So what can we take away from this video? Here are a few ideas that came to my mind for you guys :) - Let's always try to keep the whole conversation in the target language, even when we ask for explanations or repetitions (like I did here a couple of times). - Ask for other people's opinions / experiences first, and only then add your own, as this makes it more engaging for your conversation partner - NEVER GIVE UP learning a language: I have failed and stopped learning Japanese so many times in the past, but after keeping at it despite the struggles, now I can finally say that I can speak this language at this level. Sometimes it takes several years, but please never give up!!! --------------------------------- Oh and I just realized that something I said at the 13:15 mark could be interpreted in a horribly unfortunate way... xD So please let me clarify here: obviously I DO NOT mean that it's all about me becoming a better speaker, but what I meant is that, in general, it's all about improving ourselves by learning from our own as well as other people's mistakes. Happy learning everybody!
Any tips for improving conversation skills and vocabulary? It seems harder and harder to learn new words and I find it really difficult to speak ( even if I know grammatical structures and understand a basic conversation) thank you!
There are several factors in how to understand Japanese online . One place I found that succeeds in merging these is the Fergs Magic Blueprint (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful remedy that I have ever found. Look at the awesome information .
I wish I could hold conversations at that level in other languages the way you do. your passion for languages has also inpired to me to carry on improving my English.
English is my second language, I am really proud to have learned it. And for this year 2020 one of my biggests goals is to learn as much japanese as possible, I deeply hope to be able to understand and speak the japanese language someday. Greetings from Brazil, South America.
@@Kevin__levrone I'm still learning, according to my time availability. But I'm currently watching shows and doramas in japanese with full japanese subtitles and I'm understanding somethings, my life is slowly changing to japanese and my brain is understanding it more and more. I'm very motivated, based on how I learned english, I guess I'm going in the right direction.
@@guilhermeteixeira7095 Yeah for sure, I've been learning Japanese for somethings like 8 months, and I already can keep a decent conversation with natives. It is hard to grasp what they say sometimes, but still is very rewarding when I understand and say something back though... the bottom line is, not give up and keep going every day a little.
Thank you very much for this real life conversation in Japanese. I am a Mexican citizen actually with intermediate level of Japanese, and I have no one to practice it, so your videos are very usefull for my learning process. Please continue with your Jap. conversation videos.
Hi Guillermo! Thank you for your message and sorry for the late reply, I'm preparing a new Japanese conversation video, so please stay tuned for more :)
Thank you David! I was browsing to find a nice title for this video and stumbled upon your channel and I went: oh, let me check this one out ;D I intend to watch all your videos, just so you know :) You seem to have done quite a good job with your Japanese so far!
@@linguaEpassione thank you! It's unfortunate that recently I had to remove a Japanese video because the teacher was receiving unwanted messages from strangers. I intend to upload more. Thanks. I love Iceland too!
Ti stimo davvero molto, la passione, l'entusiasmo che ci metti mette il sorriso. Per anni ho avuto in testa la parodia dell'italiano impacciato con l'inglese ma vederti così a tuo agio nel parlare diverse lingue mi ha fatto come cambiare idea su quello stereotipo che troppo spesso mi tormentava. Brillante!
Caro Jabba, il tuo messaggio oltre che gentilissimo è davvero incoraggiante, ti ringrazio di cuore per esserti preso il tempo di guardare e commentare!
This video helped me quite a bit. I have been studying japanese for a while now, but I've mainly learned Japanse to be able to read native materials. I have actually never tried to speak japanese to other people (due to the fact there were no japanese people around me).Seeing I might visit Japan next year I thought it would be a good idea to start developing my speaking skills. I booked a teacher on Italki and was quite nervous about the lessons. Even tho I understood everything effortlessly, I still feel like I'm a novice that can't really form sentences. This video made me a bit more confident in going forward with the lessons.
Thank you for this video I have been learning for 6 months and I tested myself by listening to this video and I could actually understand what the conversation was about 😁
Hi Juqe, thanks for watching and commenting! I'm glad this was helpful :) stay tuned for more as I have at least one more of these conversations coming up in the next months!
Appena visto il video sul Finlandese, e questo subito dopo, e devo dire che mi da molta piú motivazione nel studiare nuove lingue. Ho visto molti youtuber poliglotti fare video di questo tipo, ma te sei il primo italiano, ed è cool! Iscritto subito. P.S. Il mio italiano si è un pó affievolito in questi mesi, ma credo di aver scritto correttamente xD Vivendo in Islanda, l’inglese lo usi tutti i giorni. (l’islandese è tirchio come lingua)
Ciao e grazie del commento!!! Scrivi benissimo in italiano e ti invidio per il fatto che vivi in Islanda (uno dei miei paesi preferiti - hai visto i miei video in islandese, per caso?). Di che nazionalità sei e/o qual è la tua lingua madre? Grazie ancora per la visione e mi dispiace per il ritardo con cui ti rispondo!
