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Man this is such a great video. It's so nice that teaching pitch accent is becoming common. This video was well paced with no fluff, multiple examples with native speech, and clear visuals. Pitch accent is very approachable now.
This video is pure gold, I cannot add anything to what's been said already in other comments, it's extremely well done and so clear. Thank you for your hard work, we're very fortunate to have access to your content and count on your teachings to approach your beautiful language 🙏❤️🙇 I wish you all the best, thank you so so much!!
Thank you for this. When I lived in China back in 2015 I was told I must take care with using pitch while there. A year after I arrived in Japan but wasn't really aware of the importance of pitch here, so thank you for your series of videos, they're helping me in daily interactions. I wonder which verb Kuro likes the best...
The Chinese tone is much more important in conveying the meaning than the Japanese pitch, but, yes, pitch is important in speaking Japanese 😁 I guess Kuro loves the word “to hunt” and “to eat” ...🤔 Thank you for your comment!!
Once my history exam is done with next month, I'm definitely going to be using your videos to help me more with my Japanese studies. You're very calming, which is great if I start to feel stressed by not fully understanding something. Thank you for your videos! I'm looking forward to studying Japanese much more 🙂
Ohayo gozaimasu! This lesson covers something always confusing to me, since I commit this error constantly. Thanks for the explanation! Arigato gozaimasu, mata! 🤙🤓
I found it was confusing to differentiate pitch accent until I found this. I like how u compared the different pitch accents at the same time. That really helped me in differentiating the pitch accents.
I really thank you to showing Japanese verbs' transforms to enable to have comfortable mind in advance when someday studying Japanese deeply. Plus i learned ! ⬅️this one in english from humi teacher too.
truly, thank you, thank you, thank you. it is difficult to find lessons on the accents of the Japanese language. I'm glad I came across you. Greetings from Croatia. Love you.
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally はい、ちょうどいいです。ふみ先生は時間があれば、そういうビデオを作ってください。時間がない場合は、大丈夫です。ありがとうございます。 I know my Japanese is not perfect, but it was the first time I wrote anything in full Japanese. Please excuse me if I made many mistakes or if I sounded rude 😅. Thank you so much for what you do!
Thank you so much for this video, Fumi-san! Are there more patterns of pitch accent in conjugation? That is, for words accented not on the 2nd-to-last mora?
I came across the verb 従える which I've heard being pronounced with a なかだか accent, however in the て form it was pronounced with the へいばん pattern, does anyone know why?
Konnichiwa Hajimemashite Ogenki desu ka. Ii desu ne subarashii.... Sumimasen, watashii ima nihongo o benkyou shite imasu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu From: Muhammad Azam Ansari Pakistan wa shusshin desu.
I swear, I'm gonna get to a point where I'd introduce myself with such an amazing level of pitch accent that no one would be able to tell I wasn't a native... until I say my next sentence when they realize my vocabulary and sentence structure are about as good as a 2 year old's. Like, I understand the differences between the T sounds between English and Japanese, I feel Very confident in my R sounds, and am pretty good at picking up different pronunciations of ん, but I can't understand most basic sentences, what the hell is wrong with me?
Nothing wrong with you.! That’s pretty normal. You need to learn not only sounds but also grammar and vocabulary!! Language learning is a long journey, but I hope it will be a pleasant one for you✨
Would like to improve how you sound in Japanese? Check it out!
www.speakjapanesenaturally.com/
You'll learn about Japanese phonetics, such as pronunciation, rhythm, pitch accent, intonation and so on. Those knowledge will help you sound natural when speaking Japanese.
You can also subscribe a newsletter from the link above.
Man this is such a great video. It's so nice that teaching pitch accent is becoming common. This video was well paced with no fluff, multiple examples with native speech, and clear visuals. Pitch accent is very approachable now.
Thank you!!☺️
This video is pure gold, I cannot add anything to what's been said already in other comments, it's extremely well done and so clear. Thank you for your hard work, we're very fortunate to have access to your content and count on your teachings to approach your beautiful language 🙏❤️🙇 I wish you all the best, thank you so so much!!
Thank you for your sweet words. I'm very happy to hear that 😄✨
Thank you for this. When I lived in China back in 2015 I was told I must take care with using pitch while there. A year after I arrived in Japan but wasn't really aware of the importance of pitch here, so thank you for your series of videos, they're helping me in daily interactions. I wonder which verb Kuro likes the best...
The Chinese tone is much more important in conveying the meaning than the Japanese pitch, but, yes, pitch is important in speaking Japanese 😁
I guess Kuro loves the word “to hunt” and “to eat” ...🤔
Thank you for your comment!!
Once my history exam is done with next month, I'm definitely going to be using your videos to help me more with my Japanese studies.
You're very calming, which is great if I start to feel stressed by not fully understanding something.
Thank you for your videos! I'm looking forward to studying Japanese much more 🙂
I hope your exam went well and you have more time studying Japanese.
Thank you for your kind comment😊
Looks just fabulous, Excellent Presentation.🌺
Great sharing Thanks for sharing.💟.
Ohayo gozaimasu!
