As an American learning Japanese I love these types of videos, though it was a bit hard understanding the cashier with the eco and lack of a dedicated mic but never the less I loved the video thank you!
These practical videos are really good to show how to use Japanese in every day conversation. Plus I don't function without Coffee in the morning, so I'll need to visit this place next time I'm in Nagoya!
☕️Yay! Sayaka Sensei is back with another great video! 🎉 I mean, it has been a while… but anyways Thanks for posting this video! Arigatou Guzaimasu! 🇯🇵
Is it still ridiculously expensive? Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly. I understood almost the whole thing, usually it is so fast I can't keep up. Love this chanel.
Matane Sayaka-sensei, this was actually super helpful + this conversation is actually something most of the people don't normally teach due to it not being much of a thing. But you seriously cover everything, even for the people who are not in your course it's a big boost. Minasan no sapoto o hontoni arigato! (I hope I did not mess this sentence up heh.)
Wow, I can almost smell the coffee, Sayaka! This video is interesting in many ways: tourism, vocabulary, grammar, daily Japanese conversation, culture and... coffee (I'm from Brazil and I love coffee)! Thank you for bringing us closer to this Japanese experience.
THANK YOU SO MUCH🩷I’m going to Tokyo again next year spring and this time I don’t want my anxiety to win and let me miss out on coffee shops and cafés like my first time in Tokyo
I am grateful for the beautiful videos you shared, Sayaka sensei. Please, continue to share these beautiful posts. Coffee is a true culture! ☕️😋🤤🙌🏻🙏🏻🥰❤️🔥
As a coffee lover and occasional language enthusiast, I really liked this video. Please do more long form videos. Giving the lesson through a recap with the context fully clear was vastly superior from an educational standpoint. And it was nice for you to choose the second best coffee shop in Nagoya. Understandably, Cafe Ra was fully booked 😢
For me coffee is staple now my life. 💛🧸Dosiyoukana and like Ookiidesuka heard i am so glad. It feels like i became close to Japanese. Base of ♥︎Black coffee♥︎ sometimes depending on my mood i enjo-y ♣︎Cafe Latte♣︎. When i was younger i tried coffee imported from Japan it was so flavorful and my taste. Thanks for teaching.
Ha sayaka sensei finally you made a video it's so useful I learnt so many phrases thank you sayaka sensei And also please make a video about Japanese particles which are very important for basics❤❤ Japanese am I right I don't know much about that but 😊😊😊 but nice video 🥰🥰 definately If I get chance I will come to what you said that place and I will wait for your another new video
@@zimpetrichor4919 Frankly, even if a few Japanese people hate me, I am here for them and their land. We treat abuse with kindness so that Allah will love us more.
Hello🙂Sayaka.. 💘 Maybe this a dumb question, but I have to ask… are there any differences between American coffee and Japanese coffee?……. I hope you have a wonderful weekend, Sayaka! 🙏 Done with work, time for some bbq now! 😋 🥳🇺🇸💚💚💚🇯🇵🥳
@@미아모레사나 Thank you for your “short” answer! 🥳 I was curious because I’ve heard a lot of people say that Vietnamese coffee is very different, but in a good way. I’ve never been to Japan or Vietnam, but I drink a lot of cold coffee and iced coffee. I want some now. 😂 “Long” reply I know! I hope you have a fantastic weekend! 🙏
@@SIDEBYSIDERACING No problem. Let me expand a bit. There are at least two aspects: The beans used and the brewing method. Most coffee consumed in Japan is imported. And you can _probably_ find your favorite beans (from the coffee belt or from China or from Hawaii or from any other place for that matter) in a local specialty shop. Most-if not all-equipment or tools are available in Japan too. Espresso machine? Of course. Siphon? Sure. Ibrik? Sure. V60? It’s from Hario (a Japanese company). Moka pot? French Press? AeroPress? Yes, yes, and yes-you can find them all. The point is, if you’re craving for a traditional Turkish or Italian or Indonesian or Vietnamese coffee or any other coffee, you can _probably_ have it in Japan. Btw, depending on how you define it, there’s really no such thing as “Japanese coffee” except maybe for the well-known “Japanese(-style) Iced Coffee” (where you do the usual pour-over but directly over ice) and the “Kyoto Cold Brew” (which uses an incredibly slow dripping method). Anyway, since you like cold/iced coffee, you’ll probably like them. If you haven’t, try making them at home. Enjoy! ☕️ I hope you have a fantastic weekend too! 🙂
@@미아모레사나 Thank you for your expanded answer! 🎉 I know some countries grow their own coffee beans, but I didn’t know that Japan mainly imports. Time for a little Saturday work and some cold coffee! 😂☕️🥳
Because of acid reflux I pretty much avoid strong black coffee most of the time, but Hojicha Latte, Matcha Latte or Chestnut Cappuccino are my usual go to options :)
Did you read Tanzania with an English enunciation? ;) It would be neat to see you do a session like this at a traditional Nagoya miso katsu restaurant. The first time I had miso katsu in Nagoya my mind was blown - a much stronger flavour than anything else I encountered in Japan.
