The rest of my Japanese class wondered what was this そう そうそう I also keep throwing in; happy to know now that that is when I am sounding like a real Japanese! ;-)
This probably the best video I've seen about studying Japanese in a long time. Been self studying for over and the hardest thing to accomplish is still speaking it confidently, even when i spent 2 weeks in Japan. I'm going to think it and speak it out loud a lot more. thank you!
@@komimia9309 If you have the opportunity to test your output, may as well. Input is paramount, but practicing output is the most efficient way to learn to output what you know.
@Eric I think Komi is just joking around, 10000 hours sounds like a beyond exaggerated number when its known to take around 1000 hours to speak achieve semi-fluency and 10000 hours is about three years assuming you spent an absurd 10 hours a day on it.
Tere has such a wonderful idea to learn Japanese. And she is right about that the only way to become fluent in a language, is to "think" in that language. But it's definitely difficult to change the mindset from being a translator to a speaker. That is why, the idea of watching Japanese shows is so great, because you can follow the words, and remember the structure. In another Japanese-teaching page, I commented the same thing to one of the people in the chat. You can learn a lot by watching Japanese shows, because they have a lot of subtitles in them, so you can not only listen to the words, but you can also follow what is written, and read. And you can find many right here on TH-cam. By the way, VS Arashi is one of my favorite Japanese shows (and I'm not at an advanced level).
The problem I find is setting up the language “glue” that without, you can’t speak and make sense. A video over some basic Japanese set phrases that are verbs, modify verbs or clauses like とき(when) 「子供のとき」; or 「ようになる」to reach the point to” , だんだん、日を追うごとに, 色々、全部etc. Things that are very common use daily in Japan to help see how Japanese are suing words. I wanted to say,” I need to learn more words before I can speak in Japanese”, but couldn’t figure out how to say it even though I thought I had all the nouns and the verb, but the “glue” and grammar(particles and order) were missing. 😢 I converted it with an app I have (HelloTalk)... 日本語で話せるようになるには、もっと単語を知る必要があります。Only word I didn’t know was ようになる 🤦♂️ but it’s needed to make the rest work.
@@brookestarr9042 yes. There are native speakers who want to learn your language for language exchange on HelloTalk. You can type, record speech or set up live conversations to practice. You can post about your day like Facebook and ask for corrections or just talk in general. Italki is similar but the platform is heavily weighted towards paying tutors. Great for intermediate or advanced users who want to take their skills to the next level.
Honestly, I feel the easiest part for me is putting together the grammar and grammatical "glue". Maybe its because I know languages where everything requires me to understand, and even without a few words, I can put together, but the worst is when I don't know the main subject or verb, because then I can't even narrow down the grammar. Especially if that word I'm missing is an Onomatopoeia and looking it up might not work.
I so much enjoy watching and rewatching this video interview. "Within a word the Japanese culture exists." So profound and so true. Thanks to both participants.
Bella compatriota, gracias por motivarme . llevo 5 años estudiando y lo hablo muy poco , aunque si entiendo lo que me dicen en Japones. Gracias por compartir y ser ahorita tambien mi inspiracion. Saludos desde Jalisco.
Just realized that having English subtitles has held me back (maybe they distract me?)! I ignored the subtitles and I understood the conversation pretty naturally :D It's not the first time it has happened either. Every time I've listened to Japanese without subs I get surprised at how much I can understand. It's a pretty cool feeling! Doesn't work for music though, because like subs, the music distracts me and I can't "understand" the language.
Such a motivation to watch this video! I have to speak in Spanish now. Siendo mexicano me siento más motivado al ver una paisana hablando un japonés perfecto. Espero llegar a su nivel algún día no muy lejano. Miku, ¿dónde diste clases en México? Saludos...
This is one of the best you tube channel to learn real Japanese....Miku sensei give lot of examples, interviewing people who became good at Japanese. It is really helpful
It's the consistency of learning, I started to learn same year as she, but for me it is just for fun. Now she is fuent while I still struggle to understand Japanese conversations.
I have a feeling this will be the biggest stepping stone for my Japanese learning! I never thought about thinking in Japanese! I thought, if I talked and talked, it would be enough...but the thinking part....that's GOLD! Thankyou!
