【Japanese Listening】Ep.1: Embarrassing Memories | Story time | Tanaka Radio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to Tanaka Radio, where you can listen to Japanese at natural speed! For the first episode, I'd like to share with you one of my embarrassing memories that happened when I was on a trip in Prague.
Leave in the comments if you have funny embarrassing memories too!
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I went to Japan in 2018 when I only knew a little bit of Japanese. When I got to one of the hotels, I checked in and paid using my limited Japanese. I think the receptionist then thought I was fluent because she started talking and talking and talking. I had no idea what she was saying, so I just smiled and nodded!
😂
literally me when im talking with my Japanese friend, i sound fluent but my vocab isn't really that deep. 😆
So desu ne
Awh! Your pronunciation must be great, good job!:)
This made me laugh hahahahaha
I've been thinking about searching videos of people just speaking normal Japanese so I can get used to how it sounds and start understanding more from what I hear, I'm glad youtube recommended me this! Very nice and also very calming =]
Did this help?
田中さんはかわいいです🤣
I like the part that "You wonder why there was less choco than your imagination"
I took the wrong bus in Japan and ended up across town at midnight. It was the last bus so I couldn’t get home, and my phone was almost dead. I ended up at a police box (nobody was there) and called the non-emergency number. I was crying and used my best Japanese to explain the situation. The lady on the line was so sweet. About 15 min later 2 police cruisers and 2 motorbikes pulled up and 6 Japanese policemen waltzed into the police station. I think they all got the call and since nothing was going on and they were all bored they came to see what was happening 🤧 it was so embarrassing. I asked them if they could help me call a taxi but they ended up giving me a ride in the police car to where I needed to go.
Aaawww I believe it wasn’t cute at the moment, but it’s a really wholesome story now xd
It must have been so stressful! but also this story is so cute I'm crying!
that would've been scarier here in the states haaha, at least you feel somewhat safe there
cops in australia could never. they would’ve just ignore u. 😢 u met some very some nice police men
I studied English for about 10 years and I wanted to start studying japanese since I was 8 because of a childhood friend, but it's pretty difficult finding someone that teaches japanese for beginners, so I'm happy I found you. I can practice my english wile I learn a new lenguage :D
I'm brasilian by the way, so I never had the experience of talking to natives of both of the languages
Também estou estudando com o canal dela! Você ainda está estudando japonês?
@@s.o748 Hi there! I am studying Japanese and I am still trying to find people to talk with in Japanese
*studied not study, *found not finded, *language not lenguage😁
Mais um BR aqui que sabe inglês e tá aprendendo japonês kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
In exchange for Tanaka-san sharing her embarrassing memory when travelling, I would also share my embarrassing memory when I visited Japan a few years ago. So it was my first time in Japan, I was riding the underground train with my mom and dad. The train wasn't very crowded, but all the seats were full, despite that I happened to be lucky to get a seat. Then an elderly man entered the train, he was alone and there were no seats left. I happened to be in front of him, so I get out of my seat and offered him mine. He kept refusing and avoiding eye contact, but me being a KY just thought he was doing that to be polite. He then just left to go to another carriage. I kinda feel bad but don't know what made him upset. After that, my mom pulled me aside and tell me that I might hurt his pride because I was a girl offering him a seat, and it might make him feel weak. I was shocked and felt really bad because maybe I make him feel embarrassed, while also embarrassing myself as a foreigner. I don't know if that is really what the old Japanese men think but this memory would still haunt me to this day.
Also still in Japan, and also in the station somewhat, I ran out of train tickets so I needed to buy the ticket pass. At this time I know a little bit of Japanese from watching anime/music, but just the basics. In curiosity, I tried talking to the person selling the ticket in Japanese, that I wanna buy the ticket. He replied to me in Japanese, but I had no idea what he means because he was saying words that I don't know. I know how to ask for something but that was the extent of my knowledge. Obviously, I don't know how to respond and just stutter nervously. I think he got the note that I can't actually speak Japanese and replied to me in a more understandable way.
