I am only 18 minutes in, and I feel so much more at ease with the idea of learning Japanese now. I have been wanting to learn for years (I am 38 now) but it’s always felt so incredibly overwhelming. 18 minutes in, and I love how clear you are in your guidance and explanations. It feels much, much less overwhelming, and the idea that it is just object first and verb second, can make a structurally sound conversation, it feels very much a relief.
Tips to learn Japanese more efficiently: - Trying to learn multiple languages at once may be risky, especially if they are orthographically similar, since it may be difficult to differentiate which word belongs to which language. However, it doesn't hurt to try to conciliate both. If in doubt, learn the one that you're most interested in. - INTENSITY ≠ EFFICACY. Avoid studying too intensely for prolonged amounts of time. Your brain is built to gradually (not instantaneously!) learn new things. - CONSISTENCY. A fastened learning process has scheduling. However, don't take this too seriously, since there are days when learning languages is not suitable. - REST. Your brain cells use electrical connections to bring data (knowledge, memories, processes) and apply them to do whatever you are doing right now. The process of learning consists of creating new connections. New connections are created when you SLEEP, which allows your brain to aggregate what you learned throughout the day. Sleep plentifully. This won't just be helpful in your leaning journey, but will also have positive effects in your body and mood. - Repeat every letter/word/sentence out loud to get a closer pronunciation (tip from Duolingo). - Use headphones to get used to the language sounds quicker (tip from Duolingo). - Avoid trying to learn everything at one sitting to prevent yourself from forgetting words. - Following kana/kanji stroke orders are ideal to make your calligraphy look more aesthetically pleasing. However, don't feel too pressured to memorize everything. - If you feel unmotivated and/or tired, take a break and proceed your learning after a while and remember: you can do it! I highly believe that you *will* succeed! - Watch Japanese cartoons and comics and practice singing in Japanese. They will help you to increase your vocabulary. - Try not to skip the difficult parts of learning. They may be essential. - Get yourself a partner conversation from the beginning. - Use your Japanese knowledge in daily occasions (Example: whenever you're going upstairs, count every step in Japanese). - After finishing your studying session, make a "diary", by writing out everything you have learned so far, physically (pencil and paper) or virtually (note pad app on phone/computer) (tip from Duolingo). - Keep watching this video as many times as possible for days or weeks. It is not possible to learn everything in a few moments. - FAILURE IS NATURAL. You are a human. Humans are designed to learn by failing, since 100% of them have failed at something at some point in their lives. Blaming oneself for failing is a burden NO ONE has to carry. Besides, how many "successes" would cease to exist, if it wasn't for the "failures"? *You have a potential, waiting to be unleashed! It might not be easy, but most of all, have fun while learning! Now, I wish you, the reader, a very happy learning, and give it your all! がんばってください!* 💪✌️
Japanese is a difficult language, but I think it is a very beautiful language. As a Japanese person, I am very proud that you are interested in Japanese and want to learn it. Thank you! (Sorry if my grammar is wrong).
I find Japanese language as really interesting language to learn. I learned Japanese/Nihonggo by this year but I can only read and understand Hirigana and Katakana while Kanji is really pretty difficult but I keep on trying to learn it. I keep on watching videos like this also I jot down words and phrases in Japanese movies and animes so I can remember it.
List of Lessons (might edit with notes or breaking lessons into parts if asked or if I want to) Introduction to Japanese 0:08 Lesson 1: Why Learn Japanese? 6:25 Lesson 2: Japanese Pronunciation 11:52 Lesson 3: Japanese Grammar 17:55 Lesson 4: Japanese Writing 22:51 Lesson 5: Basic Bootcamp (basic phrases) Innovative Japanese: The Ultimate Japanese Pronunciation Guide 29:49 Lesson 1: Two Keys to Mastering Japanese Pronunciation 33:53 Lesson 2: Top Five Japanese Pronunciation Mistakes to Avoid 39:26 Lesson 3: Pronunciation of the Five Japanese Vowels Listening Comprehension Japanese Quizzes (I don't recommend this unless you can make out sentences) Level 1: Absolute Beginner 43:31 Quiz 1 49:23 Quiz 2 56:23 Quiz 3 1:03:03 Quiz 4 Level 2: Beginner: 1:09:19 Quiz 1 1:18:53 Quiz 2 1:27:01 Quiz 3 1:36:16 Quiz 4 Level 3: Intermediate: 1:44:26 Quiz 1 1:58:18 Quiz 2 2:11:14 Quiz 3 2:22:53 Quiz 4 Level 4: Advanced: 2:35:44 Quiz 1 2:52:26 Quiz 2 3:08:19 Quiz 3 3:24:11 Quiz 4 3:39:45 Top 25 Adjectives 3:44:07 Top 10 Phrases You Always Want to Hear 3:48:02 Top 25 Nouns 3:54:08 20 Travel Phrases You Should Know 3:59:08 The 25 Most Common Phrases Used in Japan 4:05:09 Top 25 Verbs
It's been about a decade since I took Japanese in high school, so while I remember most of the hiragana and alphabet, things like grammar and vocab has long since vanished from my memory, so this has been a great refresher without having to completely relearn everything from scratch like most beginner's classes.
here are some of my tips!! • listen for a few days or weeks, you cannot learn a whole new language in 4 hours, especially japanese • try repeating these words, sounds, sentences to yourself DAILY doing something random • STUDY!! i know it's boring for some, but in the end it will be worth it (plus you'll feel smart, trust me) • listen to Japanese podcasts, songs, tv shows, ect. to get the sounds down • watch anime (with Japanese audio of course) this helps get the talking part down and you can find new shows !! hope this helps !! also i might add more
My mother tongue isn't English or Japanese, but both are languages I've learned. Finally, when my English was B2 (for now.) I started learning new languages with English. It makes me feel proud and happy. Edit; Next week, I will take the exam to get my c2 certificate.
the same thing. But I tried learning French first and when I had seen that French pronunciation is almost totally different from how it written I decided Japanese might be easier)
Yeah, I'm doing the same thing. I was a bit decisive what language I should learn, because there are a lot I really love and I also need to improve my English skills a lot even though I have a B2 certificate. I think I will stick with Japanese. At first it was not my cup of tea, however I like Japanese songs.
@@dark_an3251 Next week I will take the exam to get my C2 certificate and I am very excited about it, while studying for my exam I saw this comment. I am truly touched and proud, I hope we all achieve what we want...
Why I want to learn Japanese: • To be a fashion designer in Tokyo • To just go to Tokyo • To learn a new language which I kind of already know some- • To improve memory • To watch more anime without subtitles
Thank you so much for the amazing video. As a Japanese living in the states currently, I always find myself having hard time explaining the basic of Japanese to English speakers including my girlfriend. This video really nailed every single important steps to understand Japanese from scratch. My girlfriend couldn’t pronounce らりるれろ ra ri ru re ro at first, but now she can pronounce it without any issue. To those who started studying Japanese, I’d like to thank you all as one Japanese ! It’s only used in Japan and definitely is not widely used language in the world, but it’s truly interesting language and there’re so many ways to describe things that you can’t English like I studied English and came to the states, I learnt so many things that could never be seen and described in Japan and Japanese language. Learning new languages literally broadens your horizon :) I hope you guys will come visit Japan and have an amazing experience talking to people out there and all!
My first language is french and after learning english, I decided I would focus on a language that I think is just as pretty as my mother tongue. Now that I have started learning Japanese, I find it is the most beautiful language I have ever heard of. Most definitely makes me want to learn more about Japan and its culture! Your comment only motivated me more:) Thank you!
Why i want to learn: To go to Japan and help read things in Japanese and look cool Start yelling in Japanese in arguments to confuse ppl To say rude stuff under my breath in Japanese And talk to myself in Japanese and still confuse ppl
Others: I want to learn Japanese so that I can watch anime without subtitles! Me: *wants to learn Japanese because I accidentally changed my laptop language to Japanese and can’t change it back*
6 hours later: I FORGOT ALL THE WORDS Edit: So this was just meant to be a funny joke, I appreciate the tips on remembering the words but I don't need them.