Bro...konnichiwa...you did a nice video. Hontoni you spoke good and expecting more videos which beginners , learners like me will get benefited. This is Peter from Chennai, India
Hi Komal, I'm preparing a very similar video that I shoot 2 years ago, then later this year I will publish another one that I'm going to shoot soon, so that we can check on my progress (if any...) in Japanese :)
I'm currently in a phase where I understand that kind of videos, but if I had the same conversation I couldn't understand what Chiho-san is saying. Same thing when I'm speaking : when I talk to myself in japanese (weird but so uselfull), things are going smooth. But when I speak with a real person in Japanese, I'm struggling to find my words. Have you bee through that ? Thanks for the video, get my sub !
Thanks for the comment and the sub, man! I feel your pain, we've all been through that. It's a matter of consistency and getting out of your comfort zone. Have you tried chatting with natives (I mean messaging)? If not, definitely try that. That's how I started activating my Japanese. You are "forced" to use your Japanese with actual people, but it's written, so you've some time to think and you're less under pressure. But you're activating your knowledge to actually produce the language in a real situation. Try apps such as Tandem, HelloTalk or even Italki.com - hope this helps!
Hello! I am from Japan, and I am impressed with your Japanese. I am interested in your way to learn foreign languages, since you were talking terribly well. Could you tell me the way to become a polyglot?
お褒めいただき、たいへん光栄です! Thank you so much for you kind words. I really believe that every language and every learner have their own stories. There is not a single way to become a speaker of many languages, it has to do first and foremost with your own passion. I am definitely going to make a full video dedicated to the topic of how and why I learn languages. I hope you will find it useful. では、お元気で！
Grazie! Non nascondo che il giapponese per me è stata la lingua più difficile in assoluto e ci sono voluti anni per arrivare a saper conversare senza troppi patemi d'animo... però ne è valsa la pena, lo rifarei ;)
This is a nice format but I'd also like to see just you talking to the camera in the chosen language :) more is better, it seems! I'm also slowly learning japanese, I'd like to visit an old friend who moved there after our time in the army of Finland and maybe hold a basic conversation with his local friends. I'm at the level where I can mostly understand spoken japanese without an interpreter but actually speaking it myself is proving to be difficult.. I'm told my pronounciation is okay but to string the words into a coherent sentence is proving to be difficult. Any tips?
Cheers for the feedback! It's actually already a great thing that you can understand spoken Japanese to a certain extent, you can build on that (I, for exemple, have always struggled in listening and comprehension and only recently have I focused on everyday conversation to be able to actually have one ;D). My tip is to talk with yourself in Japanese as much as possible. May sound weird, I know, but that's actually pretty powerful to activate your language production - toivottavasti tästä on hyötyä!
Ma quante lingue ne sai in totale? Sei straordinario e davvero bravo..immagino il tempo che ci hai messo! ho gia visto un tuo video sul tedesco su delle ministorie, perchè per adesso lo sto studiando visto che mi sono spostato in Germania. (Anche io ci ho provato ad "imparare" il giapponese ma sono riuscito solamente a memorizzare la tabella Hiragana e basta 😂.. poi mi sono arreso..ma riprendero piu avanti appena ci riesco con il tedesco) Saluti 👋👋
Ciao e grazie del commento, troppo buono! :) Attualmente posso dire di saperne bene 7, abbastanza bene 3 (fra cui il giapponese), e un po' altre 2, quindi in totale siamo alla dozzina :) Il giapponese è stata finora la lingua più difficile da assorbire veramente per me, probabilmente per come è diversa in ogni aspetto, non solo linguistico ma anche culturale. Non arrendiamoci mai però! Buono studio e a presto per nuovi video!
日本語が上手！how long did u studied until u got to this level? I study japanese at uni since 8/9 months and i want to be confident BEFORE i head to japan for one year next summer. so every tip is highly appreciated!!
Hello, I am probably late here but if someone sees that comment I have a question : what level is that conversation (maybe like n4,n3,n2) ? I just want to have an idea of my Japanese comprehension if that is possible XD. Thanks.
I'm really happy this can be inspiring for you to keep learning :) Come back in a couple of months and try again, I'm sure you'll understand more and more. Thanks for sharing this comment!
How did you learn japanese? Did watch a lot of japanese shows, cause I gotta say your pretty good. I cant even speak that fluent. The last time I spoke to japanese students was in high school, but great video, you should do more it helps
Hi Jason, there are actually already English subtitles, you just need to activate them by clicking on the "CC" button in the bottom right corner of the video screen. Hope this helped and that you enjoy the video :)
how did you learn to speak Japanese? i mean, understand what she was saying and replying on what she said... coz i can read some hiragana and katana characters but when i read some phrases i cant even understand. And when i try to memorize it, I ended up forgetting it. Do you exchange conversations with Japanese? to reach that kind of fluency?
