here to offer a bit of advice as someone who's been studying japanese and making significant progress: please don't use this :) especially as a beginner. the selection of vocabulary words are wayy too random and it'll be diffucult to retain. i recommend that after learning hiragana and katakana, start learning your kanji and get yourself a good grammar book (you can get them for free online as a pdf 🤫) a good beginner's grammar book will teach you not only grammar but beginner vocabulary in context. a personal piece of advice is to start a journal in japanese and write about your day/week bc it helps you figure out the grammar and vocabulary you need to talk about yourself and your hobbies. i did this for korean and it worked wonders !! if anyone needs any recommendations, i have a ton for websites, books and youtube channels :)
As a native speaker, I have to say that this video has critical defect of lack of Japanese particles (助詞/じょし/joshi). In Japanese language, words are distinguished not only by the pitch of the word itself, but also by the pitch of the particle that follows it. For example, a word presented as "はし/hashi" might mean three different words: "箸 (chopstick)", "橋 (bridge)" and "端 (edge)". Without particles, while "箸" is distinguished from the others by the pitch of " *ha* shi", "橋" and "端" have the same pitch, "ha *shi* ". The subject particle, for instance, "が/ga" distinguishes these two words and they are pronounced as "橋が/ha *shi* ga" and "端が/ha *shi ga* " respectively.
Honestly this video does not help at all with actual Japanese and tbh I've been studying for prob 8 months and I still don't find pitch accent necessary yet bc I still don't understand anything
imagine waking up and speaking good Japanese, but then at some point in the middle, you just start speaking ads edit: 755 likes? I had no idea my comment was this funny
For me I don’t learn anything but from experience it changes how my head thinks when hearing words, instead of been like “emm I don’t know what this word is” to “head hmmmmmmm I have heard this before some where but wtf dose it mean. I feel like I understand but I don’t”
@@aeolian951 yes Japanese TV specially anime’s uses am wrong over extragted version of Japanese, they use words that is rarely used in modern society. And some Japanese words can change mean by just how you pronounce it like, BAKA it can mean, dumb, stupid, idiot. By just how you pronounce it if you pronounce it with an longer bakaa it can mean something else then just an short Baka this is just easy level, and fun fact about Asian languages, they are often backwards in an way. (Some words is placed in other order then we we mostly Is used to, and some words is almost none existing) like “You,She,He,They” are rarely used when talking, Japanese languages is often context based. But yes back to backward so the subtitle would be incorrect as the sound you will hear on the screen might sometimes be the last word in the subtitle as the backwards stuff
there’s not a single japanese person that knows all 50,000 kanji! it’s like english words, i bet you’ve never met a person that knows all english words! /lh
@@crawford5448 Yeah but you know, there's always space for improvement, I've bee learning English since I was 6 (now I'm 15) and When I see a word I don't understand i don't sit with my arms crossed, I search what does it mean and I try to implement it in my vocabulary within the next week, you're never really done learning a language tbh
I've always noticed that when you're trying to start out with hiragana & katakana nobody really tells you which you should start with, I decided to start with hiragana since it came long before katakana and that katakana is only about translating newer foreign words
n I thought why so many words n sounds are different in this one 😶 is it Japanese combined from 2 language's? it's like learning 2 p. s. I mean.. I know d history about it why they different.. 🙏🏼 I just really never thought it trough when starting to learn.. I don't kno wht did I expect.. but now I m confused, I think I started in da right order at least 😂
Well i started also with hiragana and now i’m learning katakana But someone told me it was easier for her to learn both at the same time idk 🤷♀️. Katakana is used also for plant and animal names in biology. They also use it for foreign names🧐
Yeah hiragana is definitely the best way to go, you should learn that first so you can translate Japanese words then katakana after :) that’s how I learnt at school and how they teach at uni 😊 best to learn both ASAP tho 😊
@@dMi_mi japanse has 3 alphabets, hiragana katakana and Kanji, but you can basically write words with only hiragana and katakana but it would then look like an 3 year old wrote it and bunch of words would be longer or to similar but with kanji stuff looks nicer and some name and words is shorten to like 1-2 symbols Instead of like 5-10. If I remember correctly it would be around 40 symboled with hiragana and katakana and kanji has like 50K but you would only need to learn 1k-2K for fluent Japanese reading/ writing
I think the best way to learn vocabularies is from observing and listening to so many real conversations (various animes, tv show, radio programs, TH-cam, social media, etc) from the natives, instead of remembering it rawly like this, so you can also get the contexts in which situation you should use that word, besides there are some phrases that have different meanings depend on the context than their literal ones. For example: "Yabai" Just like how we learned our first language when we were baby
I agree with you. I started learning japanese, and I think listening to radio and maybe read some easy news with translation. Sometimes listening to japanese songs help me too.