Honestly a gem to find on the internet such real raw talk straight from her on past and struggles. Thank you for your guidance hopefully I'll make it to fluency.
Very interesting video 、I am living in Japan and when I really had contact with the real Japanese I felt like her jeje it doesn't matter if you study 2 years in your country cause when you try to put yu your Japanese in real and daily Japanese conversation it's like OK I don't know Japanese at all, for everyone who is studying Japanese please try to find Japanese friends hnag out with them and speak also study more and watch Japanese tv series read the news etc etc cause. Actually the Japanese wich you learn from this academic school aren't enough of course probably you can speak but like a gramar book so study hard and keep going just look for other options in oder to improve your language learning in Japanese
Appreciation is the best prize! Great advice. I love learning Japanese, especially because I thought I'd never be able to understand or learn a foreign language. The grammatical rules of my native English confuse me enough but learning the Japanese is helping with both. Watching your videos absolutely helps! I just discovered Arashi because the restrictions their production company had were lifted. I'm sure they've gotten a huge boost with by now being on Twitter, TH-cam and Instagram. I've also been watching a lot of the shows they host and even if I can't understand most of it I'm still enjoying watching.
Hi Miku San, within a day I became a real fan of yours. I really don't have words to express my gratitude towards you. You are an amazing teacher. This is the first time I comment a TH-cam video and subscribing a channel at the first sight. Tons of thanks.. and I am sure that I am going to Master in the real practical Japanese soon.
I've studied Japanese for about two years now, I've even lived in Japan for a year as an exchange student with my boyfriend who is Japanese and I visited a Japanese University. You'd think I should be pretty fluent by now but somehow it just doesn't click. I'm also really shy and insecure in general, which doesn't help. It feels like I'm letting down my boyfriend and his family which honestly feels pretty shitty.
This video was awesome! I watched it with the captions first, then again without reading the captions. It's excellent verbal/visual learning. I'm eager to watch VS Arashi! Gracias a ustedes and thanks for making such useful content! The production was nice and pleasant to watch, as well. Bravo! 🙏
Wow Thank you sooo much for your comment! I will make more videos like this so you get to see how we speak casually! I appreciate you for taking time and leaving comment so I can know what you guys want to watch! Muchas gracias a ti !!!
テレちゃん good job . . . !! this lesson this time is very good for motivation, so maybe . . Learning Japanese can be addicted for someone who wants to fluent in it . . . thanks ミク先生 for the interview . . 👍
Thank youuuuu for your ;ovely comment!!! It's not impossible to be fluent! If she could do it, you can do it too! And I hope I can help you with your journey!:)❤︎
i love this so much! im also mexican and before coming to japan i studied for 2 years and took my n5 but when i arrived i couldnt say or understand even the most basic things! now im struggling su much T.T
Miku先生、i just chanced upon this video. It’s really good pointers on how to approach studying Japanese, ‘cos I while I can read/write after learning for some years, can’t really converse due to “translating in my head”. Will try out the suggestions which is really helpful. Meantime I tried to complete the mini 「しゅくだい」：このビデオがすごいですね！(私は)今、日本語は勉強します。みく先生、とてもありがとうございます。
いまあさごはんたべてぎゅうにゅうのみながらみくせんせいのにほんごどうがみています。 本当にたのしくておもしろいです。ありがとうございます。 みくせんせい、つつけておしえてください😊🙏💕👍。 Continue to teach everyone who like to learn and speak Japanese. Your video's and lessons is such enjoyable to watch dakara learning and underatanding it is so easy.. Hope to use and speak confidently Nihongo in my work.
I can already understand around 80-90% of the words and grammar, but I still need subtitles, because I'm not able to put what I've heard in a context yet. Anyway, this video makes it seem like talking in JP is the easiest thing ever, but when I actually make an effort to speak, it's so much harder. Anyway, thank you. I find this video very motivating. ^^
I'm watching and rewatching this almost everyday, I think after some weeks I'll have this whole video memorized, I'm doing this because for n3 level the grammar is not that hard, I understand the phrases but the pace is too fast, so doing this I'll be able to understand them speaking without subtitles, I'll tell if it works
does tere chan has a youtube channel? i’m studying japanese and Spanish.. if she can make videos for teaching Spanish in japanese language it would be very helpful for spanish who’re learning japanese, japanese who’re learning spanish and for those who’re leaning both languages 😍 hope she read this!