Hi, of course, follow the link in the description and register on Italki using my link. You will get a 10$ bonus after you take the first lesson with any Japanese tutor you like, there are hundreds you can choose from! :)
Hi, I just saw this video and i found this video really motivate me to learn more, how long does it take for you to be at least in this level ? and what method do you use ? i've learned about 2 months but still hard for me to do some conversation
@@linguaEpassione Ciao caro Stefano. Si, lo sto studiando da autodidatta. Sto memorizzando i kana. Per i kanji invece sto cercando un libro di testo che mi aiuti. Per lo meno imparare i kanji di base. Più che difficoltà di impararla, mi resta difficile trovare del giusto materiale. Ho iniziato ad interessarmi a quest'idioma da un paio di mesi.
Oi Stefano! Realmente impressionante! Curti bastante esse estilo de vídeo. Estou pensando em começar o japonês, mas essa vai ser minha primeira língua asiática. Será que tu poderias fazer um vídeo sobre os materiais que usaste para o japonês ? Especialmente naquela fase inicial em que conteúdo autêntico é quase impossível devido à “distância Linguística”. Valeu.
Obrigadíssimo pelo comentário tão amável! Fiquei feliz em saber que você também pretende começar a aprender o japonês. Com certeza hei-de fazer um video sobre a forma como eu o aprendi e sobre os materiais que utilizei - obrigado pela sugestão!
@@laxmichauhan3131 That is often a problem. Try Tandem (people are a bit more active there) or italki.com (searching for language partners), or languageexchange.com (I think that's the correct name but I may be wrong).
リーアナさん、the best thing to do is to practise more and more, both listening AND speaking! Find an exchange partner and get used to the language as much as possible :)
Tykkään, kuinka voin kommentoida videoihisi omalla kielelläni ja sä ymmärrät. Oot aivan uskomaton ja oon seuraillu sun videoita jonku aikaa. Sä motivoit mua jatkamaan korean harjoittelemisessa.
Kiitos, arvostan sun kommenttia enemmän kuin voisitkin kuvitella :) Kiva kuulla, että sait motivatiota sun omaan korean opiskeluun! Jatketaan samaan malliin ;)
Hi, I used the platform Italki to get fantastic Japanese tutors: you can register for free through this link www.italki.com/i/BfEbeE?hl=en_us and get a 10$ bonus as soon as you purchase your first 20$ credit. Highly recommended, that's where I learn most of my languages nowadays!
@@belivemyselfasamerican3801 I personally find Italki better, because it has a much larger number of people (both tutors and learners) and lessons are generally cheaper :)
I don't use Trados for my translations. I've used another programme called Transit, just a bit, but most of the time I've worked without CAT tools. Do you have experience in translation too?
konnichiwa watashiwa mongurujin desu monguru no uma wa iculandto unajiku mezurashi ugokikataarimasu kouyatte sagashite mite kudasai жороо морь monguru no uma toka ironna mono omoshiroiso kono bideo arigatou omoshirokatta watashiwa hiragana toka kanji toko yoku shirimasen tada hanashidake wa jozuni dekimasu go jibunde benkiyoshideimasu kara katakana kanji wa mada obedeimasen soreto mata kanshashiteimasu arigatou
Hi Eric, thank you very much for tuning in! It would be extremely helpful if you could be a little bit more specific. What kind of mistakes did you spot and how could my use of past tense be improved? よろしくね！
Hello there! I am not from Iceland, I'm from Italy =) In this video I speak in Japanese about Iceland, but I'm Italian. And I can speak some Icelandic too (as you can see on my channel) - thanks so much for watching!!! :)
Always the same problem, Japanese people cannot lead the conversation. How come foreigners who doesn't master the language has to take the difficult task of leading the conversation?
![I REVEALED to my friend that I'm learning Georgian! Her REACTION was PRICELESS! [English Subtitles]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xnA--rqP2_Q/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Japanese Conversation] Cafe Conversation｜Entering, Ordering, and Accounting](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r20IdWOSBFE/mqdefault.jpg)
So what can we take away from this video? Here are a few ideas that came to my mind for you guys :)
- Let's always try to keep the whole conversation in the target language, even when we ask for explanations or repetitions (like I did here a couple of times).
- Ask for other people's opinions / experiences first, and only then add your own, as this makes it more engaging for your conversation partner
- NEVER GIVE UP learning a language: I have failed and stopped learning Japanese so many times in the past, but after keeping at it despite the struggles, now I can finally say that I can speak this language at this level. Sometimes it takes several years, but please never give up!!!
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Oh and I just realized that something I said at the 13:15 mark could be interpreted in a horribly unfortunate way... xD So please let me clarify here: obviously I DO NOT mean that it's all about me becoming a better speaker, but what I meant is that, in general, it's all about improving ourselves by learning from our own as well as other people's mistakes. Happy learning everybody!
