ok someone was being unnecessarily rude and I can't believe I had to explain myself lol anyways. I was accused that I sped up the video bcs I refused to translate the questions. 1. I personally found that part boring. he just mumbled to himself. it'd be more interesting if he reads it out and answer with us. I need to keep the audience retention so I always omit parts that I think are boring. I just don't want a video to flop lol and I know lots of yall (me included) have low attention span. 2. can't you see how small those text are? when the readability is limited, it just further discourages me. hope that explains. besides, I'm doing this for free?? why are you being so nit-picky omg. let me edit videos however I want.... anyway, I already blocked that user so you won't see that comment. I don't tolerate with entitled people on my platform so please be mindful before you click that send comment button.
The moment I read your first sentence, I almost went whoosh to look for the comment.😂But I am glad to know that you have already blocked them! Honestly, I am grateful for your videos and that you sped up some parts. I never skip any part when I watch your videosーdespite the fact that I have low attention spanーbecause your videos have the perfect length and amount of content. Thank you for your hard work!🤍
I gone to see the original vid on bili2 and the answer checking part is supposed to be longer than what konpei included. but he didn't review or go thru the questions with us ^^; I think the pd of this program gotta do better srsly cus it was kinda dry. btw you did good job editing and translating this. tysm!
some people got too comfortable with being entitled when interacting with fansubbers, sadly. your works are so underappreciated. I wish I could give likes 100 times >
cool! please don’t interact with annoying peeps online. I block right away when I get an ick 😅 def want to keep my space peaceful! and thank you so much for this!! you’re doing sm to the seiyuu community
You know what? Screw those insensitive people who can't even appreciate the effort you put in to these video edits. If they think they are so good, then let them go and translate it themselves. As if they are so capable. I am with you on this. I cannot tolerate such fools like them. The world is better off without inconsiderate losers like them. You're doing fine and I appreciate all that you do to translate what he said. Thank you Konpei-san
As of the moment, I am still in N5 and manifesting to pass the JLPT N1. It's amazing that TsudaKen was able to get a perfect score. Thanks for uploading this.
trust me this is goi part, isn't the hardest part of JLPT the hellish part is called dokkai, you will question your sanity and humanity when reading japanese thoughts/opinion during they take a poop on toilet
語彙 and 聴解 are always easy. The real torture is 読解... Things that you will never read in your life in Japan unless you specifically want to for some reason...
JLPT Test is tomorrow, i’m watching this and it lowers my confidence passing N1 😂😂 thank you Tsuda-san!! I’ll put his voice in my head when reading the dokkai part wwww Good luck on your exams too, for everyone who watch this video!
I wanted full video since i have way too big of attention span (i don't need phone even if im alone i'd be siting in nature or watch 10 hours long elden ring lore and other stuff) but i can't be complaining so thanks for translation! Also thanks for providing link for the full vod much appreciate it.
When he finished solving the questions, they should have hand him over another set of questions so that he can say the quote "Koko kara ha jikan gairodo desu" 👔🔥
I've never passed JLPT (only tried n3 and failed by 4 points 2 years ago) and I'm working at a japanese company right now. You don't need this crap especially when it doesn't require any speaking skills...
@@sandwich4916 In my case, here in Indonesia, JLPT N1 is very useful to get my foot in the door whenever I applied job to Japanese company. Like 11 out of 12 companies gave me interview after seeing my JLPT certificate. Meanwhile, before the exam, none of them gave me an interview. But still, I don't feel fluent enough to function effectively in the work setting.
@@killerinstinc5142 saya belajar kurang lebih 9-10 tahun dari SMA. 3 tahun pertama mungkin gk bisa dibilang belajar ya, karena cuman nonton anime wkwkw, tpi gk secara langsung nyerap bahasanya sih 😂. Jdi kalau dihitung", seriusnya paling 5-6 tahun belakangan ini. Ikut tesnya jg Juli lalu.
