*You can change subtitles font size on PC by going to Settings -> Subtitles/CC -> Options(top right corner) and you have there some options* There’s a link in the description box with all the universities and departments that take in exchange students. If you’re interested in any of them try checking out the links 😊 Many viewers contributed subtitles so that students from around the world can watch this video and I want to thank everybody from the bottom of my heart. If you found the subtitles useful don’t hesitate to let everyone know in the comments below! 👍
Hitoki-san, thank you for this tremendously helpful video in which we get to hear dialogue! Perhaps this would seem like a strange request, but do you think it would be possible for you to share the Japanese subtitles in a Word file or Google doc online for your subscribers like myself? I'm guessing you already have the file somewhere since those subtitles seems to be manually typed instead of auto-translated by UA-cam, so hopefully it won't be too much work to upload them somewhere...? The reason for making this request is that I (and perhaps others) actually pause the video and handwrite the subtitles so I can properly study the way the grammar/language is used. I've found this method extremely helpful in improving my Japanese. Hope you can consider it!
I just finished the video and learned that he studied five hours a day six times a week plus the time that he spent studying in school. That is absolutely amazing and I don’t think I could ever have the self control to study that much that consistently. (I don’t even think I can watch anime for 30 hours a week. He’s honestly so amazing)
It helps a little bit that he's Korean, I think. Even though the languages probably aren't actually related, I've heard there are a lot of similarities between Japanese and Korean as far as grammar and cultural concepts go. It's a little more like an English-speaker learning another European language than an English-speaker learning Japanese. It's definitely still impressive, but don't feel too bad it - he had an advantage over most people learning Japanese.
I'm sure he did put a lot of hard work in it, but you also have to consider that Korean and Japanese grammar are veeery similar, so he probably didn't have to put much effort there, and both languages also share vocabulary background. Of course, he had to learn kanji like everyone else, but just don't compare yourself to someone who didn't start with the same backgroud as you :3 (I wish I could pass N1 in such a short period of time tbh)
5 plus hours a day for a year and a half, learning at a young age, with Korean as your native language. Sounds like even after that kind of preparation, it was rough getting by at school and communicating. Just shows the scale of time commitment it takes to learn Japanese as an adult. It’s not for wimps!
WOW it's incredible how driven, hard working and ambitioushe is, he acts so humble. I can barely keep up with my course at university in my home country imagine going to a whole new country with a different language you dont event know to study there...and medicine at that! So impressive, wishing you all the best and lots of success!
A 20 minutes video with 19 different languages is a huge work!!!! Thank you so much Hitoki!!☺ I studied Universal History in Spain and I always wanted to study more about Japanese history and majored. I began to study Japanese a few months ago because I would like to work and live there someday. This video helps me a lot! Thank you again Hitoki and Ji Won!!😊
all that people said is true, but I would also like to add that Korean and Japanese are rather similar due to the extensive contact of the two languages. The grammar is so similar you could basically translate formal sentences word per word, not to mention the number of cognates the languages have that they borrowed from China. So don't beat yourself too hard, being at an N5 level in a year is nothing to be ashamed of, if you persist with your studies and immersion, I'm sure you're going to surprise yourself in a couple of years with how much you know :))))))))
@@andreluiz6023 @Sergio Blanco and @Doffy Rob thank you for the advice, encouragement and information. I will pursue my study because I don't give up easily. :D About what you say André Luiz, I guess it's the same for english and french (not for the pronunciation tough). I learned pretty quick english thank to the similarities :')
Es hat mir großen Spaß gemacht, deine Subtitles zu erstellen! :D Ich hoffe, dass ganz viele Menschen dein Video sehen werden! I really enjoyed making the subtitels for your video! I hope a lot pf people around the world will be watching your video! 字幕を作ることを本当に楽しかったです！多くの人がひときさんの動画を見ることがなると願います！
that's remind me with my youngest brother, he went to Japan last year for undergraduate degree, but it takes 2 years for him to pass University in Japan (though he was university student in public university in here). He applied MEXT twice but got rejected instead he got one from his current university. People know that MEXT scholarship for undergraduate was the hardest one to get, and not much people get that scholarship, especially in medical degree.