Japanese seems much easier as a Hindi, Bengali and Assamese speaker. I could find more similarities between Japanese and my native languages than I could find trying to connect English with Japanese. It must be tougher to for English speakers 😅 when I translated the Japanese sentences in Bengali, I instantly understood how to construct a sentence.
I was trying to learn Japanese language and luckily i found this course, and after experiencing this course for 9 minutes straight i have doubt that i have to learn English Grammar first😂
first thing you learn in any language: "my name is _____" first thing you learn in Japanese: "thank you" sums up the Japanese perfectly, insanely polite
Yeahhh, it's so hilarious to me how important respect is in Japan. But at the same time I feel like it's better than The U.S when it comes to Manners :/
And by then, you learn that your pronoun is insignificant to the conversation. So moving on, the next thing you have to learn is to say "sorry". I love them so much. Respectful and efficient
When Japanese learn american English, the first phrase they learn is "hey, a--h-le" To ask if you need to pay at the register or at the table, "hello? can I get some service over here. Ain't got all day." Or, you can just say "ain't got all day" as the waiter passes by. To get by or respond to a bump, "what's your problem, d--khead?" Any variation of "d--khead, a--h-le," etc is allowed and encouraged. When there is a slight disagreement, "awe, hell no." Or "you trippin'" 🤠☠🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚓🚓🔥🔥🔥🔥🧨🧨🧨🔪🔪🔪🍑
I watched this over a year ago when I knew nothing, and watched it again now and I realized I can understand and read basically everything. I want to move to and live in Japan in about 2-4 years for college or when I’m done with college in America and I’ll try to get a good job where I can work from home and it should be good.
Why I want to learn: So I don't need subtitles in watching anime To curse at people in Japanese To talk to myself and let no one understand me Prove that I can learn a whole new language without anyone telling me to Because I'm bored =v=
[copied comment, keeping it here for myself so that I don’t lose it] -Lesson 01: 0:00 - Lesson 02: 6:28 - Lesson 03: 11:55 -Lesson 04: 17:57 -Lesson 05: 22:53 Pronunciation Guide -Lesson 01:29:59 -Lesson 02:30:00 -Lesson 03: 39:32 Listening Comprhesion U1 - Lesson 01: 43:31 Listening Comprhesion U2 - Lesson 01:49:27 Listening Comprhesion U3 - Lesson 01:56:22 Listening Comprhesion U4 - Lesson 01: 1:03:02 Top 25 Adjectives - 3:39:45 Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear - 3:44:17 Top 25 Nouns - 3:48:06 20 Travel phrases you should know - 3:54:13 Edit: [Just checked and thx for the 500 likes 👍 I just made it for myself I didn’t expect it to get this much likes thx❤️💜]
@@thatbrownweeb1132 it can be said that monolinguals, bilinguals, trilingual and multilinguals all know the same number of words. It's like: Let n be the number of languages you know, And x be the total number of words you know. For monolinguals, their vocabulary consists of n words For bilinguals, the vocabulary in one language is n/x= n/2 And since they know 2 languages they have same vocabulary as monolinguals. And so on... This is what I don't like I'm multilingualism. My relatives and friends who know less languages (everyone knows at least two languages where I live) know so many more words in their respective languages than me in mine. I want to forget one language. Edit: typos
yall im almost 40 minutes into this video and it has taught me so much more than duolingo did in 100 days, ITS WORTH WATCHINGGG (btw i dont mean to hate on duolingo my opinion)
DONT. USE. THAT. SCARY. BIRD. I recommend using apps such as ‘Busuu’ or japanesepod’s website, along with some podcasts (I recommend “Learn Japanese with Noriko” on Spotify). They really help and I finally caught on to what I have to do in March and now I can understand bits and pieces of sentences, and can speak much better as well ༼ つ ◕◡◕ ༽つ
2 minutes in i was wonderi g why the red bar at the bottom of the video wasnt moving. I decided to get distracted juuuuuuuuuuuuusssst a little bit since the video is 4 hours long.
Why I want to learn Japanese: To go to Japan To go to college in Japan To work in an anime studio Wish me luck guys! Edit:omg I can’t believe that I got that much likes and support!q😭😭💖 I love y’all so much!
I am currently teaching Japanese if you are interested. The first 10 people to be enrolled don’t have to pay any fee for their lessons, everyone else must pay £2 per lesson. Cheap, right? I don’t care about the money I make, I care about helping other people learn their passion even if it’s without my help. I currently have nobody interested so if anyone would like to learn Japanese, you should tell me, only 10 can study for free! I can teach you the alphabets, and essential phrases you need in real life convos, etc! JapanesePod101 is one of the main reasons I chose to teach, they inspire me. If you would like to learn Japanese with my help, check out my first video for more information.
@@bordeialexandraioana358 well you just spend a few hours learning hiragana and katakana, and then you have to tap into all the spirits in china to help you learn all the kanji characters, their pronunciations, and the meanings to those pronunciations
well in truth this is probably better structured, simple, and visually comprehensible than just a dude standing lecturing for two hours (who may or may not have any native language experience).
so what, you can still learn foreign languages, doesnt mean you have to write or speak them perfectly. Thats why the education sucks so much, of course they need to look at the mistakes you made because thats the only way how they can give you a grade.. but it doesnt mean that you are bad at it. Hell, you can write a book and have tons of mistakes in it, when the story is good they just let the editor fix your mistakes. Our education system sucks.
@@emilsinclair6202 idk the point of learning our own language deeply. What's the use of learning our own language? It is only spoken in the region of ours. I potentially know If we learn other languages, it will be important in future, but why should I learn my own language again if I know perfectly to write and talk
taught me more in 30 min than my high school ever taught me. Also got me more excited to learn the language than school ever did. thanks for the video.
*Why should you learn Japanese* My logic: *to be able to understand anime and manga, to be able to say whatever you want in front of your family or friends who don't know JP, to be able to write a diary so that none can understand* Edit: My actual reason i to master this unique and ancient language and learn the cultural terms of the japanese society. Its not just about anime or secret diaries. I just wanted to be a bit sarcastic.
Hi there.. Good to see you learn Japanese. I m risa ☺. By d way,i also teach Japanese at my channel. You can check it out if you want. Hope, my lessons help u 😇
Same also I wanna go to Japan someday and I wanna know the language before I go I don’t have to be fluent or to knowledgeable before I go I just need the basics or more if I can
Tsukune: "From a Japanese perspective, I'm really happy that foreigners say they like Japanese culture and try to learn Japanese in this way." My wife is Japanese... I can basically understand what is being talked about however I can't speak it. I hope to improve.
philosophis It’s immersion lol. Just keep listening and absorb the phrases that stick after being repeated. You are training your ear and mind to hear the patterns more than actually learning the vocabulary, grammar , and syntax.
I am here because I quit Japanese school. I quit Japanese school because I never listened to it as a little kid, so I had no idea what they were saying. I kept wishing to restart from the beginning of Japanese school (kindergarten), but the only option was quitting, or continuing. The only person in my family who speaks Japanese everyday is my grandma. My grandma is pretty old, and I feel bad that I can’t understand her, and she can’t understand me. So, I made it my goal to learn Japanese before she passes away.
Me haven't finished korean and French yet Also me: UA-cam: wanna learn Japanese Me: *clicks* Edit thank you sooo much guys I've never gotten these many likes 😁✨✨
ෆෆMERLINෆෆ french aint that bad.. its just our grammar rules are wayyyy too complicated for someone not born in this language 😂 but once you get them you good to go
Exactly !! I know basic french ( from school) stopped learning it after three years . Then Korean just the alphabets and basics and now I'm trying to learn Japanese 😂😂 I totally get what you are saying
if it's english or spanish it shouldn't be so bad (ngl for the grammar as long as ur understood it's good. even high schoolers dont know every rule and say its too complicated for no reason. just learn enough to be understood.) if your language uses the roman alphabet and descends from the latin i think you should have it easier compared to others
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !
