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* ひたすら日本語ドリル Japanese Practice Quest
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Приєднався 9 бер 2014
This channel offers Japanese language exercises tirelessly, helping learners practice and improve their Japanese skills consistently.
1-2 uploads (1 practice movie and sometimes 1 shorts) per week,
but I generally take a break from updates during weeks with the 1st day of the month.
1-2 uploads (1 practice movie and sometimes 1 shorts) per week,
but I generally take a break from updates during weeks with the 1st day of the month.
【Kyaakyaa vs Gyaagyaa】What's the Difference in These Japanese Onomatopoeia? 【きゃあきゃあ ぎゃあぎゃあ】
How to distinguish usage of "きゃあきゃあ/きゃーきゃー/キャアキャア/キャーキャー/kyaakyaa" and "ぎゃあぎゃあ/ぎゃーぎゃー/ギャアギャア/ギャーギャー/gyaagyaa".
In this video, we’ll thoroughly compare the Japanese onomatopoeia (オノマトペ) "きゃあきゃあ/きゃーきゃー/キャアキャア/キャーキャー/kyaakyaa" and "ぎゃあぎゃあ/ぎゃーぎゃー/ギャアギャア/ギャーギャー/gyaagyaa" and master the art of using them correctly. While these similar onomatopoeias both describe lights, they have subtle differences in nuance.
What you’ll learn in this video:
* The differences between "きゃあきゃあ/きゃーきゃー/キャアキャア/キャーキャー/kyaakyaa" and "ぎゃあぎゃあ/ぎゃーぎゃー/ギャアギャア/ギャーギャー/gyaagyaa"
* How to choose which one to use in different situations
* Understanding usage through specific examples
* The derived onomatopoeia of these two will also be explored in more detail.
* Understanding of the complexity of their pronunciation.
* Enhance your Japanese expression by mastering these light-related onomatopoeias.
This video is presented in English, but it includes automatic translation features. Please feel free to use subtitles in your native language to aid your learning.
Additionally, since we’re focusing on the sounds of "p" and "b,"
I’ve included some simple practice tips at the end of the video for those whose native languages make it challenging to distinguish and pronounce these sounds. Be sure not to miss them!
Be sure to watch until the end and share your thoughts or questions in the comments!
Don’t forget to subscribe and like the video! Thank you!
【Kyaakyaa vs Gyaagyaa】What's the Difference in These Japanese Onomatopoeia? 【きゃあきゃあ ぎゃあぎゃあ】
0:00 Intro
0:17 Overview and Today's Goals
0:51 Usage
3:30 Pronunciation practice including derived words
4:30 Examples
5:15 Quiz Time
7:58 Ending and Today's Lunch
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Join us on this journey to mastering Japanese! Don’t forget to like, and subscribe for more helpful content. Hit the notification bell so you never miss an update. ?? If you have any specific sounds or words you find difficult, leave a comment below, and we might cover them in a future video!
★ Subscribe and level up your Japanese! ★
Your subscription to the channel, likes, comments, and shares are a great motivation for me.
www.youtube.com/@JapanesePracticeQuest
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The audio for my video is generated using Filmora's, and VOICEVOX's speech synthesis.
VOICEVOX:四国めたん
VOICEVOX:春日部つむぎ
VOICEVOX:波音リツ
VOICEVOX:玄野武宏
VOICEVOX:青山龍星
VOICEVOX:九州そら
音源/効果音:dova-s.jp/_mobile/
________________________________________
#LearnJapanese
#JapanesePronunciation
#JapaneseOnomatopoeia
#JapaneseListening
#日文
#日語速成
#日語入門
#日文發音
#jlpt
#JapaneseLanguage
#JapanesePractice
#JapaneseListeningPractice
In this video, we’ll thoroughly compare the Japanese onomatopoeia (オノマトペ) "きゃあきゃあ/きゃーきゃー/キャアキャア/キャーキャー/kyaakyaa" and "ぎゃあぎゃあ/ぎゃーぎゃー/ギャアギャア/ギャーギャー/gyaagyaa" and master the art of using them correctly. While these similar onomatopoeias both describe lights, they have subtle differences in nuance.
What you’ll learn in this video:
* The differences between "きゃあきゃあ/きゃーきゃー/キャアキャア/キャーキャー/kyaakyaa" and "ぎゃあぎゃあ/ぎゃーぎゃー/ギャアギャア/ギャーギャー/gyaagyaa"
* How to choose which one to use in different situations
* Understanding usage through specific examples
* The derived onomatopoeia of these two will also be explored in more detail.
* Understanding of the complexity of their pronunciation.
* Enhance your Japanese expression by mastering these light-related onomatopoeias.
This video is presented in English, but it includes automatic translation features. Please feel free to use subtitles in your native language to aid your learning.
Additionally, since we’re focusing on the sounds of "p" and "b,"
I’ve included some simple practice tips at the end of the video for those whose native languages make it challenging to distinguish and pronounce these sounds. Be sure not to miss them!
