Thank you so much for this video. I have been studying for 2 years and am planning on going to Japan in autumn. I do not feel ready AT ALL! But I can use this to help me study and prepare to order food 🥰 thank you!
I'm still far away of understanding Japanese. However I really like the natural way you're presenting this every-day japanese conversation and explaining some parts of in details. It sounds much more natural. Thank you 😊!
This is the first time I've watched your video, and I love it so much. The subtitles are very clear and easy to read, and you speak naturally and not too slowly. I like that sometimes you stop and give us a short explanation. It helps me understand the structure much more easily. I didn't know about "tanpin" so I'm glad you mentioned it. Thank you a lot!
the best real life conversation video I have ever watched. It's so practical and useful. I'm going to Japan in 2 weeks. Thanks so much. Please keep it up!
I really enjoy this format with different scenarios. An every day thing like ordering food can go in so many different directions, so it's nice to see this!
I'm going to Japan this fall and this is great! Not too difficult to the point where you can't understand anything but also not too easy. Super useful vocabulary too, keep it up.
I'm moving to Japan on working holiday visa in 2 weeks. Videos like that are great. Really bring back a lot of vocabulary I haven't practiced in a while :)
This is the best video I have seen on ordering in Japanese on UA-cam. The rest always suggest using 英語のメニューはありますか which I hate. This video actually helps me learn real life language that is useful. Thank you.
Omg THANK YOU SO MUCH for mentioning wheat/gluten allergies in this video!!! I’m at the boarding gates, flying to Osaka from Australia - I was looking all over for how to say gluten/celiac and thank god I stumbled on your video. Thank you soooo much I’ll be learning this phrase !!
Great video lesson. Thank you. I am slowly improving and I was able to follow a quite a bit of this, with some new vocabulary there also for me. This was the perfect level of difficulty. Thank you so much. Very useful.
ありがとうございました 7月に夫と一緒に日本に行きますThis video will help enormously because it shows real-life Japanese. I am watching it again and again so that I can really say and understand all these phrases.
this is the best. I'm going through Japanese Textbook now and this is awsome to immerse myself with! Thank you! I'm also glad to hear the language since I visited Japan 2months ago, feels like I'm back ordering food again, haha
Thank you for this video. I often notice, thanks to this kind of video that depicts everyday conversations, that many Japanese people use the word "なんか" (nanka). My impression is that this word is somewhat equivalent to "like" in English, used in sentences like "I read a lot. Like, it makes me feel good." However, I struggle to understand if this word is interchangeable with words like "なんとか" (nantoka), "なんとなく" (nantonaku), or "みたいな" (mitai na) at the end of a sentence...
Thank you,I am a foreigner living outside Japan and learning Japanese.For me,the most difficult part is speaking....Thank you so much and looking forward your more and more videos 🙏🙇.
This was awesome for listening practice!! I love that it’s a common situation, and the conversation was very natural! You covered everything! Thank you so much!!! I’m going to subscribe! 🥰
This is going to be so much fun in another six months to a year when I reach closer to this fluency. I'm nowhere near yet as I can only read Hiragana, Katakana, and a few Kanji. I can say maybe a few things, but eventually I'll have fun ordering in fluent Japanese.
a bit tough for basic ppl to use, the ones i use are kore o hitotsu, kore o hitotsu onegaishimasu , ijou desu, spoon ga arimasu ka , okaike onegaishimasu
Ive just started to learn Japanese with a Japanese tutor on preply, and your videos may actually help me practice with my speaking skills to improve. Im hoping to reach my Japanese goal to be able to speak the language and pronounce everything correctly. Ive definitely already recognized one obstacle which would be to pretty much to tell my English accent to shut up. Lol I know i can get there its just a matter of practicing and remembering everything. Ill definitely keep trying to improve till i can finally say im fluent in Japanese! 😁
In ordering food or drinks situation, we can say either「ホットドッグをください」 or 「ホットドッグ、おねがいします」. And the same meaning. I wanted viewers to think about it and realize that both can be used to order food and drinks. . ①ハンバーガーをください。 ハンバーガー、おねがいします。 ②おちゃをください。 おちゃ、おねがいします。 ③おみずをください。 おみず、おねがいします。 . ↓ The below is from the textbook that I made↓ 【ください is used with て form (Please + verb)】 みてください →〇 みておねがいします→✕ . 【おねがいします is used as just "please"】 まどを しめましょうか? はい、おねがいします →〇 はい、ください →✕ . Exception! When we order food or drinks at restaurants or bars, then we can say ビールを おねがいします →〇 ビールを ください →〇 Because ください can mean "give me ... "
It would be great if you could put together all the sentences used in the video into a video description down in the comment section and pinned it, then it would truly be a lecture to learn and watch over and over again
when do you usually say ごちそうさまでした in these situations? Like after paying like in the video, or is it appropriate to say after finishing the meal? Do people usually say it even when they didn't have a lot of conversation with the staff?