I lived in Japan for a year and did the same thing several times. Offer my seat to the elderly, I mean. The old men would always stay standing and the seat would remain empty 😂 don’t be embarrassed. I pinkie promise you they literally don’t care. Especially if you’re a foreigner. Whoever you offered your seat to wasn’t offended and their pride wasn’t hurt. Rather, he just refused because it’s the polite thing to do and he didn’t want to trouble you. Don’t let it haunt you!
This happened to me too!!
Same with me. Only I tried to offer my seat to a granny. She refused vigorously and all people in the train stared. I was embarassed and didn't know what to do, so I just sat back, because the train was crowded.)))
This was so fun to listen to :D, especially because I have visited Prague so many times (I even plan on going there for uni starting this autumn :D). It's great to listen to story about a place and things I know, but in Japanese :D. Although, I had to rely on subtitles, I can't wait to rewatch again, when I finally understand :D. Thank you for the video
I don't understand a word of Japanese but these videos are very relaxing.
Also appreciate the subtitles in different languages. Subscribed :)
このシリーズすごくいいです！日本語を数年前に勉強して、どんどん忘れて悩んでいました。軽い気持ちで聞きながら他の仕事もしてるし、いいです。ありがとうございます。
In german that pastry is called Baumkuchen it translates to "Treecake" and I absolutely love it so much
Kinda late but who cares! Hello from Czech Republic! I came here to listen to your podcast while studying. I heard you're saying something about Czechia, but i thought i might be another word in Japanese or smth. But then i heard Praha and was sure you were talking about Czech Republic! I ran to the computer and listened it all again. Your story was soo cute hahaha. Love from Czechia!!
I just discovered you and I'm already loving it. I'll definitely be listening (and watching) your stories for the next few weeks to come. I'd like to thank you for taking the time creating this, it will definitely help me.
I was literally drinking a cup of coffee. This was so relaxing, as well. Best beneficial coffee time video to watch and relax
I really loved this, hope you'll continue making this series
This is soo great! What an inspirational channel!
I lived in Japan for a year 2000-2001 and had basic communication skills by the end of it but that was years ago now and I’ve been refreshing and learning more on duolingo…but I’d know listening to natives is the best way to learn by osmosis! So I wondered what was out there and this came up first! Well done! So simple and helpful! Thank you for all your back-end efforts for our learning! 😅🤗🙌🙏
I really like the line where you said "Trdeinjk was very sweet, but it was a bitter memory." (...甘かったんですけど、苦い思い出になってしまいました). Very nice =)
Haha I hope this memory won't stop you from visiting Czechia again! Im glad you liked my country 💞
thanks a lot for your videos Tanaka-san. I really love your voice and it makes me easier to learn Japanese. I just want to see all your videos and repeat them until I completely understand the content without watching the script. Again, thank you for your series, and I'm so in love with your channel!!
Your radio is very chill and col to listen to, thank you so much for making these podcast, I listen to them while biking to work !
I hope you are going to make more of them !
Thanks again !
動画を更新頂いて本当にありがとうございます。動画が好きなので、よく聞いています。
Tanaka radio 出会えて本当に良かったんです！ありがとうございます！！！！
I follow many channels to learn Japanese, you are one of the best
よかったです
Thank you sister for you hard work
I'm from Syria and i wanted to learn Japanese to increase my knowledge so i found your video and it was so interesting as the way you are talking and the tone of your voice it's so beautiful
Keep up the good work 👍
Tanaka Radio is really relaxing and fun to listen. I would love to see more of these.
How about also creating a podcast channel for radio episodes?
めっちゃ面白いですよね。本当にありがとうございました。
This was so nice, I've been looking for something relaxing to listen to in japanese so I train my ear a bit and this was perfect! I'm still a beginner but someday I'll come back to this and hopefully will be able to understand much much more:) ありがとうございます、たなかさん！
this video of normal speaking Japanese is thing helpful for learning Japanese and I really like this title and your lovely voice.