Be sure to watch until the end and share your thoughts or questions in the comments!
Don’t forget to subscribe and like the video! Thank you!
【Kyaakyaa vs Gyaagyaa】What's the Difference in These Japanese Onomatopoeia? 【きゃあきゃあ ぎゃあぎゃあ】
0:00 Intro
0:17 Overview and Today's Goals
0:51 Usage
3:30 Pronunciation practice including derived words
4:30 Examples
5:15 Quiz Time
7:58 Ending and Today's Lunch
____________
Join us on this journey to mastering Japanese! Don’t forget to like, and subscribe for more helpful content. Hit the notification bell so you never miss an update. ?? If you have any specific sounds or words you find difficult, leave a comment below, and we might cover them in a future video!
★ Subscribe and level up your Japanese! ★
Your subscription to the channel, likes, comments, and shares are a great motivation for me.
www.youtube.com/@JapanesePracticeQuest
____________________________________
The audio for my video is generated using Filmora's, and VOICEVOX's speech synthesis.
VOICEVOX:四国めたん
VOICEVOX:春日部つむぎ
VOICEVOX:波音リツ
VOICEVOX:玄野武宏
VOICEVOX:青山龍星
VOICEVOX:九州そら
音源/効果音:dova-s.jp/_mobile/
________________________________________
#LearnJapanese
#JapanesePronunciation
#JapaneseOnomatopoeia
#JapaneseListening
#日文
#日語速成
#日語入門
#日文發音
#jlpt
#JapaneseLanguage
#JapanesePractice
#JapaneseListeningPractice
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Subtitles are available. Please utilize the "auto-translate" feature as needed to make the content easier to understand. 字幕が利用できます。 必要に応じて、「自動翻訳」機能を活用し、内容を簡単に理解できるようにしてください。
Subtitles are available. Please utilize the "auto-translate" feature as needed to make the content easier to understand. 字幕が利用できます。 必要に応じて、「自動翻訳」機能を活用し、内容を簡単に理解できるようにしてください。
For those interested in this aspect, I highly recommend this channel as an excellent listening resource: 【16代目京都人 大文字ミヤコの素敵な京都ライフ】 www.youtube.com/@MiyakosKyotoLife Previous recommendation about Osaka dialect and Kansai people: 【UA-cam関西弁講座-大阪おっちゃんねる-】 www.youtube.com/@kansaiben The many channels I have already recommended: 【Curated for you】7 Go-to Japanese UA-cam Channels for Japanese Learners ua-cam.com/video/DbcU88gKbU8/v-deo.html
I got most of them
For those interested in Japanese dialects, especially those fascinated by Kansai-area dialects, I highly recommend this channel as a great listening resource. UA-cam関西弁講座-大阪おっちゃんねる- www.youtube.com/@kansaiben The many channels I have already recommended: 【Curated for you】7 Go-to Japanese UA-cam Channels for Japanese Learners ua-cam.com/video/DbcU88gKbU8/v-deo.html
I will be taking a break from posting next week and the week after. If possible, I'd like to release a short video at least once. After the break, I will continue with the onomatopoeia related to speech sounds. If you have any questions or requests regarding the comparison of onomatopoeia, feel free to leave a comment here or on my other social media platforms. Have a great weekend!
Subtitles are available. Please utilize the "auto-translate" feature as needed to make the content easier to understand. 字幕が利用できます。 必要に応じて、「自動翻訳」機能を活用し、内容を簡単に理解できるようにしてください。
Subtitles are available. Please utilize the "auto-translate" feature as needed to make the content easier to understand. 字幕が利用できます。 必要に応じて、「自動翻訳」機能を活用し、内容を簡単に理解できるようにしてください。
Other car brands you often see in Japan (Ordered based on my personal experience): Volvo = ボルボ FIAT = フィアット Renault = ルノー Peugeot = プジョー Alfa Romeo = アルファロメオ Hyundai = ヒュンダイ(ヒョンデ) [ Special Mention ] TESLA = テスラ Actually, TESLA is rarely seen in Japan at this moment.
Why is を used in "プレゼントをありがとう。"? It's the only one I don't understand.
The use of "を" (wo) in "プレゼントをありがとう" is because of an omitted verb. The full expression would be something like "プレゼントをくれて/くださってありがとう" (Thank you for giving me the present). This kind of usage often occurs in Japanese. For example : 手紙を(くれて)ありがとう。 Thank you for the letter. サポートを(してくれて)ありがとう。 Thank you for the support. Hope this helps! ☺
@@JapanesePracticeQuest Thank you, answers it perfectly!
@@MuffinMansBro You're welcome☺ Glad I could help.
If you have a favorite Japanese greeting, I’d love to hear about it! Also, I’d be happy to hear your thoughts on this video. As I mentioned in the community post, I’ll be taking a short summer break after this video. If I have time, I’ll try to upload some shorts or smaller videos. I hope you all enjoy the rest of your summer!