Well one reason I can agree to this is because as I was surfing this, the word “dye” sounds an awful lot like “die”. And as many of us English speakers no, some words sound or look exactly the same but with different meanings. So Imagine if you confuse “somaru” for “die”, which that would be awkward.
I actually don’t use these “Learn Japanese while you sleep” videos just for listening to these while sleeping. Since these are words that are useful, I’ll write them down instead of listening to them in my sleep, knowing that I’ll forget all of the words that are mentioned in this. So for all you people who want to learn these words, write them down! And then once you do that, repeat the words over and over again so at that point you’ll become fluent in that exact word you’re saying!
Actually i learn at school that when we sleep our brain will still be active so you can still learn when you sleep and if you do that multiple time your brain will make it so you know how to talk even tho you feal like you never learn
@@everyone6132 Yes our brain my still be awake but it needs to so it can power your body To breath and tell your body to move when your unconfutable and for your heart to pump, knowing this is true you are not in the meatal state to process to remember because your frontal lobe (where u memorize think move and behavior) is not fully awake .
Japanese is not easy but interesting. In the first stage , everyone will be confused because Japanese is totally different from other language. Gradually you will be enjoyed. Let’s enjoy to learn!! So interesting!!!
Man this can really complicate the fact that I am hardcore learning Japanese 12 hours a day slicing through kanji like nothing and progressively able to read kana words faster
@@Tokari_ well I mastered hiragana and katakana from their videos. Now I use lingo dear for japanese. Kanji Study app for kanji and Italki for speech exercises. Now now here's what I DO to memorize kanji. So in my school learning Islamic was kinda difficult and there were alot of words that I never knew what they meant. So my grandpa (rip pops🤎) taught me how I can compared those complicated words into images in my head or words that rhyme with them and have similar meanings to them. I practiced doing it that way alot and it worked every single time. I have done the same with kanji. When I see a kanji that seems rather illogical. I try my best to make up my own silly imagination. Like for example the kanji 食 means 'food' the way they explained it made no sense so I came up with my own. This kanji looks like a hut. And the buttom right part looks like a pair of chopsticks. A place where you go for food. So that's how I remember this kanji. And the same goes with all others as well. Although some of them I try hard to come up with something but fail. So at that point I remember how the kanji looks like. However that's a rare thing to happen because I tend to have an active imagination I do recommend you buy like quiz sheets or like first grader text books to get the hang of reading and practicing writing OR you can find them in Japanese learning websites and practice there. And ofcourse you can always find japanese exam sheets and print them
Thank you soooo much. I don’t know how I can make it up to you to say thank you. I watch anime and I was thinking *brain hey girl why don’t you TRY learning Japanese? *me ok *a few hours later OMG I JUST DID LOTS OF WORDS IM IMPRESSED IN MYSELF. Keep up the good Japanese work!
It's easy to remember when you repeat all 2000 words after listenng 4hour's after you sleep repeat the same process repeat all 2000 words in your sleep as many times as you can remember so when you wake up you'll remember anything it works for me
I recently moved to Japan for work. I just began having dreams in Japanese. Mostly resturant lingo but none the less it is weird to have a dream in a language you barely understand.
I had a dream last night that helped me repeat words in my dream. So Japanese people were asking me things and I could hear the words being said three times and I was repeating them to people asking me things, Really morphed in my dream and felt weird pleasant IG
@@arkyun Yee I study Japanese for like 2 years now i guess. My comment was more about the video and learning japanese while sleeping yk? More like „You know learning a language while sleeping will not work“
currently using this while finishing my homework bc I want to do both things in a same time and can't focus yet to immerse learning japanese in usual way
I’m curious to see How this works because I listen to music while I sleep and always put on songs I don’t know and then know the lyrics perfectly in the morning when I listen again so
I'm going to make this into a game because that's the fastest way I learned and not many up to date games have that ft where you can switch between sittings from English to Japanese to enjoy game play and learning at the same time how I learned as a kid
THATS WHAT IVE ALWAYS THOUGHT LOL 🤣 but like fr, I’ve seen radios from certain anime’s (not wanted to learn Japanese ejidt for anime purposes but the Japanese culture itself fyi) of the va’s saying kowai as to them being scared but it sounded a lot like kawaii and I was just so confused-
I tried this video using my phone last night but jarring ads blew it up for me a few minutes into it and I turned it off. However, it would be fine as background/passive learning while awake I believe. Also, I was expecting more native words and this video is loaded with loan words (words that are close to their western pronunciation). I'll keep looking for a solution.
