanese now since about 1 and a half year. So if you have any questions just ask :p
@@ray8221-y4r I´m glad I could help you. You have a hard time ahead of you, but just keep on doing it. The first months will be okay, but then after half a year, it will get quite difficult. But in the end, it will be worth it haha xD. I'm not any close to be fluent but I´m able to understand the general meaning behind conversations :c I just recommend you learning the Hiragana and Katakana asap. Everything will way better after u managed that. If you are very dedicated you can manage to learn them in a single week (it took for me about 2) just sit down and do it, ik it isn't fun xD I would recommend using a textbook (I used marugoto, they are amazing just go with the rikai edition if u pick them) to structure you learning. Anyway, I wish u the best of luck and success!
I usually have a hard time following videos to learn Japanese because of my adhd, but this video was soooo helpful and easy to understand! I didn’t have any problems at all learning the things in this video so thank you so much!!
5:50 we can also write in English and the key bored turn it to Japanese letter it's called Japanese-Romaji example you write : Hiragana it will turn to ひらがな .
I was doing duolingo and I was so proud that I figured out that the keyboard has aeiou sounds on each key. You just have to tap for a and swipe left right down up for eiou
Wow, thank you so much for making this video. I was struggled to tell how difficult to type in Japanese for friends from abroad as a blind. Your explanation will help me a lot! Thank you so much Yuta.
Yuta, if you ever plan to follow up on this video, I suggest discussing how Japanese people type on a keitai flip phone with no touch screens. I was expecting Japanese keyboards would have something like T9 predictive text, or maybe multi-tap but the swiping feature is also interesting. I wonder how predictive text worked back then.
I actually started using the Japanese IME on my Android precisely for practicing my Japanese writing and it works SO good. Within a few weeks I was pretty quick at writing sentences. It's actually easier for me on an Android than a computer for some reason.
I remember first switching to a Japanese keyboard. I went to type my first sentence and something deep in my soul reached out to me and said "press shift first" and thats when I realized I was free from capitalization in this language.
i’ve been teaching myself this by speaking Japanese with the speech to text feature and it’s helping me understand pitch, the speech to text is very underrated
This was really informative! I'm glad you're one of the first people that popped up when I googled this topic. Loved your video about Anya, so was happy to see another video from you.
This was so fascinating! Thanks, Yuta! :) I do not speak Japanese but I have enjoyed studying the writing system over the last few years. So I can probably at least pronounce a Japanese children's book! My favourite thing about learning languages is knowing I am on par with the toddlers, LOL!
mannn !!! just apply to voice acting !! i was playing it 2x then i stopped n replayed it at normal speed !!!it was that good !!!n yeah thank you for all your vids man , learning japanese has become easier for me coz of you .
Funny enough, I actually discovered this myself when I installed Japanese input on my smartphone over Christmas vacation. At first I was confused, but then I discovered the swipe system and my mind was blown. Me trying to write こんにちは pretty much looked like you at 4:40. xD
My Japanese wife uses a handwriting recognition 'keyboard' on her iPhone. I think she can write kanji directly with her finger but she still has to then pick the correct one from a list.
For inputting uncommon kanji, most modern smartphones allow you to draw the full kanji with your finger over the whole screen. You just need to add it to your keyboard in the settings. You do need to understand the basic principles of stroke order for it to work though.
When I first started I was using the romanji keyboard, but I found the 12-key kana one to be better, it is a bit annoying as it doesn't have a dedicated katakana mode so it's sometimes a pain if it doesn't show up in the possible options above it. It does fairly well for Kanji, provided you know which one you need
Is it common to type a different pronunciation from the one the context needs just so the desired kanji can be found faster? So long as it's normal words, I reckon there isn't really a need for that; but for some names that have very uncommon pronunciations (to my knowledge, sometimes that pronunciation can even be region specific), it seems convenient to go for the most common pronunciation just so you can find that kanji.
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 I want to live in japan too but when you dig more in Japan streets and stuff it’s really dangerous , unsafe and not the same as I thought it was...