Ok, so all the Japanese people that are telling me it is hard for Japanese people as well - eat that - 100% . Basically - passing N1 is like saying I know some Japanese - but in no way it is a great achievement. Got it.
I understand why he was confused by the question with the lines and the star, those are such a weird format for a question if you're not familiar. Weird that all four answers are meant to be put together as a phrase
Idk about N1 but for listening, when I took N3 I had to listen to conversations then answer questions based on it. basically it’s to test your listening comprehension
some of the listening questions for N1 (N2 as well actually) don't have written answers at all, you have to select the correct option from the answers that are being read do you.
@@ryuusei1907 I took N2 a looooong time ago. I think so, yes, they'll read out: A: option 1, B: option 2... might be wrong. The thing that shocked me the most about N2 Listening compre is they asked you to listen between the lines. The info they're asking for wasn't spoken at all, but implied. I was like, sasuga JLPT, also preparing you for their 'kuuki yomemasuka?'
Yeah, in the N2/N3 (and I guess the N1 too) there are two types of questions where you need to take notes or you won't be able to answer. The last one is always two people talking about something where there are 4 choices between which to chose, and they go back and forth before choosing one. So if they are talking about university classes for example, they won't say " I choose to take outdoor art class" but they will say "I am more of a creative person, so and I like nature" so you need your notes to get that that meant the "art class".
I wish he would read out the questions one by one and make it like a quiz format 😅 like yea even tho I dk nihongo much, that way is much more interesting 🤔
I remember when I was a high school exchange to Germany and I was in an English class, they were doing a practice test of sentence structures they had learned for the week. All the German students in the class were asking me to help them complete the answers in the test. After we were going over the answers half of the answers I helped the students on their tests were but I was like reading over the "correct" answers that were given out and I was like hell nah that is not correct english for real lol
Tsuda-san 😅😭 I feel like the worst because as much as I enjoy watching and listening to Japanese content videos and so, learning a language which has a completely different writing turns me down to learn it, that's why I really appreciate subs videos like yours ❤ But my younger brother is actually learning Japanese he's passed N3 and is going for his N2 test this year all for his own since he's autodidact I can't imagine how hard it must be for him.
Tbh, the goi (vocab) and choukai (listening) part of N1 aren't that different from N2, it's just N1 added a lot, and i mean A LOT of language used in formal situation a.k.a business language. It's hard but if you pass N2, this part won't be that difficult But the dokkai (reading) part, oh my fucking god 💀💀💀💀💀
I clicked the video and thought, wow this guy has a really cool voice, and then I read the title, and went "Ah, that makes sense" 😂 Edit: Ohhh, hes Nanami (JJK) and Genichiro's (Sekiro) voice actor! Awesome!
well, it's still really difficult for me T_T the tests are really good for people who are good test takers imo because there is so much you learn just by experiencing it irl yourself that can't be learned from a book. i wish he could do the audio parts of the tests XD
Seeing a Japanese man being able to Aces this with no preparation made me think. "N1 is not the end goal, it's just the startline" and I got very motivated to go back to mining more sentences.
moment of pain~ when you are dyslexic and it is hard to even try for N2 but to be SEIYU u need to be N1 (I knew it, but was trying to make it AS IF it be ok with N2)🫠be the side he did one of the tricky questions....
I think the worst I've seen a japanese perform at N1 is making one mistake. And that was on the full test, not a couple questions like TsudaKen here. Always funny to see them stress out because they think it'd be embarrassing to get one wrong. At least you apparently need only 100/180 to pass so not all is lost for us foreigners... Though most jobs only require N2 so if I were to try, I'd probably stop at that level tbh.