Thank you so much for this video! I'm happy with how much I understood, although I'm still terrible at numbers :( :( :( Everyone says numbers so fast I can barely keep up. I'm going to japan in April and I've only been studying japanese for a few months, so a video like this has helped ease my anxiety since I understood more than I thought I would. I'm going to watch more of your videos! Thank you again. ありがとう！
![How to Order Cakes and Sweets in Japanese in Japan! [#55]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yGy0LA3Wj50/mqdefault.jpg)
![Japanese conversation at Chinatown in Japan [#29]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IBDkstKvHOc/mqdefault.jpg)
I like to keep coming back to this video to see how much I've learned and can comprehend.
😉👍👍👍
I do the same😅
It cannot be overemphasized how good Ken-san's video is.
ありがとうございます😊
Thank you so much for this video. I have been studying for 2 years and am planning on going to Japan in autumn. I do not feel ready AT ALL! But I can use this to help me study and prepare to order food 🥰 thank you!
Berryさん、Thanks for watching! I hope you will enjoy your time in Japan!
Update!!!
I'm still far away of understanding Japanese. However I really like the natural way you're presenting this every-day japanese conversation and explaining some parts of in details. It sounds much more natural. Thank you 😊!
Thank you for liking my content! 😄👍
This is the first time I've watched your video, and I love it so much. The subtitles are very clear and easy to read, and you speak naturally and not too slowly. I like that sometimes you stop and give us a short explanation. It helps me understand the structure much more easily. I didn't know about "tanpin" so I'm glad you mentioned it. Thank you a lot!
@@sandotter881 Great!😃👍 ありがとう！😃👍👍👍🎉
the best real life conversation video I have ever watched. It's so practical and useful. I'm going to Japan in 2 weeks. Thanks so much. Please keep it up!
Thanks! I hope you enjoy your time in Japan!😊👍
I really enjoy this format with different scenarios. An every day thing like ordering food can go in so many different directions, so it's nice to see this!
Maikuさん、ありがとうございます！！😊
すごくわかりやすい動画ですよ。２年間以上日本に住んでいるもののやはりまだ生活中での失敗のことが多いのにこんな動画ぶりで生活でのレストランに行くときに悠々になるつもりだと思う。ありがとうございます。
日本に住んでいるんですね！ 失敗して覚えることはたくさんありますね！ でも、僕の動画を見てくれてありがとうございます！😊👍
"こちらの方が美味しそうです". その言葉を忘れてはならないです! この動画は役に立ちました。けんさんありがとうございます。
みてくれてありがとうございます！
One of the best Japanese language channels on UA-cam
Thanks!😊
I'm going to Japan this fall and this is great! Not too difficult to the point where you can't understand anything but also not too easy. Super useful vocabulary too, keep it up.
I'm glad that you enjoyed my video! I hope your time in Japan will be good!!
Excellent video. Now I can understand what "tanpin" means. Thanks a lot!
Hope you enjoy restaurants in Japan!😉👍
This is so helpful! Thank you for specifically explaining about gluten allergies. 🎉
I'm glad that you enjoyed it!😍👍
Thanks for your patience while talking, this really helped me❤
Great!😄👍
I'm moving to Japan on working holiday visa in 2 weeks. Videos like that are great. Really bring back a lot of vocabulary I haven't practiced in a while :)
Wow, cool! I hope you will have fun time in Japan!
Seems like your holiday is coming up. Safe travels!!
This is the best video I have seen on ordering in Japanese on UA-cam.