Quarantine really got us all learning Japanese huh 😂 Also this really proves how terrible schools are at teaching languages as I have learned more from this video than what I have learned over 4 years or school. Smh
I actually know alot of it but just listening and speaking but never got around to learn to read and write it. During this quarantine i learned the hiragana and katakana with their rules and all and some kanji far. Lemme tell you good ive gotten. Im playing p5r and having a blast being able to read the signs around the areas lol.
Me: learning Japanese also me: forgets how to spell English words. : honestly I didn't think this comment would be so relatable but I was wrong, anyway I wish you all good luck in learning your new languages!!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST ! by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ; you can check it out incase you need any help ; ILL BE GLAD !
I’m learning Japanese because my Japanese cousins are trying to learn English and want to visit America (where I live). I’ve visited Japan last month so I’m trying to make conversation with them 👍
なにが あなたは いった こと わかりません でも、ぼくは、なにか を いう を しる。ここ… I like apples. ありがとう、すみません、かんじ を はじまらない すかし、まもなくに はじまる。 Translation: I don't understand what you said. But, I know what I want to say. I like apples. Thanks, sorry, I didn't start kanji yet. Starting soon. (My kana is down tho 😁)
my elementary school taught English as a second language and it was pretty good, when I turned 12 I went to another school and they were teaching us the alphabet... the teachers used to call the class: hello student, girls used to say " I has to go to …" or "I go to school yesterday" I'm bad too because I couldn't learn anything new since elementary school.. I'm 14 now
As someone who has lived in Japan and studied Japanese to limited extent, I found speaking in and listening to Japanese is significantly easier than reading and writing in Japanese. Hiragana and Katakana take a little time to get used to, but it is Kanji that really frustrated things for me. To help tune your hearing, try watching Japanese films, TV and sports, especially if it has subtitles - but focus on what you hear. It helps tune your ear to the sentence structure, and you might even spot some differences between what was said and the subtitle translations...
@@Evilofhumanity Watching anime with English subs will not increase your Japanese ability at all, not even by a little bit, multiple studies have shown. The only way to get better at Japanese by watching anime is to have Japanese subs on
Even still. Though it may not make me as fluent as a Japanese child. There are still several words that I have just memorised after hearing it for more than two years in anime. Not saying I can hold a proper conversation. But it’s because of anime that I actually knew a lot of the stuff the video was going on about in the beginning. So saying “not even by a little bit” in itself seems Inaccurate.
3 years later, I am here yet again. Reading my old comments I'm baffled how I survived this far, but to keep the streak going--- I am learning Japanese not only to listen to music but so I can communicate once I go to Japan to meet my friend, very excited but I have a long way to go, lol! hopefully I can actually learn it now without stopping
Any tips for a beginner like me, just downloaded duolingo, but problems like, they just put it in my mind , doctor=isha , but in this vid tgey used other word, i am confused gow am i supposed to move ahead n learn hiragana??
@@aadityawanve right now I'm using Renshuu and pimsleur Some tips I've heard is work with hirigana and katagana first, saw a video which I will link here in a few minutes but it helped explain in a couple words the difference between the two and qhen to use it Tip 1: Pronounciation, get down pronunciation when you learn a new word/sound
I've spent years trying to learn Spanish since I figured it would be the most useful second language for me living in the U.S.. I've had an interest in Japanese culture ever since I discovered anime and manga. It motivated me to read some Japanese history and that made me even more interested in the culture. So I figure now is as good a time as any to work on learning the Japanese language. Liked and subscribed. : ) Thanks for the video! Domo Arigato! : )
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I’m here for 3 reasons:
1: anime
2: that one story in my mind where my family moves to Japan
3: it’s 1:00am
I'm here for the cool fact of messing with people in public and speaking japanese
PLS IS 1:40 am rn 😭 FOR ME ALSO TOILET CHECK 😋
@@i.sharted8122 it is exactly 1:40 AM as im typing this
I feel called out lmao
So accurate😂
YES MALADAPTIVE DAYDREAMING TO JAPAN :)
Others: wanna learn Japanese to watch anime without subtitle
Me: *wanna sing in Japanese without summoning a demon*
I swear I feel this a lot
Omfg that called me out
Lol I’m part of the “other” group
don’t call me out😡😡😡
XD
Personal note:
- Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
- Lesson 04: 17:57
- Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
- Lesson 01: 29:59
- Lesson 02: 30:00
- Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01: 49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01: 56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13
LIKE it when peaple do this
Thanks, this helps a LOT!
Thanks!
this really needs to be at the top
You are amazing !!!
I am only 18 minutes in, and I feel so much more at ease with the idea of learning Japanese now. I have been wanting to learn for years (I am 38 now) but it’s always felt so incredibly overwhelming. 18 minutes in, and I love how clear you are in your guidance and explanations. It feels much, much less overwhelming, and the idea that it is just object first and verb second, can make a structurally sound conversation, it feels very much a relief.
That makes two of us. Same age, same number of minutes in.
@@MrUdanafonseka i feel the same man.its been just 20 minutes but i feel so easy..btw are u still learning?
I hope we can friends💖
Haha- same age same aspirations:-)
You didn't keep it up, did you?
me:Speeds up the video 2×
*LEARNS JAPANESE IN 2 HOURS*
Big brain
Damn you genius
Stonks
Lol
You mad lad!
Tips to learn Japanese more efficiently:
- Trying to learn multiple languages at once may be risky, especially if they are orthographically similar, since it may be difficult to differentiate which word belongs to which language. However, it doesn't hurt to try to conciliate both. If in doubt, learn the one that you're most interested in.
- INTENSITY ≠ EFFICACY. Avoid studying too intensely for prolonged amounts of time. Your brain is built to gradually (not instantaneously!) learn new things.
- CONSISTENCY. A fastened learning process has scheduling. However, don't take this too seriously, since there are days when learning languages is not suitable.
- REST. Your brain cells use electrical connections to bring data (knowledge, memories, processes) and apply them to do whatever you are doing right now. The process of learning consists of creating new connections. New connections are created when you SLEEP, which allows your brain to aggregate what you learned throughout the day. Sleep plentifully. This won't just be helpful in your leaning journey, but will also have positive effects in your body and mood.
- Repeat every letter/word/sentence out loud to get a closer pronunciation (tip from Duolingo).
- Use headphones to get used to the language sounds quicker (tip from Duolingo).
- Avoid trying to learn everything at one sitting to prevent yourself from forgetting words.
- Following kana/kanji stroke orders are ideal to make your calligraphy look more aesthetically pleasing. However, don't feel too pressured to memorize everything.
- If you feel unmotivated and/or tired, take a break and proceed your learning after a while and remember: you can do it! I highly believe that you *will* succeed!
- Watch Japanese cartoons and comics and practice singing in Japanese. They will help you to increase your vocabulary.
- Try not to skip the difficult parts of learning. They may be essential.
- Get yourself a partner conversation from the beginning.
- Use your Japanese knowledge in daily occasions (Example: whenever you're going upstairs, count every step in Japanese).
- After finishing your studying session, make a "diary", by writing out everything you have learned so far, physically (pencil and paper) or virtually (note pad app on phone/computer) (tip from Duolingo).
- Keep watching this video as many times as possible for days or weeks. It is not possible to learn everything in a few moments.
- FAILURE IS NATURAL. You are a human. Humans are designed to learn by failing, since 100% of them have failed at something at some point in their lives. Blaming oneself for failing is a burden NO ONE has to carry. Besides, how many "successes" would cease to exist, if it wasn't for the "failures"?
*You have a potential, waiting to be unleashed! It might not be easy, but most of all, have fun while learning! Now, I wish you, the reader, a very happy learning, and give it your all! がんばってください!* 💪✌️
Ahh thank you
Is duolingo worth it???
@@rapidcougar3785 Duolingo is very useful for learning basic Japanese and other languages (in my opinion). I highly recommend it!
