I know that！If that happen you should response with "日本語をちょっと話せます" (Nihongo o chotto hanasemasu) "I speak a litttle bit japanese". But in that case it means "I have no idea what are you talking about" and they will try to answer in english. ^^
I have this experience in many languages. I learn enough to ask a question but can barely understand the answer. It takes me a long time to understand the spoken word.
Just returned today from 2 weeks in Japan having used all your phrases. Feeling very appreciative of the Phrases you offered and great way of teaching them. Many, many thanks!!
While the words are helpful, the comments in between proved more valuable. The whole thing about the Japanese not saying "no" directly, but hesitating.... VERY, VERY helpful. When they hesitate, you think that there is just a lack of adequate communication and keep trying, to everyone's frustration!
Raigan The first person in this exchange, Hope Franklin, said she loved the kid in the background of this video. I said the kid is an attention seeker, and I think the presenter should have given that rude kid the attention of a good sidekick to the face for pulling the focus off the lesson.
Useful for beginners. I REALLY appreciate that he spoke the phrase slower and annunciated well. Beginners are trying to pick up sounds they have never heard. They are watching your mouth to see how thats done. So many vids that dont do that. Some sound may be CH or TS. I need to see what your tongue is doing. And the cultural explanation is extremely helpful. Like explaining why my sister in law does not say No.
This is super helpful because you explain more real life scenarios rather than text book like definitions or something youd learn in a course etc. This is awesome make more vids on Japanese phrases :)
Ko n ni chi wa Hi Ge n ki de au ka How are you? Are you healthy? Mach Kobayashi, Nihong hanashi - Masen. I don't speak Japanese. However, I just wanted to say that the child that walked up behind you is... Absolutely... BEAUTIFUL!. Thanks for helping me learn Japanese.
This was an amazing video! Like other people have expressed, it was the advise in-between the words that were very helpful and the difference! And the fact that you repeated the phrases and kept them up on screen. Excellent video!
This was VERY helpful. I knew most of the phrases already, which is good.. but I had no idea that they don't tip or walk around eating and such. Lol if you can do a video showing how to order food that is not seafood, that would be great. Thanks so much for this 🥰
Lol love that in families children are universal. And unsubtle. Your baby just "happens" to be all over the background while you're filming, to the point where you're just like...do you *want* to be in it?? I'm pretty sure any other time that piano is unoccupied 🤣🤣
Thank you! Please make more videos like this. Some answers in Japanese would be helpful too! I've learned how to ask some questions but then I'm lost when they answer. Lol
your English is nice, im mexican living in Australia and here is full by japanese i hope get a chance to still learning fing some south american and learn spanish if you want could be possible ... Arigato
Hi Mr Kobayashi!! Thanks so much for the video, very helpful, I'll be going on a trip to Japan in a few months and I really appreciate your Useful Japanese Phrases
It would mean a lot to me and maybe some students here if you upload Japanese lessons every now and then. I have a Japanese class this year and I’m having a hard time studying it 🥺 thanks so much for this video tho! Lots of love from Philippines 🇵🇭
Very good video mate! Also very funny at times haha. I've also heard ''Arigatou gozai-masu'' and I wonder what difference this makes between ''Arigatou gozai-mashita''. Do you know by any chance? 😊
Great video! I just got back from Japan and your tips are excellent! I had a great time! I’m currently focusing on Mandarin, but am starting to work in a little Japanese after my trip. I picked up a few things while I was there.
isn't this "chotto" also a way to tell someone to wait? I hear this and "chotto matte" (don't know how to write that :'D) pretty often in anime and it's always said when someone should wait for something or someone
@@jjibayan7342 Yes, it essentially means please, and is used in polite Japanese. In casual Japanese, you would hear "chotto matte kure".. Kudasai and Kure come from verbs Kudasaru, and Kureru. Both mean to give, to bestow, but basically mean *please*. So, chotto matte kudasai/kure, literally translates to something like "(give me) wait a bit." In Japan, there's a strong hierarchy, so the relationships between the giver and receiver are always established through different verbs depending on the speaker, and level of politeness. Thanks for waiting a bit = chotto matte KUREte arigatou gozaimasu -> thanks for (giving me) waiting a bit.