英語で考えてばかりで、英語がペラペラ話せるようになった。 最初、言うことの半分が分からなかったけど lol この動画をくれてありがとう、ミク先生！ Y por cierto, no sabia que tambien podias hablar espanol. Mi meta es poder hablar al menos 3 idiomas fluidos, ya tengo espanol e ingles. Y con la ayuda de tus videos estoy avanzando en el japones, muchas gracias! :)
Great video, but the audio is so soft I can barely hear anything. Please take extra care to record interviews with a mic in future. Being able to hear what you and your guests are saying is the most important part of these videos. Thank you for all the great content.
Hello Miku 先生 and fellow learners、May I ask a question? in this video at around 1:34 the speaker said something like : 最初、スペイン語で翻訳してて、そこから日本語に翻訳してて、なんか、めっちゃがんがえっかた。 May I ask why there were two て after すべんごで翻訳し instead of only one て? And aslo I would like to if I heard correctly on after that めっちゃ part. Thank you!
30% normal conversation
70% そう そうそう
This is accurate japanese actually
thats how people talk in japan outside of anime..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
The rest of my Japanese class wondered what was this そう そうそう I also keep throwing in; happy to know now that that is when I am sounding like a real Japanese! ;-)
70%??? Looool jealousy at its best. I bet your Japanese isn’t at her level 🙂🙏🏽
My cat is quickly picking up 日本語 from me speaking to her she is very good to practice on haha
She's gonna be saying "nyaa" soon.
I don't have a cat, but I always say おやすみなさい to my 植物 before going to sleep.
IrinPE sorry to ask but what does the kanji that looks similar to 食 but without the arrow head mean?
@@juggiegud5071 良い is a way of saying good! I think its interchangable with いい
That kanji after nihon what does it mean?
This probably the best video I've seen about studying Japanese in a long time. Been self studying for over and the hardest thing to accomplish is still speaking it confidently, even when i spent 2 weeks in Japan. I'm going to think it and speak it out loud a lot more. thank you!
Why are you attempting to speak a language you don't know? you should listen for atleast 10000 hours before speaking.
@Eric yes
even when I spent two weeks? EVEN???? WHAT. that's a short period of time, right?
@@komimia9309 If you have the opportunity to test your output, may as well.
Input is paramount, but practicing output is the most efficient way to learn to output what you know.
@Eric I think Komi is just joking around, 10000 hours sounds like a beyond exaggerated number when its known to take around 1000 hours to speak achieve semi-fluency and 10000 hours is about three years assuming you spent an absurd 10 hours a day on it.
Tere has such a wonderful idea to learn Japanese. And she is right about that the only way to become fluent in a language, is to "think" in that language. But it's definitely difficult to change the mindset from being a translator to a speaker. That is why, the idea of watching Japanese shows is so great, because you can follow the words, and remember the structure.
In another Japanese-teaching page, I commented the same thing to one of the people in the chat. You can learn a lot by watching Japanese shows, because they have a lot of subtitles in them, so you can not only listen to the words, but you can also follow what is written, and read. And you can find many right here on TH-cam.
By the way, VS Arashi is one of my favorite Japanese shows (and I'm not at an advanced level).
The problem I find is setting up the language “glue” that without, you can’t speak and make sense. A video over some basic Japanese set phrases that are verbs, modify verbs or clauses like とき(when) 「子供のとき」; or 「ようになる」to reach the point to” , だんだん、日を追うごとに, 色々、全部etc. Things that are very common use daily in Japan to help see how Japanese are suing words. I wanted to say,” I need to learn more words before I can speak in Japanese”, but couldn’t figure out how to say it even though I thought I had all the nouns and the verb, but the “glue” and grammar(particles and order) were missing. 😢 I converted it with an app I have (HelloTalk)...
日本語で話せるようになるには、もっと単語を知る必要があります。Only word I didn’t know was ようになる 🤦♂️ but it’s needed to make the rest work.
is hello talk good with helping you learn the language?
Yes 100% agree!!! One of my biggest frustrations with learning Japanese.