Is it normal to get a strong reaction to this while trying to sleep? When I was starting to actually fall asleep I started shaking and my feet were moving by themselves as some kind of reflex. And when I was sleepy and the start of shaking happened, Instead of seeing black it suddenly turned to yellow and it looked like a yellow lave lamp for a little bit. And if you don't know what I mean, you know when you close your eyes and it's all black and there's some blobs of dark color? Yeah it completely changed to yellow, like out of nowhere, like in milli-seconds, it was very noticeable since the switch was from dark to bright yellow really quick. When I started shaking uncontrollably, and my feet and hands started doing weird reflexes, I got worried and stopped listening to this, took off my headphones and just slept normally. Is this normal? Can this also be counted as "or you get a strong reaction"?
@@hanin_gurl in the beginning of the video it mentioned it had binaural beats, maybe you had a reaction to that? I used to listen to them, but stopped because of similar things you mentioned 😅 you should turn it off right away if you react oddly to them :< i didnt before and when i woke up i couldn't see or move for a while, and i heard a weird static noise until i fell back asleep (ig i was hallucinating? Idk what it was tbh..) Sorry that was long, plz be careful if you decide to listen to this again ^^
A lot of people saying this isn't helpful because memorising vocab isn't a good way to learn; I agree, but this is very good just for getting used to listening and pronunciation.
Uh, Is it normal to get a strong reaction to this while trying to sleep? When I was starting to actually fall asleep I started shaking and my feet were moving by themselves as some kind of reflex. And when I was sleepy and the start of shaking happened, Instead of seeing black it suddenly turned to yellow and it looked like a yellow lave lamp for a little bit. And if you don't know what I mean, you know when you close your eyes and it's all black and there's some blobs of dark color? Yeah it completely changed to yellow, like out of nowhere, like in milli-seconds, it was very noticeable since the switch was from dark to bright yellow really quick. When I started shaking uncontrollably, and my feet and hands started doing weird reflexes, I got worried and stopped listening to this, took off my headphones and just slept normally. Is this normal?
lol sometimes when I listen to such beats and try to relax something like this happens to me, but only my body feeling extremely light suddenly and I feel like I'm ascending lmao I guess this is just in our minds and gets triggered with beats like this one in this video so I don't know if its normal either but I experience something like this sometimes too
IN MY DREAM I WAS A TRANSFER STUDENT AND I OBLY KNEW BASIC PHRASES BUT I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING THEY SAID.AND THE GUY THAT WAS MY FIRST FRIEND WAS SOO CUTE PLS I WANNA GO BACK TO THAT DREAM AGAIN
This really works. I learned a lot of Japanese words while sleeping.
There's just one problem though, I forgot all of them when I wake up.
yes my problem too
yea thats kinda how sleeping works you dont actually remeber things when you wake up
Lmaoooo
Seriously?)))
@@zoopoliswanderer2028 I actually learn words from this, so it works I guess!
Me trying to sleep: 💤
My sleep demon: konnichiwa
I like this comment
😂😂😂😂
LMAO
LOL
This made me laugh
Me : *speaks*
Friend : Shit went from dub to sub real quick
AHHHHH
😂😂😂 HOW. DO WE CHANGE HIM/HER BACK
Lmao
lmao
LMAO SDKSJDISJCS THIS COMMENT
I had a dream that my best friend turned into Usagi from Sailor Moon and kept repeating seatbelt in Japanese
IM DYING 🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL I CANT HELP IM WHEEZING MY PARENTS WILL HEAR ME 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😆
UM CHILE ANYWAYS SO
🤣 OMG 🤣🤣
That's a wierd ass dream😂
here to offer a bit of advice as someone who's been studying japanese and making significant progress: please don't use this :) especially as a beginner. the selection of vocabulary words are wayy too random and it'll be diffucult to retain. i recommend that after learning hiragana and katakana, start learning your kanji and get yourself a good grammar book (you can get them for free online as a pdf 🤫)
a good beginner's grammar book will teach you not only grammar but beginner vocabulary in context. a personal piece of advice is to start a journal in japanese and write about your day/week bc it helps you figure out the grammar and vocabulary you need to talk about yourself and your hobbies. i did this for korean and it worked wonders !!
if anyone needs any recommendations, i have a ton for websites, books and youtube channels :)
Any recommendations for websites or TH-cam channels?