If i study an hour a day. How long do you think i can be a master in japanese? Thanks.
@@RomiAmalia Since Japanese is a pretty different language from English, it may take 3 - 4 years of long studying to master it.
Me with 5 Italian missing assignments and a project due on Monday: Let's learn Japanese!
I have homeworks to do and I'm watching this lol
same, except its french...
Lmfaoooooooo this is ME RIGHT NOWWWWWWW😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@BRNOOB_ but gurIs aren't really interested learning japanese tho
@@jake9854 how does that matter?
Japanese is a difficult language, but I think it is a very beautiful language. As a Japanese person, I am very proud that you are interested in Japanese and want to learn it. Thank you! (Sorry if my grammar is wrong).
Actually, to be honest, your English is very well done.
ur english is pretty bad, there are some minor errors, edit it
You're right, Japanese sounds so sweet to me. Also, your English is pretty good. ❤️
@@999khalid I can’t help but laugh out loud hahahaha
I find Japanese language as really interesting language to learn. I learned Japanese/Nihonggo by this year but I can only read and understand Hirigana and Katakana while Kanji is really pretty difficult but I keep on trying to learn it. I keep on watching videos like this also I jot down words and phrases in Japanese movies and animes so I can remember it.
I just imagine that someone is highly motivated to learn Japanese, he starts this video and finds out, that he first has to learn English 😄
Oof
Bwahaha 🤣
That would suck because English is one of the hardest languages to learn if not the hardest. Thank god ive always known how to speak English
@@galacticcube6180 I think the hardest language is Spanish
@@galacticcube6180 nah, english is the easiest lol
“Japan will be hosting the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo”
Yeah about that
Yeah i thought that too
Covid said, not this year
Covid in Japanese Covidko
yup there goes my work without a job until further notice for event business xD
Covid said
の
I don't know why I'm here, I have a math test tomorrow and my mind is like "Let's learn Japanese" lol
List of Lessons (might edit with notes or breaking lessons into parts if asked or if I want to)
Introduction to Japanese
0:08 Lesson 1: Why Learn Japanese?
6:25 Lesson 2: Japanese Pronunciation
11:52 Lesson 3: Japanese Grammar
17:55 Lesson 4: Japanese Writing
22:51 Lesson 5: Basic Bootcamp (basic phrases)
Innovative Japanese: The Ultimate Japanese Pronunciation Guide
29:49 Lesson 1: Two Keys to Mastering Japanese Pronunciation
33:53 Lesson 2: Top Five Japanese Pronunciation Mistakes to Avoid
39:26 Lesson 3: Pronunciation of the Five Japanese Vowels
Listening Comprehension Japanese Quizzes (I don't recommend this unless you can make out sentences)
Level 1: Absolute Beginner
43:31 Quiz 1
49:23 Quiz 2
56:23 Quiz 3
1:03:03 Quiz 4
Level 2: Beginner:
1:09:19 Quiz 1
1:18:53 Quiz 2
1:27:01 Quiz 3
1:36:16 Quiz 4
Level 3: Intermediate:
1:44:26 Quiz 1
1:58:18 Quiz 2
2:11:14 Quiz 3
2:22:53 Quiz 4
Level 4: Advanced:
2:35:44 Quiz 1
2:52:26 Quiz 2
3:08:19 Quiz 3
3:24:11 Quiz 4
3:39:45 Top 25 Adjectives
3:44:07 Top 10 Phrases You Always Want to Hear
3:48:02 Top 25 Nouns
3:54:08 20 Travel Phrases You Should Know
3:59:08 The 25 Most Common Phrases Used in Japan
4:05:09 Top 25 Verbs
MVP
Thanks
Most Valued Person MVP right here people
Thanks, and nice pfp icy hot 🥵
Your the hero we needed 🙏
- Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
- Lesson 04: 17:57
- Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
- Lesson 01: 29:59
- Lesson 02: 30:00
- Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01: 49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01: 56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13
You don't get enough appreciation.
THANK YOU 🙇♀️
🙏
@@joe-oy7rg please reply to me so that I can find this comment, please
Thank you bro
It's been about a decade since I took Japanese in high school, so while I remember most of the hiragana and alphabet, things like grammar and vocab has long since vanished from my memory, so this has been a great refresher without having to completely relearn everything from scratch like most beginner's classes.
Where did you take Japanese to?
Reasons I want to learn Japanese:
. To understand the music
. I want to travel there some day
. I love the culture
. And to brag to my friends lol
Great
Bragging is the most important point lol
Same
Same
Same but imma leave with my bestie once I’m old and have enough money
PART 1
4:18 - How to get started & First Lesson
6:14 - Lesson 01 - Recap
6:29 - Japanese Pronunciation (Timing, Characters, Sounds)
11:33 - Lesson 02 - Recap
11:56 - Japanese Grammar (Word Order, Subjects/Topics)
17:32 - Lesson 03 - Recap
18:00 - Japanese Writing (Basics, Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji)
22:31 - Lesson 04 - Recap
22:52 - Basic Bootcamp (Useful Phrases)
27:47 - Lesson 05 - Recap
28:07 - Advice
PART 2
29:57 - Lesson 01, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Basics)
34:05 - Lesson 02, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Mistakes)
39:33 - Lesson 03, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Vowels)
PART 3
43:35 - Listening Comprehension
PART 4
3:39:46 - Top 25 Adjectives
3:44:08 - Top 10 Phrases You Always Want to Hear
3:48:03 - Top 25 Nouns
3:54:10 - 20 Travel Phrases
3:59:10 - 25 Most Common Phrases in Japan
4:05:07 - Top 25 Verbs
Wow thats a lot of work. Thanks
I love u thanks
You are doing gods work .
ありがとうございます
Thank you
here are some of my tips!!
• listen for a few days or weeks, you cannot learn a whole new language in 4 hours, especially japanese
• try repeating these words, sounds, sentences to yourself DAILY doing something random
• STUDY!! i know it's boring for some, but in the end it will be worth it (plus you'll feel smart, trust me)
• listen to Japanese podcasts, songs, tv shows, ect. to get the sounds down
• watch anime (with Japanese audio of course) this helps get the talking part down and you can find new shows !!
hope this helps !! also i might add more
thank you !
Actually I started to speak to Japanese Siri this helped a surprising amount
𝚃𝚑𝚡
thank youu🙏
Thx ^_^
My mother tongue isn't English or Japanese, but both are languages I've learned. Finally, when my English was B2 (for now.) I started learning new languages with English. It makes me feel proud and happy.
Edit; Next week, I will take the exam to get my c2 certificate.
I hope we can friends💖
@@venkyvlogs5314give me ur ig account we can be friend
the same thing. But I tried learning French first and when I had seen that French pronunciation is almost totally different from how it written I decided Japanese might be easier)
Yeah, I'm doing the same thing. I was a bit decisive what language I should learn, because there are a lot I really love and I also need to improve my English skills a lot even though I have a B2 certificate. I think I will stick with Japanese. At first it was not my cup of tea, however I like Japanese songs.
@@dark_an3251 Next week I will take the exam to get my C2 certificate and I am very excited about it, while studying for my exam I saw this comment. I am truly touched and proud, I hope we all achieve what we want...
28:36 - Mimicking Anime is a begginer mistake
_Years of academy training wasted!_
NAANIII!?
*She isn’t wrong you know!*
I like to say there are 2 types of japanese: normal japanese and anime japanese
Yare Yare daze.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why I want to learn Japanese:
• To be a fashion designer in Tokyo
• To just go to Tokyo
• To learn a new language which I kind of already know some-
• To improve memory
• To watch more anime without subtitles
Glitchy Catt
Yeah same
anime without subtitle and go to japan one day haha
WOOW im shooked I want completly the same girl!!!!Good luck :)
Yeah same!
Same reason why i am here, expect I want to be a game designer in Tokyo.
me: *doing really bad in school and doesn’t study for anything*
also me: *i wanna learn Japanese.*
Bruh same
That’s me rn :’))
Ahh fr i feel you ;-;
lmao, me rn
me..