My JP relatives always call me out for not practicing nihonggo😅😅 i still walk around at home speaking and singing english or filipino😆.. i have cousin that practice his english with me but he also teach me a lot mostly just the basic conversation for everyday.. I'll survive ig but to read and write esp kanji? I'll die lol
Tbh I don't think I'd pass a proficiency test in my native language. I'm so bad at grammar. Having to guess different readings for the same kanji would be so hard. Idk how they do it
BJT test is a much better measurement for Japanese proficiency than JLPT test. JLPT is a very flawed measurement, since the result is pass or fail. Someone can get a bare minimum scores on each section and pass JLPT with a broken Japanese but other with a very fluent Japanese could fail just because they are shorts 2 or 3 points on particular section. In the contrary, you don’t get pass or fail in BJT, instead you got assigned with different level of proficiency based on your test result, J5 is the lowest proficiency and J1+ is the highest proficiency. The contents of BJT is also much more industry and business focused, real life business setting study cases from many different fields. If you wanted to get a more practical measurement of your Japanese language skill and strive not only to be fluent in Japanese but also gaining native intuition for navigating the Japanese used by professionals in works setting, then BJT is the way to go.
stumbled onto your channel with this video because 'anime VA' and i'm impressed that you even have both chinese and english subtitles on your video. this is really helpful!
How can a veteran voice actor like him who has read through thousands of scripts struggle with the reading of '挑んで'? Do Japanese voice actors' scripts have furigana on it?
ok someone was being unnecessarily rude and I can't believe I had to explain myself lol anyways. I was accused that I sped up the video bcs I refused to translate the questions.
1. I personally found that part boring. he just mumbled to himself. it'd be more interesting if he reads it out and answer with us. I need to keep the audience retention so I always omit parts that I think are boring. I just don't want a video to flop lol and I know lots of yall (me included) have low attention span.
2. can't you see how small those text are? when the readability is limited, it just further discourages me. hope that explains.
besides, I'm doing this for free?? why are you being so nit-picky omg. let me edit videos however I want.... anyway, I already blocked that user so you won't see that comment. I don't tolerate with entitled people on my platform so please be mindful before you click that send comment button.
The moment I read your first sentence, I almost went whoosh to look for the comment.😂But I am glad to know that you have already blocked them! Honestly, I am grateful for your videos and that you sped up some parts. I never skip any part when I watch your videosーdespite the fact that I have low attention spanーbecause your videos have the perfect length and amount of content. Thank you for your hard work!🤍
I gone to see the original vid on bili2 and the answer checking part is supposed to be longer than what konpei included. but he didn't review or go thru the questions with us ^^; I think the pd of this program gotta do better srsly cus it was kinda dry. btw you did good job editing and translating this. tysm!
some people got too comfortable with being entitled when interacting with fansubbers, sadly. your works are so underappreciated. I wish I could give likes 100 times >
cool! please don’t interact with annoying peeps online. I block right away when I get an ick 😅 def want to keep my space peaceful! and thank you so much for this!! you’re doing sm to the seiyuu community
You know what? Screw those insensitive people who can't even appreciate the effort you put in to these video edits. If they think they are so good, then let them go and translate it themselves. As if they are so capable. I am with you on this. I cannot tolerate such fools like them. The world is better off without inconsiderate losers like them. You're doing fine and I appreciate all that you do to translate what he said. Thank you Konpei-san
"speeding this up bcs I know y'all have low attention span" PLS😭 Stop calling me out💀💀💀😭😂
I’m the one who got bored actually lol he just sat there and answered it quietly 😭 it’s better if he go thru the questions and answer with us
I actually laugh instead at how true this is to me.
Yeah,it got me too😂
We’re cooked chat
The truth sometimes hurts…I accept this truth and the 2x speed through it 🤣
I love this man's voice so much I would watch it all in normal speed probably several times
Kinda losing grip on my N1 reviews so I don’t know what to feel but I’ll take it as a sign to carry on survive😂 Thanks for the vidddd
N1's difficult part iirc is how you're required to understand subtle nuances..and Japanese as a language has a ton of phrase with subtle differences 😅
As of the moment, I am still in N5 and manifesting to pass the JLPT N1. It's amazing that TsudaKen was able to get a perfect score. Thanks for uploading this.
I mean, he is Japanese after all...