Thank you so much for making this video!! I’m a high school student who wants to practise medicine in Japan one day but it’s quite hard to find information about it. I’m very grateful to you and your amazing videos.
I'm in Japan now through the same scholarship and I extremely recommend it if you guys are interested in coming to Japan. It's probably one of the best scholarships out there (if not the best). It's not a lot (around 12万円 per month, besides exemption from school taxes), but it's more than enough to cover all the expenses. Even if you're not confident about your Japanese, it's worth to try it!!
Amazing. I want to apply for the scholarship this year for the veterinarian degree however I'm really scared of exams. Did you have to pass all of them? I've been checking them out and looking for tutors and everything but I'm still afraid of failing. I ask you because most of the videos I've watched are for Social and not Natural.
I am planning on trying for the same scholarship in 2 years when I graduate. Not sure how I'll do, and definitely not sure how I'll convince my parents to let me go if I manage to get it, but it never hurts to try for it, right?
@@farimorisanchez7419 honestly, I feel the main issue is probably that I'd have to either drive to Chicago, which is a 5 hour drive, or convince my parents to drive me there
@@zangor150 that is a very long drive. You can start talking to them now about what you want to do in the future. That is what I did with my family and they're been really supportive of me and everything. But I have been telling them about this since I was in ninth grade so they now it is something I really want.
When I see a Korean and a Japanese person interact I'm always a bit uneasy because I know how much backstory there is between the 2 countries, but it's also heartwarming to see friendship happening nonetheless.
see kpop so many japanese with koreans ... but so many koreans know japan is not like the past japan now is so friendly i dont know why some of them not forgive them
@@dc_gahyeonpretty5760 It's mostly just the elderly people who are like that. I'm Korean and my parents are mostly lenient towards Japanese people. We even had a Japanese neighbor when I was growing up and we were very friendly towards each other. But yeah, politics will always get in the way.. It doesn't help the fact that both nations are very nationalistic and tend to spread a lot of propaganda on TV.
I'm half (Colombian/Japanese), it's been so hard for me to learn Japanese (I guess cause I feel the pressure given that my dad's Japanese) but when I see people like you, I feel one day I'll be able to make it too. Thank you for sharing your experience :)!
thank you for this video,I have been wanted to be a doctor in Japan.I also have a hard time learning Japanese as I’m still in year 9 and I need to study in Japanese’s high school next year.It gives me a lot of pressure but this video just makes me feel better.Thank you so much,love from Thailand🇹🇭
Thank you so much for the effort you put into making this video! Your channel is awesome! I'm thinking about trying this mext scholarship and these kinds of videos are helping me a lot with my decision. Your korean colleague is someone impressive, I cannot imagine how hard it must be to study med in another language, he is definitely an inspiration for me in my studies
This is so eye-opening! Next year I'm going to uni most likely in the town I grew up, but studying Japanese all the way through high school really makes me want to study abroad in Japan one day. Thank you so much for this video, it gave me a better idea of what studying in Japan as an international student is like! ^^ I hope I can become as fluent in Japanese as Ji Won is one day, so inspiring!
Wow ジウォンさん you are amazing! I wish you the best with your studies! :) Thank you for sharing your experience with us, not many people know about this scholarship!
Thank you very much for this video. I really appreciate the time you spend to make all these useful great contents. He is indeed a very hardworking person and a great role model for other students to work hard to persue their dreams. I applied for MEXT scholarship of this year and passed the interview. now I’m waiting for the final decision from ministry. Wish me luck!!
I wish this video was around when I was applying for medical school. It's a bit late in my career for this now as I've finished all my medical training but it's great that others with the same passion for Japan and medicine have this chance
Hi Ji Won, found your story very inspirational. You are working very hard and keeping healthy. I hope you achieve your goals. Two lovely future medics doing a great job😍😍
I can relate to Ji Won so much! I am also studying veterinary medicine in Germany as a regular student and the language is so hard T^T (I come from Vietnam). It is my dream to pursue higher education in Japan in this field. Thank you so much for the informative and motivational video. 頑張ってジヲンさん！파이팅 지원씨! (I hope I wrote your name correctly)
Oh hey, I know you! Glad you you're doing well! We're all graduating soon, and you still have 2 year to go... 頑張ってねー (Diana from biology class at gaidai)
Thank you so much Hitokisensei! I attentively watched this whole video, soaking up every moment! I’m moving to Japan hopefully in September to teach English & videos that highlight experiences like this mean the world to me! As always- you’re the best! 😇
Thank you for translating the passage. I liked it very much, and I was impressed with your ability to do that. Go ahead and I will encourage you to have a wonderful translation. My friend, my best friend. I am very proud of you.😭💜💜💜💜💜.