Any tips for improving conversation skills and vocabulary? It seems harder and harder to learn new words and I find it really difficult to speak ( even if I know grammatical structures and understand a basic conversation) thank you!
I think you should write each the words of Japanese then you give mean in English so we are will know what he/she says.
sensei hanasemashou..
sir i want to learn Japanese such as kaiwa with you sir.😊
There are several factors in how to understand Japanese online . One place I found that succeeds in merging these is the Fergs Magic Blueprint (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful remedy that I have ever found. Look at the awesome information .
I wish I could hold conversations at that level in other languages the way you do. your passion for languages has also inpired to me to carry on improving my English.
It is truly rewarding to hear that you got inspired to keep going - that's my mission! :) Thank you for sharing this!
日本語はとてもすごい言語ですよ。このビデオを分かることができるのはすごくて、僕をうれしくてします。僕は19歳です。二年間日本語を勉強してきます。このビデオをありがとうございます！これはプログレスを見ることを手伝いました！
Your Japanese accent is soo good!!
Foreigners who starts to learn Japanese speak Japanese formally.
BUT your Japanese is like a native!
Thank you kindly for your comment, I'll keep working hard to improve!
アイスランドについて話すとき、嬉しい顔付が浮かれました。やっぱり自分の興味についてことを話すれば、最も快適ですよね。
ヨーシェンさん、コメントありがとうございます！そうなんですね～ 本当です！僕たちもその話題について話したことがあるんですね。中国語でしたけどね :) またお会いできるのを楽しみにしてます！
English is my second language, I am really proud to have learned it.
And for this year 2020 one of my biggests goals is to learn as much japanese as possible, I deeply hope to be able to understand and speak the japanese language someday.
Greetings from Brazil, South America.
Oi Guilherme, obrigado e tudo de bom pra você!
So now, how are your Japanese studies?
@@Kevin__levrone I'm still learning, according to my time availability. But I'm currently watching shows and doramas in japanese with full japanese subtitles and I'm understanding somethings, my life is slowly changing to japanese and my brain is understanding it more and more. I'm very motivated, based on how I learned english, I guess I'm going in the right direction.
@@guilhermeteixeira7095 Yeah for sure, I've been learning Japanese for somethings like 8 months, and I already can keep a decent conversation with natives. It is hard to grasp what they say sometimes, but still is very rewarding when I understand and say something back though... the bottom line is, not give up and keep going every day a little.
@@Kevin__levrone absolutely
これだけ沢山の言語が話せて、しかも日本語もこんなに自然に話せて凄いですね！！
僕は17歳の日本人です。僕が話せるのは日本語と英語だけで、今中国語と韓国語とラテン語を勉強していますが、全てとても難しいです、、笑笑
なのでここまでたくさんの言語を高いレベルで話しているのは本当に尊敬です🥺
これからも頑張ってください！💪
なんか Hasroo I. さんのコメント見たら、自分ももっと頑張りたいなって思いました
Thank you very much for this real life conversation in Japanese.
I am a Mexican citizen actually with intermediate level of Japanese, and I have no one to practice it, so your videos are very usefull for my learning process.
Please continue with your Jap. conversation videos.
Hi Guillermo! Thank you for your message and sorry for the late reply, I'm preparing a new Japanese conversation video, so please stay tuned for more :)
You can practice on discord i could share a japanese perfect if you are interested
Of course Im interested.
Thank you in advance
Greetings from México
I am also studying japanese and this video is amazing.
Do you have any other videos of the same kind to suggest me? I'm interested in listening to easy Japanese conversations.
@@mmlemonade "benjiro japanese for beginners" - is really good
I think I have watched this video 12 times now lol and I'm so happy that I could understand about 40% of everything that you guys said 💙
いつも頑張ってね！^^
This is perfect for my conversation practice, I'm around n4 level knowledge but n5 speaking level
Great to hear that! I'll be posting another video like this in the next few weeks, hopefully it's gonna be useful as well :)
二人の会話はすごいね。❤
日本語で会話するのは楽しいよね。コメントありがとうございます！
THIS IS OUTSTANDING ♡ You just got yourself a grammar freak and a languange freak follower!!!
Heheh thank you so much!!! Really appreciate it :) Go go language freaks! :D
日本語めっちゃ上手ですね
えーすごいこのコメントは分かりました
@@elephantshrew6304 私も
@@elephantshrew6304 かんたんだから
NoxFury そこですね、でもSaladin Water さんは日本語を練習するが止まってないでください！がんばって👍
I'm glad you subbed me earlier because i may never have found your awesome channel.
So motivating! Great work dude.
Thank you David! I was browsing to find a nice title for this video and stumbled upon your channel and I went: oh, let me check this one out ;D I intend to watch all your videos, just so you know :) You seem to have done quite a good job with your Japanese so far!
@@linguaEpassione thank you! It's unfortunate that recently I had to remove a Japanese video because the teacher was receiving unwanted messages from strangers. I intend to upload more. Thanks.