It's only the part of the vocabulary test
@@sandwich4916 Now that you mention it, the VA's test didn't have the reading and listening sections. No wonder the test was short, lol.
maybe instead of manifesting you should practice vocabulary or grammar or read something in japanese i think that would work a lot better
@@sideworn you can do both
trust me this is goi part, isn't the hardest part of JLPT
the hellish part is called dokkai, you will question your sanity and humanity when reading japanese thoughts/opinion during they take a poop on toilet
Dokkai for N1 was super easy… listening too
Funnily enough I did pretty well on my dokkai but I sucks real bad on goi and chokai 😂
My goldfish memory can't 😂😂😂
語彙 and 聴解 are always easy. The real torture is 読解... Things that you will never read in your life in Japan unless you specifically want to for some reason...
so friggin true😂
😂😂😂😂
JLPT Test is tomorrow, i’m watching this and it lowers my confidence passing N1 😂😂 thank you Tsuda-san!! I’ll put his voice in my head when reading the dokkai part wwww
Good luck on your exams too, for everyone who watch this video!
they should make namidai do this lol :'D tysm for this video~!
I wanted full video since i have way too big of attention span (i don't need phone even if im alone i'd be siting in nature or watch 10 hours long elden ring lore and other stuff) but i can't be complaining so thanks for translation!
Also thanks for providing link for the full vod much appreciate it.
Aaaaa, Tsudaken is so cuteee 💕💕 thank you for blessing us with your voice 🙏🏻 I'm always happy to see your videos!
i passed N1 last year and you guys can too!! 頑張れ頑張れー！
He's so charming 😊✨
I, too, wouldn't like it if my mother tongue is tested like this lmaooo :P
12月にN1受けます。
頑張るぞー
@@Purevsuren_Kh 頑張ってねー！
頑張ろう！
頑張ってね!!
努力だけが絶対裏切らないぜ😤
私も受けます！頑張りましょう！✨
@@Arcticachan 私も！がんばろう 🙇♂️
When he finished solving the questions, they should have hand him over another set of questions so that he can say the quote "Koko kara ha jikan gairodo desu" 👔🔥
Passed N1 back in 2016. After so many years I realize that N1 is the bare minimum you need to function in a Japanese society.
@@dothetwist298 agree!
I've never passed JLPT (only tried n3 and failed by 4 points 2 years ago) and I'm working at a japanese company right now. You don't need this crap especially when it doesn't require any speaking skills...
@@sandwich4916 In my case, here in Indonesia, JLPT N1 is very useful to get my foot in the door whenever I applied job to Japanese company. Like 11 out of 12 companies gave me interview after seeing my JLPT certificate. Meanwhile, before the exam, none of them gave me an interview. But still, I don't feel fluent enough to function effectively in the work setting.
@@William1021-d8i mantap N1 di Indonesia memang sangat dihargai, btw belajar sampai lulus N1 brp lama mas hehe
@@killerinstinc5142 saya belajar kurang lebih 9-10 tahun dari SMA. 3 tahun pertama mungkin gk bisa dibilang belajar ya, karena cuman nonton anime wkwkw, tpi gk secara langsung nyerap bahasanya sih 😂. Jdi kalau dihitung", seriusnya paling 5-6 tahun belakangan ini. Ikut tesnya jg Juli lalu.
Ok, so all the Japanese people that are telling me it is hard for Japanese people as well - eat that - 100% .
Basically - passing N1 is like saying I know some Japanese - but in no way it is a great achievement. Got it.
Yo thanks for your hard work, it's amazing to listen to Japanese Voice Actors talking about normal daily stuff
I understand why he was confused by the question with the lines and the star, those are such a weird format for a question if you're not familiar. Weird that all four answers are meant to be put together as a phrase
Thank you so much for this! Made my day 🥹❤️
I heard that on a sudden section of listening test, the question they just gave blank pieces of paper. 😂
Idk about N1 but for listening, when I took N3 I had to listen to conversations then answer questions based on it. basically it’s to test your listening comprehension
some of the listening questions for N1 (N2 as well actually) don't have written answers at all, you have to select the correct option from the answers that are being read do you.
