This is super useful! I was looking for something that connected with the actual experience of day-to-day Japan. Personally I really like the announcements. Maybe I am a "anaunsu-tetsu" or announcement otaku.
Excellent video as it prepares me for navigating the train system. I am only learning conversational Japanese so greatly appreciate that you provide romaji. ❤
I was in Tokyo last month , i stayed in the area of Nippori station , i learned this phrase Doa ga shimariuse during my visit. Thank so much for your efforts
Thank you for this! Except...the Yamanote line with the next stop in Shinjuku would NEVER be this empty...lol! Great video! I always wondered what they were saying.
I always wanted to know for certain what the train announcements meant! This is going to be one of my favorite videos! Thanks for preparing this lesson for us with all the passion you pour in every video!! By the way, do you know where I can find the original announcements for some other Tokyo train lines?
Glad you enjoyed it! Arigatooo so much for your comment!🥰 youtube.com/@MusashinoChannel?si=nGmuIYN_ngy3BW4H ↑ Please check this channel! You can listen to a lot of train announcements! 🥰🙌
omg😳😳😳 Thank you so much for your words 💓 Id love to start youtube member ship to build more connection with you and other subscribers !! Hopefully I can inform you soon! Arigatooo so much💓
Thank you for such a detailed video but can you consider making another video for the announcement (male voice) which usually happen when the train reach the station early and have to stay in the station a little longer before they move onto the next station. There is no English announcement after the Japanese announcement. I believe it is announced both at the station and in the train.
Right now I'm in Osaka, and I've heard much more different annoucements at JR, Hankyu, Hanshin, Nankai and Osaka Metro stations! Please, can yo tell me what about the difference between Yusen Seki in Tokyo and Yuusen Zaseki in Osaka, and about Kyomo in Tokyo and Honjitsumo in Osaka?
You're not the only one to think that. The way "odeguchi" is pronounced often makes it sound something like "orenchi" or similar, but they *are* saying "odeguchi"
@@NNtoxic It's the way they say it. You are correct in what you are hearing, but they are actually saying "odeguchi", just in a difficult to understand way! Similarly for "tsugi wa" which often sounds like "bag-eewa"
Shihatsu has 2 meanings. ❶ The first train of the day It works all stations (始発 /しはつ) ❷ The train starts from ~~ station It works (当駅始発/とうえきしはつ) It only works the stations that a train starts from. It can be morning, afternoon or night. If the train is とうえきしはつ then no one is sitting so it usually easy for u to take a seat.
Sadly I rarely see people give their seat to people that need to sit. And often see business people sitting in the priority seats pretending to sleep with elderly people standing in front of them.
Fitting how I’m watching this after coming back from Shibuya for the first time. Tonight is the last night of my first trip to Japan.
I find this channel and there's a lot usefull videos here. Gratefull❤
This is super useful! I was looking for something that connected with the actual experience of day-to-day Japan. Personally I really like the announcements. Maybe I am a "anaunsu-tetsu" or announcement otaku.
Always getting positive energy watching your video clips. お疲れさまでした。
this is the best japanese train announcement listening and related vocab teaching session, thank you.
イチコメ🤗嬉しい❣️相変わらず素敵な授業まことにありがとうございました😊
イチコメ！！ありがとう😄♪いつも見てくれてありがとう！！💓
Excellent video as it prepares me for navigating the train system. I am only learning conversational Japanese so greatly appreciate that you provide romaji. ❤
Your channel is such a great resource. Amazing stuff!
Thank you for amazing and simple lesson
I was in Tokyo last month , i stayed in the area of Nippori station , i learned this phrase Doa ga shimariuse during my visit. Thank so much for your efforts
I feel comfortable every watch your videos, thanks!
Thank you very much🙏♥️
Your videos are super useful! Thank you. Great refreshers for me.
This is fantastic!! I love this video so much
You are so creative! Congratulations!.... Very enthusiastic
Very nice and helpful
先生、ありがとうございます😊
This is really helpful! Thank you so much!
U're the best !!! U deserve more subscribers !
thank you ❣
This video is very useful. Thank you so much 🙇🏻♀️
Thank you sensei .. thank you making this kind of video it really helpful for me
Ohh thanks to god i really needed this one sensi you r great ☺️
わあい❣️東京のアナウンスが懐かしい〜🥰
Thank you for this! Except...the Yamanote line with the next stop in Shinjuku would NEVER be this empty...lol! Great video! I always wondered what they were saying.
Ahahaha🤣🤣🤣 You are right 🤣👍It’s crowded and noisy 🤭 I hope you can still hear and understand the announcement ☺️👍💓
Never! Even coming from Shibuya or from Ikebukuro
とても役立つ動画。ありがとう先生。
Very useful contents, thanks so much Ninja san.🥰
I always wanted to know for certain what the train announcements meant! This is going to be one of my favorite videos! Thanks for preparing this lesson for us with all the passion you pour in every video!! By the way, do you know where I can find the original announcements for some other Tokyo train lines?
Glad you enjoyed it! Arigatooo so much for your comment!🥰
youtube.com/@MusashinoChannel?si=nGmuIYN_ngy3BW4H
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Please check this channel!