Thank you
Any recommendations for a beginners grammar book?
I need
@@medi06 i use genki !! i got it online as a pdf for free, a lot of people also like minna no nihongo but genki is the most popular and it's my fav !!
As a native speaker, I have to say that this video has critical defect of lack of Japanese particles (助詞/じょし/joshi). In Japanese language, words are distinguished not only by the pitch of the word itself, but also by the pitch of the particle that follows it.
For example, a word presented as "はし/hashi" might mean three different words: "箸 (chopstick)", "橋 (bridge)" and "端 (edge)". Without particles, while "箸" is distinguished from the others by the pitch of " *ha* shi", "橋" and "端" have the same pitch, "ha *shi* ". The subject particle, for instance, "が/ga" distinguishes these two words and they are pronounced as "橋が/ha *shi* ga" and "端が/ha *shi ga* " respectively.
thanks for this!
I have no idea what you just said, but I will pretend I did
@@Ella-th6rm Let's pretend together.
Exactly like how do they say that you'll not only LEARN IT but learn without the correct words???
Honestly this video does not help at all with actual Japanese and tbh I've been studying for prob 8 months and I still don't find pitch accent necessary yet bc I still don't understand anything
Me: *sleeps*
My brain: yo wanna watch TH-cam
Lol
Captain Levi!?
Levi Heicho?!
Wheelchair spinner clean freak 🤩
LEVI SHORT LEG?!
imagine waking up and speaking good Japanese, but then at some point in the middle, you just start speaking ads
edit: 755 likes? I had no idea my comment was this funny
🤣🤣🤣🤣
YOU FUCKING MADE ME SPIT MY BEER !
@@Chris-ih4hj oops
Kono bangumi wa guranoo suponsaa teikyo de okurishimasu
lol
I don’t actually believe I will learn while asleep, I just watch these to listen while I’m falling asleep
For me I don’t learn anything but from experience it changes how my head thinks when hearing words, instead of been like “emm I don’t know what this word is” to “head hmmmmmmm I have heard this before some where but wtf dose it mean. I feel like I understand but I don’t”
@@nyancatbeatcreature.3782 true
What about just watching fuckin japanese tv with japanese subtitles instead of listening to this shit? It would be like 20 more efficient.
@@aeolian951 it does not work because the words they use are very exaggerated, and that's a dumb way to learn japanese, i wouldn't recommend
@@aeolian951 yes Japanese TV specially anime’s uses am wrong over extragted version of Japanese, they use words that is rarely used in modern society. And some Japanese words can change mean by just how you pronounce it like, BAKA it can mean, dumb, stupid, idiot. By just how you pronounce it if you pronounce it with an longer bakaa it can mean something else then just an short Baka this is just easy level, and fun fact about Asian languages, they are often backwards in an way. (Some words is placed in other order then we we mostly Is used to, and some words is almost none existing) like “You,She,He,They” are rarely used when talking, Japanese languages is often context based. But yes back to backward so the subtitle would be incorrect as the sound you will hear on the screen might sometimes be the last word in the subtitle as the backwards stuff
Great job guys! We now have 48,000 more words to go!
Yyyeeeessssss!!!
there’s not a single japanese person that knows all 50,000 kanji! it’s like english words, i bet you’ve never met a person that knows all english words! /lh
@@crawford5448 Yeah but you know, there's always space for improvement, I've bee learning English since I was 6 (now I'm 15) and When I see a word I don't understand i don't sit with my arms crossed, I search what does it mean and I try to implement it in my vocabulary within the next week, you're never really done learning a language tbh
🤣🤣
Wait what.
I've always noticed that when you're trying to start out with hiragana & katakana nobody really tells you which you should start with, I decided to start with hiragana since it came long before katakana and that katakana is only about translating newer foreign words
n I thought why so many words n sounds are different in this one 😶 is it Japanese combined from 2 language's? it's like learning 2
p. s. I mean.. I know d history about it why they different.. 🙏🏼 I just really never thought it trough when starting to learn.. I don't kno wht did I expect.. but now I m confused, I think I started in da right order at least 😂
Well i started also with hiragana and now i’m learning katakana
But someone told me it was easier for her to learn both at the same time idk 🤷♀️.