@@ryuusei1907 I took N2 a looooong time ago. I think so, yes, they'll read out: A: option 1, B: option 2... might be wrong.
The thing that shocked me the most about N2 Listening compre is they asked you to listen between the lines. The info they're asking for wasn't spoken at all, but implied. I was like, sasuga JLPT, also preparing you for their 'kuuki yomemasuka?'
Yeah, in the N2/N3 (and I guess the N1 too) there are two types of questions where you need to take notes or you won't be able to answer. The last one is always two people talking about something where there are 4 choices between which to chose, and they go back and forth before choosing one. So if they are talking about university classes for example, they won't say " I choose to take outdoor art class" but they will say "I am more of a creative person, so and I like nature" so you need your notes to get that that meant the "art class".
Gonna start my JLPT N5 preparation, so that I can watch this video later 😂😂
I wish he would read out the questions one by one and make it like a quiz format 😅 like yea even tho I dk nihongo much, that way is much more interesting 🤔
l felt the same too omg
I remember when I was a high school exchange to Germany and I was in an English class, they were doing a practice test of sentence structures they had learned for the week. All the German students in the class were asking me to help them complete the answers in the test. After we were going over the answers half of the answers I helped the students on their tests were but I was like reading over the "correct" answers that were given out and I was like hell nah that is not correct english for real lol
If you're from the states, Europe's correct English is different than US' correct English
theres no such things as low attention span with tsuda on the screen
i didn't know i needed the goat to answer some nlpt questions...
thanks for the sped up man, it's either that or you have to put minecraft video beside it
Tsuda-san 😅😭
I feel like the worst because as much as I enjoy watching and listening to Japanese content videos and so, learning a language which has a completely different writing turns me down to learn it, that's why I really appreciate subs videos like yours ❤
But my younger brother is actually learning Japanese he's passed N3 and is going for his N2 test this year all for his own since he's autodidact I can't imagine how hard it must be for him.
Why is it weirdly satisfying seeing him circle and checking his answers and him drawing a flower 🤣
Tbh, the goi (vocab) and choukai (listening) part of N1 aren't that different from N2, it's just N1 added a lot, and i mean A LOT of language used in formal situation a.k.a business language. It's hard but if you pass N2, this part won't be that difficult
But the dokkai (reading) part, oh my fucking god 💀💀💀💀💀
Kenjirou.. the man that you are
I failed N1 twice and almost gave up and planning to take again after being pressured by parents.
This helped(｡-｀へ´-｡)
I failed 7 times before passing it.
がんば (/・ω・)/
Why ur parent pressure u?
Not him gaslighting and affirming himself at the beginning lmao
To all want to pass the exam: do not worry even to us japanese it is pointless hard! Do your best!
I want this guy to read me a bedtime story.
I clicked the video and thought, wow this guy has a really cool voice, and then I read the title, and went "Ah, that makes sense" 😂
Edit: Ohhh, hes Nanami (JJK) and Genichiro's (Sekiro) voice actor! Awesome!
Nanami what are you doing?
HE’S SO CUTE GOD!!!
well, it's still really difficult for me T_T the tests are really good for people who are good test takers imo because there is so much you learn just by experiencing it irl yourself that can't be learned from a book. i wish he could do the audio parts of the tests XD
JLPT is one of the most impractical tests in existence. No speaking test, no writing test, no real life scenarios, textbook japanese.
@@sandwich4916yep, i feel like the only thing jlpt is actually good for is vocabulary lol
Love his voice as Kaiba
I wish he did the questions and answers with us! As a current Japanese learner I was kinda interested to know about it with my fav seiyuu😆
Seeing a Japanese man being able to Aces this with no preparation made me think.
"N1 is not the end goal, it's just the startline" and I got very motivated to go back to mining more sentences.