@@brookestarr9042 yes. There are native speakers who want to learn your language for language exchange on HelloTalk. You can type, record speech or set up live conversations to practice. You can post about your day like Facebook and ask for corrections or just talk in general. Italki is similar but the platform is heavily weighted towards paying tutors. Great for intermediate or advanced users who want to take their skills to the next level.
Honestly, I feel the easiest part for me is putting together the grammar and grammatical "glue". Maybe its because I know languages where everything requires me to understand, and even without a few words, I can put together, but the worst is when I don't know the main subject or verb, because then I can't even narrow down the grammar. Especially if that word I'm missing is an Onomatopoeia and looking it up might not work.
I so much enjoy watching and rewatching this video interview. "Within a word the Japanese culture exists." So profound and so true. Thanks to both participants.
Bella compatriota, gracias por motivarme . llevo 5 años estudiando y lo hablo muy poco , aunque si entiendo lo que me dicen en Japones. Gracias por compartir y ser ahorita tambien mi inspiracion. Saludos desde Jalisco.
Just realized that having English subtitles has held me back (maybe they distract me?)! I ignored the subtitles and I understood the conversation pretty naturally :D It's not the first time it has happened either. Every time I've listened to Japanese without subs I get surprised at how much I can understand. It's a pretty cool feeling!
Doesn't work for music though, because like subs, the music distracts me and I can't "understand" the language.
Such a motivation to watch this video! I have to speak in Spanish now. Siendo mexicano me siento más motivado al ver una paisana hablando un japonés perfecto. Espero llegar a su nivel algún día no muy lejano. Miku, ¿dónde diste clases en México?
Saludos...
Tarde pero creo que fue en guadalajara.
También soy mexicano. Felicidades a la paisana. Saludos
This is one of the best you tube channel to learn real Japanese....Miku sensei give lot of examples, interviewing people who became good at Japanese.
It is really helpful
It's the consistency of learning, I started to learn same year as she, but for me it is just for fun. Now she is fuent while I still struggle to understand Japanese conversations.
I have a feeling this will be the biggest stepping stone for my Japanese learning! I never thought about thinking in Japanese! I thought, if I talked and talked, it would be enough...but the thinking part....that's GOLD! Thankyou!
本当にミク先生のビデオは全部すばらしいですよ。このビデオもすごく有用です。
Honestly a gem to find on the internet such real raw talk straight from her on past and struggles. Thank you for your guidance hopefully I'll make it to fluency.
I love japanese music and using the lyrics to improve my vocabulary. Dramas are helpful too.
Very interesting video 、I am living in Japan and when I really had contact with the real Japanese I felt like her jeje it doesn't matter if you study 2 years in your country cause when you try to put yu your Japanese in real and daily Japanese conversation it's like OK I don't know Japanese at all, for everyone who is studying Japanese please try to find Japanese friends hnag out with them and speak also study more and watch Japanese tv series read the news etc etc cause. Actually the Japanese wich you learn from this academic school aren't enough of course probably you can speak but like a gramar book so study hard and keep going just look for other options in oder to improve your language learning in Japanese
These are the kinds of interviews I love to watch.
90%ぐらいじまくなしわかりました。ありがとうございます！！！
Appreciation is the best prize! Great advice. I love learning Japanese, especially because I thought I'd never be able to understand or learn a foreign language. The grammatical rules of my native English confuse me enough but learning the Japanese is helping with both. Watching your videos absolutely helps!
I just discovered Arashi because the restrictions their production company had were lifted. I'm sure they've gotten a huge boost with by now being on Twitter, TH-cam and Instagram. I've also been watching a lot of the shows they host and even if I can't understand most of it I'm still enjoying watching.
She is my country fellow. Her smile is considered nervous in Mexico. Anyway, it took her several years to be somewhat fluent.
Eeee. So professional the interview was.
Thank you so much! Did you learn anything from it? Let me know what you learn;)
Hi Miku San, within a day I became a real fan of yours. I really don't have words to express my gratitude towards you. You are an amazing teacher. This is the first time I comment a TH-cam video and subscribing a channel at the first sight. Tons of thanks.. and I am sure that I am going to Master in the real practical Japanese soon.
I've studied Japanese for about two years now, I've even lived in Japan for a year as an exchange student with my boyfriend who is Japanese and I visited a Japanese University. You'd think I should be pretty fluent by now but somehow it just doesn't click. I'm also really shy and insecure in general, which doesn't help. It feels like I'm letting down my boyfriend and his family which honestly feels pretty shitty.