@@Fluff2451 japan is like one of the safest county and I really love the culture and how people have manners or politeness that's why I want to live in japan even though the jobs and how you work there is 難しい
This is how we, japanese learners, type either lol. Kanjis already appear above the keyboard in that little bar however tho, sometimes a bit confusing when you don't know the kanji but you wanna find it by guessing among 4728489347 relevant kanji
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 there’s about 50,000 kanji in Japanese language but only about 2000 is commonly known to most native speakers. Same as with English there’s so many words out there but we tend to only speak the most commonly known words in a conversation.
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 Nah man there is more, but it's not the only genuine issue to be engulfed within kanjis during memorizing them. There are multiple pronunciations you are supposed to know, meaning that the kanji on its own might mean nothing to you clause wise 降る(furu) (to verb of falling for rain) 降りる(oriru) (to get off) but "降" that guy means nothing to me when i see it in context
I do it too. Bc that method is the most common, that doesn't mean that is the "correct one" or other forms are bad. While you can write correctly in that keyboard, is okay I guess
I think the only annoying thing about that keyboard is you can't make typos when writing Japanese, whereas with the hiragana keyboard it doesn't seem to have that problem. That being said, use whichever you are most comfortable with
Suggestion is way better on the kana keyboard (words / kanji / people or places names), and typing words in katakana that do not "exist" in Japanese (such as shops, artists or whatever names) is a pain on romaji keyboard.
Typing in Japanese on your form isn’t difficult. But if you want to write Japanese you need to learn Japanese first.
So if you want to learn Japanese with me, I can send you some Japanese lessons where I teach you the kind of Japanese that Japanese people actually speak. Click here and subscribe bit.ly/3icChu2
I wonder if Yuta could get the font right when using the jujutsu kaisen font
I love your sense of humor ☺️
Wonderful item Yutaさん!
hi
On your *form*
"how do you type on your phone in Japanese"
"I don't"
🙃
Modern problems require modern solutions
はははははははは
Rip levi
@@WhosIshe 777777777777
This is Chinese: 中文
This is Korean: 한국어
This is Thai: ไทย
This is Japanese: ひらがな
And this is Japanese: カタカナ
And this is also Japanese: 日本語
yes
This is English
THIS IS ALSO ENGLISH
We might see these as the "same" letter but for a foreign learner there really are two sets of characters to learn. This is somewhat analogous to Hiragana and Katakana.
How can you know the different about the chinese language and the Japanese language
むずかし
Russian and Greek: hmmmm
Can we all just appreciate how he nailed that levi impression
Seriously tho
whats levi impression?
@@White-sw9pe levi ackermann, a character from attack on titan
timestamp?
@@nlie39 6:24
Non - Japanese : tap tap tap
japanese : Swipe swipe swipe aggressively
actually a lot of japanese also tap... it drives me nuts lol
im Japanese but i type Japanese qwerty input
@@nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn50 僕は元々ローマ字使ってましたけど、日本に引っ越してきてからはかなにして早くなりましたw
That explains why Light Yagami could write so fast xD
@@bojanav.7051 You make me think, how Light Yagami write the names, if Japanese name uses different kanji even if the sound/reading is the same.
Learning Japanese is like running through a field (Hiragana, Katakana) and then climbing a cliff (Kanji).
Omg this is so accurate 😭😭
Climbing a cliff surrounded by cute animals ( Emoji) lol
そうそう
Hiragana and katakana is like a walk in the park
Chinese speakers learn Japanese be like: *luckily I learn Chinese since I was born*
すし
I literally only typed “sushi” but I am so proud of myself
寿司の漢字です
You typed something. That's good enough
寿司
🍣です
Japanese keyboard is great :)
this was me yesterday LMFAO
His humour is increasing day by day
and i like it
@@haves_ *everyone likes it* 😌
damn his pokemon trainer must be good at leveling his pokemons
he has a chaotic sense of humor which is good next to a Kyubey
@@blackferrets820 LoL
Why does japan have 3 writing system?
