guys, IF you want to learn hiragana, just don't use romaji (latin letters / alphabets). memorize and practice the sound of each hiragana, just like what the native does. because i think japanese is, obviously, a diffrent language than english. so the Japanese speaker know best how to produce the sound. it's like we're starting from scratch of learning a new language.
I am tamilan my native language is tamil I learned the hiragana letters very easily because in my language we also have these same sound letters in the order you read.I am really stunned when i learn Japanese
Al principio puede PARECER que algunas sílabas las dice mal pero si uno aguza el oído notará que están bastante bien. Por poner un par de ejemplos: 1. し aunque en la tabla aparece ESCRITA como SI en la canción si se PRONUNCIA como SHI . 2. ふ no se debe pronunciar como una rotunda FU. Es un sonido INTERMEDIO entre HU y FU. La clave es poner la boca como que queremos decir FU pero en esa posición decir HU. ( Este caso se me hace parecido al que inicialmente tiene el que habla español y cuando empieza a aprenden inglés suele pronunciar El sonido "SH" como una "CH") Con un poco de tiempo uno va mejorando y siendo más preciso. Y lo hermoso es que la vida nunca será aburrida porque siempre hay algo nuevo que aprender.
The amount of people not knowing that し, ち, つ and ふ are still written as "si", "ti", "tu" and "hu" in rōmaji even though it's pronounced not the same way is astounding. They write it that way for consistency. For example "chan" is usually written this way so that foreigners can read without problems but it should be written as "tyan"(ちti+ゃsmall ya+んn) officially.
The first easy way to learn Japanese hiragana is to use the five bases: a, i, u, e, and o. When written in Japanese, they are あ, い, う, え, and お. Then, how to memorize the next sequence of letters in the alphabet after this? K,S,T,N,H,M,Y,R,W. Just write this next to the a,i,u,e,o, which is the base of the a,i,u,e,o, that you just wrote. Ka,Ki,Ku,Ke,Ko Sa,Si,Su,Se,So but be careful with the last W. The W can only be a,o, so wi, etc. is not possible. The last letter "n" is the end. It is easy to remember how to write if you actually try to type by using the keyboard of your smart phone with Japanese romaji input.d(˙꒳˙* )
し is sounded as "shi" not "si" ち is sounded as "chi" not "ti" つ is sounded as "tsu" not "tu" ふ is sounded as "fu" not "hu" but somewhat between. if を is a particle it is said as "o" not "wo" These are right i'm sorry.
し is pronounced shi not si ち is pronounced chi not ti つ is pronounced tsu not tu ふ is pronounced fu not hu を is pronounced o not wo I'm not Japanese,I'm Lebanese learning Japanese 🇱🇧🤝🇯🇵 Edit:I play the vid again and I hear that she pronounced it right 👍🏻
I am an Arab and I started learning Japanese two days ago. I hope to speak fluently. I have really enjoyed learning it. It is wonderful.😀💗+Thank you for this video. I learned how to pronounce the letters, but it is difficult because they are similar🙂💔💔
im learning japanese because i am attending a school there next year, and although a few of the pronunciations are incorrect, it’s still really good and helps me remember 😅 also people say im only learning cause im a weeb but I’ve only seen two animes and im not that into it 😭
At the end she became the Netflix opening.
lmao
This is solid 😂
🤣🤣🤣
😂
bro you did her dirty
Me: learning japanese
UA-cam:
😂😂
Same here ko n Ni chi wa lol
@@Stray_k333Same here もしもし
俺も日本語が勉強している！いつから習っている？
@@honokanotenshi huh
?
Wa wo n~~~~~
Made me laugh
Why was that so cute
WOAAAN
That was funny 😆😂
وا وۆ ن
I'm 25 year old man, happily singing along to this, trying to learn the Japanese alphabet
Good luck ni san
Good lick oni-chan
good luck!
@@gangleader777try ganbare nii-san😁
@@WtTankman okay 👍🙃
the end: *WÅÆWØŒNG*
Lol
sksk
ꪱ
ᓰ ᖽᐸᘉᓍᘺ ᕼᓍᘺ ᖶᓍ ᕲᓍ ᓰᖶ
fr
私はタイ語しか話せませんが、日本語を読むことができます、ありがとうございます。😊
あなたはタイ語も読めるような賢い人です
ああ、とてもかわいい
guys, IF you want to learn hiragana, just don't use romaji (latin letters / alphabets). memorize and practice the sound of each hiragana, just like what the native does. because i think japanese is, obviously, a diffrent language than english. so the Japanese speaker know best how to produce the sound. it's like we're starting from scratch of learning a new language.
Never ever use Romaji. I’m glad somebody said this.
@@salmonking1118 what is romaji???