Thank you so much for the amazing video. As a Japanese living in the states currently, I always find myself having hard time explaining the basic of Japanese to English speakers including my girlfriend. This video really nailed every single important steps to understand Japanese from scratch. My girlfriend couldn’t pronounce らりるれろ ra ri ru re ro at first, but now she can pronounce it without any issue. To those who started studying Japanese, I’d like to thank you all as one Japanese ! It’s only used in Japan and definitely is not widely used language in the world, but it’s truly interesting language and there’re so many ways to describe things that you can’t English like I studied English and came to the states, I learnt so many things that could never be seen and described in Japan and Japanese language. Learning new languages literally broadens your horizon :) I hope you guys will come visit Japan and have an amazing experience talking to people out there and all!
What made you move to the states ?
Politically, socially… why?
My first language is french and after learning english, I decided I would focus on a language that I think is just as pretty as my mother tongue. Now that I have started learning Japanese, I find it is the most beautiful language I have ever heard of. Most definitely makes me want to learn more about Japan and its culture! Your comment only motivated me more:) Thank you!
Aname, arigatou gozaimasu for your welcoming comment. 😊
@@marjolainegoulet8674 je voir 👀 mais prq?? Tu apprends Japanese
@@SolarimperiumXXIVV life in japan is pretty depressing
Why i want to learn:
To go to Japan and help read things in Japanese and look cool
Start yelling in Japanese in arguments to confuse ppl
To say rude stuff under my breath in Japanese
And talk to myself in Japanese and still confuse ppl
Yes. I love this.
You know that's what bilinguals living abroad do, right ?
Your my type of person 😹😹
@@faithyland i agree 😂😂 this is GOD level intelligence
And act like you dont know Japanese to find what people who know japanese think about you
Others: I want to learn Japanese so that I can watch anime without subtitles!
Me: *wants to learn Japanese because I accidentally changed my laptop language to Japanese and can’t change it back*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAO😭😂😂
ooooh nooooo 😂
Just bring your laptop to someone in your city who knows Japanese
F
Me: wow this Japanese is not that hard
Listening comprehension: I’m about to end this mans whole career
a communist learning Japanese ???
@@baazeeee hahah
kanji be like :
i relate so hard to this , lmao
Kanji: Imma stop you right there
Risa is such a loveable ball of energy I love her and she’s a great teacher
6 hours later: I FORGOT ALL THE WORDS
Edit: So this was just meant to be a funny joke, I appreciate the tips on remembering the words but I don't need them.
PenQuin don’t worry you will get it eventually just write down the words and keep saying them in your head. Hopefully this helps you. good luck!
you have to watch this every day for months. it’s like kindergarten. learning our ABCs.
same lol
I wrote everything in a book so it won’t happen and I can go back to it
HAHAHAHAHAHA LOL
see you in 4 hours
Already on it boss, see you there!
Mike Still Learn it?
@@OfficialSilverMoon yes
Oh i know you ,you have learned Arabic.
Did you learn japanese from this vid.?
Did it work or am I wasting my time
Japanese seems much easier as a Hindi, Bengali and Assamese speaker. I could find more similarities between Japanese and my native languages than I could find trying to connect English with Japanese. It must be tougher to for English speakers 😅 when I translated the Japanese sentences in Bengali, I instantly understood how to construct a sentence.
thats correct
Ikr... btw from which state are you? I'm from Assam
Would be easier due to the grammar perhaps?
ঠিকই বলেছেন। বাংলাতেও আমরা একইভাবে বাক্য গঠন করি।
thats exactly what i did! The SOV sentence structure is so easy to remember because of my bengali
[copied comment, keeping it here for myself so that I don’t lose it]
-Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
-Lesson 04: 17:57
-Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
-Lesson 01:29:59
-Lesson 02:30:00
-Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01:49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01:56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13
Thank youuuu
Thank you
ありがとう
ありがとう
Someone reply to my comment so I can come here back please
me with my 14 missing French assignments: I wanna learn japanese
OML THIS IS A MOOD IM ALSO TAKING FRENCH
literally me idk any of my french but yet here i am
Same bruh. But French is BORING and they don’t give you a reason to want to learn, like watching anime with no dubs while eating
Im French I wanna learn japanese too !🤠
Damnnnme 2
Personal note:
- Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
- Lesson 04: 17:57
- Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
- Lesson 01: 29:59
- Lesson 02: 30:00
- Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01: 49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01: 56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13
BTW COPIED FROM FRAGIYE
Thank you
Gonna use this
ありがと
putting a comment here as a bookmark
ありがとう ごさいました
I was trying to learn Japanese language and luckily i found this course, and after experiencing this course for 9 minutes straight i have doubt that i have to learn English Grammar first😂
l0lw this guy thinks english is related to japanese HAHA!
Me learning it for main 3 reasons
1 - show off
2 - say anything to my friend they don't understand
3 - main reason - watch anime without subtitles
SAME
Its really same with me
Fact : i never give this much attention to my teacher and studies but in japanes language. 😂
Lol
I'm here only for the 3rd
SAMEEE🤣🤣🤣
first thing you learn in any language: "my name is _____"
first thing you learn in Japanese: "thank you"
sums up the Japanese perfectly, insanely polite
Yeahhh, it's so hilarious to me how important respect is in Japan. But at the same time I feel like it's better than The U.S when it comes to Manners :/
And by then, you learn that your pronoun is insignificant to the conversation. So moving on, the next thing you have to learn is to say "sorry". I love them so much. Respectful and efficient
When Japanese learn american English, the first phrase they learn is "hey, a--h-le"
To ask if you need to pay at the register or at the table, "hello? can I get some service over here. Ain't got all day." Or, you can just say "ain't got all day" as the waiter passes by.
To get by or respond to a bump, "what's your problem, d--khead?" Any variation of "d--khead, a--h-le," etc is allowed and encouraged.
When there is a slight disagreement, "awe, hell no." Or "you trippin'"
🤠☠🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚓🚓🔥🔥🔥🔥🧨🧨🧨🔪🔪🔪🍑
JackSwatman Yeah not to mention the all the syllables share equal length of time
Yes. Such a beautiful well mannered, polite country with lovely 😊 people
I watched this over a year ago when I knew nothing, and watched it again now and I realized I can understand and read basically everything. I want to move to and live in Japan in about 2-4 years for college or when I’m done with college in America and I’ll try to get a good job where I can work from home and it should be good.
Why I want to learn:
So I don't need subtitles in watching anime
To curse at people in Japanese
To talk to myself and let no one understand me
Prove that I can learn a whole new language without anyone telling me to
Because I'm bored =v=
Same
I curse poeple in chineese
6: Shin Megami Tensei games
-To sing japanese openings and songs without summoning a demon
Did u succeed?
[copied comment, keeping it here for myself so that I don’t lose it]
-Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
-Lesson 04: 17:57
-Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
-Lesson 01:29:59
-Lesson 02:30:00
-Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01:49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01:56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13 Edit: [Just checked and thx for the 500 likes 👍 I just made it for myself I didn’t expect it to get this much likes thx❤️💜]
thank you so much
Hi itachi Long time no see
@@kisamehoshigaki1103 hshshss
Thank youuuu
If you want to skip the adds clic here and replay the video
4:10:52
👑 you dropped your crown king
0:00-42:00 learned my first 10 words
43:00 NOW YOU'LL LISTENING TO PEOPLE SPEAK JAPANESE AND FIGURE OUT WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT!!!
ikr like Nani tf!?
Exactlyyyyy
Cimex God ikkk Broo Im mad confused 😞😞
Its the reason i disliked the video, horrible compilation tbh, but the first 42 min were fine
I was like "WTF? Did I skip some part? 😞"
I hate school but this is actually so fun and I love all the colours and sounds! Thank you for satisfying my senses :)
"Learning another Language helps with memory"
I know two languages and yet I can forget your name after 10 seconds
Yes, I know 4 but my vocabulary is garbage in all of them (so we might be in the same boat).