ありがとうございました
Omg I'm studying japanese and the first podcast I turn on today mentions Czech Republic I'm so happy!! I'm sorry about trdelníks, they are tricky 😂😭
All of your videos are amazing for the basic contents mix with relaxing music. ありがとう
This is my first podcast and in my third language and I love it I subscribe…you posted on my birthday too😂
I love the idea of this new series, please continue \o/
Thank you, for saving my night hahaha, btw your channel is my source to learn Japanese fr
It's very relaxing and helpful, thank you!
本当にありがとうございます
I love your voice. It makes me relax and concentrate my mind. I'd like to listen your radio while studying though I don't understand Japanese.
I request you to make more like this. I'm also trying to understand what you are talking to. >
面白い経験だった。
気がついていなかったことは本当に困らせて恥ずかしくなる様子も起こさせた。
I found you just today and I subbed already! I need to pick up my japanese before I forget everything haha! Thank you for this video, it really helped because speaking is more difficult than writing to me.
田中さんの物語は面白かったです！I thought it was very funny. Great way to learn Japanese. ありがとうごさいます！
I really hope you to make more and more videos like this. I did enjoy it a lot🎉🎉🎉
I really like this 😭 since there is subtitle I can learn it well
WOW so glad I found this channel!
Good to find such channel to learn japanese
I am learning Japanese, thanks to your radio episode, i can practice listening skill although i only can hear 40% your content.
Minna isshoni ganbaru
It’s very relaxing and helpful! I love this new series already, thank you for you cute and nice videos ♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪
This is really helping! Thank you!!
Sumimasen, i’m from indonesian and i think is very good, arigatou.
Salam dari indonesia♥️
Thank you for sharing yovr funny but unforgetable experience to us. I can't help bvt laugh
On my first visit to Japan, I would sometimes stop at a bakery to buy pastry on the way home. Once I was in the shop, one of the employees asked me if I was ready to order and I just mumbled 少々お待ちください.
The funny thing is that I knew that this was not the way I should have replied, as it is a polite form that the employees would use towards a client, and not the other way around, so I don’t know why I said that. But I can still see the faces of the two young female employees covering their mouth with their hand, trying hard to suppress a giggle.
I would appreciate a vocabulary at the end. Thanks for sharing❤
This great thank you so much!! 🙏🏼
お話を聞かせてくれて有難う。面白すぎる。とても楽しかった。
Don't let that be a bad memory, make it into a learning experience, see, next time you go there and eat the chocolate bread, just remember to have a heavy duty paper towel under it or wrap it with the paper towel. I really like your podcast, I'm learning japanese and I want to visit Japan someday. Are there any tips you can give for retaining everything I'm learning.
日本語の聞くのが苦手です。それがら、今私は勉強しています。ありがとうfor the video!
im a big fan starting from today
アラビア語の翻訳をありがとう
thanks for subtitle Tanaka_san
This is so useful for me どうもありがとうございます😃
I understand all the words in here, I understand all of the grammar here, yet.... my brain is like "well nah man, fuck you *proceeds to not connect anything together*" I need more listening and reading.
Hi this video popped up on my TH-cam front page, and it's the first I've seen from you. It's great content, and very beautifully made, but the fact that it used hard subtitles embedded in the video, and no Japanese soft subtitles, means using tools like Language Reactor is much less effective, as the auto-generated subtitles are always not very good. Please consider providing only soft subs in both the target (Japanese) and host (for me Japanese) languages. This would make it much easier to study in Language Reactor and other similar tools (I have one myself). These tools are changing the world of language learning, especially for those in that gap between beginner and intermediate.
one of my embarrasing memories
lets jst say that there is a myriad of it
Thank youuu ❤❤❤❤
たなかさん、ありがとうございます。とても面白かったよ！私は見るながりいっぱい笑ったんです。さっき笑っていた時母は「頭がおかしくなったの」っておかったんです。😂母は怒ってしまいましたからちょっと掃除して、謝ってみるかー😭
wow, i understood the whole story easily. Your speech is so clear to me, wow.
thank you for this story! I had literally the same case in Prague haha
3:08 This also happened to me, i was in a travel to a city in my country and I tried a snack that is popular there, it was like a crepe filled with chocolate, and I ate it but then I looked at my shirt and I saw it was covered in chocolate lol
Now, i have a really embarrasing memory, it is that one day, I went to a church to an event, and when it was time to go out, I saw a a stall that sold traditional snacks, so, i went and had one, thinking they were for free I just took one and went away until my parents asked me if I payed for them, i was very embarrassed and they scolded me to go pay the seller. It still haunts me to this day.