I'm so glad that some of my fellow Bulgarians choose to study Medicine in Japan. I'm only in my 4th year here in Bulgaria, and my Japanese language skills are still in their infancy, but hopefully somewhere along the line my two passions will cross paths. Wish me luck 🌹
Wow so many subtitle languages! Nice 👍🏻 Really appreciate that. 本当にありがとうございます Also thank you hankuk saram for sharing your story with us... kamsahamnida
Thank you so much for the effort you put for us, you can't imagine how useful your videos and the subtitles are for me, for us, just for everyone I think, I'm so grateful (I'm sorry if what I say isn't really understandable, I'm not english native)
this was a really good video. it's great you're thinking of how to help others, thank you. i knew many people who really struggled because there was so little information for international students in the past. one friend was the first american student at his japanese university, and it took him 6 years to get there. it'll be great if current and future students don't have to suffer as much.
You always pull through with such useful and interesting content for us learners, I’ve been watching you for a while now but never had the courage to comment. But I just want to thank you as my Japanese has improved SO much since watching, I had my speaking exam the other day and I would not have managed if it wasn’t for you so, 本当にありがとうございます
I've been living in Japan for 6 months and I'm always worried about my Japanese and if I'll get "上手" this video helps a lot it's like a "don't worry, continue studying and at some point when you less notice you will be an expert"
A month and a half ago I made it my goal to apply for the MEXT scholarship but I got a little discouraged by certain requirements. Somehow this video just gave me hope :'3 thanks to both of you!
Great content and so informational. I can cofirm having the experience of "kokuhi ryuugaku" or the MEXT scholarship that that's about how the whole process works in Europe too. Great work guys! Although admittedly Ji Won put a lot of work into it and says it was hard anyway so it's a little dscouraging to try, but I just wanted to say you don't always need N1 level Japanese to be admitted and don't give up guys!
ひときさん This was amazing! Thanks for this inspiring video. Also, LOVED that we could hear how dialogue sounds like between two natives (I'd count Juwon as native given how good his Japanese is ^_^ ) Please could we have more videos like this? Helps a lot as people can study the subtitles and learn natural expressions. Great for anyone at N1-N3 level I think.
Thank you so much, im from Ecuador, and i speak spanish, wanna learn jappanese and studey med, maths or computer science in Japan, u help us so much, arigatou!!
We also have Japan Scholarships offered here but Im not that bright, smart or intelligent. I really want to study in Japan, but I need to be rich and intelligent at the same time. Ahh, a dream that would never come true.
Don’t say that! When it comes down to it, intelligence isn’t what matters. A lot of people confuse intelligence with hard work. You can be the most intelligent person but without hard work, you won’t get anywhere. Work hard and you’ll be able to do whatever you’d like to in life. Don’t give up on your dreams without trying your best first!! 頑張ってね 😊
Yo ya estaba interesada en la beca para Japón pero tenía algunas dudas pero gracias a este video ya no tanto y con esto puedo prepararme mejor así que MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS
*You can change subtitles font size on PC by going to Settings -> Subtitles/CC -> Options(top right corner) and you have there some options*
There’s a link in the description box with all the universities and departments that take in exchange students. If you’re interested in any of them try checking out the links 😊
Many viewers contributed subtitles so that students from around the world can watch this video and I want to thank everybody from the bottom of my heart. If you found the subtitles useful don’t hesitate to let everyone know in the comments below! 👍
thank you for Turkish subtitle 🙏😊
Hitoki-san, thank you for this tremendously helpful video in which we get to hear dialogue! Perhaps this would seem like a strange request, but do you think it would be possible for you to share the Japanese subtitles in a Word file or Google doc online for your subscribers like myself? I'm guessing you already have the file somewhere since those subtitles seems to be manually typed instead of auto-translated by UA-cam, so hopefully it won't be too much work to upload them somewhere...? The reason for making this request is that I (and perhaps others) actually pause the video and handwrite the subtitles so I can properly study the way the grammar/language is used. I've found this method extremely helpful in improving my Japanese. Hope you can consider it!