I love Iceland too!
Ti stimo davvero molto, la passione, l'entusiasmo che ci metti mette il sorriso.
Per anni ho avuto in testa la parodia dell'italiano impacciato con l'inglese ma vederti così a tuo agio nel parlare diverse lingue mi ha fatto come cambiare idea su quello stereotipo che troppo spesso mi tormentava. Brillante!
Caro Jabba, il tuo messaggio oltre che gentilissimo è davvero incoraggiante, ti ringrazio di cuore per esserti preso il tempo di guardare e commentare!
9:17 地球の力が見える自然。 すばらしい表現。 語彙自体はそこまで難しくないけど、本当に日本語が身についてないと表現できない言い回しだと思います。
This video helped me quite a bit. I have been studying japanese for a while now, but I've mainly learned Japanse to be able to read native materials. I have actually never tried to speak japanese to other people (due to the fact there were no japanese people around me).Seeing I might visit Japan next year I thought it would be a good idea to start developing my speaking skills. I booked a teacher on Italki and was quite nervous about the lessons. Even tho I understood everything effortlessly, I still feel like I'm a novice that can't really form sentences. This video made me a bit more confident in going forward with the lessons.
I can't understand anything, but it sounds awesome :)
Thank you Ed! So nice of you that you stopped by regardless! :))
Same here. I want to learn, it's a lot
La Ferpection I understand it a bit,although I don’t learn Japanese seriously
so i can understand all the early conversation but after that its still a little difficult for me, btw thanks for the vid!
Thank you for watching and commenting - more such conversations in Japanese coming up in the next few weeks! :)
Thank you for this video I have been learning for 6 months and I tested myself by listening to this video and I could actually understand what the conversation was about 😁
Hi Juqe, thanks for watching and commenting! I'm glad this was helpful :) stay tuned for more as I have at least one more of these conversations coming up in the next months!
Great Stefano, you are really great! Thanks a lot for your advices, your example inspires me for studying Italian and improve my English! 😍😍😍👍👍👍🌹🌷🌺
Anna, you're always so kind, thank you very much for this beautiful comment!
I enjoyed this video.....please make more videos on Japanese conversation......please.
I like it
Hi Sunil, we're going to have two such videos in the first quarter of 2021, subscribe and stay tuned! :)
@@linguaEpassione yeah...sure I subscribed it ......and thank you to consider my comment....😊👍🏻
お疲れ様！とってもとっても面白い会話でしたー！僕も羨ましい😭 雪のアイスランドやオーロラ見たーい！いい動画でした😃
コメントありがとう！これからも、動画と日本語も頑張りましょうね！
I did a bunch of skype sessions with Chiho-san! She was always fun to talk to. I was sad when she retired from italki tutoring.
Hi Zefiris, yeah, pity she left! I'm happy you found her fun to talk to as well =)
oh no she left :-(
Please do more of these!
Nice sharing,thanks.
My pleasure, and thank you for commenting. Also, stay tuned for more of this :)
This video is amazing, I want to learn Japanese, and talk to native speaker thanks sir for this video more power to you!!
Thank you man, and more power to you as well! How's it going with your Japanese learning project?
Appena visto il video sul Finlandese, e questo subito dopo, e devo dire che mi da molta piú motivazione nel studiare nuove lingue. Ho visto molti youtuber poliglotti fare video di questo tipo, ma te sei il primo italiano, ed è cool!
Iscritto subito.
P.S. Il mio italiano si è un pó affievolito in questi mesi, ma credo di aver scritto correttamente xD
Vivendo in Islanda, l’inglese lo usi tutti i giorni. (l’islandese è tirchio come lingua)
Ciao e grazie del commento!!! Scrivi benissimo in italiano e ti invidio per il fatto che vivi in Islanda (uno dei miei paesi preferiti - hai visto i miei video in islandese, per caso?). Di che nazionalità sei e/o qual è la tua lingua madre? Grazie ancora per la visione e mi dispiace per il ritardo con cui ti rispondo!
えー、が日本人っぽいwwwww
Bro...konnichiwa...you did a nice video. Hontoni you spoke good and expecting more videos which beginners , learners like me will get benefited.
This is Peter from Chennai, India
Hello there! Thanks man, I actually have another one almost ready, I just need to find the time to edit it :)
Please make more videos like this
Hi Komal, I'm preparing a very similar video that I shoot 2 years ago, then later this year I will publish another one that I'm going to shoot soon, so that we can check on my progress (if any...) in Japanese :)
Yes thank you 🎉
I'm currently in a phase where I understand that kind of videos, but if I had the same conversation I couldn't understand what Chiho-san is saying. Same thing when I'm speaking : when I talk to myself in japanese (weird but so uselfull), things are going smooth. But when I speak with a real person in Japanese, I'm struggling to find my words. Have you bee through that ? Thanks for the video, get my sub !