I know three 3 languages fluent enough to survive where they speak only that particular language, and yet i have really garbage memory
@@thatbrownweeb1132 it can be said that monolinguals, bilinguals, trilingual and multilinguals all know the same number of words. It's like:
Let n be the number of languages you know,
And x be the total number of words you know.
For monolinguals, their vocabulary consists of n words
For bilinguals, the vocabulary in one language is n/x= n/2
And since they know 2 languages they have same vocabulary as monolinguals.
And so on...
This is what I don't like I'm multilingualism. My relatives and friends who know less languages (everyone knows at least two languages where I live) know so many more words in their respective languages than me in mine. I want to forget one language.
Edit: typos
Same. When I’m speaking a language I can’t remember the word in that language or I just can’t remember de word in any language
do dialects count hehe
yall im almost 40 minutes into this video and it has taught me so much more than duolingo did in 100 days, ITS WORTH WATCHINGGG (btw i dont mean to hate on duolingo my opinion)
Samee I'm 40 mins into this video! Duolingo honestly has only taught me words in it but not general rules and pronunciation and stuff lol
Man Duolingo takes up sooo much time
Duolingo is actually using you to translate the internet
Well then you’re just not god at learning with duolingo, i recommend not using it off you aren’t learning anything
DONT. USE. THAT. SCARY. BIRD.
I recommend using apps such as ‘Busuu’ or japanesepod’s website, along with some podcasts (I recommend “Learn Japanese with Noriko” on Spotify). They really help and I finally caught on to what I have to do in March and now I can understand bits and pieces of sentences, and can speak much better as well ༼ つ ◕◡◕ ༽つ
Risa, expressions + correctness + the way she teaches, just amazing!! ❤
Hey, pay attention quit scrolling the comments!
Haha thank u for reminding me brother😅
Lmao thanks
Thanks for reminding me 🥺😼
I paused!!
Thanks!
Hey don't get distracted in the comments, pay attention 😁
Then I go to the comments n see this....
Arigatou ;)
David double D thanks
2 minutes in i was wonderi g why the red bar at the bottom of the video wasnt moving. I decided to get distracted juuuuuuuuuuuuusssst a little bit since the video is 4 hours long.
Phuc
Listening comprehension:- *fluent Japanese*
Gabriella:- do you have any questions?
90% of the learners:- yes, what the hell?
Exactly this. I feel like we just went from 0 to 100 real freaking quick. What is happening?
Jennye Hyatt exactlyyyy I have no clue what just happened like I can Hardly ask where the bus is let alone listen to a convo
I didnt understand any sentences they said
I was so confused. I want risa back 😂
こんなにたくさんの方が日本語を勉強してくれてるなんて、嬉しくなってコメントしました😊みなさんがんばってください🎉
"The good news though is that you already know some Japanese"
Me: who said that?
I can barely remember what they said just 10 sec ago-
"Japanese basics"
Baaaaaaka
Apparently they can spot weebs and Otakus
Facts
Me: I have a maths test tomorrow
Also me: let’s learn another language
LMAO SAME, I HAVE MY MATH QUIZ TOMORROW BUT HERE I AM-
Same
Same bro but it's today😂
@@seajayz.stuffz we gotta feed that dopamine yk what im sayin
I have exams tomorrow
Review for exam ❌
Learn japanese✅
Mom : Hey son did you eat yet?
Me: “hottudoggu o tabemashita”
Alex Ho 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂me:ㄴㅓㅋㅌㅜㅜㅌㅌㅜ
🤣🤣🤣
ちくちくゆつる るちるにすむしみひひしみし
Such initiative has made us fulfill our half-done hobbies of learning a foreign language.
"Now repeat after her"
Me : *stares in silence*
"Now your turn again"
Me :
"Well done!"
Me : ....
Me : ....arigato
Hahaha fr..🤣😅😅
ありがとう
日曜
why is that most likely the word everyone learns???XDXD
😂
“and actually japan will be hosting the 2020 olympics in tokyo”
corona: “no they won’t.”
2nd like
exactly what I thought
corona: this is for you Korea
yeah
@GGGTV & GamerJandreb don't worry they tell you the meaning in the video :D
Why I want to learn Japanese:
To go to Japan
To go to college in Japan
To work in an anime studio
Wish me luck guys!
Edit:omg I can’t believe that I got that much likes and support!q😭😭💖 I love y’all so much!
Good luck girly keep doing u
How old are you?
Good luck I'm learning cuz my dream is to travel the world and one place I want to go to is japan
If I were you I’d rather be a mangaka (manga author) but if it’s your dream, go for it!
4:57 - 5:25 - 5:49= thank you
7:02 = excuse me/sorry
• 8:12 Vowels
• 15:40 = apple ate/eating a apple
16:38 = I returned home by train
me after watching a Japanese lesson for 4 hours: (I need to go finish my Spanish homework)
hahah same but french
Saaame bit french
Same but chinese
Haha same but german (jk i already did it)
Ha same but english
Me: doesn't do her math homework
Also me : wants to learn Japanese
I should learn spanish but... HEY! JAPAN! I WANT TO LEARN YOUR LANGUAGE! ;D
oh my gosh same😩 I have so many zeroes now..
Sydney Barber sameee but who cares. At least we learn Japanese😂😂😂
I am currently teaching Japanese if you are interested. The first 10 people to be enrolled don’t have to pay any fee for their lessons, everyone else must pay £2 per lesson. Cheap, right? I don’t care about the money I make, I care about helping other people learn their passion even if it’s without my help. I currently have nobody interested so if anyone would like to learn Japanese, you should tell me, only 10 can study for free! I can teach you the alphabets, and essential phrases you need in real life convos, etc! JapanesePod101 is one of the main reasons I chose to teach, they inspire me. If you would like to learn Japanese with my help, check out my first video for more information.
you literally just described my life
This course is like how to learn draw an owl :
1. Make a large circle for body
2. Make second circle for a head
3. Finish the owl
A perfect explanation of hiragana and katakana compared to kanji
@@sumvs5992 why do you say that?
@@bordeialexandraioana358 well you just spend a few hours learning hiragana and katakana, and then you have to tap into all the spirits in china to help you learn all the kanji characters, their pronunciations, and the meanings to those pronunciations
First 40 minutes was fun and easy to understand, after kickin out Raisa it is not usable anymore for begginers
Yes you're right , so what should we do now ?
@@navdeesh We find Risa
The audacity I have to watch this when I complain about a 2hr recorded lecture
Same
Ikr
LMAO OH MY GOD I FELT THAT
I like your pfp🙂
well in truth this is probably better structured, simple, and visually comprehensible than just a dude standing lecturing for two hours (who may or may not have any native language experience).
Me : gets low grades in my own native language.
Also me : want to learn Japanese.
What’s your native language?
@@Ahmet361-_- it's my mother tongue and one of 5 top languages in India. It's called Kannada.
ಠ-ಠ
And yet I want to learn Japanese.
@@duvaruva haha me too. Is it a hard language?
so what, you can still learn foreign languages, doesnt mean you have to write or speak them perfectly. Thats why the education sucks so much, of course they need to look at the mistakes you made because thats the only way how they can give you a grade.. but it doesnt mean that you are bad at it. Hell, you can write a book and have tons of mistakes in it, when the story is good they just let the editor fix your mistakes. Our education system sucks.
@@emilsinclair6202 idk the point of learning our own language deeply. What's the use of learning our own language? It is only spoken in the region of ours. I potentially know If we learn other languages, it will be important in future, but why should I learn my own language again if I know perfectly to write and talk
Her: Repeat after me
Me: Shouting Arigato at the screen
😭😭😭i can’t💀💀💀👁👄👁😂😂😂
Idk y but I can't say Japanese words quiet
👁👄👁
Me too. 😂
That's the only word I learned from Naruto
@@foodelicious6649 me too and I learned dattebayo
taught me more in 30 min than my high school ever taught me. Also got me more excited to learn the language than school ever did.
thanks for the video.