I'm learning Japanese now. I need someone to practice with daily
That wa wo n~ just cute version of the "yoooooo" meme 😂😂
Even if I'm not Japanese, this makes me feels nostalgic and puts me at ease. I dunno why, but I find everything abt Japan interesting and calming
Some of them are wrong
Hu -> Fu
Si -> shi
Ti, ->chi
Tu -> tsu
Yeah….. but it’s cute
She didn't pronounce them wrong
It literally doesn't matter
@liloyim how
@liloyim that goes for pitch accent,, for the pronunciation of kana it's better not to learn romaji or it'll mess up your pronunciation anyways
The only word that you know: NANI!!!?!!?????
I am tamilan my native language is tamil I learned the hiragana letters very easily because in my language we also have these same sound letters in the order you read.I am really stunned when i learn Japanese
Ay fellow indian
Hey! I am from India, can we learn japanese each other
@@HarshVardha-us6th First learn English scammer
Me too from delhi ncr
.india
Al principio puede PARECER que algunas sílabas las dice mal pero si uno aguza el oído notará que están bastante bien.
Por poner un par de ejemplos:
1. し aunque en la tabla aparece ESCRITA como SI en la canción si se PRONUNCIA como SHI .
2. ふ no se debe pronunciar como una rotunda FU. Es un sonido INTERMEDIO entre HU y FU. La clave es poner la boca como que queremos decir FU pero en esa posición decir HU.
( Este caso se me hace parecido al que inicialmente tiene el que habla español y cuando empieza a aprenden inglés suele pronunciar El sonido "SH" como una "CH")
Con un poco de tiempo uno va mejorando y siendo más preciso.
Y lo hermoso es que la vida nunca será aburrida porque siempre hay algo nuevo que aprender.
ち is ‘chi’ & つ is ‘tsu’
ITS SO CUUUTE😂
It's not cute it's kawaii
@@AWESOME_FFsame thing
@@fxiryAurora887no shit sherlock
wawong....
@@AWESOME_FF kawaii means cute in japanese same thing
彼の朗読を聞くのが本当に楽しかったです 🙂🙂
なんて可愛い曲でしょう！
Yes it is cute song ❤️❤️❤️
イエスレスキュー
si to
なあい
@@jaypalawm6351わーい
みんな、日本語話せるようになったら、こんな可愛い声の女の子とデートできるよ（ガチ）
Me : a,e,i,o,u English
a,i,u,e,o
Not much difference
Then,
Hiragana
Katakana
Kanji
Kengo 😢
教えてくれてありがとう、あなたのビデオが大好きです
Right
ばりはしてビビヨン
@@ximennareynoso3004喜んで私のチャンネルを訪問させていただきます🙏❤️
Learning ❌ singing ✔️🤣
Today im starting learning Japanese
これで日本語練習してる外国人の人たち可愛すぎる…！！！❤
This character し shi not si
This character つ tsu not tu
This character ふ fu not hu
(I'm Japan)
Are u Japan? 😂
Yes but you can write like that and you can see she said it like yours! And fu and hu one you can say hu. Only in Katakana you say fu.
Can't let the gang know this
Idk what i just found but ok
Japanese Abcs
@@hiddenred6688 after 1 year of thinking thats what ive concluded
@@dangoslvt lol
@@dangoslvt the sarcasm in this one is just 🤌
@@user-youdontknowmei know right
“Si” my confused ass realising that’s supposed to be shi: 👁️ 👄 👁️
This will help a lot, thank you for making this
Its wrong
基本的な日本語を学んでいる者として、これは完全な勝利だと思っています
Lil anime girl
that 40 yers old man
The amount of people not knowing that し, ち, つ and ふ are still written as "si", "ti", "tu" and "hu" in rōmaji even though it's pronounced not the same way is astounding. They write it that way for consistency.
For example "chan" is usually written this way so that foreigners can read without problems but it should be written as "tyan"(ちti+ゃsmall ya+んn) officially.
teacher:hey class! today were learning japanese let's read
my classmate:but teacher we are from Philippines?
teacher: it's ok student
me:
teacher:おｋｃぁっｓｗはｔｓ１+１=?
the class:????? it's 2 i think
teacher:こっれｃｔ!ようゆきうぁｔｓ２+３=?
me:i don't understand
Wa Woeng sounds like some Asian Netflix sound
かわよ
喜んで私のチャンネルを訪問させていただきます🙏❤️
本当にジャボネーゼを知っている場合は、このコメントに「いいね！」を残すか、返信で何かメッセージを送ってください
知りませんでした、😅
これを翻訳してくれたら、いいねをする義務があります😂❤
日本人だけど…😅
Kore o idk idk shitekuretara, iine o suru idk idk gaarimasu 😂 i only read hiragana
What an overly complicated language.
si -> shi
ti -> chi
tu -> tsu
hu -> fu
shi, chi, tsu and chiisai tsu:are you kidding me?