I Like your canal a lot. It helps me pronounce the Japanese word better. But the background sounds is annoying and distracting.
I’m so happy to hear that you find my channel helpful for your pronunciation! I apologize for the background sounds. I’ll make sure to work on that. Thanks for letting me know, and I hope you continue to enjoy the content!
@@JapanesePracticeQuest maybe the younger generation has not trouble with the noise.😅because I’m an elderly person I grow up with different content
@@Koenji-kx7vz I've heard that many Japanese videos (not language learning videos, but other general videos we create or watch) tend to have louder background music. Since this is a language learning video, I realize I should be even more mindful of this. I’ll make some adjustments. Thank you again for bringing this to my attention🙏☺
聞きわけにくかった単語があったら、教えてくださいね。 If there are any words that are difficult to distinguish, please let me know. I might be able to follow up in another video later.
You can also use this challenge for listening practice. It includes some meaningless coined words, but you can try transcribing them into katakana as part of the training, so feel free to give it a try if you're interested. If there are any words that are difficult to distinguish, please let me know. I might be able to follow up in another video later.
どもありがとう!おわりの’Off topic’ はすきです!😂
こちらこそ、ありがとう! Off topic まで みてくれて、すごくうれしいです😊
these videos are very helpful, they make it so convenient to practice my listening and speaking skills. thank you
I'm really happy to hear that you're finding the videos useful😊 Keep practicing and you'll improve even more. Thanks for your support🙏
Love the videos
That means a lot to me🥰 Thanks a lot!
今回のクイズでうまくいかなかった発音があったら、ぜひコメントしてくださいね!うまく行ったよ!というご報告もお待ちしております😊 If there were any pronunciations you struggled with in this quiz, please feel free to leave a comment! We also look forward to hearing from those of you who did well! 😊
😅本当にありがとうございました。私はリスニングがちょっとむずかしいですから、手伝いますよ。
コメントありがとう😊 リスニングは繰り返し聞いて、音読してみるのがおすすめです。今後も様々な例を紹介していきますね。(コメントありがとう。リスニングはくりかえしきいて、おんどくしてみるのがおすすめです。こんごもさまざまなれいをしょうかいしていきますね。)
I'm not gonna lie, I got a LOT wrong, and low-key wanted to rage quit. But, learning takes perseverance and effort. So I watched the whole video and learned along the way 😤😤💪💪
Thanks for watching the whole video! I'm glad you didn't give up! Your effort will definitely pay off. Keep learning! 💪📚😊
This is like a game! Well done.
Thank you! It’s great to know that you're having fun while learning😊
Today, we have a bonus clip in addition to the main video. It’s available at the very end after the ending credits. You can also jump to it from the chapters, so please make sure to check it out! Also, thank you so much for reaching over 400 subscribers. I’m really grateful for your support. Let's keep this journey going together♥
👍 楽しい練習です
楽しんでもらえて私も嬉しいです😊どうもありがとう!
is the thumbnail a reference to koe no katachi 💀😭
Oh, is there a specific story with a scene like this? I created this thumbnail imagining the boy in the background saying either 'すきかな' or 'つきかな?' The girl in front is wearing headphones, so she can't hear what the boy is saying. Maybe he's confessing his feelings. That's the situation I envisioned. I wasn't thinking of any particular work when I created it. 😊
Are you teaching japanese ?
I tutor Japanese to specific individuals on an irregular basis for a long time, although it is not my main occupation. But in my primary workplace I also frequently interact with people who are learning Japanese😊
@@JapanesePracticeQuest thank you for giving reply, i also want to learn japanese.
The New York one tripped me up... I'm still not sure about them cuz they all sound the same to me... Maybe it's just a manufacturing defect in me 😅😅
Recognizing the differences between glottal stops, long vowels, and geminate consonants might be challenging, but keep at it and you'll improve with practice. It's also important to get used to Japanese spoken by various people, but this woman's way of speaking might have been a bit challenging this time. がんばってくださいね!
Just wanted to thank you. I've been using videos in UA-cam to study Japanese for about 3 years and I have to say this is a type of video that is rarely represented. There are pitch accent lessons, but really very few that focus on articulation. Most that focus on articulation gets a bit too technical / theoretical or the exercise tend to be a bit too advanced to simply jump into immediately. Starting in a simpler way (like in these videos) is a great help. I hope you continue to make more of these videos.
Thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you're enjoying the articulation series. I plan to continue with at least seven more similar exercises. Since pronunciation challenges can vary depending on one's native language, I'll incorporate these into each session little by little. Please look forward to it. Thank you for your support!
Seu tehhhhay ke lol😂
1day=TSUITACHI
As this shorts says, 1 day is not TSUITACHI, TSUITACHI is only used for mentioning DATE. 1 day is ICHINICHI.