You can listen to a lot of train announcements! 🥰🙌
Konnichiwhatzup!! Awesome stuff!
Hi Sensei, it's very interesting and really helpful. I will be travelling to Japan soon. I am a new subscriber. Thanks
2:16 ICカードはSuicaカード？
So helpful, thank you!!
私はブラジルからです。日本語の授業大好きです
thank you so much!
素晴らしビデオありがとう！
みてくれてありがとう🥰🥰
thank you. ❤
Need to learn this!
Ganbatteeee😆
It's very helpful! ありがとうございます!
so helpful，want more
Nice❤
Excellent teaching skill. So helpful thanks..
Arigatooo 😌🙏🔥
Thanks for such an informative video.
Thank you for your comment 🥰
Really cool video, I wish I watched it before traveling to Japan lol. At 7:00, I always thought they were saying オレンジ instead of でぐち lmao
先生、very informative and clear. ❤. I will subscribe.
Arigatooo 🥰🥰
So helpful ❤thank you ❤
I am happy you liked it 😍
I wish I had everything the dialogue of announcements, I think that is most useful
greetings from Southamerica
Thank you.. quite useful
Arigatooooo😌🙏💓
I like Japan.. the language is hard though. So like the way you teach
I will keep watching this video because I will be in Japan soon. Thank you.
Take care when you come here 🥰🥰🥰
今まで、電車アナウンサーについてのこまるんが解決するので、ありがとう
Please put up a Patreon or something. Your videos are worth gold and I want to thank you!
omg😳😳😳 Thank you so much for your words 💓 Id love to start youtube member ship to build more connection with you and other subscribers !! Hopefully I can inform you soon! Arigatooo so much💓
Can you do a department store announcements, like a listening exercise hearing many different tannoy announcements
You’re the best for making this video! Was wondering why we use を instead of に when using 乗り換えます??
we say 〇〇線に乗り換えます。たとえば、「渋谷で山手線に乗り換えます。」🥰🥰
ああーなつかしいな。日本に行ったところの思い出しました。
わかります！わたしはオーストラリアに半年くらいいました！オーストラリアの電車のアナウンスを聞くと、なつかしい〜とおもいます✨😊
Thank you for such a detailed video but can you consider making another video for the announcement (male voice) which usually happen when the train reach the station early and have to stay in the station a little longer before they move onto the next station. There is no English announcement after the Japanese announcement. I believe it is announced both at the station and in the train.
Excellent, I just hope if you do without music (it distracts me). Thank you Awesome Ninjapanese!
Right now I'm in Osaka, and I've heard much more different annoucements at JR, Hankyu, Hanshin, Nankai and Osaka Metro stations! Please, can yo tell me what about the difference between Yusen Seki in Tokyo and Yuusen Zaseki in Osaka, and about Kyomo in Tokyo and Honjitsumo in Osaka?
you are very good in english and you are so cute "
I’m happy to hear that 😆🙏💗Arigatooo so much 😳💓
@@Ninjapanese i want to learn more japanese language, i hope you teach me more..
いいね！
ありがとーーーう😁
Do they say "odeguchi" or something else? I always hear sth like "orenchi", not "odeguchi", and at the beginning of the video it's like that too...
I was searching for this comment. I also hear "Orenji". Why is it happening? Does anyone listen Odeguchi?
You're not the only one to think that. The way "odeguchi" is pronounced often makes it sound something like "orenchi" or similar, but they *are* saying "odeguchi"
@@NNtoxic It's the way they say it. You are correct in what you are hearing, but they are actually saying "odeguchi", just in a difficult to understand way! Similarly for "tsugi wa" which often sounds like "bag-eewa"
You are so beautiful ❤️ from Nepal
Ninjapanese sensei, is shihatsu refers to originating station only. Or this word works in all station? Tatoeba Kinshicho eki.
Shihatsu has 2 meanings.
❶ The first train of the day
It works all stations
(始発 /しはつ)
❷ The train starts from ~~ station
It works
(当駅始発/とうえきしはつ)
It only works the stations that a train starts from. It can be morning, afternoon or night. If the train is とうえきしはつ then no one is sitting so it usually easy for u to take a seat.
05/07/2023 7:21am
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nihon doko desuka?
🙂
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Arigatooo 🥰🥰🥰🙌
Item 11 could have the caption as it is said, it only has kanji. So there's no way to understand 😢
先生 ありがとうございます
こちらこそ、見てくれてありがとうございます😊
🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵✅📌❤
こんにちわ
こんにちは！！😊
❤😂❤
わたしはせんせいにだいすきです
ありがとうございます🥰🙏🙏
@@Ninjapanese どういたしましてせんせい
せんせい だうもありがとうぐざいます
Sadly I rarely see people give their seat to people that need to sit. And often see business people sitting in the priority seats pretending to sleep with elderly people standing in front of them.
great. pls do not come out of my computer screen with karate action.thank you so much
ما علاقات ذالك يا أبي، هل العدو يستوطن ليعد للعدو عدا
Do you know kuruma? くるま. のかんじ?
くるま Kanji 車
Please give up your seat for those who need it. Implying, elderly, child bearing women and those who are suffering from incapacitation.