The rest always suggest using 英語のメニューはありますか which I hate. This video actually helps me learn real life language that is useful.
Thank you.
ありがとうございます！😊👍
すごく動画です！
もっとこんなに動画を作ってくださいね
本当にありがとうございました！
Fabioさん、ありがとうございます！！
Subscribed from Greenland. Really great teaching. Thank you.
Thanks! Wow, you are from Greenland!! So cool!👍
Nice video! You have amazing conversational skill! 👏🏻💯✨
Thanks!
AMAZING! This type of video is perfect for shadowing. Thank you!
Billさん、ありがとうございます！😉👍👍👍
Omg THANK YOU SO MUCH for mentioning wheat/gluten allergies in this video!!! I’m at the boarding gates, flying to Osaka from Australia - I was looking all over for how to say gluten/celiac and thank god I stumbled on your video. Thank you soooo much I’ll be learning this phrase !!
I hope you have fun in Japan! Safe trip!😊👍
Great video lesson. Thank you. I am slowly improving and I was able to follow a quite a bit of this, with some new vocabulary there also for me. This was the perfect level of difficulty. Thank you so much. Very useful.
Great!!
ありがとうございました 7月に夫と一緒に日本に行きますThis video will help enormously because it shows real-life Japanese. I am watching it again and again so that I can really say and understand all these phrases.
ありがとうございます！😊👍
I hope you will have a good time in Japan!!
I didnt know about the tanpin. Its very useful! Thank you
@@mirisugoi Great!😄👍
けんさん いつも ありがとうございます。日本語を勉強していますから けん さん の ビデオをいつも みます。わかりやすいですね。いつか日本へ きます。🥰🇯🇵おめでとうございます。😌😁
Uviniさん、ありがとうございます！！😆👍👍👍
あぁ。新しい言葉を勉強になりました。どうもありがとうございます。👍🙏
よかったです！！
this is the best. I'm going through Japanese Textbook now and this is awsome to immerse myself with! Thank you! I'm also glad to hear the language since I visited Japan 2months ago, feels like I'm back ordering food again, haha
Thanks!! I hope you will have a good time in Japan again!
Exactly what im searching for. thank you
No worries!😊👍
These videos are so great, thanks for sharing!
Hi Jeremy! Thanks for watching again!😆👍
I'm going to study in Japan in July, so this video will really help, Thank you so much🤗
Cool! I hope you will have fun in Japan!
Thank you for the videos! Now I can order with more confidence next time and not feel embarrassed when a new word comes up!! 😊
Thanks! Have fun in Japan!😄👍
Thank you for this video. I often notice, thanks to this kind of video that depicts everyday conversations, that many Japanese people use the word "なんか" (nanka). My impression is that this word is somewhat equivalent to "like" in English, used in sentences like "I read a lot. Like, it makes me feel good." However, I struggle to understand if this word is interchangeable with words like "なんとか" (nantoka), "なんとなく" (nantonaku), or "みたいな" (mitai na) at the end of a sentence...
Thank you,I am a foreigner living outside Japan and learning Japanese.For me,the most difficult part is speaking....Thank you so much and looking forward your more and more videos 🙏🙇.
Thanks for watching!😉👍
this was really good! I have seen quite a few videos of restaurant ordering but this one hit a lot of curve balls. ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます！😊👍
I have watched this video probably 50 times. It’s so helpful. Thank you for all that you do!
I hope you will have a good time in Japan!😊👍
Super useful!!! Super practical!!
Thanks!!
素晴らしいですね！本当にありがとうございます
ありがとうございます！😆
動画がありがとうございました。そのカフェに行きたいですよ。😀
K.F. Oさん、ぜひ！！ このカフェは愛知県 豊田市（あいちけん とよたし）にあります！ K.F. Oさんが愛知県に来たら、行きましょう！😊👍
goo.gl/maps/F9swUA6yyRY676U49
Thank you so much Ken san, your video is really very useful for me 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Thanks for leaving a great comment, Suchitraさん😊
This was awesome for listening practice!! I love that it’s a common situation, and the conversation was very natural! You covered everything! Thank you so much!!! I’m going to subscribe! 🥰
Thanks!!🥰👍👍👍
I was planning to visit japan few months ago, thanks for this tutorial video
Thanks for watching! 😙👍
I hope you will have fun if you visit Japan in the future!