This lesson covers something always confusing to me, since I commit this error constantly.
Thanks for the explanation! Arigato gozaimasu, mata! 🤙🤓
I’m glad to hear that!
Next time you wonder how to say a certain verb, please come back to this video 😊
Thank you for your comment!
I found it was confusing to differentiate pitch accent until I found this. I like how u compared the different pitch accents at the same time. That really helped me in differentiating the pitch accents.
Glad to hear it . Thank you 😊
I really thank you to showing Japanese verbs' transforms to enable to have comfortable mind in advance when someday studying Japanese deeply.
Plus i learned ! ⬅️this one in english from humi teacher too.
Such an important video. Thank you.
My pleasure! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment😊
Thank you so much! I've been looking for a lesson like this from an actual Japanese person!
I’m glad to hear that! Thank you.
I’ll make more videos, so stay tuned😊
truly, thank you, thank you, thank you. it is difficult to find lessons on the accents of the Japanese language. I'm glad I came across you. Greetings from Croatia. Love you.
I’m so happy to know that my videos are appreciated by someone in Croatia!! I’ll make more videos on the accents. Thank you for the comment 😊
ありがとございす❤ お疲れ様です
It's was simple and useful information how to learn, thank you very much
Thank you for saying that 😊✨
Thank you very much for your very helpful and informative video. You are awesome. :)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you 😊👍
ありがとうございます。説明もとても分かりやすいし、気持ちも「ゼン」みたいだし、ビデオが大好きです。将来では、文の高低アクセントや動詞の組み合わせについてのビデオを撮っていただけませんか。もうありがとうございます。
文のアクセントについて、作りたいと思っていました。動詞の組み合わせというのは、とびはねる、とか、やってみる、とかそういう動詞が組み合わさった動詞（複合動詞）のことでしょうか？
すぐにはできないかもしれませんが、いずれ作りますね！
コメント、ありがとうござました😊
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally はい、ちょうどいいです。ふみ先生は時間があれば、そういうビデオを作ってください。時間がない場合は、大丈夫です。ありがとうございます。
I know my Japanese is not perfect, but it was the first time I wrote anything in full Japanese. Please excuse me if I made many mistakes or if I sounded rude 😅. Thank you so much for what you do!
And great news: You have 3K subscribers.
Omedeto! 👍
Yes, I’ve been so happy about that✨🎊😁. Thank you!!!
Can you make a video about how pitch changes at the sentence level? Are there any rules for that?
That's intonation and I'm thinking to make a video about that.
It'll take a while, but I will make one
Thank you so much for this video, Fumi-san! Are there more patterns of pitch accent in conjugation? That is, for words accented not on the 2nd-to-last mora?
あたらしビデオをありがとうございます。たのしんだ。
よかったです！
ありがとうございます😊
Great video ! Very useful. Sensei, Thanks a lot!
This helped alot, thank very much for your tutorials
My pleasure😉
Hello, what would the pitch accent be for the "な” form? Such as 食べるな or いくな
are all of these constant? no exceptions?
What would the pitch of 食べなかった be? My first guess is the pitch falls after べ but it doesn't feel right.
You're right. L-H-L-L-L-L 👍😄
I came across the verb 従える which I've heard being pronounced with a なかだか accent, however in the て form it was pronounced with the へいばん pattern, does anyone know why?
したがえるis heiban in standard Japanese. The accent changes according to its conjunction form.
Hi 🙋♂️ 🇯🇵 Japanese unnie I’m com back because my exam is going on
Hi, welcome back!
How’s the exam? 😁
ああ、フミさん、名前を間違えていたら、すみません。申し訳ありません。フミさんは綺麗ですね。
どうもありがとうございます😁
do this words have the same pitch accent if those use in sentences?
Basically, yes
High level
I will be very careful if I ever try to buy a basset hound from a Japanese dog owner.....
Yes, you have to be careful..., but why basset hound??
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally I like them...but I should have said an "akita"..lol
Sorry, I thought there was a hidden meaning or something 😂
@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally All in fun. I guess Japanese might be a "tonal" language after all, in a small way.
Precisely, it’s not, but it’s kind of like it
Konnichiwa Hajimemashite
Ogenki desu ka. Ii desu ne subarashii.... Sumimasen, watashii ima nihongo o benkyou shite imasu.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu
From: Muhammad Azam Ansari
Pakistan wa shusshin desu.
Hajimemashite! Nihongo, ganbatte kudasai ne! ☺️
I swear, I'm gonna get to a point where I'd introduce myself with such an amazing level of pitch accent that no one would be able to tell I wasn't a native... until I say my next sentence when they realize my vocabulary and sentence structure are about as good as a 2 year old's.
Like, I understand the differences between the T sounds between English and Japanese, I feel Very confident in my R sounds, and am pretty good at picking up different pronunciations of ん, but I can't understand most basic sentences, what the hell is wrong with me?
Nothing wrong with you.! That’s pretty normal. You need to learn not only sounds but also grammar and vocabulary!!
Language learning is a long journey, but I hope it will be a pleasant one for you✨