Thank you!! ❤❤
So love your drawings
I once used the reflection of a car window to help me pop a zit…then I noticed two eyes starring at me. It was a young teenaged boy sitting in the car. 😂
i cant wait to try one for myself and think about your story, haha :D
Thank you for adding Indonesia sub
Hi, I am from Prague. I am sorry for your bad experience, but I hope, you still like our city :)
PS: I love Trdelník, but never had ate it with chocolate. Just with sugar and cinnamon, like in old times. :)
woa i live in Slovakia which is next to Czech republic and we also eat Trdelník. probbaly one of my fav snacks to eat once in a while!
Just perfect 😀
It's not an embarrassing story to me with all respect 😅💕
Ahh I could have some Trdelnik right now... I'm a Czech living in Australia atm that wants to learn Japanese. ._.) imagine.
재생 리스트 만들어주세요!! 너무 좋아요~
I think it's still better than having no memories 😂
When I was in elementary, I accidentally had toilet paper suck in my underpants when coming out from the washroom. Walked all the way to my classroom before the teacher yelled the information across the classroom, allowing all my classmates to turn and stare at the paper trailing out of my pants like a white flat tail.
As a Czech person, I am so excited that my favorite instagram person visited Czech Republic (♥´∀｀)／. I am so proud to be Czech rn. You are so amazing please keep doing what you do.
It's a cute story actually.🥰
私は恥ずかしい思い出がたくさんあるですが、でも、忘れっぽい人なので、知らず人にとっては、特に忘れる速度が速いです^^
Tanaka san?? sounds like the old butler from the 'BLACK BUTLER' anime
ワアア すっごくおもしろい、ありがとうう
Wow! Burmese sub❤❤
This is great! It would be nice to have the option to watch without English subtitles though :)
Yeah thanks to my lovely brother I had to spend a day in the police station signing papers saying I'm now his legal guardian. We got split one night and we were both drinking way more than we should in Shibuya and I woke up and he wasn't in his bed. He ended up in a random apartment complex lobby in Shinjuku with no shoes on looking like he was rolling around in dirt half the night. Police apparently took him in and explained to me in Japanese how I could find the police station to get him. They were all extremely nice to me and they all thought the situation was funny. They were asking questions about us being identical twins and they practically got the entire police station to look at us side by side. He lost a bag with some very expensive items and a passport inside, the bag was returned thanks to the kindness of a Japanese person. It was horrifying at the time but I now look back on it as one of my fondest memories from my teenage years. Lesson learned. Stay away from nomihori. :)
Is there a way I could buy the audio? I'd like to download it to my computer :)
I can understand all the video but when I want to speak and create a phrase I can't
If someone can give me an advice
언젠가는 일본과 프라하에 가고 싶어요
いつかは日本とプラハに行きたいです
If you want normal speed just do Playback speed : 0.75
あなたの こえは かわいいですよ！
Llevo un mes aprendiendo japonés y leí tu comentario sin ayuda 😭😭
Minnasan tanaka radio mario des arigato
I was imagine that eggi-san all covered with dark Chocolate, it must be so umai~
Great story. Being covered in chocolate isn't too bad it could have been worse like ketchup or something else.
Lol I live in Prague, I definitely wasn't expecting hearing a story from Prague here (≧▽≦)
いろいろな恥ずかしい思いがでてくる。三年前に、日本へ留学する時には、文化の違い、たくさん恥ずかしい行為をしだんっだ、今までも思ったら顔に赤くなった。
😢arigatou😂😮❤
ကျေးဇူးပါမမ
I cant even understand a 1/3rd of it, i have so much more to do☹️
thank you very much for uploading this!
BGMは何ですか、聞き良い