This video is very useful...thanks kensan ❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!😊
Love how the way you speak slowly and can easily hear and understand. New subscriber here🙋 Yoroshiku onegaishimasu 🙇
ありがとうございます！ よろしくおねがいします😊👍👍👍
Perfect video! This is what we all need ! Real life situations ! Thankyou so much 🥰🥰
I'm glad that you enjoyed it! ありがとうございます！😊👍
I have celiac and lived in Japan for awhile. Thank you for mentioning celiac disease❤
😊👍
i often see your video.i think to see your video always😊
Thanks!
This is going to be so much fun in another six months to a year when I reach closer to this fluency. I'm nowhere near yet as I can only read Hiragana, Katakana, and a few Kanji. I can say maybe a few things, but eventually I'll have fun ordering in fluent Japanese.
I hope your learning Japanese journey goes well😃👍
この会話ひつようです！ありがとうございます❗
ありがとうございます！
Merciiii ❤
😆👍
Id never heard the word/phrase tanpin before. This was very educational.
ありがとうございました
ありがとうございます😊👍
Awesome video. Very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thanks!😊👍
a bit tough for basic ppl to use, the ones i use are kore o hitotsu, kore o hitotsu onegaishimasu , ijou desu, spoon ga arimasu ka , okaike onegaishimasu
😉👍👍👍
Very useful video. Keep up with the good job
Thanks!!
Ive just started to learn Japanese with a Japanese tutor on preply, and your videos may actually help me practice with my speaking skills to improve. Im hoping to reach my Japanese goal to be able to speak the language and pronounce everything correctly. Ive definitely already recognized one obstacle which would be to pretty much to tell my English accent to shut up. Lol
I know i can get there its just a matter of practicing and remembering everything. Ill definitely keep trying to improve till i can finally say im fluent in Japanese! 😁
You can do it!👍
Thank you for these videos
ありがとうございます！😆
Great video, very helpful 😊
Thanks!!
Your videos are awesome and very practical!! Thank u for putting so much effort in making them!!!!!
Thank you!!😊👍
This helps a lot thank you 🙏
Thanks!!🥰
すげい！とてもありがとう！
みてくれてありがとうございます！
上手です。こんなビデオが大好きです。ありがとう。
ありがとうございます！！
Arigatou gozaimasu! This is very useful as we're going to Japan in a few months
Hope you have a good time in Japan!!😊👍👍👍
この動画とても便利です、ありがとうございます
良かったです！ ありがとうございます！😊
鉄板あんかけスパって聞いたことありません。珍しいコンビだけど、なんか美味しそう。食べてみたいです！
愛知県に行ったら、ぜひ食べてみてください！😆👍
ありがとうございます! やさしくて面白かったです
ありがとうございます！
面白いですよね
日本語を勉強になりますように
よかったです！ みてくれてありがとうございます！
まさに私が必要なもの、日常生活に自信を持ちたい、私は半年前に日本語を勉強し始めました、投稿し続けてください、場面シラブルで、日常生活でよく使う言い方を学びます!🎉
ありがとうございます！
very useful! Thanks
ありがとうございます！😊👍
ああ、いいですねありがとうございます❤❤
ありがとうございます！😊👍
あなたのビデオはとても役に立ちました。気に入りました！
@@nisatstays よかったです！ ありがとうございます！😊👍
Great video! Thank you 😁
ありがとうございます！😎👍
thank you!
ありがとうございます！😊👍
スパゲティと一緒にエビの天ぷらを追加で注文できなかったことにとてもがっかりしましたが、それでも日本語の勉強を続けることを約束します!レッスンと日本の景色をありがとうございました。
えびはおいしいですね！😜
this is so helpful
Thanks!!
Thank you so much for useful clip ❤
Thanks for watching!😊👍👍👍
ありがとうございます Ken san .