Me: Sumi-Masen, eki wa doka desu ka?
Them: jnbhnvgbfun7ye3enamdbc09ih
Me: a..arigatou
RocketDoG93 lol that’s relatable 😂😂😂
I know that！If that happen you should response with "日本語をちょっと話せます" (Nihongo o chotto hanasemasu) "I speak a litttle bit japanese". But in that case it means "I have no idea what are you talking about" and they will try to answer in english. ^^
I have this experience in many languages. I learn enough to ask a question but can barely understand the answer. It takes me a long time to understand the spoken word.
Wow they even got numbers in their language, fancy...
Veryyy relatable 😂😂😂
You are an excellent teacher. Please start a Japanese course. You would get thousands of new subscribers. :)
Baby Blue there are so many channels like this
And he would not get paid for it.
@@maugustyniak ad revenue lol
@@kazivion4130 Whoop.
Sensei Mach!
Just returned today from 2 weeks in Japan having used all your phrases. Feeling very appreciative of the Phrases you offered and great way of teaching them. Many, many thanks!!
7:00 I like how the kid just randomly walks into the frame and then just "shrinks away" 😅💕.
While the words are helpful, the comments in between proved more valuable. The whole thing about the Japanese not saying "no" directly, but hesitating.... VERY, VERY helpful. When they hesitate, you think that there is just a lack of adequate communication and keep trying, to everyone's frustration!
Love the kid in back ground!!!
Can’t stand attn-seeking behavior!
Dizzy Derwish ?
Raigan Are you seeking my attn?
Dizzy Derwish no I’m seeking an answer for this question
: what does attention have to do with the kid?
Raigan The first person in this exchange, Hope Franklin, said she loved the kid in the background of this video.
I said the kid is an attention seeker, and I think the presenter should have given that rude kid the attention of a good sidekick to the face for pulling the focus off the lesson.
Thank you for the going the extra mile explaining the phrases!
Can this person be our designated Japanese teacher! His enthusiasm and energy is what I want!
Please do more videos! This one helped me so much and I’ve watched it so many times 😅
I loved Japan, because the signs always explained me what to do and thanked me for it.
Useful for beginners. I REALLY appreciate that he spoke the phrase slower and annunciated well. Beginners are trying to pick up sounds they have never heard. They are watching your mouth to see how thats done. So many vids that dont do that. Some sound may be CH or TS. I need to see what your tongue is doing. And the cultural explanation is extremely helpful. Like explaining why my sister in law does not say No.
I like your voice. I feel like you're one of the voices behind the animes that I watch.
This is super helpful because you explain more real life scenarios rather than text book like definitions or something youd learn in a course etc. This is awesome make more vids on Japanese phrases :)
I love your videos. I lived in Japan 4 years and loved everything about the country. Hope to be back there sometime again.
DZoomTV is it really that great???
I enjoy your approach and energy. You have a fun way of speaking and presenting information. Enjoyed the video!
Best video on this topic yet! Love it. You are awesome!
Omg. He's talking and i bet he's teaching something useful in japanese, but i can't process the info because I get lost in his cuteness!🤣🤣🤣 Dammit.
Same. So adorable. Those kind eyes and all those cute facial features...
He looks like japanese anime character.😂😂😂
Crystal Cake Craft I got lost in his thin ass upper lip
@@S4rms ha! I love a thin upper lip moment though lol, the smile is so cute
Love your video with the cultural context and explanation. I will be practicing what you are teaching here in Japan in a month.
I am leaving for Japan next week and I really enjoyed your video. You are a good teacher. Hope to see more videos from you.