*Why should you learn Japanese*
My logic: *to be able to understand anime and manga, to be able to say whatever you want in front of your family or friends who don't know JP, to be able to write a diary so that none can understand*
Edit: My actual reason i to master this unique and ancient language and learn the cultural terms of the japanese society. Its not just about anime or secret diaries. I just wanted to be a bit sarcastic.
So true man
Hi there.. Good to see you learn Japanese. I m risa ☺. By d way,i also teach Japanese at my channel. You can check it out if you want. Hope, my lessons help u 😇
Same also I wanna go to Japan someday and I wanna know the language before I go I don’t have to be fluent or to knowledgeable before I go I just need the basics or more if I can
Lool true 😹😹
Bro I just realised I CAN WATCH ATTACK ON TITAN BRO EVEN NARUTO YESSSSSSSS
日本人からすると海外の方が日本の文化好きって言ってくれたり、こうやって日本語覚えようとしてくれるの本当に嬉しい
Japanese is sooooo dificult!!!
Tsukune: "From a Japanese perspective, I'm really happy that foreigners say they like Japanese culture and try to learn Japanese in this way."
My wife is Japanese... I can basically understand what is being talked about however I can't speak it. I hope to improve.
Only bcoz of Anime
やあ
めっちゃわかる
Whoah!! calm down. At 43:50 the lesson turn from beginner to expert level in a blink!!
philosophis
It’s immersion lol. Just keep listening and absorb the phrases that stick after being repeated. You are training your ear and mind to hear the patterns more than actually learning the vocabulary, grammar , and syntax.
I skipped back like "what the hell did i miss"?!?!?
43:50 Holy sheez, did i pass out for a month or something?
Lmao. I had the same reaction. We went from how to pronounce vowels to translate this whole sentence O_O Wut
I kinda understood tbh like a few words, it was more efficient to learn
Don't mind me, just copying saving this : PART 1
4:18 - How to get started & First Lesson
6:14 - Lesson 01 - Recap
6:29 - Japanese Pronunciation (Timing, Characters, Sounds)
11:33 - Lesson 02 - Recap
11:56 - Japanese Grammar (Word Order, Subjects/Topics)
17:32 - Lesson 03 - Recap
18:00 - Japanese Writing (Basics, Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji)
22:31 - Lesson 04 - Recap
22:52 - Basic Bootcamp (Useful Phrases)
27:47 - Lesson 05 - Recap
28:07 - Advice
PART 2
29:57 - Lesson 01, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Basics)
34:05 - Lesson 02, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Mistakes)
39:33 - Lesson 03, The Ultimate Pronunciation Guide (Vowels)
PART 3
43:35 - Listening Comprehension
PART 4
3:39:46 - Top 25 Adjectives
3:44:08 - Top 10 Phrases You Always Want to Hear
3:48:03 - Top 25 Nouns
3:54:10 - 20 Travel Phrases
3:59:10 - 25 Most Common Phrases in Japan
4:05:07 - Top 25 Verbs
“Learning a new language helps improve your memory”
My memory after I learn German, Japanese, French, Russian, and morse code:
📈📈📈📈📈
@シMusaeded ••••-•-•-•--•••••
@シMusaeded i have no idea dude it was a joke😂 good idea tho
Ja genau🙃 mein Kopf ist kaput.
Damn even morse code
And to watch anime without subtitles 😂😂
I am here because I quit Japanese school. I quit Japanese school because I never listened to it as a little kid, so I had no idea what they were saying. I kept wishing to restart from the beginning of Japanese school (kindergarten), but the only option was quitting, or continuing. The only person in my family who speaks Japanese everyday is my grandma. My grandma is pretty old, and I feel bad that I can’t understand her, and she can’t understand me. So, I made it my goal to learn Japanese before she passes away.
U CAN DO IT💞💞
YOU CAN DO IT! I believe in you
this is way more wholesome them just wanting to watch anime without subs
Me haven't finished korean and French yet
Also me:
UA-cam: wanna learn Japanese
Me: *clicks*
Edit thank you sooo much guys I've never gotten these many likes 😁✨✨
ෆෆMERLINෆෆ french aint that bad.. its just our grammar rules are wayyyy too complicated for someone not born in this language 😂 but once you get them you good to go
Angela Mapule what's your first language? All my english friends are fluent in french now ( yes they were young when they started )
Exactly !! I know basic french ( from school) stopped learning it after three years . Then Korean just the alphabets and basics and now I'm trying to learn Japanese 😂😂 I totally get what you are saying
if it's english or spanish it shouldn't be so bad (ngl for the grammar as long as ur understood it's good. even high schoolers dont know every rule and say its too complicated for no reason. just learn enough to be understood.) if your language uses the roman alphabet and descends from the latin i think you should have it easier compared to others
Same like I was in the part constructing setences in Hanguel then this showed up..
こんにちは！日本語を学ぶためのレッスンを提供していただきありがとうございます。私は日本で生まれましたが、韓国に移住しました。その後、ティーンエイジャーとして日本に戻りました。私は言語を学んでいます。ありがとうございました！
im just here so i can eat and watch attack on titan at the same time lmao
uhm- same : o
Yooou
Lmaooo
This right here hehe
Shit I found myfkinself but not only attack on titan
I feel like im in kindergarten all over again……just in Japanese
lol
:)
@@ecksdee9768 :D
Yes c:
i just got here lmao-
I’m visiting Japan next year for two weeks so I really think it’s important for me to learn the language!! 😍😍
Hahah no one gives a shit 😍😍😍
@@Japchik Hahah what crawled up your ass today 😍😍😍
I love how so proud she sounds when she said that pokemon, playstation and mario are from japan
Kasbaoui Ilias she should
I agree with the fellow above
@@requiem165 exactly
well yeah of course she is.
*Our childhood games are from Japan..*
**happy tears**
You know the Japanese are super polite when Thank you, Sorry and Excuse me are the first words you learn.
LMAO WAIT-
Arigato, Gomen-
@@katsukibakugou5979 Sumimasen is the second word which means 'excuse me; I'm sorry'
@@TheHumblePotato Oh, thanks!
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !
@@opdhaka Self promotion. Cringe
“Yeah, I've got time.”
-Mr Incredible
this shit fucking cracked me up nice
💀💀💀💀
Is 4:10 am as i writing this
Too much time actually😔✋🏽
🥺🥺
Need to learn japanese language , and I'm planning to go there to find work to give my family a good life. Wish me luck!
cp218a, unusual name. Bad news is Japanese economy has collapsed. Even Gaijin English teachers are driving taxis. Swahili would be a better bet.
This is insanely brilliant.
I'm a language nerd and it's wonderful to see the foreign sentence structure broken down and explained.
O. ...
Pls If you don't mind me asking How many languages can you speak ?
It’s very useful to someone traveling to another country
@@Charles_C123 i'm also a language nerd but i can barely speak spanish and chinese
shouldnt called out yourself that you are a language nerd, now i am going to spam your emails with nerd, I'm kiddin'
Quarantine really got us all learning Japanese huh 😂
Also this really proves how terrible schools are at teaching languages as I have learned more from this video than what I have learned over 4 years or school. Smh
lol
its cuz they fucking split the classes up
fr i go to a hispanic school and we are supposed to be learning spanish but lack the staff 😻😻
Day 1:
Introduction to Japanese:
Lesson 01 ☑️
Lesson 02 ☑️
Lesson 03 ☑️
Lesson 04 ☑️
Lesson 05 ☑️
End 29:50
Pronunciation:
Lesson 01 ☑️
Lesson 02 ☑️
Stopped at 39:30
Day 2:
Pronunciation:
Lesson 03 ☑️
Listening comprehension U1:
Lesson 1 ☑️
Keep going! :)
Keep going ! VIOLETOO SAMA
- violet nice job keep going ! ^^
this is a mood. i too always never complete things
@@forbiddensquidward8435 I finished the whole video then I forgot about all of it the next day 👁️👄👁️
I appreciate how engaging you make learning!