Lots of love ❤️ for you 😊
ありがとうございます！
日本に行ったらそういうことしたいです ！！
ぜひぜひ！！😉👍👍👍
Ken San I learned a lot from your videos. Arigatou gozaimasu
ありがとうございます！😊👍
Could you please make a video of making friends in Japanese? What phrases do we need to use? Ken San arigatou gozaimasu.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!😆👍
very useful!! one thing that i would love to know is how to ask for a haircut in japanese? how it works in japan when you need to cut your hair
Thank you!! This video is for you! → ua-cam.com/video/yYgTimxVU3Y/v-deo.htmlsi=imFe0rjtwoaZW9Ue
豊田市のお店なんですね｡僕、愛知県なんで、近いうちに行ってみたい😊
ぜひぜひ～！😄👍
Fantastic upload more please
Thanks!
Great job
Thanks
can someone please explain why そうですか is used as it is at 2:28? is it like a rhetorical statement or something?
This was such a useful video どうもありがとうございました
Jennyさん、ありがとうございます！😉👍👍👍
Super useful video! I noticed that you mostly used 「お願いします」, but in the food allergy section you used 「ください」。Is it possible to explain the switch?
In ordering food or drinks situation, we can say either「ホットドッグをください」 or 「ホットドッグ、おねがいします」. And the same meaning. I wanted viewers to think about it and realize that both can be used to order food and drinks.
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①ハンバーガーをください。 ハンバーガー、おねがいします。
②おちゃをください。 おちゃ、おねがいします。
③おみずをください。 おみず、おねがいします。
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↓ The below is from the textbook that I made↓
【ください is used with て form (Please + verb)】
みてください →〇 みておねがいします→✕
.
【おねがいします is used as just "please"】
まどを しめましょうか?
はい、おねがいします →〇 はい、ください →✕
.
Exception!
When we order food or drinks at restaurants or bars,
then we can say
ビールを おねがいします →〇 ビールを ください →〇
Because ください can mean "give me ... "
Very helpful video bt plzz show in english subtitles also,so I can understand
Thank you again
Keep it up😊
Thanks!😊👍
Thanks for the video, with real life situation. Omg ! Speak so fast. I didn't get anything at first😢, since Im beginner.
Your videos re awesome!!!
Thanks!!🥰
すごい
ありがとうございます！
けんさん新しい動画を見る旅にめっちゃ嬉しいになります！この動画のテーマが素晴らしくてすごく面白かった。ところででけんさんの友達がかっこよかった、髪がかっこいいと思います。髪といえばけんさんの髪を切りますか？髪型ちょっと前より短い切ればかっこいいと思います
ありがとうございます！ タッキーさん、かっこいいですよね！ 僕は短い髪のほうが似合いますか？😆👍
@@kensanokaeri そうですねでも長い髪も似合う両方の髪型がけんさん似合うと思います！
@@jaquaviuspeterson8785 優しいコメント、ありがとうございます😆👍👍👍
I love these videos💗🙏
Andriさん、ありがとうございます！
It would be great if you could put together all the sentences used in the video into a video description down in the comment section and pinned it, then it would truly be a lecture to learn and watch over and over again
Waiter: 少々待ちください
Me: THAT MEANS PLEASE WAIT A BIT!!!
私は四月に日本に行きます。日本語が下手
このビデオとっても役立つ。レストランでご注文するのはこわい
レストランで注文するのはこわいですね... でも、日本を楽しんでください！😊👍
when do you usually say ごちそうさまでした in these situations? Like after paying like in the video, or is it appropriate to say after finishing the meal? Do people usually say it even when they didn't have a lot of conversation with the staff?
In restaurants, people usually say it after paying as I did in this video.
@@kensanokaeri あぁ、わかりなした! ありがとうございますけんさん 🫶🫶
@@weltraumimportありがとうございます！
love your videos❤❤
Thanks!😆👍
you deserve more views
Thanks!
Favorite ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks!！
Thank you so much for this video! I'm happy with how much I understood, although I'm still terrible at numbers :( :( :( Everyone says numbers so fast I can barely keep up.
I'm going to japan in April and I've only been studying japanese for a few months, so a video like this has helped ease my anxiety since I understood more than I thought I would. I'm going to watch more of your videos! Thank you again. ありがとう！
Benさん、こんにちは！ Thanks for watching! I'm glad that you liked them! I hope you will have a fun time in Japan!! 😊👍
ならぽど。あれはビデオでたくさん学びました。
よかったです！