Awesome man! 2:37 was my favorite part! lol. Thank you for taking the time. Hope you do more of these!
Thanks and best regards from Argentina
great instructional ~ Thanks!
Exemplary behaviour with the little guy. Shows tolerance and love.
What a great lesson in language and culture! Osukaresama 😊
first time i see someone who is fluent in english & japanese. 🙏👍. thank u so much for your lesson!!! so ez to understand & learn 🙏🙏🙏
Very helpful thank you for teaching us
Ko n ni chi wa
Hi
Ge n ki de au ka
How are you?
Are you healthy?
Mach Kobayashi, Nihong hanashi - Masen.
I don't speak Japanese.
However, I just wanted to say that the child that walked up behind you is...
Absolutely...
BEAUTIFUL!.
Thanks for helping me learn Japanese.
All these words ive heard soo many times in anime i was very familiar with them all😂
Awesome!!! Where were you 3 weeks ago 😫 I just came back from Tokyo. Loved it. ❤️🇯🇵
I love this video. And I wish you still blogged. Or maybe you do and I just can't find it.
I do still blog! Kinda sporadically, but here it is: www.machwerx.com/
Mostly I give more info on the stuff I work on, like videos and other projects.
Thanks!! Very useful video. Excited for my trip in Japan next year 2020😍
Perfect, thank you! More video, please !
Nice Video! . Love that kid in the background too 💕
Excellent job mate.👍
Great video! This helps a lot!
I’m so grateful to find your videos. Thank you!
this is so fun to watch and learn from u! arigato gozaimasu!
Im glad you included the hiragana, because I want to learn Japanese and wanted to learn how to write these phrases as well
Loved your video, excellent way of teaching and very clear indeed. More Japanese videos beginners please. 😀
Arigatou gozaimasu
Enjoyed the video. Thanks mate.
This vid was surprisingly good, better than the others that show up when looking for this. Bonus points for Dyson (If I understood his name correctly)
Great video, super helpful, but I completely was distracted by the ball of cuteness that just walked by and was waving to the camera lol.
This guy is entertaining and presents useful insight and phrases.
And I love that girl in the background...
That’s his son, Dyson.
This was an amazing video! Like other people have expressed, it was the advise in-between the words that were very helpful and the difference! And the fact that you repeated the phrases and kept them up on screen. Excellent video!
Omg, this was so fun and useful! Thank you!
This man was pulled out of an anime
Thank you for this video! I'm going to Japan in march and your video really helped me!
Thank you very much...
very good.. thnk you
Terrific. You are a fantastic teacher. The text is very helpful. I love Japanese culture. Arigato :-)
Excellent, love it, will use your expressions while there, I know people love to hear their own language from foreigners.
This video is fantastic, and so useful. We're just back from our first visit to Japan, and these tips were invaluable. Dyson is great too. Thanks!
This was VERY helpful. I knew most of the phrases already, which is good.. but I had no idea that they don't tip or walk around eating and such. Lol if you can do a video showing how to order food that is not seafood, that would be great. Thanks so much for this 🥰
Please do more of these!!
Lol love that in families children are universal. And unsubtle. Your baby just "happens" to be all over the background while you're filming, to the point where you're just like...do you *want* to be in it?? I'm pretty sure any other time that piano is unoccupied 🤣🤣
Much appreciated. You explained them so well. Arigato!
Thank you
Thank you! Please make more videos like this. Some answers in Japanese would be helpful too! I've learned how to ask some questions but then I'm lost when they answer. Lol
You are awesome! Thank you :)
your English is nice, im mexican living in Australia and here is full by japanese i hope get a chance to still learning fing some south american and learn spanish if you want could be possible ... Arigato
Hi Mr Kobayashi!! Thanks so much for the video, very helpful, I'll be going on a trip to Japan in a few months and I really appreciate your Useful Japanese Phrases
So useful, thank you very much!
you are the best english speaker japanese teacher so far. please make more videos like this :)
Hey! Great video :-D
BTW when you put the subtitles, could you also put the Hiragana above (or below) the Kanji?