とても役に立ちます。いつも、いい動画つくってくれて、ありがとうございます。
this is really helpful
インドネシア語の字幕はとても役に立ちます。ありがとうございます
He could pass N1 after studying for just one and a half years?? 💀😭 What have I been doing with my life?? That’s so amazing
I was thinking the exact same thing!
I just finished the video and learned that he studied five hours a day six times a week plus the time that he spent studying in school. That is absolutely amazing and I don’t think I could ever have the self control to study that much that consistently. (I don’t even think I can watch anime for 30 hours a week. He’s honestly so amazing)
It helps a little bit that he's Korean, I think. Even though the languages probably aren't actually related, I've heard there are a lot of similarities between Japanese and Korean as far as grammar and cultural concepts go. It's a little more like an English-speaker learning another European language than an English-speaker learning Japanese. It's definitely still impressive, but don't feel too bad it - he had an advantage over most people learning Japanese.
I'm sure he did put a lot of hard work in it, but you also have to consider that Korean and Japanese grammar are veeery similar, so he probably didn't have to put much effort there, and both languages also share vocabulary background. Of course, he had to learn kanji like everyone else, but just don't compare yourself to someone who didn't start with the same backgroud as you :3
(I wish I could pass N1 in such a short period of time tbh)
5 plus hours a day for a year and a half, learning at a young age, with Korean as your native language. Sounds like even after that kind of preparation, it was rough getting by at school and communicating. Just shows the scale of time commitment it takes to learn Japanese as an adult. It’s not for wimps!
Can we stop for a moment and appreciate that the video is translated to 18 languages ?😄
Thanks ... It was very helpful for me
Learning medicine is hard enough. I cannot imagine learning it in a language I am not too familiar with. He's a strong chap.
WOW it's incredible how driven, hard working and ambitioushe is, he acts so humble. I can barely keep up with my course at university in my home country imagine going to a whole new country with a different language you dont event know to study there...and medicine at that! So impressive, wishing you all the best and lots of success!
I heard Korean SAT's are insane! It's called "Suneung" I think.
二人の話しは面白くて勉強になりました。ありがとうございます。
He's is so hardworking, studious and very determined foreign student... I admire him.
A 20 minutes video with 19 different languages is a huge work!!!! Thank you so much Hitoki!!☺ I studied Universal History in Spain and I always wanted to study more about Japanese history and majored. I began to study Japanese a few months ago because I would like to work and live there someday. This video helps me a lot! Thank you again Hitoki and Ji Won!!😊
Him after one years: could maybe take the N1
Me after one years: Maybe I could take the N5 ?? T-T
And, when learning a language, living in a country which's official language is the one you're learning and having to use it everyday helps a lot
all that people said is true, but I would also like to add that Korean and Japanese are rather similar due to the extensive contact of the two languages. The grammar is so similar you could basically translate formal sentences word per word, not to mention the number of cognates the languages have that they borrowed from China.
So don't beat yourself too hard, being at an N5 level in a year is nothing to be ashamed of, if you persist with your studies and immersion, I'm sure you're going to surprise yourself in a couple of years with how much you know :))))))))
@@andreluiz6023 @Sergio Blanco and @Doffy Rob thank you for the advice, encouragement and information. I will pursue my study because I don't give up easily. :D
About what you say André Luiz, I guess it's the same for english and french (not for the pronunciation tough). I learned pretty quick english thank to the similarities :')
Since Japanese and Korean language have extremely similar grammars, Koreans tend to learn Japanese faster than other non-native Japanese.
Es hat mir großen Spaß gemacht, deine Subtitles zu erstellen! :D Ich hoffe, dass ganz viele Menschen dein Video sehen werden!
I really enjoyed making the subtitels for your video! I hope a lot pf people around the world will be watching your video!