Who else is trying to learn a new language in quarantine?
WEEBS RISE UP
For the anime, sir.
I actually know alot of it but just listening and speaking but never got around to learn to read and write it. During this quarantine i learned the hiragana and katakana with their rules and all and some kanji far. Lemme tell you good ive gotten. Im playing p5r and having a blast being able to read the signs around the areas lol.
@Gaming Beast omg same
Yes anime
Yes to watch anime without subtitles and to read manga without being translated-
Me: has 21 overdue homework
Also me: tries to Learn japanese
Sameee hw is not interesting
so d*** true
Same
Lmao I have 18 as well
Y E S
Me: has an essay due tomorrow
Also me: i want to watch anime without subtitles
Wtf this is literally me rn. I was halfway through the essay due tomorrow and started procrastinating
Just Hand the essay in written in Japanese bonus points for creativity
And I want to sing an opening without summoning satan
same
Same
Me waking up the next day: *"Nani?"*
honestly same.
The on thing I know
@Ahmed Al Zawawi you ate an apple?
@Ahmed Al Zawawi ik but u didnt sau summimasen
Kuso
Me: learning Japanese
also me: forgets how to spell English words.
: honestly I didn't think this comment would be so relatable but I was wrong, anyway I wish you all good luck in learning your new languages!!
OMG SAME BAHAHAH
@@shmyktty ikr!
What is your native language?
As a Persian even is don't know my native language grammar 😂😂
@@Pouyasin Nobody doesn't know his native grammer and doesn't need to know grammer.
why am i putting more effort on this than my school work💀💀
because school work is boring and learning languages are fun
@@fatihakgun7730 true
@@fatihakgun7730 it is fun when u decide to do it your self other then school forcing you to learn spanish
thats great to see so many people learn japanese ! ganbatte kudasai -ALL D BEST !
by d way , i also teach japanese at my channel ;
you can check it out incase you need any help ;
ILL BE GLAD !
konnichiha, genki desu ka?
I’m learning Japanese because my Japanese cousins are trying to learn English and want to visit America (where I live). I’ve visited Japan last month so I’m trying to make conversation with them 👍
im here with my 16 missing assignments and my 8 missing projects 💀
@vanilla i thought my 17 weeks were bad- do you need a hug?
@vanilla D: here you can have a big virtual hug ✋😊🤚
yaaaas girl
@vanilla I have 91 missing assignments 😭😭
@vanilla Jesus did you do anything 😭
28:30
Risa: avoid mimicking anime
everyone: *BASHES HEAD AGAINST WALL* DAMMIT
Doodlemaster ...
There goes like 90% of the Japanese I know
@@sophiaredwood5825 True that XD
Oh sh-
MY LIFE IS A LIE!!!
NANI!?
I'm glad you're interested in Japan💕
I am studying Korean now
Let's do our best👍
Same here 😅
Thanks cuties
@@markovnikov5264 頑張ってください💪
@@ramimoussi9612 頑張ってください💪
How far have you come?
You're making this language surprisingly easy to pick up. Thank you for that.
Im learning English to understand what they are saying to understand Japanese
Language : 2
なにが あなたは いった こと わかりません でも、ぼくは、なにか を いう を しる。ここ…
I like apples.
ありがとう、すみません、かんじ を はじまらない すかし、まもなくに はじまる。
Translation:
I don't understand what you said. But, I know what I want to say.
I like apples.
Thanks, sorry, I didn't start kanji yet. Starting soon. (My kana is down tho 😁)
my elementary school taught English as a second language and it was pretty good, when I turned 12 I went to another school and they were teaching us the alphabet... the teachers used to call the class: hello student, girls used to say " I has to go to …" or "I go to school yesterday" I'm bad too because I couldn't learn anything new since elementary school.. I'm 14 now
Im România and i learned english and now using english im Lear ING japanese, lmao
Lol wut? 😂
Me: wow this is not bad pretty easy to understand
Kanji: Let me introduce myself
bro they gave us a full blown convo right after just knowing vowels LMAO
@@yagmurxx869 yeah fr lol, i was like ah this isnt so bad then i get to 43 minutes in and feel lost af
💀
Ah lemme just, 😼🔫
I WAS SO LOST LMAO
As someone who has lived in Japan and studied Japanese to limited extent, I found speaking in and listening to Japanese is significantly easier than reading and writing in Japanese. Hiragana and Katakana take a little time to get used to, but it is Kanji that really frustrated things for me. To help tune your hearing, try watching Japanese films, TV and sports, especially if it has subtitles - but focus on what you hear. It helps tune your ear to the sentence structure, and you might even spot some differences between what was said and the subtitle translations...
Me as a sub anime watcher: 🤓
@@Evilofhumanity Watching anime with English subs will not increase your Japanese ability at all, not even by a little bit, multiple studies have shown. The only way to get better at Japanese by watching anime is to have Japanese subs on
@@reidjcsn It was a joke dude.
Even still. Though it may not make me as fluent as a Japanese child. There are still several words that I have just memorised after hearing it for more than two years in anime. Not saying I can hold a proper conversation. But it’s because of anime that I actually knew a lot of the stuff the video was going on about in the beginning. So saying “not even by a little bit” in itself seems Inaccurate.
@@Evilofhumanity could you refer any book to learn japanese
3 years later, I am here yet again. Reading my old comments I'm baffled how I survived this far, but to keep the streak going---
I am learning Japanese not only to listen to music but so I can communicate once I go to Japan to meet my friend, very excited but I have a long way to go, lol!
hopefully I can actually learn it now without stopping
Any tips for a beginner like me, just downloaded duolingo, but problems like, they just put it in my mind , doctor=isha , but in this vid tgey used other word, i am confused gow am i supposed to move ahead n learn hiragana??
@@aadityawanve right now I'm using Renshuu and pimsleur
Some tips I've heard is work with hirigana and katagana first, saw a video which I will link here in a few minutes but it helped explain in a couple words the difference between the two and qhen to use it
Tip 1: Pronounciation, get down pronunciation when you learn a new word/sound
@@yourlocalsimp please share with me too🙏🏾
I’m crying why are they asking questions when I haven’t even learned any words
THIS IS SUCH A MOOD OMFG 😭😭
Just.Peachy IKR
I just try to remember everything i can lol
Well "arigatõ" for listening i guess even its not really an "r"
This is what I was looking for in the comments section hahah!
I've spent years trying to learn Spanish since I figured it would be the most useful second language for me living in the U.S.. I've had an interest in Japanese culture ever since I discovered anime and manga. It motivated me to read some Japanese history and that made me even more interested in the culture. So I figure now is as good a time as any to work on learning the Japanese language. Liked and subscribed. : ) Thanks for the video! Domo Arigato! : )
My country and Spanish have almost the same language and i still dont understand spanish
Bruh domo is like for comedic shows
I spain
Im spain
I'm mexican so. . . I kinda had to know spanish
[copied comment.. again.. keeping it here for myself so that I don’t lose it]
-Lesson 01: 0:00
- Lesson 02: 6:28
- Lesson 03: 11:55
-Lesson 04: 17:57
-Lesson 05: 22:53
Pronunciation Guide
-Lesson 01:29:59
-Lesson 02:30:00
-Lesson 03: 39:32
Listening Comprhesion U1
- Lesson 01: 43:31
Listening Comprhesion U2
- Lesson 01:49:27
Listening Comprhesion U3
- Lesson 01:56:22
Listening Comprhesion U4
- Lesson 01: 1:03:02
Top 25 Adjectives
- 3:39:45
Top 10 Phrases you always want to hear
- 3:44:17
Top 25 Nouns
- 3:48:06
20 Travel phrases you should know
- 3:54:13
Can you speak Japanese now
@@oneaboveall7205 arigato, sayonara 🙂
If serious, didn’t watch it yet. It’s one of those “saved for later” videos 😅
Tqqqqqqq
Can u speak fluently
ありがとう！