Katakana is used also for plant and animal names in biology. They also use it for foreign names🧐
Yeah hiragana is definitely the best way to go, you should learn that first so you can translate Japanese words then katakana after :) that’s how I learnt at school and how they teach at uni 😊 best to learn both ASAP tho 😊
You should start with hiragana.
@@dMi_mi japanse has 3 alphabets, hiragana katakana and Kanji, but you can basically write words with only hiragana and katakana but it would then look like an 3 year old wrote it and bunch of words would be longer or to similar but with kanji stuff looks nicer and some name and words is shorten to like 1-2 symbols Instead of like 5-10. If I remember correctly it would be around 40 symboled with hiragana and katakana and kanji has like 50K but you would only need to learn 1k-2K for fluent Japanese reading/ writing
I actually listen to this while I study, it's really relaxing and actually helps you focus
I love how “dull” turns into SO MANY WORDS like wtf
You’re supposed to be asleep bro
@@EndOfTheTown this is ridiculously funny to me
How can I be asleep a minute in?
I love english is doorknob while in japanese is nobu like wtf🤦🏾♂️
Hamna
what if like you fell a sleep while listening then all of a sudden when you woke up you speak Japanese instead of your original language XD
If that happens ima just search up “learn English while sleeping” 👈😫✋
all of these comments are all about anime i just wanna learn japanese because i love their culture.
edit: I NEVER SAID I DIDNT LIKE ANIME!!!
I do watch anime but the reason i wanna learn japanese is like you; the culture is awesome.
SAMEEEEE
@@Starwberry_Hyena ikr
I wanna learn cuz the language and culture are so awesome. I wanna go to japan one day but I'll need to learn this language first lol
yeah
how the hell am i meant to sleep if there’s literally 17 ads on the video blaring at different intervals
They want that ad money.
ad blocker mah dude
Now how do I learn to skip adds while sleeping
Pay TH-cam with your mum’s credit card
I think the best way to learn vocabularies is from observing and listening to so many real conversations (various animes, tv show, radio programs, TH-cam, social media, etc) from the natives, instead of remembering it rawly like this, so you can also get the contexts in which situation you should use that word, besides there are some phrases that have different meanings depend on the context than their literal ones. For example: "Yabai"
Just like how we learned our first language when we were baby
I agree with you. I started learning japanese, and I think listening to radio and maybe read some easy news with translation. Sometimes listening to japanese songs help me too.
Well one reason I can agree to this is because as I was surfing this, the word “dye” sounds an awful lot like “die”. And as many of us English speakers no, some words sound or look exactly the same but with different meanings.
So Imagine if you confuse “somaru” for “die”, which that would be awkward.
I'm really good at sleeping while studying
I listened to this when I went to sleep after watching 2 seasons of a slice of life anime and I had dreams in Japanese
このビデオを2週間ずっと見てきました 日本語を教えてくださって感謝します
ko no bideo wo 2 shuukan zutto mite kimashita nihongo wo oshiete kudasatte kansha shimasu
I just woke up, and I can finally speak perfect Japanese
lmao 😆
00:30 to start
Very soothing, Didnt really help sleep at all but I did learn a few words from it
I woke up and I was in Japan… I don’t think this worked right 😳
Finally, something that accompanies my sleep style!
いいよね。私が以前そういう日本語のレッスンに平和な音楽を加えることもやって、そんな勉強方法はもっと流行って来たらいいと思います。寝るためだけじゃなくて、掃除している間に聞くことなんてためも素敵だと思います。
Thank you so much it help to learn keep teaching Love your channel from 🇬🇧
Yo sames
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I actually don’t use these “Learn Japanese while you sleep” videos just for listening to these while sleeping. Since these are words that are useful, I’ll write them down instead of listening to them in my sleep, knowing that I’ll forget all of the words that are mentioned in this. So for all you people who want to learn these words, write them down! And then once you do that, repeat the words over and over again so at that point you’ll become fluent in that exact word you’re saying!
Can't wait to watch anime in Japanese and annoy my friends 😄😄
Lol guys thanks for so many likes... I can die peaceful now that I'm being noticed ◉‿◉
U watch English dub?