This video was awesome! I watched it with the captions first, then again without reading the captions. It's excellent verbal/visual learning.
I'm eager to watch VS Arashi! Gracias a ustedes and thanks for making such useful content! The production was nice and pleasant to watch, as well. Bravo! 🙏
Wow Thank you sooo much for your comment! I will make more videos like this so you get to see how we speak casually! I appreciate you for taking time and leaving comment so I can know what you guys want to watch! Muchas gracias a ti !!!
@@mikurealjapanese Are the captions automatically generated or do you write them yourself?
@@hojdog I write them myself! I am trying my best haha
Must have Japanese captions
日本人の知らない日本語が大！大！好きです！！
最近テレさんのアドバイスをやています！日本語で考えていて自分と日本語を話しています。自信を上がるために。まだ話は遅いけど頑張ります😊
これは面白いヴィデオ。これは難しいけど私は話せが練習するできる。ありがとうございますみく先生。
このビデオを使ったありがとうございます。このインタビューと日本語の勉強するのアドバイスは本当にたすけるとおもいます。日本語の勉強して頑張りますよ！
I like how she has picked up on a lot of the body language, too!
みくちゃん 大好きです。勉強した日本語はどんどん思い出しています。
ありがとう！ このビデオは大いに役立ちました。
miku本当にあなたのパフォーマンスが大好きです
Such a wonderful Teacher!
このビデオはとてもhelpfulです。わかりやすいです！
テレちゃん good job . . . !!
this lesson this time is very good for motivation, so maybe . . Learning Japanese can be addicted for someone who wants to fluent in it . . . thanks ミク先生 for the interview . . 👍
Thank youuuuu for your ;ovely comment!!! It's not impossible to be fluent! If she could do it, you can do it too! And I hope I can help you with your journey!:)❤︎
この動画を見ましたから、日本語を勉強をしたい。ありがとうございます。
Coffee shop interactions, for example, how to offer help or recommendations.
thank you very much Miku Sensei! 😍
i love this so much! im also mexican and before coming to japan i studied for 2 years and took my n5 but when i arrived i couldnt say or understand even the most basic things! now im struggling su much T.T
本当に面白いヴィデオですね。大学時代に日本語を勉強するのが懐かしいですよ。最小二年前で、日本語が学んでいるのが楽しかったと思った。しかし、上のクラスに行った日本語がすごくにくい勉強しましたね。それで私の自信が降りました。今から、自信がちょっと揺れてと思います。
ありがとうございます😊
good stuff. 11 years wow what a trooper :)
Haha You can do it too!!!:)
@@mikurealjapanese i hope so, i'm 2 years in, really fun! :)
宿題:
本当に役に立ったビデオでしたので二人ありがとうございました。
A mi también me pasa lo mismo pero necesito hablar 私も同じですさいしようはスペイン語考える後で日本語なおします自分自信入れる
Miku先生、i just chanced upon this video. It’s really good pointers on how to approach studying Japanese, ‘cos I while I can read/write after learning for some years, can’t really converse due to “translating in my head”. Will try out the suggestions which is really helpful. Meantime I tried to complete the mini 「しゅくだい」：このビデオがすごいですね！(私は)今、日本語は勉強します。みく先生、とてもありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます。このビデオは助かりました
わああ、同じ日本語を勉強の方法があるから、そのビデオをみて、ちょっと驚いたじゃ~ 嵐の番組も見るし、自問自答するし、ドラマも見ることだ。 たぶん今も失敗するけど、そのままにそろそろ日本語で喋ることに上手なっている。みく先生のビデオのおかげでも上手になってくれて本当にありがとうございます。
素晴らしいビデオだった！がんばる！
このビデオを見るのはたのしいでした！
Wow! Finally, I can understand some Japanese :-)
Awesome video, thank you very much :) Very helpful and great editing!