Japanese People: 'coz it looks cool
はいそうです 😭
Actually it involves in historical reason,hiragana is used for daily spoken language,katakana is used for reading of foreign language like English and for specific name like companies or people's name ,since Japanese borrowed Chinese characters in tang dynasty, kanji is formed,however,since Chinese has many words which are Same in pronunciation but different in tone,while Japanese doesn't have that kind of tones, they have to indicate the words in kanji to prevent confusion
@@bosco_c6431 there is one more reason and I believe it's more significant. Writing in kanji is shorter, than in kana. In old days writing material (I hope I use right words) was not that cheap. I remember how my native language (Russian) was written in old manuscripts. For instance, instead of Богородица (lit. the Mother of God) in the Bible wrote Б҃ца. And it's just one of the tricks used to save precious space.
@@RanmaruRei yes,as the Japanese borrow kanji, they speak kanji in their language, which the advantage of original kanji , one character has one syllable only has disappeared , in Japanese spoken Japanese ,1 character might have 1 or even 3 syllables for one kanji, if they directly write in hiragana or katakana, the sentence will be so long
そうですね
"one letter genuinely represents only 1 sound"
は: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
What about the つ that you don’t pronounce but only if it’s small ^^
@@r.c8756 But that's kinda deviated lol
He said generally, not genuinely 😁
There is also へ which can also be pronounced different ways
@@emmer5384 lmao how is it pronounce???
"Faster than the girl swiping left on the guy on Tinder"
My guy, are you okay?
Jokes, I'm loving this sense of humour!
おもしろいですよね!
He keeps evolving
@Abdi Jaya umm
"but if you want to type in japanese, you have to learn it first!"
Oooh, i forgot about that
*uninstalls japanese keyboard*
Not uninstalling my Japanese keyboard because the emojis are so good
@@emmacassady4518 which one do you use?
@@jaquelinesantos6941 Your device should have one already
こんいちわ
@@Crosshill you write it like this
こんにちは
I've been finding the Japanese handwriting recognition input method very useful.
It's actually really useful for learning how to read and write without an actual teacher, since you can usually tell when you've written so poorly that you've got the wrong character!
ありがとう!
したい
@@chicxulub2947 したい→死体、肢体、姿態、詩体
Me after seeing Yuta's humour: that's some S tier character development !!
Needs more upgrade
FR!
Can vouch holy sheet
yeah the quality level of shitposting is soo good now
I'm lost, this is also very helpful.
me: i'm very excited to study japanese language
my brain: の
me: ....please?
my brain: ノ
Also me: please
My brain: いいえ
Me: I need to learn this kanji
My brain: *何これ*
Me: i want to learn japanese
My brain:何で?
I think I have seen those characters in anime somewhere.....
Me : I've watched animes for more than 10 years, learning Japanese wouldn't be much harder than English.
My brain : sorrymasen, yametekudastop.
I started learning Japanese a few days back and the Google keyboard is really good too, especially for beginners because it has a variation for Japanese where you can actually draw the letter and it's closest match is shown. Typing is slow, but it's great for practice.
"you maybe wondering why we use 3 type of scripts"
yeah why??
"it looks cool in anime"
understandable. have a great day.
*it looks cool in anime*
_understandable. Have a nice day_
@@f4iryblue uP
Yeah, it also saves a lot of space because it uses less characters which is good for things that have a limit on characters like insta bios, discord messages etc.
It's actually pretty interesting! The Kanji characters got obviously introduced first, when Japan didn't have its own writing system.
Since women were not allowed to learn Kanji in the 8th century, they made up their own writing system, Hiragana.
Men were allowed to learn Kanji in the 8th century but were not always sure about the pronunciation, that's why they invented Katakana, to write it above the Kanji and therefore know how a specific word gets pronounced.
Nowadays, hiragana is used above a kanji to know its pronunciation, while Katakana is used for foreign words :)
HIS LEVI IMPRESSION THO
Butaero
Just rewatched season 1 yesterday, that was dead on
@@choppermanpl3835 チョパ ワンピす
Spot on lol
time stamp?
Early Japanese Language Meeting
"Alright, we got Hiragana fully understood! Finally, a simple writing system to communicate ideas!"