字幕を作ることを本当に楽しかったです！多くの人がひときさんの動画を見ることがなると願います！
医学難しいのにそれを日本で、日本語で学んでいるジウォンさん凄いです！尊敬します。たくさんの言語を学びながら医大生でいながらUA-camにアップしているヒトキさんも凄い！
that's remind me with my youngest brother, he went to Japan last year for undergraduate degree, but it takes 2 years for him to pass University in Japan (though he was university student in public university in here). He applied MEXT twice but got rejected instead he got one from his current university. People know that MEXT scholarship for undergraduate was the hardest one to get, and not much people get that scholarship, especially in medical degree.
Thank you so much for making this video!! I’m a high school student who wants to practise medicine in Japan one day but it’s quite hard to find information about it. I’m very grateful to you and your amazing videos.
I am also trying medicine, and I am also in high school. What country are you from? I am from Brazil
I want to as well! I’m from Russia
I'm in Japan now through the same scholarship and I extremely recommend it if you guys are interested in coming to Japan.
It's probably one of the best scholarships out there (if not the best). It's not a lot (around 12万円 per month, besides exemption from school taxes), but it's more than enough to cover all the expenses.
Even if you're not confident about your Japanese, it's worth to try it!!
Amazing. I want to apply for the scholarship this year for the veterinarian degree however I'm really scared of exams. Did you have to pass all of them? I've been checking them out and looking for tutors and everything but I'm still afraid of failing. I ask you because most of the videos I've watched are for Social and not Natural.
I am planning on trying for the same scholarship in 2 years when I graduate. Not sure how I'll do, and definitely not sure how I'll convince my parents to let me go if I manage to get it, but it never hurts to try for it, right?
@@zangor150 Try it! I encourage you to follow your dream.
@@farimorisanchez7419 honestly, I feel the main issue is probably that I'd have to either drive to Chicago, which is a 5 hour drive, or convince my parents to drive me there
@@zangor150 that is a very long drive. You can start talking to them now about what you want to do in the future. That is what I did with my family and they're been really supportive of me and everything. But I have been telling them about this since I was in ninth grade so they now it is something I really want.
This guy sounds super busy and he also made time to do this. You owe this guy a lot of beer and food lol
When I see a Korean and a Japanese person interact I'm always a bit uneasy because I know how much backstory there is between the 2 countries, but it's also heartwarming to see friendship happening nonetheless.
Because the TV channels want to create war?
Yeah, they have a bad history... but it’s cool that they are friends!!!
Same
see kpop so many japanese with koreans ... but so many koreans know japan is not like the past japan now is so friendly i dont know why some of them not forgive them
@@dc_gahyeonpretty5760 It's mostly just the elderly people who are like that. I'm Korean and my parents are mostly lenient towards Japanese people. We even had a Japanese neighbor when I was growing up and we were very friendly towards each other. But yeah, politics will always get in the way.. It doesn't help the fact that both nations are very nationalistic and tend to spread a lot of propaganda on TV.
I'm half (Colombian/Japanese), it's been so hard for me to learn Japanese (I guess cause I feel the pressure given that my dad's Japanese) but when I see people like you, I feel one day I'll be able to make it too. Thank you for sharing your experience :)!
😍❤️ this is a treasure trove!!!!
イェイ✌️
This is an amazing interview! Please do more interviews in Japanese with foreigners, it’s so inspiring for those of us who struggle with the language…
I'm going to Japan as a postgrad. This video gave me some reassurance as my Japanese is no good. ありがとうございます！
thank you for this video,I have been wanted to be a doctor in Japan.I also have a hard time learning Japanese as I’m still in year 9 and I need to study in Japanese’s high school next year.It gives me a lot of pressure but this video just makes me feel better.Thank you so much,love from Thailand🇹🇭
この動画はちょっと難しかったですが、すごく面白かったです。日本語と医学を同時に勉強するジウオンはすごいですね！
Thanks a lot for this video! It's quite hard to find info on the MEXT scholarships, so to have it all compiled into one video is very useful.