これはわたしの日本語で書いたコメントです笑
日本で話すようにHelloTalkをよく使いますがまだメッセージしか送りません。電話するのは怖すぎてできません。。。
でも！来年留学するために日本に行きます、その時には日本語で話さなければなりませんね。きっと間違うことがたくさんあるけど頑張りたいです！
色々教えてくれて、ありがとうございました。😊
これありがとミクさん！
いまあさごはんたべてぎゅうにゅうのみながらみくせんせいのにほんごどうがみています。
本当にたのしくておもしろいです。ありがとうございます。
みくせんせい、つつけておしえてください😊🙏💕👍。
Continue to teach everyone who like to learn and speak Japanese. Your video's and lessons is such enjoyable to watch dakara learning and underatanding it is so easy..
Hope to use and speak confidently Nihongo in my work.
Really like this discussion stuff with subs! Great stuff!
Thank you!! Will make more!!!
テレさんの日本語はvery good 😀
Thanks for this interview
After you become able to think in Japanese... then you can DREAM in Japanese as you sleep at night. 日本語の夢は最高！
Excellent video
I can already understand around 80-90% of the words and grammar, but I still need subtitles, because I'm not able to put what I've heard in a context yet. Anyway, this video makes it seem like talking in JP is the easiest thing ever, but when I actually make an effort to speak, it's so much harder. Anyway, thank you. I find this video very motivating. ^^
Omg Tere is my teacher at Nichiboku! We have also seen old clips of Miku for our lessons :)
このビデオは役立つでした。みく先生お陰で、もっと単語が練習したことがあります。私が失敗を作っても日本語の旅を諦めない。もっとリスニングスキルスについての動画を投稿したほうがいいです。それでも、多くの言葉日本語で分かれないから時々気が残念しま死す。ところで、あけおめ、みんなさん！
Omg I found out about your channel today and i love it!!! You are very nice and pretty!! I love your videos
I'm watching and rewatching this almost everyday, I think after some weeks I'll have this whole video memorized, I'm doing this because for n3 level the grammar is not that hard, I understand the phrases but the pace is too fast, so doing this I'll be able to understand them speaking without subtitles, I'll tell if it works
Thanks 😘
すごいインタビューだね。僕はまだ初級日本語を勉強しているんだけど、文法が上手だっても、まだぺらぺら話せない。まだ日本語で考えていないんだらと思っています。でも僕もそれをしているよ。いつも自分で日本語で話してみたいね。いつかぺらぺらになりたい~ ミクさんの動画はいつも手伝ってくれてありがとうございます。🙏
少しずつ一緒にがんばろう！絶対にいつかペラペラになれるよ！本当におうえんしてる！もし、リクエストがあったら、おしえてね！
@@mikurealjapanese ありがとうございます~ 実は会話を練習しないと。リクエストなら、たぶん次のインタビューは私たちがミクさんと友達の会話をはっきり聞けるところでできるね!。
この動画は便利です
ありがとうございます！
この動画がとても面白かったと思った。今、たくさん日本語の言葉とか漢字とか文法とか分かえるなどなど。でも、残念ながら、日本語をペラペラ話す事ができない。もちろん諦めないだよ！５年前、日本に来た、英会話で働きます。だから、毎日、英語を話す必要がある。毎週、老人の友達に合ったとき、日本語を話みたいだが、彼がとても厳しい。だから、いつも、とても恥ずかしくなった。今、日本語を聞くだけだ。そうして、新しい日本人と練習話すことを探しに行く事ができる。すべてミクのビデオを見ることを楽しみしている。ありがとう。
Very nice videos! Please make a video about main everyday phrases to use with babies and toddlers. Thank you!
Thanks for the content! i use your videos as a listening practice! very useful i think.
Thank you so much you helped me a lot! :) it's so easy to understand, I feel more and more comfortable! ありがとうございます❣
私も日本人の知らない日本語がだいすき！ 今はもう一度すべてを見たい。
このビデオはちょう面白いでした。わたしの日本語の話はさいていですけど、このビデオはたくさんわかりました。ありがとうございました！:D
ミク先生チャネル見つかって「っしゃ」ってな感じです😂
たくさん知らないの事が山ほどいっぱいがあるですので、ちゃんと勉強を頑張ります。
Miku Real Japanese
まじ楽しいですよ！
ほんま好き！😂😂😂
ps。関西弁(めっちゃ)好きです。
i used to watched that drama and looking for it to watch it again and ive find its name in this video lol
ヤッホウ、ミ九さん！
僕は新しくこんのチャンネッルを見つけました
みくさんのヴィデオ見ると、とっても楽しみます
僕は８年まえから日本語を勉強している！
たしかにどーラーマのお勧め他に言われたことは本当、
は興味がない事みるのはたぶん勉強することも暇になっちゃう。
こんにちはミク先生。ビデオは面白いでした。ありがとうございました。日本語が上手になりたいが、難しいです。毎日勉強します。
@Fucking grass ありがとう :)
このビデオはとても面白かったですよ！！！ ありがとうございます。みく先生
ありがとう！もっとこんなビデオをつくりますね！
すごい！！
does tere chan has a youtube channel?