"Hmmmm, with these characters all jumbled together its kinda hard to read"
"I got an idea. How about we add spac---"
"LET'S ADD AN ADDITIONAL ALPHABET TO DISTINGUISH WORDS!"
"Sure, let's go with that" "Yep, the easiest solution, really."
Compare 2021 Yuta with 2017 Yuta Sensei. Man this guy had some damn transformation
Best character development doesn't exi-
He still need some exp and a girl
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 I volunteer
Relatives: You can read Japanese?
Me: ...
Me: that's a complicated question.
Depends on the script 🤣
I am Japanese and am a young person, but I don't use the typing system. I usually use the Roma Ji Keyboard, it looks like normal English keyboard. Some Japanese use that one, so you don't have to remember the way he explained if you found difficulty.
However, that one which he explained is the most common way to type on the phone(many elderly folks can't do this though), if you could do this every Japanese will be surprised!!! Please try just a once(^^♪
sorry if my english was not good
ありがとうございます！
Also, your English was great 👍
I’ve been learning Japanese and I agree that the romaji keyboard is way easier to use, especially since I’m an English speaker. All you have to do is remember the sound of the word and you can type it. I think it’s best at the beginning but using the other keyboard is probably better once you’re more proficient in Japanese (since you should be learning more about moras and becoming intuitive with sentence structure and kanji). The journey has only begun!
日本語は難しいです
(Hopefully I didn’t mess up that sentence 😂)
いいえ、あなたの英語はすごい。
心配しないww
Eng: Nah, your English is amazing. Don't worry lol
I can do it, but it's a little tedious compared to a regular keyboard.
I also use the romaji keyboard, the simpler the better👌
imagine speaking japanese then ur mom or friend suddenly say:
"Wow chinese"
あああ、バカヤロ
@That One Guy Who Didn't Watch Fate I have a question. Do you find everyone who isnt korean that likes kpop a koreabo?
@That One Guy Who Didn't Watch Fate oh ok yeah I like kpop so for a second I was kinda sad when I thought someone else thought that just because someone likes kpop it makes them a Koreabo so thanks for not being like them
@That One Guy Who Didn't Watch Fate what? Sorry I dont know what you are talking about
@That One Guy Who Didn't Watch Fate that tonester paints guy? he keeps coming up on my shorts
Flick input became a lot easier for me once I realised:
tApping is all the A/あ sounds, Up is all the U /う sounds, dOwn is all the O/お sounds. Left is I/い and right is e/え. As long as you remember left and right are swapped, you can use the vowels in English directions to remember the keyboard. (Apart from を and ん).
“Left and right are swapped”
Say wut
@@sreekargunda3915 confusion++
This is pretty clever
This is super helpful
Thank you for the tips [^-^]
Yuta is the kind of person who would be that funny one in your clique. I died at 5:44
Glad that I'm watching this guy. He trying hard to make jokes. Appreciate it.
Yahallo, Hachiman!
@@ThatJapaneseManYuta ahaha yahallo yuta
@@ThatJapaneseManYuta 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ThatJapaneseManYuta 🤣🤣🤣🤣
this is absolutely :V moment
Trying to learn 日本語 has really demonstrated that my disabilities are worse than I thought.
@@ray8221-y4r it isn´t 日本人 , he is right. 日本人 means Japanese (person) and 日本語 is Japanese as the language.... 日本語 is read にほんご
@@ray8221-y4r sure :) so 日本人 is nihonjin how you probably know. 日本語 is read nihongo. The kanji 人 (if it stands alone its read hito) is btw the kanji for human and the kanji 語 (go) is the one for language. You can add 語 at the end of any country to say the language and 人 to say the are from there. For example, ドイツ人 (doitsujin) means the German human andドイツ語 (doitsugo) means German as the language. So if I say 僕はドイツ人です (boku ha[wa] doitsujin desu) it means "I am German".
Hope I could help you a bit, I´m learning Japanese now since about 1 and a half year.