Cursed
Fax
@@michaeljunction4088 dub and sub are both epic
@@michaeljunction4088 I only watch dub if it’s high quality enough, which is surprisingly few. The rest are sub.
@@michaeljunction4088 I think he means without subtitles
Welcome to me learning Japanese to disappoint my Chinese parents and have secret conversations day 1
How's it going I wanna know
@@donateyourlifetokokichi5311 they disowned me, there’s no day two bc I already disappoint them so much they disowned me
@@everybodydripfrog3365 wait really are you okay
@@donateyourlifetokokichi5311 no I have crispy depression
@@everybodydripfrog3365 aww thing are gonna get better I promise :)
Helpful for learning basic kanji/katakana and spelling words with them without just repeating the alphabet over and over.
とても 0:34 シートベルト 0:42 フライト 0:50 モスクワ 0:57 ぼんやりした 1:05 怖い こわい 1:14 危険 きけん 1:23 勇敢 ゆうかん 1:30
日本語勉強してる皆さん、頑張ってください✊🏻✨
私も日本語を勉強します、頑張りましょうね！そしてありがとうございます
Thanks
@twice すごい👏🏻
はい! :)
As you’re falling asleep (when you’re still awake) you can learn things from this, but while you’re actually asleep, you learn nothing
Actually i learn at school that when we sleep our brain will still be active so you can still learn when you sleep and if you do that multiple time your brain will make it so you know how to talk even tho you feal like you never learn
Facts and truth
@@everyone6132 Yes our brain my still be awake but it needs to so it can power your body To breath and tell your body to move when your unconfutable and for your heart to pump, knowing this is true you are not in the meatal state to process to remember because your frontal lobe (where u memorize think move and behavior) is not fully awake .
@@najo1357 oh is that so ? If it is thank you for the information
@@everyone6132 Yes anytime :)
Time to go sleep xD
Did ya learn anything?
@@LloOFFICIAL yep a little xD
What
Does it really works?
@@レッカゼガ depends if your good at memorizing xD
Used this for 1 week, I now have a harem. Thanks TH-cam 💪🏼
Japanese is not easy but interesting.
In the first stage , everyone will be confused because Japanese is totally different from other language. Gradually you will be enjoyed.
Let’s enjoy to learn!!
So interesting!!!
Man this can really complicate the fact that I am hardcore learning Japanese 12 hours a day slicing through kanji like nothing and progressively able to read kana words faster
HOW. What do you use to learn????
@@Tokari_ well I mastered hiragana and katakana from their videos. Now I use lingo dear for japanese. Kanji Study app for kanji and Italki for speech exercises. Now now here's what I DO to memorize kanji. So in my school learning Islamic was kinda difficult and there were alot of words that I never knew what they meant. So my grandpa (rip pops🤎) taught me how I can compared those complicated words into images in my head or words that rhyme with them and have similar meanings to them. I practiced doing it that way alot and it worked every single time. I have done the same with kanji. When I see a kanji that seems rather illogical. I try my best to make up my own silly imagination. Like for example the kanji 食 means 'food' the way they explained it made no sense so I came up with my own. This kanji looks like a hut. And the buttom right part looks like a pair of chopsticks. A place where you go for food. So that's how I remember this kanji. And the same goes with all others as well. Although some of them I try hard to come up with something but fail. So at that point I remember how the kanji looks like. However that's a rare thing to happen because I tend to have an active imagination
I do recommend you buy like quiz sheets or like first grader text books to get the hang of reading and practicing writing OR you can find them in Japanese learning websites and practice there. And ofcourse you can always find japanese exam sheets and print them
@@gapedandamazed6988 📝
Thanks for your advices :3
@@elizabetharias6989 np. I also bought an N5 book and began studying it. It has ALOT it's like a gift for beginners you should check em out
Listening to this while watching this on my vivid dream
do you mean lucid dream? ._.
This really works and I actually dont forget them
Good night for everyone
Please add construction vocabulary also for foreign worker like me
This is a good idea
💖 Arigatou Gozaimasu 🙏🏼
ありがとう
A ri ga to u right?
@@questionsayer ありがとうございます 🌸🙏🏼
Arigathanks Gozimuch. :)
@@Whiskey_Assassin love this. 😎
Thank you soooo much. I don’t know how I can make it up to you to say thank you. I watch anime and I was thinking *brain hey girl why don’t you TRY learning Japanese? *me ok *a few hours later OMG I JUST DID LOTS OF WORDS IM IMPRESSED IN MYSELF. Keep up the good Japanese work!