Thank you so much for the effort you put into making this video! Your channel is awesome! I'm thinking about trying this mext scholarship and these kinds of videos are helping me a lot with my decision. Your korean colleague is someone impressive, I cannot imagine how hard it must be to study med in another language, he is definitely an inspiration for me in my studies
ひとき先生☺
ちょうど良い時期に留学について動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます~~😃
ちなみに, ひとき先生がインタビューする人として質問するのがとても上手だと思います☺👍
私も今年留学できますように頑張りま~す☺✊
This is so eye-opening! Next year I'm going to uni most likely in the town I grew up, but studying Japanese all the way through high school really makes me want to study abroad in Japan one day. Thank you so much for this video, it gave me a better idea of what studying in Japan as an international student is like! ^^
I hope I can become as fluent in Japanese as Ji Won is one day, so inspiring!
私はタイ人ですけど 日本語を勉強しています。このビデオは本当に面白かったです。
このビデオは私を大いに助けました、本当ありがとうございます🇧🇷
このビデオはとても役に立ちました。たぶん日本に留学したいと思っています。
ありがとうございます！
ヒトキさんとジウォンさんのおかげで、もっと一生懸命勉強しないといけないと思います。本当にありがとうございます、2人ともめっちゃ凄いです。
Wow ジウォンさん you are amazing! I wish you the best with your studies! :) Thank you for sharing your experience with us, not many people know about this scholarship!
Thank you very much for this video. I really appreciate the time you spend to make all these useful great contents.
He is indeed a very hardworking person and a great role model for other students to work hard to persue their dreams.
I applied for MEXT scholarship of this year and passed the interview. now I’m waiting for the final decision from ministry. Wish me luck!!
hey! were u applying for the undergraduate program? did u get it?
Hello, did you apply for medicine? If so, how is it going?
Спасибо за видео) всегда интересно послушать истории из жизни людей)
Спасибо за субтитры 😉
この面白いビデオをありがとう
Hello from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿🤗 thanks for the Russian subtitles
Oh wow! I also applied for the MEXT scholarship with Medicine as my first choice. Thanks for this video!
Hello sorry to disturb but did you get it? How it’s going? Is it completely Japanese ?
I wish this video was around when I was applying for medical school. It's a bit late in my career for this now as I've finished all my medical training but it's great that others with the same passion for Japan and medicine have this chance
Thank you for this video ❤️ from Cambodia 🇰🇭
めっちゃ役に立つ動画です。
I was surprised to see that Hebrew subtitles are available! Thank you so much
this vedio is exactly what I'm looking for, thank u so much and I also had the idea to try MEXT for future doctor students in japan!
Hi Ji Won,
found your story very inspirational. You are working very hard and keeping healthy. I hope you achieve your goals.
Two lovely future medics doing a great job😍😍
I want to study medicine in Japan like him whit the Mext scolarship, thank you soo much for that Information.
I can relate to Ji Won so much! I am also studying veterinary medicine in Germany as a regular student and the language is so hard T^T (I come from Vietnam). It is my dream to pursue higher education in Japan in this field. Thank you so much for the informative and motivational video. 頑張ってジヲンさん！파이팅 지원씨! (I hope I wrote your name correctly)
Same here 🙋🏻♀️
オノマップさんの動画を見るといつも勉強になります。ありがとうございます😊
Thank you onomappu for putting together an Arabic translation. Also, there are Arab students in Japan
Oh hey, I know you! Glad you you're doing well! We're all graduating soon, and you still have 2 year to go... 頑張ってねー (Diana from biology class at gaidai)
now i realise i can distinguish between Japanese and Korean boys xD both are cute but their fashion is so different.
「どうせ大学生活するなら留学してもいいんじゃかいかなと思ってそんな軽い気持ちできました」と言いましたが、２０１２年から日本語勉強してるアメリカ人僕にとって爆笑したところでした。なぜかというと全く同感しました。非常に気まぐれで図書館で子供の頃に日本語教科書を借りて日本語学習を始めたという不思議な開始でしたが今振り返ると絶対的に僕は赤い糸で日本と結ばれてた理由で日本語学習を選択したのかなと思っています。
Thank you so much Hitokisensei! I attentively watched this whole video, soaking up every moment! I’m moving to Japan hopefully in September to teach English & videos that highlight experiences like this mean the world to me! As always- you’re the best! 😇
Thank you for talking about this, I'm planning on applying this year and I'm so confident all thanks to your videos
Thank you for translating the passage. I liked it very much, and I was impressed with your ability to do that. Go ahead and I will encourage you to have a wonderful translation. My friend, my best friend. I am very proud of you.😭💜💜💜💜💜.