Arigatou! I am going to Japan this Summer and will definitely benefit from this!
Thank you for a great video! I’ve always wondered, can I say gochisoo-sama deshita at a restaurant?
Thanks for the upload !
You are very smart
9:09 the kid in the background 😂
7:03 ❤❤
Thank you for a very useful video.
Love this, and the stories that go with the tips! Very helpful. Thank you.
2:38 is my favorite! Haha very good! Totemo yoi #) Please post more normal everyday phrases!
Very cool information! My biggest concern is respecting the culture! Thank you!
please make more video's.
Hi ! love your work. I am a lerner my self but at 8:10 "mashite" in hiragana was spelt "mashie".
thanks man appreciate the info :)
It would mean a lot to me and maybe some students here if you upload Japanese lessons every now and then. I have a Japanese class this year and I’m having a hard time studying it 🥺 thanks so much for this video tho! Lots of love from Philippines 🇵🇭
Very good video mate! Also very funny at times haha. I've also heard ''Arigatou gozai-masu'' and I wonder what difference this makes between ''Arigatou gozai-mashita''. Do you know by any chance? 😊
i love that Nice to Meet You typo 🤣
「始めましえ」(Hajimemashie)
It Is 始めまして (Hajimemashite) for anyone learning the kana or kanji for these words.
どうもありがとうございます、このビデオは本当に役に立ちました！
This has been a big help!
ありがとうございます。
there is a shinobi suddenly appear behind u😹😹😹 nice content arigato!!!
you are so cute. your Japanese is so proficient, at least your pronunciation is supreme, and you English is also great. God bless you.
Great video, thank you! I just noticed that you forgot the て in the word はじめまして. :)
Great video! I just got back from Japan and your tips are excellent! I had a great time! I’m currently focusing on Mandarin, but am starting to work in a little Japanese after my trip. I picked up a few things while I was there.
I enjoyed your vid and loled.
Awh I loved this! Thanks so much for the useful lingo. Just got back from Japan and could really have used some of these extras! haha
Brilliant, he seems to be quite a nice guy... I love Japanese and how it sounds, arigatou!
Thanks for the useful and funny video. lol
isn't this "chotto" also a way to tell someone to wait? I hear this and "chotto matte" (don't know how to write that :'D) pretty often in anime and it's always said when someone should wait for something or someone
yes. chotto simply means "a little"... so "chotto matte" means wait a bit.
@@ujin765 aaah I see. Thank you^^
@@ujin765 uhmm. So kudasai means please? I sometimes hear Chotto Matte Kudasai in anime too.
@@jjibayan7342 Yes, it essentially means please, and is used in polite Japanese. In casual Japanese, you would hear "chotto matte kure"..
Kudasai and Kure come from verbs Kudasaru, and Kureru. Both mean to give, to bestow, but basically mean *please*.
So, chotto matte kudasai/kure, literally translates to something like "(give me) wait a bit."
In Japan, there's a strong hierarchy, so the relationships between the giver and receiver are always established through different verbs depending on the speaker, and level of politeness.
Thanks for waiting a bit = chotto matte KUREte arigatou gozaimasu -> thanks for (giving me) waiting a bit.
@@ujin765Wow, it helps a lot. Thank you.
Thanks, it was really funny lesson.
Thank You♥️
Great video! Could you tell me how you would tell someone about food allergies? Is that something that is common in Japan?
Great video! Thank you! Cute kid!
Nice video man
Him:Although it's safe its some very pervy dudes
*Mineta flash backs intinsifes*
Love this!!
That‘s so useful,thank you senpai!🙈Well I‘m 14 years old and I’m trying to learn Japanese and that video helped me a lot.Arigatou!