Me: sleeping
My dad: Wake up its time for school
Me: konnichiwa chichi watashi wa mezamemashita.
😂😭😭
this is too long honestly but I'll keep playing this while going to sleep and repeat it for a month so i can memorize it even better
Did it work after a month
@@hazado9030 probably not
@@hazado9030 no it doesnt actually work
@@hazado9030 no going to sleep and learn vocabulary is a really dumb idea. You have to write them down and repeat them in order to remember them
1 year has passed, I need an update. Does it work?
Here, we go again.
It's easy to remember when you repeat all 2000 words after listenng 4hour's after you sleep repeat the same process repeat all 2000 words in your sleep as many times as you can remember so when you wake up you'll remember anything it works for me
Now to rewatch this to learn how to spell the damn words
I recently moved to Japan for work. I just began having dreams in Japanese. Mostly resturant lingo but none the less it is weird to have a dream in a language you barely understand.
If I wake up and I don’t know full fluent Japanese, imma be hella pissed
so are ya pissed now?
i really appreciate this video but i don't appreciate the ads waking me up :-(
I want to go your country. I love your country very much 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
I had a dream last night that helped me repeat words in my dream. So Japanese people were asking me things and I could hear the words being said three times and I was repeating them to people asking me things, Really morphed in my dream and felt weird pleasant IG
I'm part Japanese but never learned the full language
Damm watching anime is going to become amazing
FRR i started rewatching Demon Slayer in Japanese today with no english subs,
I don't know much but I felt AMAZING even recognizing simple things
„You know learning a language is not that easy!?“
Me: I know
„So, why are you trying then?“
Me: I don’t know
because things that are easy and unchallenging are boring.
@@arkyun Yee I study Japanese for like 2 years now i guess. My comment was more about the video and learning japanese while sleeping yk? More like „You know learning a language while sleeping will not work“
Me trying to sleep:
Everyone in my dreams: moshi moshi otonashi senpai. Genki desu ka?
Me:French
Video:English/japanese
N I C E
I once had a dream about arguing with a sushi chef and woke my dad up shouting in Japanese
If only i can learn while sleeping xD
Yowaii mo !
Remembered 'dangerous' as 危ない abunai. Probably on and kun readings
currently using this while finishing my homework bc I want to do both things in a same time and can't focus yet to immerse learning japanese in usual way
When you can't fall asleep without imagining fake scenarios
How am I supposed to sleep, imma be up until I pass out from exhaustion
Me trying to fall asleep my phone: good morning, ohayo, ohayo, ohayo. :p
People: talking about anime
Me: EYO IM LEARNING JAPANESE TO GO TO JAPAN AND BE MY FRIENDS GUIDE (and ask for help at a crane Game Center)
YES BECAUSE WE WILL NEED SUMIMASEN THERE, ETC
I’m curious to see How this works because I listen to music while I sleep and always put on songs I don’t know and then know the lyrics perfectly in the morning when I listen again so
Is there an apps version of this where the words is randomly generated? I think that's will significantly improve the learning
Me:I like anime.
Me:I wanna learn Japanese.
Me:(search learn Japanese).
Me:(find this.)
Me:going to sleep to learn.
(Next day)
Me:forgot everything I learnt (while asleep).
Me:😳😳😳😳
I'm going to make this into a game because that's the fastest way I learned and not many up to date games have that ft where you can switch between sittings from English to Japanese to enjoy game play and learning at the same time how I learned as a kid
Me trying to sleep while listening to japanese words: 😴😴
Add: ✨simply piano✨
Me: 👁👄👁
great. Now it’s ✨simply guitar ✨
I'll try yesterday i hope its work
This was so great that I woke up in another world.
"scary" in japenese is kowai wich sounds like "kawaii" ... and kawaii means cute ...-
THATS WHAT IVE ALWAYS THOUGHT LOL 🤣 but like fr, I’ve seen radios from certain anime’s (not wanted to learn Japanese ejidt for anime purposes but the Japanese culture itself fyi) of the va’s saying kowai as to them being scared but it sounded a lot like kawaii and I was just so confused-
@@BakuGOAT1 theres no i kana on the end so its not kawaii its kowai
@@完成-t4j yeah I realized that like a few months ago 😅 thanks for trying to help me understand though! :)
Learned how to speak liberty mutual language 🤔😀
My friends: ISLA WE HAVE TO HAVE SUBTITLES NO ONE CAN SPEAK JAPANESE OR UNDERSTAND THIS
me: I can
Them:Y-You don’t count
00:24
Nothing just skip for me
0:24
Do you have a mobile app?