So if you have any questions just ask :p
@@ray8221-y4r I´m glad I could help you. You have a hard time ahead of you, but just keep on doing it. The first months will be okay, but then after half a year, it will get quite difficult. But in the end, it will be worth it haha xD. I'm not any close to be fluent but I´m able to understand the general meaning behind conversations :c I just recommend you learning the Hiragana and Katakana asap. Everything will way better after u managed that. If you are very dedicated you can manage to learn them in a single week (it took for me about 2) just sit down and do it, ik it isn't fun xD I would recommend using a textbook (I used marugoto, they are amazing just go with the rikai edition if u pick them) to structure you learning. Anyway, I wish u the best of luck and success!
@@ray8221-y4r Happy I could help :)
At first i legit thought some random dude was talking to himself
I really appreciate the effort to so perfectly recreate the intro to your older "How Japanese Type" video for physical keyboards. Very well done😄
"...and you just want to use Google Translate to translate English into shi...less than perfect Japanese..."
🤣
I usually have a hard time following videos to learn Japanese because of my adhd, but this video was soooo helpful and easy to understand! I didn’t have any problems at all learning the things in this video so thank you so much!!
Ur sarcasm is evolving at a frightening rate....🔥
I approve
*I approb
“That way you can swipe faster than the girl swiping left on you on tinder”
😂😂
I just heard that and checked comments to see if anyone made a comment lol
That Japanese girls typed so fast the same as me
I'm beginning to believe this whole channel is an advertisement for the lessons
0:50 "And emoji"
🗿
I died
Japanese people do use a lot of emojis from what I've seen
🤦♂️
@@taxevasion8946 why do most of them use emoji in every sentence why
Imagine being a mom and typing in Japanese at the same time ..
したい
BUEDIKSIS THEY WOULD BE SO SLOW
@@chicxulub2947 son osksks lol
That’s my mom lol. She hates the flick keyboard , she uses the qwerty/romaji one
3:06
Di... Did you just say you wanted to become a magical girl?
Yuta has more character development. His humour has increased a lot.
I lost my shit when he corrected "shitty" to "less than perfect" 😂😂😂😂😂 living for this energy Yuta-san!
0:25 “I HAVE A BIG”...??? HAHAH
Him: "How Japanese types on their phone?"
Me: *Types Japanese on my phone*
Also me: まったく
I know it sound like mattaku
But what does it mean?
@@vinayakbhanot for me, its like "jeez" ?
@@vinayakbhanot Its an expression and has no solid translation in english. So yeah its like jeez but there is more to it
それな
@@vinayakbhanot ohh u can read ひらがな? But dont know its meaning oh same! I thought im alone XD
"I have a phone, I have an apple...." I SCREAMED. Yuta is my favorite. xD
Apple-Phone!
5:50 we can also write in English and the key bored turn it to Japanese letter it's called Japanese-Romaji example you write : Hiragana it will turn to ひらがな .
It’s called the qwerty Japanese keyboard, which he said he uses
@@Max-cx1kq ahaa! thanks !
5:45 Is every Japanese person just a natural-born voice actor?
Nah, it’s just more difficult to differentiate between similar voices if you are not a native speaker.
“よく喋るな豚野郎”
When I heard you say that, I immediately thought of Levi. Then you flashed his photo!!
why is your surname corona?
@@user-kd5eb3du9i because that's my father's surname
@@ariyeshi743 dayummmnn that cool
@@ariyeshi743 oof
I was doing duolingo and I was so proud that I figured out that the keyboard has aeiou sounds on each key. You just have to tap for a and swipe left right down up for eiou
I like that you're adding more humour, Yuta! I catch myself smiling more when I watch your videos.
WHEN HE SPOKE LIKE LEVI, I LOST IT
gash I love this man and his humor
Wow, thank you so much for making this video. I was struggled to tell how difficult to type in Japanese for friends from abroad as a blind. Your explanation will help me a lot! Thank you so much Yuta.
"Why do we write in three styles?"
Basically... because yes.
*Yuta should do stand up comedy* 😂 😭
Why?
He's already funny while sitting down!