勉強量が凄すぎます、尊敬します😭
Thanks for the vid! Now, I know what to expect when applying for the MEXT scholarship.
Wow I can't even imagine how long this video took you to edit PLUS putting in all those subtitles, thank you!! 😍😭
Thank you very much for those amazing subtitles ! It's really helpful !
Had the same reaction as Hitoki when Ji Won mentioned Bulgaria 😁. High key jealous that he could learn Japanese in such a short time.
I'm so glad that some of my fellow Bulgarians choose to study Medicine in Japan. I'm only in my 4th year here in Bulgaria, and my Japanese language skills are still in their infancy, but hopefully somewhere along the line my two passions will cross paths. Wish me luck 🌹
I'm currently studying Japanese because I also want to apply for the MEXT scholarship, so this has been really useful!
ありがとう！
Me too!!!
ひとき先生とジウォンさん、とっても重要な動画を作ってくださってありがとうございます。本当に感謝しております。私はインドの出身です。ただ今、自分でＮ2の勉強をしております。実は、去年私も日本で医学を勉強するために国費留学受験を受けました。面接にも合格いたしました。まだ、文部科学省からの最終結果をお待ちしております。結果は今月の下旬に来るはずなんです。この間、ネットにMEXTを受けて、医学を勉強する外国人について調べた時、何も出て来られなかったので、自分の合格率について不安になってしまいました。２人のおかげで今日色々な質問の答えを見つけることができまして、本当に嬉しいです😄。もう一度、ありがとうございました。
最終結果の合格率について何か情報があったら教えてくださいませんか。
どこかで間違った日本語を使っていましたら、どうかお許しください。
Wow so many subtitle languages!
Nice 👍🏻
Really appreciate that.
本当にありがとうございます
Also thank you hankuk saram for sharing your story with us... kamsahamnida
Thank you so much for the effort you put for us, you can't imagine how useful your videos and the subtitles are for me, for us, just for everyone I think, I'm so grateful (I'm sorry if what I say isn't really understandable, I'm not english native)
I appreciate your hardwork. This will surely give benefits to alot of people. ありがとう
and here i am not having those chance,
maybe i will look for the other chance, tnaks for the description and link, thanks for existing this video😊
Wow, fantastic interview! Both of you are amazing. I’m learning so much, thank you!
this was a really good video. it's great you're thinking of how to help others, thank you. i knew many people who really struggled because there was so little information for international students in the past. one friend was the first american student at his japanese university, and it took him 6 years to get there. it'll be great if current and future students don't have to suffer as much.
You always pull through with such useful and interesting content for us learners, I’ve been watching you for a while now but never had the courage to comment. But I just want to thank you as my Japanese has improved SO much since watching, I had my speaking exam the other day and I would not have managed if it wasn’t for you so, 本当にありがとうございます
私は日本人なのでもちろん言葉は分かるんですが、九州民なので、「綺麗な標準語」を勉強している感覚で聞きました😂w 全部標準語で話すと、男性同士の会話でもこんなに柔らかいんですね🤭✨
Wow! What an incredible guy!!! So inspiring.
thank you so much for this video! I'm pretty sure this video will help a lot of people. ビデオありがとう🙇♀️🙏🏻
This is so motivational. If he works so hard, there's really no excuse for the rest of us. Thank you Hitoki for the amazing video as usual :)
I've been living in Japan for 6 months and I'm always worried about my Japanese and if I'll get "上手" this video helps a lot it's like a "don't worry, continue studying and at some point when you less notice you will be an expert"
Sorry for the question, but did you applied by MEXT?
@@learningjapanese5979 no, but I want to, I'm studying japanese first (to apply to mext you need to know japanese)
@@fernandoroca5457 oh okay! Where are you from?
オンライン授業が楽しいと思っている人は偉いですね。
Thank you so much for this video, I really needed it!