Thanks for the comment and the sub, man! I feel your pain, we've all been through that. It's a matter of consistency and getting out of your comfort zone. Have you tried chatting with natives (I mean messaging)? If not, definitely try that. That's how I started activating my Japanese. You are "forced" to use your Japanese with actual people, but it's written, so you've some time to think and you're less under pressure. But you're activating your knowledge to actually produce the language in a real situation. Try apps such as Tandem, HelloTalk or even Italki.com - hope this helps!
素晴らしいあなたのコンテンツはとても良いです！ あなたは100万の加入者を作るでしょう！
コメントどうもありがとうございます！ルーマニア人の方でも、日本語がうまくできますね！そちらこそ素晴らしいでしょう！
Complimenti! Io ho appena finito 5 livelli di Pimsleur con tanto sudore :-) e invidio la tua "fluency". Ganbaruzooo :-)
Arigatou! ;) Issho ni ganbarou!
I LEARNED GREAT ありがとう(thank u)
がんばってください👍💗
ありがとうございまして
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます！
This is great, if watched this several times, can you do another video like this in Japanese please? :)
Hi Khaled, thank you for your comment! Yes, I have another one almost ready, it's going to be uploaded in the next few weeks :)
@@linguaEpassione Thank you, i cant wait 😁
Chiho has the spirit of someone who has spent a lot of time around foreigners. Is she also not from a 100% Japanese family?
As far as I know, she was living in Germany at the time of this conversation, so yes, she's been a lot around foreigners.
Wow your Japanese is amazing. Great video. You got yourself a sub.
Thanks man, that's so kind of you! I'm glad you liked this video, I got another similar one that I can upload soon.
@@linguaEpassione your welcome. I'm looking forward to the next video ;)
Hello! I am from Japan, and I am impressed with your Japanese. I am interested in your way to learn foreign languages, since you were talking terribly well. Could you tell me the way to become a polyglot?
お褒めいただき、たいへん光栄です! Thank you so much for you kind words. I really believe that every language and every learner have their own stories. There is not a single way to become a speaker of many languages, it has to do first and foremost with your own passion. I am definitely going to make a full video dedicated to the topic of how and why I learn languages. I hope you will find it useful. では、お元気で！
Thank you for your kind reply. I am looking forward to watching the video, and I want to talk with you some day! @@linguaEpassione
私もitalkiで日本語を教えたいと思ってるのでこのビデオはとても参考になりました！日本語、とても上手ですね＾＾
コメントありがとうございます！このビデオは参考になってうれしいです！
This is really inspiring!
Kiitos!
You’re Japanese is awesome
Thank you man, that's really nice of you to say!
Sembra davvero difficile ma tu ce l'hai fatta 👍
Grazie! Non nascondo che il giapponese per me è stata la lingua più difficile in assoluto e ci sono voluti anni per arrivare a saper conversare senza troppi patemi d'animo... però ne è valsa la pena, lo rifarei ;)
Parli bene giapponese.. Complimenti..
simple conversation for beginners but its very hard
This is a nice format but I'd also like to see just you talking to the camera in the chosen language :) more is better, it seems!
I'm also slowly learning japanese, I'd like to visit an old friend who moved there after our time in the army of Finland and maybe hold a basic conversation with his local friends. I'm at the level where I can mostly understand spoken japanese without an interpreter but actually speaking it myself is proving to be difficult.. I'm told my pronounciation is okay but to string the words into a coherent sentence is proving to be difficult. Any tips?
Cheers for the feedback! It's actually already a great thing that you can understand spoken Japanese to a certain extent, you can build on that (I, for exemple, have always struggled in listening and comprehension and only recently have I focused on everyday conversation to be able to actually have one ;D). My tip is to talk with yourself in Japanese as much as possible. May sound weird, I know, but that's actually pretty powerful to activate your language production - toivottavasti tästä on hyötyä!
Great job
Ma quante lingue ne sai in totale? Sei straordinario e davvero bravo..immagino il tempo che ci hai messo!
ho gia visto un tuo video sul tedesco su delle ministorie, perchè per adesso lo sto studiando visto che mi sono spostato in Germania.
(Anche io ci ho provato ad "imparare" il giapponese ma sono riuscito solamente a memorizzare la tabella Hiragana e basta 😂.. poi mi sono arreso..ma riprendero piu avanti appena ci riesco con il tedesco)
Saluti 👋👋
Ciao e grazie del commento, troppo buono! :) Attualmente posso dire di saperne bene 7, abbastanza bene 3 (fra cui il giapponese), e un po' altre 2, quindi in totale siamo alla dozzina :)
Il giapponese è stata finora la lingua più difficile da assorbire veramente per me, probabilmente per come è diversa in ogni aspetto, non solo linguistico ma anche culturale. Non arrendiamoci mai però! Buono studio e a presto per nuovi video!