気になってN1の過去問を調べてみたのですが、外国人が0から日本語を学んでこれに合格するのはとても大変なことだと思いました
moment of pain~
when you are dyslexic and it is hard to even try for N2 but to be SEIYU u need to be N1 (I knew it, but was trying to make it AS IF it be ok with N2)🫠be the side he did one of the tricky questions....
me who want to take N1 next year :
"...im dead"
This guy has a university degree in drama. He isn't going to have any problems with the JLPT.
2:18 me during anything that has to do with math 😭😭
Everything kenjiro says sounds cool
I can hear Novak voice
Having trouble for Test to join The church Inquisitor 😅
I think the worst I've seen a japanese perform at N1 is making one mistake. And that was on the full test, not a couple questions like TsudaKen here. Always funny to see them stress out because they think it'd be embarrassing to get one wrong.
At least you apparently need only 100/180 to pass so not all is lost for us foreigners...
Though most jobs only require N2 so if I were to try, I'd probably stop at that level tbh.
I’ve watched the original video uploaded on bilibili so the sped-up part at 2:00 was so unexpected I bursted out laughing!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Okay, if he struggles, it's ok that I struggle (even if it is a much lower level 😂)
All I hear is Ryuga talking 😂😂
My JP relatives always call me out for not practicing nihonggo😅😅 i still walk around at home speaking and singing english or filipino😆.. i have cousin that practice his english with me but he also teach me a lot mostly just the basic conversation for everyday.. I'll survive ig but to read and write esp kanji? I'll die lol
His voice is all i hear
Tbh I don't think I'd pass a proficiency test in my native language. I'm so bad at grammar.
Having to guess different readings for the same kanji would be so hard. Idk how they do it
I gave up studying Japanese after N3, just lost interest in it. I still do read manga in Japanese as practice though
@@tsunderes_were_a_mistake note to myself: never take JLPT exam until being able to do N1 to not feel any sense of accomplishment
Thankyuu!!
As expected Nanami-san
His voice ❤❤❤
oh! nanami~
is he Jujutsu kaisen Nanami's voice actor?
Yes
nanami teaching us
I recognize that voice 😁
wow you got Tsudaken!?
Wow getting stuck at the first question he’s just like me for real
杉田さんにも受けさせてください 😂😂😂
I'm stuck at N5 way of the house husband is helping but not much
It would be interesting japaneses taking KanKen
BJT test is a much better measurement for Japanese proficiency than JLPT test. JLPT is a very flawed measurement, since the result is pass or fail. Someone can get a bare minimum scores on each section and pass JLPT with a broken Japanese but other with a very fluent Japanese could fail just because they are shorts 2 or 3 points on particular section. In the contrary, you don’t get pass or fail in BJT, instead you got assigned with different level of proficiency based on your test result, J5 is the lowest proficiency and J1+ is the highest proficiency. The contents of BJT is also much more industry and business focused, real life business setting study cases from many different fields. If you wanted to get a more practical measurement of your Japanese language skill and strive not only to be fluent in Japanese but also gaining native intuition for navigating the Japanese used by professionals in works setting, then BJT is the way to go.
I need Aya Hirano or Tomokazu Sugita do this hahaahha or maybe both of them!!!! 😂😭🥹
日本語上手ですね！👏
Kento Nanami?
2:17 mood
日本語上手ですね
Came here because i saw kaiba
stumbled onto your channel with this video because 'anime VA' and i'm impressed that you even have both chinese and english subtitles on your video. this is really helpful!
ahah the chinese subs was official subs from the bilibili channel :P
How can a veteran voice actor like him who has read through thousands of scripts struggle with the reading of '挑んで'? Do Japanese voice actors' scripts have furigana on it?
probably because in the answers they had のぞんでいる which he thought would be a better fit in terms of vocab usage 😂 overthinking
It would be troublesome if there's no furigana, not everyone is good at reading
❤❤
まぁまぁアティストと声優の活動としては一つの問題が間違えときは恥ずかしよねそしてけんさんは日本人だ😂
*aggressively sucks air through his teeth*