@@NihongoDekitawhy delete my comment about racist xenophobic Japanese people who harass foreigners in Japanese coffee shops? Why you want to hide the huge racism and xenophobia in Japan? You're not truthful and honest. Maybe you're secretly racist......
I'm a little embarrassed to talk to you about coffee because I'm stuck between the illusion of coffee and the reality of tea but I'm hoping to drink Mate
I hope you can also upload the correct Japanese caption. Because if I use the “language reactor” extension on chrome, it can show both the Japanese and my own language subtitle together. So I prefer channel to have Japanese caption rather than Japanese subtitle on the screen. Is nice to have Japanese subtitle on the screen, however I can’t copy the sentence and ask chatgpt to explain the grammar.
英語学習をしている日本語話者の目線から見ると、外国の方々がどのうような言葉・言い回しに躓く可能性があるのかを改めて認識出来るようになるとても良い動画ですね。
英語字幕があることに加えて、日本語字幕にしっかりと平仮名を打ってあるのが親切で素晴らしいです。
Arigatoo for your good videos for learning japanese , greetings from Mazatlán,Sinaloa México
As an American learning Japanese I love these types of videos, though it was a bit hard understanding the cashier with the eco and lack of a dedicated mic but never the less I loved the video thank you!
As someone learning Japanese, your videos are so helpful! ありがとうございます！
😅🙂🤔❤☕🧁🍧🥤🍰🍩
The amazing sensei is back with a full video!
Wooooo thank you for waiting!
Thanks!
These practical videos are really good to show how to use Japanese in every day conversation. Plus I don't function without Coffee in the morning, so I'll need to visit this place next time I'm in Nagoya!
Finally after countless shorts a new video. I like these more than shorts, so please do more of them :')
☕️Yay! Sayaka Sensei is back with another great video! 🎉 I mean, it has been a while… but anyways
Thanks for posting this video! Arigatou Guzaimasu! 🇯🇵
Is it still ridiculously expensive? Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly. I understood almost the whole thing, usually it is so fast I can't keep up. Love this chanel.
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
I love listening comprehension videos in Japan! Thank you so much! That's why I also love watching あかね的日本語教室. ❤
Matane Sayaka-sensei, this was actually super helpful + this conversation is actually something most of the people don't normally teach due to it not being much of a thing. But you seriously cover everything, even for the people who are not in your course it's a big boost.
Minasan no sapoto o hontoni arigato!
(I hope I did not mess this sentence up heh.)
Wow, I can almost smell the coffee, Sayaka! This video is interesting in many ways: tourism, vocabulary, grammar, daily Japanese conversation, culture and... coffee (I'm from Brazil and I love coffee)! Thank you for bringing us closer to this Japanese experience.
Sayakaさんが作ったビデオ、ありがとうございます！また勉強になりました。
I like the format!!!! Amazing.
ありがとうございますさやか先生！あなたの動画はいつも役に立ちます。
It's very easy to understand you. Thank you for making this video!
THANK YOU SO MUCH🩷I’m going to Tokyo again next year spring and this time I don’t want my anxiety to win and let me miss out on coffee shops and cafés like my first time in Tokyo
I love these style videos!! Please do more like this ❤
さやか先生の英語いつもびっくりします😮
今日のレッスンもありがとうございました
名古屋行きたいです
YESS THE QUEEN FINALLY POSTED A VIDEO!!!!
Very helpful thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Loved the video, they are amazing, a bit too fast for my entry level, even with the subtitles. ありがとうございます！
That's so helpful 😊 next time please make conversation in the food court🤭
Food court! That would be interesting 🫣
OMG! What a surprise! I love coffee so much! Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video with us, Sayaka sensei! ☕️😋🤤🙌🏻🫶🏻💯😍🥰❤️🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
I went to that cafe when I was in Nagoya. I remember it being a great. Nagoya is an underrated city.
ありがとうございます🌸🌺🌷
Nice video, wish there were English translations with the Japanese captions as well, that’s the best way to help me learn
Wow.
Thank you.
I like cofee too what a great video keep it up 😊☕👍
Another great video. Thank you Sayaka Sensei.