うわー日本語の発音良くて5年間でこんなに喋れるなんてすごい！
やっぱりひとき先生の思った通りにこの動画がとても役に立ちました！
いつも登録者のニーズを考えながら面白くて楽しい動画を作ってくれて本当に感謝しています。^^
ジワオンさんもありがとうございます！
Dude passed the N1 after 1.5 years of studying
Wow¡¡ Ji Won and Hitoki you are Amazing¡¡ Congratulations¡¡
A month and a half ago I made it my goal to apply for the MEXT scholarship but I got a little discouraged by certain requirements.
Somehow this video just gave me hope :'3 thanks to both of you!
Thanks for video :)
俺はベトナム人です、仁紀さんのビデオは気に入ってます、とっても役に立ちます。新しいビデオを楽しみにしてます。良いね👍してあげますよ😉
Juwon is so inspiring and He’s so cute!
Great content and so informational. I can cofirm having the experience of "kokuhi ryuugaku" or the MEXT scholarship that that's about how the whole process works in Europe too. Great work guys!
Although admittedly Ji Won put a lot of work into it and says it was hard anyway so it's a little dscouraging to try, but I just wanted to say you don't always need N1 level Japanese to be admitted and don't give up guys!
I agree on the N1 not being required, I got MEXT while studying Japanese at university and at that time I had N2.
ひときさん This was amazing! Thanks for this inspiring video. Also, LOVED that we could hear how dialogue sounds like between two natives (I'd count Juwon as native given how good his Japanese is ^_^ ) Please could we have more videos like this? Helps a lot as people can study the subtitles and learn natural expressions. Great for anyone at N1-N3 level I think.
Thank you so much, im from Ecuador, and i speak spanish, wanna learn jappanese and studey med, maths or computer science in Japan, u help us so much, arigatou!!
incredible content! i'm sure this is going to help out so many people. thanks so much!!
こんなに日本語喋れるなんて凄い😵
努力したんだなぁーめっちゃ頭良い
国立でしかも日本語の授業なんて❗️
Hitoki學長人真好，很照顧學弟
Jiwon 很羞澀可是卻勇敢到日本留學，真的很佩服，尤其在韓國一週六天學日文也太拼命了吧
私も文部科学省によって医学部に入りたいです。特に筑波大学の医学部を目指しています。同じ悩みを持っている私を励まされています！この動画を作ってくれて本当にありがとうございました！
めっっっちゃ応援しています！！！！💪
できるよ！！！！
@@Onomappu 応援してもらって、本当に励まされています！ありがとう、ヒトキさん！学びを頑張ります！
We also have Japan Scholarships offered here but Im not that bright, smart or intelligent. I really want to study in Japan, but I need to be rich and intelligent at the same time. Ahh, a dream that would never come true.
Don’t say that! When it comes down to it, intelligence isn’t what matters. A lot of people confuse intelligence with hard work. You can be the most intelligent person but without hard work, you won’t get anywhere. Work hard and you’ll be able to do whatever you’d like to in life. Don’t give up on your dreams without trying your best first!! 頑張ってね 😊
please don't give up, I know majority of people who got scholarship is rich can get private classes and all that stuff, but please try first
Wow, thanks for the English translation, it's awesome😍😍
Creo que comenzare a hacerme examenes intensivos todos los dias, para aprender japonés mas rapido 😪
インタビューがとても好きでした!!!
Yo ya estaba interesada en la beca para Japón pero tenía algunas dudas pero gracias a este video ya no tanto y con esto puedo prepararme mejor así que MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS
Thank you for your experience sharing, it is quite helpful.
Soo cute both of you 🥺 and so motivating video!
ジウォンさんと同じプログラムです！
It is very useful. Thank you so much
おもしろい。 ありがとうございます。 とても勉強になりました
Merci pour cette vidéo avec le sous titrage en français. C’était très émouvant
Gracias! yo tambien soy becada del MEXT :D Emocionada por lo que se viene!
私も彼みたいに同じ韓国人ですが大学３年になってからやっとN1の合格ができたので、彼みたいに１年半でN1合格できるのはすごいと思います。私は日本語の塾にあまり通ってなかったので短期間に合格するには塾でコツを勉強した方がいいですね。
私も医学生で、日本に短期留学しに行きたいですけど、役立つ動画ですね。