WoW ... sei davvero bravo! spero davvero di riuscire ad imparare tante lingue come te :)
Grazie, grazie davvero! Con voglia e determinazione tutto è possibile... in bocca al lupo nel realizzare le tue passioni!
linguaEpassione grazie!🤗
grandissimo ! 谢谢你
日本語が上手！how long did u studied until u got to this level? I study japanese at uni since 8/9 months and i want to be confident BEFORE i head to japan for one year next summer. so every tip is highly appreciated!!
Hello,
I am probably late here but if someone sees that comment I have a question : what level is that conversation (maybe like n4,n3,n2) ? I just want to have an idea of my Japanese comprehension if that is possible XD. Thanks.
Im trying to listen without looking this video! Still i understand only 1/4 part of it.. i had been inspired learning more
I'm really happy this can be inspiring for you to keep learning :) Come back in a couple of months and try again, I'm sure you'll understand more and more. Thanks for sharing this comment!
How did you learn japanese? Did watch a lot of japanese shows, cause I gotta say your pretty good. I cant even speak that fluent. The last time I spoke to japanese students was in high school, but great video, you should do more it helps
Hmm amazing for Japanese learners. Plz do some more & do add eng sub man. ✌ Appreciate it .
Hi Jason, there are actually already English subtitles, you just need to activate them by clicking on the "CC" button in the bottom right corner of the video screen. Hope this helped and that you enjoy the video :)
how did you learn to speak Japanese? i mean, understand what she was saying and replying on what she said... coz i can read some hiragana and katana characters but when i read some phrases i cant even understand. And when i try to memorize it, I ended up forgetting it. Do you exchange conversations with Japanese? to reach that kind of fluency?
I have just started my Japanese learning class few days before..... I wanna practise to speak ...can you help me?
Hi, of course, follow the link in the description and register on Italki using my link. You will get a 10$ bonus after you take the first lesson with any Japanese tutor you like, there are hundreds you can choose from! :)
Hi, I just saw this video and i found this video really motivate me to learn more, how long does it take for you to be at least in this level ? and what method do you use ? i've learned about 2 months but still hard for me to do some conversation
Un video in giapponese! Yes! Vai così Stefano.
Grazie Emanuele! Sapevo che lo stavi aspettando, e spero che ti sia piaciuto! :))
@@linguaEpassione Grazie mille. Infatti mi è piaciuto molto. Grandissimo
Mi fa piacere! Ma tu lo stai studiando? E se sì, come e da quanto tempo? Qual è l'aspetto che ti dà più grattacapi?
@@linguaEpassione Ciao caro Stefano. Si, lo sto studiando da autodidatta. Sto memorizzando i kana. Per i kanji invece sto cercando un libro di testo che mi aiuti. Per lo meno imparare i kanji di base. Più che difficoltà di impararla, mi resta difficile trovare del giusto materiale. Ho iniziato ad interessarmi a quest'idioma da un paio di mesi.
Arigatoo
How long have you been learning Japanese?
More Japonese conversation plz
Thanks, Alex, it's cool to hear that you'd like to see more!
Oi Stefano! Realmente impressionante! Curti bastante esse estilo de vídeo. Estou pensando em começar o japonês, mas essa vai ser minha primeira língua asiática. Será que tu poderias fazer um vídeo sobre os materiais que usaste para o japonês ? Especialmente naquela fase inicial em que conteúdo autêntico é quase impossível devido à “distância Linguística”. Valeu.
Obrigadíssimo pelo comentário tão amável! Fiquei feliz em saber que você também pretende começar a aprender o japonês. Com certeza hei-de fazer um video sobre a forma como eu o aprendi e sobre os materiais que utilizei - obrigado pela sugestão!
linguaEpassione , Isso vai ser ótimo ! Tô esperando ansiosamente! Obrigado !
Could you please suggest some app where we could have voice calls to native japanese .
Sure, have you tried HelloTalk or Tandem? They work really well and they're free of charge (for basic functions). Hope this helps :)
@@linguaEpassione yes sir i have been trying hellotalk but someone hardly replies which get me demotivated 😞
@@laxmichauhan3131 That is often a problem. Try Tandem (people are a bit more active there) or italki.com (searching for language partners), or languageexchange.com (I think that's the correct name but I may be wrong).
Can someone please tell me how you Improve your speaking and listening skills?
リーアナさん、the best thing to do is to practise more and more, both listening AND speaking! Find an exchange partner and get used to the language as much as possible :)
@@linguaEpassione thank you
i suggest that you need to add a subtitle or translation for this video and interesting topic so that the youtuber will appreciate it.
Hi! There are subtitles to this video, switch them on and enjoy :)
Tykkään, kuinka voin kommentoida videoihisi omalla kielelläni ja sä ymmärrät. Oot aivan uskomaton ja oon seuraillu sun videoita jonku aikaa. Sä motivoit mua jatkamaan korean harjoittelemisessa.