I am grateful for the beautiful videos you shared, Sayaka sensei. Please, continue to share these beautiful posts. Coffee is a true culture! ☕️😋🤤🙌🏻🙏🏻🥰❤️🔥
More to come! Thank you so much ☺️
@@NihongoDekita My pleasure… ☺️❤️🔥
ヴィデオ作ってくれてありがとうございます。このカフェは良さそうです。
As a coffee lover and occasional language enthusiast, I really liked this video. Please do more long form videos. Giving the lesson through a recap with the context fully clear was vastly superior from an educational standpoint. And it was nice for you to choose the second best coffee shop in Nagoya. Understandably, Cafe Ra was fully booked 😢
More to come!
このビデオはとても役に立ちました. ありがとうございます, 沙耶香先生.
よかったです☺️
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
Amazing video
For me coffee is staple now my life. 💛🧸Dosiyoukana and like Ookiidesuka heard i am so glad. It feels like i became close to Japanese. Base of ♥︎Black coffee♥︎ sometimes depending on my mood i enjo-y ♣︎Cafe Latte♣︎. When i was younger i tried coffee imported from Japan it was so flavorful and my taste. Thanks for teaching.
It's so cool ❤. Japan is my dream country ❤️
Youre so easy to understand ❤😊
Love from India 🇮🇳 dekita san please post more video on japan life style and culture ❤
Great video! Quick question. How would you order if they had more than one size? Like, a large, hot coffee?
Thank you. you make me learn Japanese and a finished ひらがな🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Good job! Way to go!
Yes another long form video by Sayaka
Sayakaのことが大好きです。たくさん動画を作ってくださいね
素晴らしいビデオ、勉強になりました
Yay I’ll be in Nagoya next month! :D
This recalls me of the joke in sensei’s video last time😂removing カ from カフェラ😂
Nagoya is kind of underrated to be honest. I like Misokatsu a lot and I had a girlfriend from close to Nagoya lol 😂.
I wish one day I can understand whole sentences instead of parts of it 😭
Ha sayaka sensei finally you made a video it's so useful I learnt so many phrases thank you sayaka sensei
And also please make a video about Japanese particles which are very important for basics❤❤ Japanese am I right I don't know much about that but 😊😊😊 but nice video 🥰🥰 definately If I get chance I will come to what you said that place and I will wait for your another new video
Will do! I’m filming more long form videos and also shorts to help you and other Japanese learners 🤭
🏃🏻♂️💨せんせい uploaded… let’s go…
i needed this! always so embarrasing when i order in english 😅
私は日本文化と日本という国を本当に尊敬しているので、いつかこの国を訪れたいと思っています❤️🔥🌸
イラクから、愛する兄弟の日本へ、こんにちは。
いつか来てください！
@@NihongoDekita
この美しい国を訪れることができてとても光栄です、そしてあなたたちとも友達になれることを願っています。❤️🔥🫂
@@Inosuke_H38What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
@@zimpetrichor4919
Frankly, even if a few Japanese people hate me, I am here for them and their land. We treat abuse with kindness so that Allah will love us more.
Can you show us around the school in japan on the next video if possible
Hello🙂Sayaka.. 💘
Maybe this a dumb question, but I have to ask… are there any differences between American coffee and Japanese coffee?…….
I hope you have a wonderful weekend, Sayaka! 🙏
Done with work, time for some bbq now! 😋
🥳🇺🇸💚💚💚🇯🇵🥳
Short answer: None 😅
@@미아모레사나
Thank you for your “short” answer! 🥳
I was curious because I’ve heard a lot of people say that Vietnamese coffee is very different, but in a good way.
I’ve never been to Japan or Vietnam, but I drink a lot of cold coffee and iced coffee.
I want some now. 😂
“Long” reply I know!
I hope you have a fantastic weekend! 🙏
@@SIDEBYSIDERACING No problem. Let me expand a bit. There are at least two aspects: The beans used and the brewing method.
Most coffee consumed in Japan is imported. And you can _probably_ find your favorite beans (from the coffee belt or from China or from Hawaii or from any other place for that matter) in a local specialty shop.
Most-if not all-equipment or tools are available in Japan too. Espresso machine? Of course. Siphon? Sure. Ibrik? Sure. V60? It’s from Hario (a Japanese company). Moka pot? French Press? AeroPress? Yes, yes, and yes-you can find them all.
The point is, if you’re craving for a traditional Turkish or Italian or Indonesian or Vietnamese coffee or any other coffee, you can _probably_ have it in Japan.