@@rasseranch9393 this got me 😆
@@rasseranch9393 lol
Yuta, if you ever plan to follow up on this video, I suggest discussing how Japanese people type on a keitai flip phone with no touch screens. I was expecting Japanese keyboards would have something like T9 predictive text, or maybe multi-tap but the swiping feature is also interesting. I wonder how predictive text worked back then.
Yuta: You press a you get a, you press b you get b
Me: *INTERESTING*
Ｉ ｍａｙ ｔｙｐｅ ｔｈｅｓｅ ｏｎ Ｊａｐａｎｅｓｅ ＱＷＥＲＴＹ ｉｎｐｕｔ、 ｓｏ ｗｈａｔ ｓｈｏｕｌｄ Ｉ ｓａｙ？
Impressive
H e l l o
ＹＯＵＲＥＳＯＣＯＯＯＬ
@@アリゾナを飲みます ＹＥＳ
𝕝𝕞𝕒𝕠 𝕨𝕙𝕒𝕥
This guy's content is actually amazing. Very informative, yet funny at the same time, relaxed and simple to understand.
I actually started using the Japanese IME on my Android precisely for practicing my Japanese writing and it works SO good. Within a few weeks I was pretty quick at writing sentences. It's actually easier for me on an Android than a computer for some reason.
5:45 Why does that voice sound familiar?
2 seconds later: Oh that's why
I remember first switching to a Japanese keyboard. I went to type my first sentence and something deep in my soul reached out to me and said "press shift first" and thats when I realized I was free from capitalization in this language.
im malaysian we use letters same as English. So I just use the english keyboard everytime no need to change but im unfamilliar with keyboard change.
2:59 - the pain of learning japanese
i’ve been teaching myself this by speaking Japanese with the speech to text feature and it’s helping me understand pitch, the speech to text is very underrated
I am learning Japanese too. I use the handwriting keyboard, in mostly hiragana and katakana tho. (the autocorrect suggests kanji)
This was really informative! I'm glad you're one of the first people that popped up when I googled this topic. Loved your video about Anya, so was happy to see another video from you.
Japanese is quite hard. 「難しい！」but I find it fun.
make sure to read japanese every day if you want to make real progress
good for you!
He is reaching God tiers of humor
Japanese keyboard: kanji not found
Me: nvm, I will just use Chinese handwriting keyboard for that 😂
5:16
I feel so proud knowing what he was going to say next lmao
This was so fascinating! Thanks, Yuta! :) I do not speak Japanese but I have enjoyed studying the writing system over the last few years. So I can probably at least pronounce a Japanese children's book! My favourite thing about learning languages is knowing I am on par with the toddlers, LOL!
mannn !!! just apply to voice acting !! i was playing it 2x then i stopped n replayed it at normal speed !!!it was that good !!!n yeah thank you for all your vids man , learning japanese has become easier for me coz of you .
Me who downloaded japanese keyboard for fun and already knew that: はは
草
@@PurG. www
(笑)
だいす don't know what this means. Just randomly typed.
はい、I am that person too ｗｗｗｗｗｗ草
New channel name: That Sarcastic Man Yuta
there are many Japaness Keyboards.
1. The one you explained
2. Hand write thing
and 3. The englisch keyboard where you type a and あ comes out
that moment when he always inserts his signature line " if you want to learn Japanese with me " gets me every single time!
people around the world: *press keys to type*
japanese people: *swipes profusely*
I love how these videos are both educational and genuinely funny at the same time.
4:17 "And you want to use google translate to translate english into shitty- *LESS THEN PERFECT JAPANESE* " XDXDD
Funny enough, I actually discovered this myself when I installed Japanese input on my smartphone over Christmas vacation. At first I was confused, but then I discovered the swipe system and my mind was blown. Me trying to write こんにちは pretty much looked like you at 4:40. xD
I’m so excited to start learning Japanese from you!!
My Japanese wife uses a handwriting recognition 'keyboard' on her iPhone. I think she can write kanji directly with her finger but she still has to then pick the correct one from a list.