Kiitos, arvostan sun kommenttia enemmän kuin voisitkin kuvitella :) Kiva kuulla, että sait motivatiota sun omaan korean opiskeluun! Jatketaan samaan malliin ;)
これらのレッスンで私が抱えていた最大の問題は、日本語の先生が話すときに私の間違いを訂正しないということです
🙌🙌
i hope to understand the conversation without turning the CC.......
Go for it!
Which service you used
Hi, I used the platform Italki to get fantastic Japanese tutors: you can register for free through this link www.italki.com/i/BfEbeE?hl=en_us and get a 10$ bonus as soon as you purchase your first 20$ credit. Highly recommended, that's where I learn most of my languages nowadays!
@@linguaEpassione I used verbal planet
@@belivemyselfasamerican3801 I personally find Italki better, because it has a much larger number of people (both tutors and learners) and lessons are generally cheaper :)
1k!!!
👍
ご視聴ありがとうございました！
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
May I ask you if you use Trados to translate?
I don't use Trados for my translations. I've used another programme called Transit, just a bit, but most of the time I've worked without CAT tools. Do you have experience in translation too?
@@linguaEpassione Thank you for your kind reply. Yes, I have experiences in translations too.
konnichiwa watashiwa mongurujin desu monguru no uma wa iculandto unajiku mezurashi ugokikataarimasu kouyatte sagashite mite kudasai жороо морь monguru no uma toka ironna mono omoshiroiso kono bideo arigatou omoshirokatta watashiwa hiragana toka kanji toko yoku shirimasen tada hanashidake wa jozuni dekimasu go jibunde benkiyoshideimasu kara katakana kanji wa mada obedeimasen soreto mata kanshashiteimasu arigatou
Funniest part was [i can not believe....... the telephone rings].
I thought you say something important...
Hahah glad you had a laugh there :)
凄いかいわ。
I just do A 2 in japanese in 3 months . So I think I can reach fluency in japanese in 1 year
建议up主先学一下accent和intonation
I hope I can find some perfect partner here to learn Japanese
Language
You found one
@@UsmanKhan-Chess wo nice to know.. so you mean you know how to speak nihongo? i would love to talk with you soon...
@@percyjacksontv1099 not at all bro,
Just started from this weekend will buy books this weekend.
@@UsmanKhan-Chess well that's already a good start... i am also learning nihongo here in youtube.. i watch tutorials here everyday..
lm from JAPAN my study English
Good luck with your English studies!
英語の勉強、頑張ってください！
@@linguaEpassione ありがとうございます😆
It was good just be careful with the use of past tense.
Hi Eric, thank you very much for tuning in! It would be extremely helpful if you could be a little bit more specific. What kind of mistakes did you spot and how could my use of past tense be improved? よろしくね！
Neeee!! FINNISCH für Einsteiger.. das wär toll!!
Hi sir add a good language n enjoy meh to speak Arabic
日本語 が すごすぎ。
エニガさんは親切すぎね ^_^
@@linguaEpassione ごめんね。あたしはカンジを読むことができないです。
Pronunciation (especially stress) is wonky for some individual words, but seems like you get the overall prosody pattern for Japanese 👍🏼
Would be really cool if you had an English translation but that's a lot of effort tbf lol :)
Hi there! English subtitles are actually available, just switch them on and you can read along. Hope this helps
@@linguaEpassione thank you didn't think of that :) what do you think is the best place for someone to start when learning a new language ?
I could help you with persian :))
Niiice video btw , i loved it
I appreciate that, Maryam, thank you SO much! (Persian sounds so beautifully... One day I'm going to learn it too :) )
You are Icelandic . Oh my god . It means language you speak it is Difficult . Icelandic is hard to speak but japanese is easy to speak.
Hello there! I am not from Iceland, I'm from Italy =) In this video I speak in Japanese about Iceland, but I'm Italian. And I can speak some Icelandic too (as you can see on my channel) - thanks so much for watching!!! :)
@@linguaEpassione You speak Icelandic also. I speak English Arabic and Japanese .
When you can actually understand a bit of the conversation because you are a massive weeb...
Happy you enjoyed it!
Always the same problem, Japanese people cannot lead the conversation. How come foreigners who doesn't master the language has to take the difficult task of leading the conversation?
LOL.
Japanese is easy
Speaking Japanese???? The title is In chinese!
Hi SilentSilver, it's actually Japanese too: the reading goes: "nihongo-kaiwa-renshuu".
XxSilentSilverxX Japanese got chinese characters as well... they're kanji, whether I'm not wrong!
「お元気ですか」というのは外国人だけする挨拶みたいです。
そうですね。日本の方もそんな風に挨拶して続ける理由は何でしょうね？ちょっとおかしいんじゃないですか？
Eww
前置きが長い。
ご視聴ありがとうございました。前置きが長いと思ったらスキップしていただければ嬉しいと思います。