1:16
Should i do this every night or just once
shouldn't do it at all you wont learn from it
So cute learning Japanese ... 🥰🥰
How the heck are we supposed to sleep with these random ads that are so loud popping up??
I tried this video using my phone last night but jarring ads blew it up for me a few minutes into it and I turned it off. However, it would be fine as background/passive learning while awake I believe. Also, I was expecting more native words and this video is loaded with loan words (words that are close to their western pronunciation). I'll keep looking for a solution.
can't wait to listen to this, I hope to see some waifus and talk japanese in my dreams
Not alot of comments also I listen to this when I'm working
Actually it could prevent you from sleeping, and the next day you won't be as productive doing stuff as you should, like learn vocabulary.
Very true
good point
Right 😂
Is it normal to get a strong reaction to this while trying to sleep? When I was starting to actually fall asleep I started shaking and my feet were moving by themselves as some kind of reflex. And when I was sleepy and the start of shaking happened, Instead of seeing black it suddenly turned to yellow and it looked like a yellow lave lamp for a little bit. And if you don't know what I mean, you know when you close your eyes and it's all black and there's some blobs of dark color? Yeah it completely changed to yellow, like out of nowhere, like in milli-seconds, it was very noticeable since the switch was from dark to bright yellow really quick. When I started shaking uncontrollably, and my feet and hands started doing weird reflexes, I got worried and stopped listening to this, took off my headphones and just slept normally.
Is this normal? Can this also be counted as "or you get a strong reaction"?
@@hanin_gurl in the beginning of the video it mentioned it had binaural beats, maybe you had a reaction to that? I used to listen to them, but stopped because of similar things you mentioned 😅 you should turn it off right away if you react oddly to them :< i didnt before and when i woke up i couldn't see or move for a while, and i heard a weird static noise until i fell back asleep (ig i was hallucinating? Idk what it was tbh..) Sorry that was long, plz be careful if you decide to listen to this again ^^
A lot of people saying this isn't helpful because memorising vocab isn't a good way to learn; I agree, but this is very good just for getting used to listening and pronunciation.
Uh, Is it normal to get a strong reaction to this while trying to sleep? When I was starting to actually fall asleep I started shaking and my feet were moving by themselves as some kind of reflex. And when I was sleepy and the start of shaking happened, Instead of seeing black it suddenly turned to yellow and it looked like a yellow lave lamp for a little bit. And if you don't know what I mean, you know when you close your eyes and it's all black and there's some blobs of dark color? Yeah it completely changed to yellow, like out of nowhere, like in milli-seconds, it was very noticeable since the switch was from dark to bright yellow really quick. When I started shaking uncontrollably, and my feet and hands started doing weird reflexes, I got worried and stopped listening to this, took off my headphones and just slept normally.
Is this normal?
Wtf?
@@Mango05307 so, not normal?
@@hanin_gurl unless you were trying to reference something then I don't think so
@@Mango05307 no, I'm not referencing something. This really did happen to me.
lol sometimes when I listen to such beats and try to relax something like this happens to me, but only my body feeling extremely light suddenly and I feel like I'm ascending lmao
I guess this is just in our minds and gets triggered with beats like this one in this video so I don't know if its normal either but I experience something like this sometimes too
Me: *sleeps*
My sleep paralysis demon: konnichiwa baka
Ads abuse more when you're asleep xd
ALRIGHT
Plays video***
Plugs in headphones**
Sleeps**
**next day**
Wakes up***
OHO BOKU WA NIHONGO DESU NE????????
When saying “scary” you actually want to hold out the last i vowel. Saying it quick and short could get it confused with “cute”.
Now i know Arigato and Konnichiwa
3:28:35 why is the pronunciation for tree "Ki hen"?
When you go to japan and it isnt subbed
IN MY DREAM I WAS A TRANSFER STUDENT AND I OBLY KNEW BASIC PHRASES BUT I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING THEY SAID.AND THE GUY THAT WAS MY FIRST FRIEND WAS SOO CUTE PLS I WANNA GO BACK TO THAT DREAM AGAIN
ajakak cool dream
I learn few words. Nihongo ga wakaranai desu.
Gambatte!
11:10 nice one