5:48 lmaoo literally the previous vid I just watched was your "How Levi Speaks" one, so this was a nice surprise
今、ひらがなを学んでいます！オランダからの多くの愛。
Who else new the Levi scene before it was revealed💀💀💀
me
me lol
KENNY!!!
けに!!!
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 ケーニー！
Exam paper:
Why does Japan have 3 alphabets
Me: Cuz its looks nice in Anime
I actually installed Japanese on my phone keyboard as I'm learning Japanese, and I had no idea about the swipe method. That's so cool!
4:12 shitting on google translate the polite way 😂
As an italian, i felt strange when he said ciao ciao
Kyuubey just sitting on that table
For inputting uncommon kanji, most modern smartphones allow you to draw the full kanji with your finger over the whole screen. You just need to add it to your keyboard in the settings. You do need to understand the basic principles of stroke order for it to work though.
When I first started I was using the romanji keyboard, but I found the 12-key kana one to be better, it is a bit annoying as it doesn't have a dedicated katakana mode so it's sometimes a pain if it doesn't show up in the possible options above it. It does fairly well for Kanji, provided you know which one you need
Is it common to type a different pronunciation from the one the context needs just so the desired kanji can be found faster?
So long as it's normal words, I reckon there isn't really a need for that; but for some names that have very uncommon pronunciations (to my knowledge, sometimes that pronunciation can even be region specific), it seems convenient to go for the most common pronunciation just so you can find that kanji.
I am so interested in Japanese culture
I really want to lived in japan so badly
@@faust8218 why is that cringe
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 I want to live in japan too but when you dig more in Japan streets and stuff it’s really dangerous , unsafe and not the same as I thought it was...
Living in Japan is more tougher for foreigners from what I’ve heard
@@Fluff2451 japan is like one of the safest county and I really love the culture and how people have manners or politeness that's why I want to live in japan even though the jobs and how you work there is 難しい
"it's because we can and they look cool in Anime"
Hey, can't say I'm disappointed but the logic works lmao
5:46 is so perfect
This is how we, japanese learners, type either lol. Kanjis already appear above the keyboard in that little bar however tho, sometimes a bit confusing when you don't know the kanji but you wanna find it by guessing among 4728489347 relevant kanji
I thought kanji only has 2000+ kanji
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 there’s about 50,000 kanji in Japanese language but only about 2000 is commonly known to most native speakers. Same as with English there’s so many words out there but we tend to only speak the most commonly known words in a conversation.
@@mandyajel seriously a 50,000 kanji that just makes it more hard
@@smugtomato5972 sometimes I just wish the china didn't influence the Japanese to do the Chinese characters
@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 Nah man there is more, but it's not the only genuine issue to be engulfed within kanjis during memorizing them. There are multiple pronunciations you are supposed to know, meaning that the kanji on its own might mean nothing to you clause wise 降る(furu) (to verb of falling for rain) 降りる(oriru) (to get off) but "降" that guy means nothing to me when i see it in context
0:20, so no one is going to mention this?
omg i’ve been tapping the letters all this time!! thank you so much. 😭😭🙏
When the average Japanese people were typing I was like ‘ dafuq is happening, it’s right in front of my eyes but it’s so hard to follow ‘
Natural born osu players
Yuta's humor levels in 2021 are over 9000 😂
5:44 i was not expecting a "samurai voice" at all 😅🤣🤣🤣
"its because we can and it looks cool in Anime"
😭
I use the romaji keyboard when typing in Japanese, is that bad?
I do it too. Bc that method is the most common, that doesn't mean that is the "correct one" or other forms are bad. While you can write correctly in that keyboard, is okay I guess
Nope my first Japanese friend also used that type of keyboard
I think the only annoying thing about that keyboard is you can't make typos when writing Japanese, whereas with the hiragana keyboard it doesn't seem to have that problem. That being said, use whichever you are most comfortable with
Suggestion is way better on the kana keyboard (words / kanji / people or places names), and typing words in katakana that do not "exist" in Japanese (such as shops, artists or whatever names) is a pain on romaji keyboard.
yes its easier for me so why not
Arigatoo Yuta. The video helped me a lot.
His Levi impression is spot on!