They were so awkward with her at the end, she was being so nice, and trying to politely exit. The TEACHER ended up having to say, "Thank you for having me" before any student said anything, let alone a "Thank you for coming and teaching us" ... disappointing. This teacher went out of her way to bring EXTRA things to help them, 19:20, this reaction is pitiful, just staring at her nodding, some not even look at her, very unappreciative from all of them. Regardless of this, I hope she knows she did an amazing job, was very interactive, and even went the extra mile to provide papers and cards. I know plenty of people who would be head over heels!
relatively strong term. I think it is short for '無我夢中'. it almost means completely losing yourself to something. As if I am in a dream state where I lost the sense of self.
@@Sup123-d2t your internet service provider is probably fed up with you being a psycho stalker seriously when are you going to stop commenting weird shit
most people are thinking it without knowing it... but AI is probably take care of translation in the very near future... if you already know English, you probably don't need to learn Japanese...
I believe so, but it's not uncommon for children of mixed parentage, or children of immigrants to not be taught one or both parent's native languages, generally out of a fear that it will "other" them. Just like Rae is half Filipino, but was never taught Filipino/Tagalog. I've known several people, for example, who were of Mexican decent but couldn't speak (or knew very little) Spanish, because their parents only raised them to speak English. It's unfortunate, but again, not that uncommon.
@@anix712Im a filipino born in Belgium, and its not that it would "other" us (its actually pretty cool to know other languages) its because we have no reason to learn it in a bi(tri ish)lingual country, mainly dutch and french.
@@MsGrizzly in the USA it is very much so a defense mechanism to not pass on your heritage language to Americanize them. It’s unfortunate but fear of having your kids targeted because of an accent is real.
@@SurelyLightFoot that is very true. The stories I heard from some friends (now in 30s): they spoke a mix of english and portuguese in the same sentence when they were younger, got bullied, and they ended up forgetting portuguese for years even though they had been very fluent as a defense mechanism.
@@anix712 Usually it's just a more simple explanation than that; there's just no time. There are various shades of being bi-multi lingual. A lot of parents try to speak natively to their kids so that there is some connection, but it's super hard if your Japanese or Spanish is incomplete and you don't do it full time. It's very common for kids to grow up being able to hear the language but not comfortable speaking it. You don't really have the ability to speak it unless you are immersed in it all the time. It's one thing to pick up Japanese or Korean because you watch a lot of anime and Netflix, it's a different thing being able to speak it because you use it daily outside of the home.
@@hanzjerichogarabiles5198 not really respectful, it anything standoffish and rude at the end, she had to say "Thank you for having me" before any of them said anything.
😅 sorry sorry but i can't i tried trust me i tried to learn Japanese but i got rejected by japanese the language said f off. Ma brain said f off. So i guess i would f off then😅.
i thought saying the Japanese way of spelling some english word (bus/beer) are considered offensiveto them, to my mind its like we are mocking them that they cant end a word without a vowel, guess i was wrong
Yeah, it's not offensive unless for Japanese citizens in English speaking countries. For Japanese in Japan, it's easier to learn "Japanglish" since it's made up of kanjis and not letters.
It will be offensive IF your intention is to mock them, or said to Japanese people in an English speaking community. You learning Japanese is not offensive in any mean.
@@rizkidewanto1012 Of course of course. I was presenting my point of view as a person from Asia that learning Japanese is not offensive. But seeing your reply, I’d say anything said by you will probably considered rude and impolite by us anyway lol.
why do language teachers have to be mean? I don't appreciate the sass. if they are taking a 101 course, of course they don't know what they are saying or saying wrong... also "do you want me to come back next week? (until you are ready)(to scarra)"... kind of rude... maybe she is trying to be funny or entertaining... if that's the case, maybe it's fine... however, if she is serious about teaching, i don't think that is the right approach...
Even without watching, I just know Lily aces this. And Brodin, probably.
They were so awkward with her at the end, she was being so nice, and trying to politely exit. The TEACHER ended up having to say, "Thank you for having me" before any student said anything, let alone a "Thank you for coming and teaching us" ... disappointing. This teacher went out of her way to bring EXTRA things to help them, 19:20, this reaction is pitiful, just staring at her nodding, some not even look at her, very unappreciative from all of them. Regardless of this, I hope she knows she did an amazing job, was very interactive, and even went the extra mile to provide papers and cards. I know plenty of people who would be head over heels!
Literal school vibes.
Sensei is professional and funny. I really like her.
WATASHI WA JEREMY THIS. CAPTION GOT ME ROFL
jodi looks so confused😂
I’m currently trying to self learn Japanese. This was a joy to watch because it is so relatable. I’m very jealous and would love to join a class 😁
jodi channeling her inner bunny of the moon showing up late with food in her mouth
They need to do cosplay where theyre wearing japanese uniforms and in a fake japanese classroom lol.
OTV and friends High School
I think they’ve done that before, tho Jodi, Syd, and John were not yet part of OTV… maybe it was when Valkyrae was a guest for that vid
@@mikiapolloe they need a part two! epecially since poki "graduated", they can add it as a school theme and have more students since she graduated!
I never used ni muchu before. Learned something! Ayumi Sensei was really funny and loved the class!
relatively strong term. I think it is short for '無我夢中'.
it almost means completely losing yourself to something.
As if I am in a dream state where I lost the sense of self.