Btw, depending on how you define it, there’s really no such thing as “Japanese coffee” except maybe for the well-known “Japanese(-style) Iced Coffee” (where you do the usual pour-over but directly over ice) and the “Kyoto Cold Brew” (which uses an incredibly slow dripping method).
Anyway, since you like cold/iced coffee, you’ll probably like them. If you haven’t, try making them at home. Enjoy! ☕️ I hope you have a fantastic weekend too! 🙂
@@미아모레사나
Thank you for your expanded answer! 🎉
I know some countries grow their own coffee beans, but I didn’t know that Japan mainly imports. Time for a little Saturday work and some cold coffee! 😂☕️🥳
Because of acid reflux I pretty much avoid strong black coffee most of the time, but Hojicha Latte, Matcha Latte or Chestnut Cappuccino are my usual go to options :)
At first, that was a lot to take in, but I'm glad you recap it in the end
Did you read Tanzania with an English enunciation? ;)
It would be neat to see you do a session like this at a traditional Nagoya miso katsu restaurant. The first time I had miso katsu in Nagoya my mind was blown - a much stronger flavour than anything else I encountered in Japan.
Your japanese skills are amazingggg😮😮😮😮😮.Im just jealous😅😅
Hi Sayaka, if is possible, one day, I would like to see a similar video in a shoe store... すべてのビデオをありがとう!
Shoe store! I’ll see what I can do :)
Is this how to say please i want coffee ( KAFERATE ( o ) HITOTSU ONEGAISHI) ?
You should put Japanese subtitles up on the screen cuz when we turn on YT subtitles it hides the Video's subtitles
来月名古屋に行って、こちらのコーヒーショップへ行こうと思いますw
７年ぶり名古屋に行かなくて、お楽しみですね =)
動画でありがとうございます！
特定の語彙が入っても便利で、本当にありがとうございます。「焙煎の度合い」とか「酸味」とか・・・
英語でコーヒーやお茶についてよく話して、日本語で同じテーマについて話したいんです。
Love form Bangladesh, Sensei ❤
ありがとう、先生！そのコーヒーはおいしいそ 🤓 名古屋に行きたい
名古屋に来てください🤭
@@NihongoDekitawhy delete my comment about racist xenophobic Japanese people who harass foreigners in Japanese coffee shops? Why you want to hide the huge racism and xenophobia in Japan? You're not truthful and honest. Maybe you're secretly racist......
Wahhhhhh let's go coffe together!☕☕☕☕itadakimasu☕☕☕☕🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵😆😆😆😆😆
I'm a little embarrassed to talk to you about coffee because I'm stuck between the illusion of coffee and the reality of tea but I'm hoping to drink Mate
Oh! I'm in Nagoya, I will try this coffee shop ☕ 私の日本語だめです😂
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
🌺
I was in Japan last year and could only say: “コーヒー ありますか ?” …nobody understood me 😂.
Oop i am from japan and i understand u
You are my beast youtuber🫂💞
Sayaka san please reply 😢😢i am your student i want to learn japanese please reply and u r such a good teacher ❤❤❤
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
Please help. I want to learn Japanese. Flee mean in Japanese?
좋아요
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
😴 Sayaki
たのし 🤍
What about the Hiragana writing I've been waiting pls😭
I hope you can also upload the correct Japanese caption. Because if I use the “language reactor” extension on chrome, it can show both the Japanese and my own language subtitle together.
So I prefer channel to have Japanese caption rather than Japanese subtitle on the screen.
Is nice to have Japanese subtitle on the screen, however I can’t copy the sentence and ask chatgpt to explain the grammar.
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
☝️⭐ Foods review!
可愛いですね。😍
sugoi
こんにちは
Arigato🙂👋
My pleasure ☺️
So beautiful sayaka I love you ❤
One flight ticket straight for Japan, Tokyo
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
What about racist xenophobic Japanese people who don't want foreigners in coffee shops in Japan?
Are 外人 allowed in cafēs?
IN CAFE SHOP HOW TO ORDER SOMETHING ~
8:32 nana-cha coffee
Bit hard to hear you over the music when it’s difficult enough to follow anyway for us learners 😅
I'm down for 4K coffee, but 大きいナナちゃんがちょっと怖い。。。
im screwed
おやすみなさい 🌉😴❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
おやすみなさい😴
I want to marry you
Please, Speak Japanese Subtitle English, Speak English Subtitle Japanese
You can turn on the English subtitle :)
Whaaa thats so helpful thank you for the subtittles i still struggle with some expressions 🥲 i think I'll try it nagiya is near from where i live
Nagoya*
Expectation: This video.
Reality: 👉🗒️