Tip for beginners: "を" (wo) is actually pronounced as "o" but you use "wo" in typing.
Japanese syllabic structure is extremely similar to Russian. I think Russian and Japanese sound very similar
Alright so the Japanese "n" is the equivalent of our English "z" same placement within the alphabet
Terima kasih😊
Not me searching this cuz Im trying to learn japanese
This voice is so cute and sweet
I am learning Japanese for 1 day rn😅 all I can say is... Oi watashiwa Charles - Kun, hajimemashite... Daisuki 😂😂
It is a crime that Shi and Chi are misspelled
This is the best song I have found for learning hiragana, thanks so much to the person who made this easy tuneful song. ❤
am i the only one who got this when i finished hiragana
me too
i have to suffer memorizing this in torres japanese class😢
Duolingo taught me this
I can't unsee, that yu looks like Ю and sounds simillar. 💀
it’s like learning the vowels in Spanish, so similar
I can't stop listening to your cute voice
"Nani-"
WHAT?!
HELP THE LETTERS BEING ALL WRONG I CANT
“si”
“ti”
“tu”
This sounds like an anime song
All these english speakers in the comments think they know more than you lmao
its like they forgot about wawoeng 😔
好きになりました、とてもクールな曲ではありません😊
the first letter in japan ... in tamil we called ka....very nice japan language...i like very much
I'm starting to learn Japanese and this song made it feel easier to learn Japanese.
声が可愛いのでチャンネル登録させていただきます 😊
Brah this shit make me cry Japanese language is so beautiful
End: *ÛÆØÈÑ*
Thank youuu
I'll keep this for necessities
as a japanese, some of them is spelt wrong.
si-shi
ti-chi
tu-tsu
hu-fu
The first easy way to learn Japanese hiragana is to use the five bases: a, i, u, e, and o. When written in Japanese, they are あ, い, う, え, and お. Then, how to memorize the next sequence of letters in the alphabet after this?
K,S,T,N,H,M,Y,R,W.
Just write this next to the a,i,u,e,o, which is the base of the a,i,u,e,o, that you just wrote.
Ka,Ki,Ku,Ke,Ko
Sa,Si,Su,Se,So
but be careful with the last W.
The W can only be a,o, so wi, etc. is not possible. The last letter "n" is the end. It is easy to remember how to write if you actually try to type by using the keyboard of your smart phone with Japanese romaji input.d(˙꒳˙* )
I forgot to mention, also note the Y. Note that Y is similar to W in this base and only a,u,o can be used
Super super super super great job
"MoM I lEarN jApenEse!"
Konewanusa nimahoyu sihimayurana menkinehoya hanowaratu satuwora masutenwana nihureyowa
Tutturu, Mayushi-des !!!👉🏻👈🏻
ん～～ 李無魔です
ルースのや
Love Japan from Pakistan, but abc i think ta tu ti ta 😅😁
カットゥされた「り」が私を捕まえた！
İs it ri but it looks differnt 😭 it looks b but up there y
そしてそれを終わらせるために。 KJの20シリーズ。ストイックボム
し is sounded as "shi" not "si"
ち is sounded as "chi" not "ti"
つ is sounded as "tsu" not "tu"
ふ is sounded as "fu" not "hu" but somewhat between.
if を is a particle it is said as "o" not "wo"
These are right i'm sorry.
Japanese words don't have L😂
*Norwegian* "eg he kje men ho hi ho he"
Huh
し is pronounced shi not si
ち is pronounced chi not ti
つ is pronounced tsu not tu
ふ is pronounced fu not hu
を is pronounced o not wo
I'm not Japanese,I'm Lebanese learning Japanese 🇱🇧🤝🇯🇵
Edit:I play the vid again and I hear that she pronounced it right 👍🏻
"teto"
I am an Arab and I started learning Japanese two days ago. I hope to speak fluently. I have really enjoyed learning it. It is wonderful.😀💗+Thank you for this video. I learned how to pronounce the letters, but it is difficult because they are similar🙂💔💔
Thank you ❤❤❤
im learning japanese because i am attending a school there next year, and although a few of the pronunciations are incorrect, it’s still really good and helps me remember 😅 also people say im only learning cause im a weeb but I’ve only seen two animes and im not that into it 😭
In indian languages also we have similar called barakhadi/ gunitham
Bru i lov your song
It seems Japanese is similar as southern indian language
"Mami"
Nice
It’s like lullaby to my ear.
Me learning japanese to watch anime 😅
so there's no L here huh
Okh in love with it ❤
Japanese: a e su hu he me yo
Me: can you kindly speak English?
Certainly better than A B C D E F G 🎶 😂
is so good to hear😊