LOL Sydnea destroyed them lol
her japanese speaking voice is so cool
わーすごいね。。。全員がもうなかなか上手になってきたみたいだよね。。。みんな、これからもがんばってね〜
How did Michael sneak out of this
He is with his people.
@@EssoMezzo
7:54 There goes the social credit for the entire OTV crew.
Picking the sample country.. The teacher really did her homework on the nationality and ethnicity of OfflineTV group
Toast with crash is so cute
@@Sup123-d2t your internet service provider is probably fed up with you being a psycho stalker seriously when are you going to stop commenting weird shit
@@Sup123-d2t They're dating?
@Alistair wtffffff I thought she was dating someone else that wasn't like a streamer or something
@Alistair ohh shit I was seeing them make videos together but I didn't know they started dating
@@Sup123-d2t do you have a job and friends just a genuine question
Ah yes, I loved this "Valorant" video
😂Very Amusing I want to watch each lesson
Toast is a great dog sitter^^
Crash: 寝たい
the end is so awkward why didn’t anyone ask a question??😂😂
I don't find it weird at all... In uni with 20 people, people barely ask a question, and that's with a teacher they know much better.
most people are thinking it without knowing it...
but AI is probably take care of translation in the very near future...
if you already know English, you probably don't need to learn Japanese...
fr, they looked they didn't even want her there
Wheres the part when they find out "dattebayo" doesnt actually mean "believe it"
watashiwa jeremi this😂
Pretty good introduction
Ore wa Prabu❤️
watashiwa tamago desu
where can i watch the Whole vods?
OfflineTV Twitch
What channel or platform do they stream on? I didn’t know OTV did streams as a group like this 😮
In the main OTV twitch channel
where is Sean 😂
You chew bar desk
Ah yes, pokimane my favorite otv member
Are they going to Japan again?
Yes for another trip
Perpetually yes
Whose stream was this?
From the OTV channel in twitch
Does anyone know what vod this is?
From the Offline TV Twitch Channel :😀
@@OTVVods oh shit, didn’t even know they had a separate twitch channel. Thanks
Isn’t John half Japanese?
I believe so, but it's not uncommon for children of mixed parentage, or children of immigrants to not be taught one or both parent's native languages, generally out of a fear that it will "other" them. Just like Rae is half Filipino, but was never taught Filipino/Tagalog. I've known several people, for example, who were of Mexican decent but couldn't speak (or knew very little) Spanish, because their parents only raised them to speak English. It's unfortunate, but again, not that uncommon.
@@anix712Im a filipino born in Belgium, and its not that it would "other" us (its actually pretty cool to know other languages) its because we have no reason to learn it in a bi(tri ish)lingual country, mainly dutch and french.
@@MsGrizzly in the USA it is very much so a defense mechanism to not pass on your heritage language to Americanize them. It’s unfortunate but fear of having your kids targeted because of an accent is real.
@@SurelyLightFoot that is very true. The stories I heard from some friends (now in 30s): they spoke a mix of english and portuguese in the same sentence when they were younger, got bullied, and they ended up forgetting portuguese for years even though they had been very fluent as a defense mechanism.
@@anix712 Usually it's just a more simple explanation than that; there's just no time. There are various shades of being bi-multi lingual. A lot of parents try to speak natively to their kids so that there is some connection, but it's super hard if your Japanese or Spanish is incomplete and you don't do it full time. It's very common for kids to grow up being able to hear the language but not comfortable speaking it. You don't really have the ability to speak it unless you are immersed in it all the time. It's one thing to pick up Japanese or Korean because you watch a lot of anime and Netflix, it's a different thing being able to speak it because you use it daily outside of the home.
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Kachaw
are they all really awkward like this or are they pretending for the camera?
No, they are just respectful and not a*sholes to someone respectful and stranger to them
was so awkward at the end, it was crazy. Couldn't even look her in the eye half the time
@@hanzjerichogarabiles5198 not really respectful, it anything standoffish and rude at the end, she had to say "Thank you for having me" before any of them said anything.
😅 sorry sorry but i can't i tried trust me i tried to learn Japanese but i got rejected by japanese the language said f off. Ma brain said f off. So i guess i would f off then😅.
i thought saying the Japanese way of spelling some english word (bus/beer) are considered offensiveto them, to my mind its like we are mocking them that they cant end a word without a vowel, guess i was wrong
Yeah, it's not offensive unless for Japanese citizens in English speaking countries. For Japanese in Japan, it's easier to learn "Japanglish" since it's made up of kanjis and not letters.
It will be offensive IF your intention is to mock them, or said to Japanese people in an English speaking community. You learning Japanese is not offensive in any mean.
@@fahn.k.3348 anything is offensive of you mean it to be offensive even without context, duh....
@@rizkidewanto1012 Of course of course. I was presenting my point of view as a person from Asia that learning Japanese is not offensive. But seeing your reply, I’d say anything said by you will probably considered rude and impolite by us anyway lol.
@@fahn.k.3348 stop stating the obvious as if its something new 😑
why do language teachers have to be mean?
I don't appreciate the sass.
if they are taking a 101 course, of course they don't know what they are saying or saying wrong...
also "do you want me to come back next week? (until you are ready)(to scarra)"... kind of rude...
maybe she is trying to be funny or entertaining... if that's the case, maybe it's fine...
however, if she is serious about teaching, i don't think that is the right approach...