i’m studying japanese and Spanish.. if she can make videos for teaching Spanish in japanese language it would be very helpful for spanish who’re learning japanese, japanese who’re learning spanish and for those who’re leaning both languages 😍
hope she read this!
Wow!! I join another youtube channel and they teach japanese in Spanish! So I will put the link here! th-cam.com/video/GwSgXb-hRws/w-d-xo.html
Miku Real Japanese ohh thank you sensei very much i really appreciate it 😍🌸
@@mikurealjapanese Miku, por eso te digo que hagas videos en espanol, pero no me haces caso! jaja ;)
このビデオは本当に助けた、最近僕が高原にぶつかったから。
ありがと！
僕は2年間半ぐらい日本語を勉強してて話す練習事が出来てから後多分2、3ヶ月間もう日本語で考え始めました。特には話してる特に日本語で考えてめした。日本語で考えないと喋ることは無理とすぐ気づきましたからもうすぐ頑張って日本語で考えようとしてました。最初は知ってる言葉は少ないですから日本語で考えるのは本当に難しかったけど頑張って新しい単語を沢山書いて会話してた時に話してる途中でも書いた単語を見て思い出して会話で使いましたので凄く勉強になりました！
コメントを書きましたのでどうやってポイントを使えばいいですか？笑
I am going to try your method and think in Japanese to learn how to speak it.
英語で考えてばかりで、英語がペラペラ話せるようになった。
最初、言うことの半分が分からなかったけど lol
この動画をくれてありがとう、ミク先生！
Y por cierto, no sabia que tambien podias hablar espanol. Mi meta es poder hablar al menos 3 idiomas fluidos, ya tengo espanol e ingles. Y con la ayuda de tus videos estoy avanzando en el japones, muchas gracias! :)
このビデオだいすきです。👌😄
Haha i love the "YOooooooooo" cutscenes. Made my day thanks😇
I love this video
ありがとうございます ミク先生！！ミク先生のヴィデオはとてもおもしろいです。私はメキシコ人と日本語の学生です。
Great video, but the audio is so soft I can barely hear anything.
Please take extra care to record interviews with a mic in future.
Being able to hear what you and your guests are saying is the most important part of these videos.
Thank you for all the great content.
日本人知らない日本語と言うシリーズはとても面白いなんですけど、私にとって字幕を見ないで理解するのはまだ難しいです。楽しんで勉強するのは一番大切なことだと思いま。
そうですね。Terace house をみたことがありますか？Netflix にもあります！それには字幕がありますよ！面白いから、見てみてください！
見たことがないですが、ぜひ見てみたいです。おすすめありがとうございます。
Really like this..Thanks for such type of video Sansai😊
Really?!Okay! I will make more videos like this then! Thank you!
Glad you liked it:) Would you like to watch this type of videos again!?
もちろん 先生😊
ビデオの最後の曲は何でしたか。What is the song in the end of the video?
どもありがとうございます. More videos that are all in Japanese おねがいします. I'm loving your channel.
Hello Miku 先生 and fellow learners、May I ask a question?
in this video at around 1:34
the speaker said something like :
最初、スペイン語で翻訳してて、そこから日本語に翻訳してて、なんか、めっちゃがんがえっかた。
May I ask why there were two て after すべんごで翻訳し instead of only one て?
And aslo I would like to if I heard correctly on after that めっちゃ part. Thank you!
ホントにありがとー！
thank you for sharing these learning tips. a story about osake would be interesting. thanks!
toronto
I love this video very much.😀
how does the extra "te" in japanese grammar works? example "shitete" etc... thanks
「恋はつづくよどこまでも」を見たほうがいいですよ。I learnt important phrases like お前は岩石だよ.