Monologue in Japanese [ 6 ] - Our Sense of Money
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This video has been created for those who are learning Japanese language.
In this video, almost all of kanji in the Japanese subtitles are given furigana.
So it's perfect for people who are not good at kanji.
You can also learn Japanese that are actually used.
Let's listen to real Japanese that is not in ordinary Japanese textbooks.
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I'm paying a lot of attention to Japanese subtitles. But I'm not good at writing English, so there may be some mistakes in English subtitles.
Please consider English subtitles to be your help only if you don't understand my Japanese.
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Adding in the subtitles with furigana included must be a looot of work. Thank you for taking the time to make this!
(^ω^)👍
Arigatou gozaimasu yuzuke sensei 💕
I like the visual irony of talking about your expenses at the start of the video, and a McLauren Supercar just takes off around the corner
Personally, I really enjoy these monologues about Japanese life! Thank you!
wow. You are amazing with the kind of topics you choose. Smart !!
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I learn a lot of vocabularies from your videos! Thank you!
I worked in Roppongi from 90 to 92 and I can still recall there was a "Cozy Corner" restaurant close to the road junction end and there was a Maruzen Bookshop I visited much often to the left of the junction reachable along the highway.To go to my office I needed to turn right from the junction and walk down slope to reach a building called Ark Mori which was next to the ANA Hotel. Thank you for the posting and this brings to me a lot of good memory during my stay in Tokyo!
Oh~! Maruzen Bookshop, I've been there too😊
Thank you for sharing that nice outdoor walk that you took. And always- greatly appreciate the time and effort you put in to add English and Japanese subtitles. This has been a game changer for me in studying Japanese
Definitely the difference in the prices for stuff can balance lower salaries in some countries. For example where I live the minimun salary is the equivalent of 300円, but with a salary above the equivalent of １０００円 (yes, that low) some people can live as long as they dont have to pay rent. To me ３０万円 sounds like millionaire money but in reality a lot gets eaten by taxes, rent, and fixed expenses like water and electricity.
送り仮名をありがとうございます！！It really helps a lot for me as a Chinese speaker. Since I already know most of the kanji, it helps me recognize and link the sounds and words together.
This content is super helpful for my Japanese study. Please keep up with this.
The pauses between sentences and subtitles are just perfect.
モノローグでもいいと思います。ゆうすけの周りの人はどう思っているか、わからないけど、私たち視聴者には、モノローグでも、いつもの会話でも、同じくらい勉強になります。
👍️ありがとう👍️
In Russia, if you do a project or complete optional extra tasks, they pay you more at the end of the month, but very few companies pay for working overtime like in Japan
Oh, if I work overtime, I want overtime pay...
Hello Yusuke! Thank you so much for the video! It feels as if I've wandered around Tokyo streets with a good local friend. It's great to see the city (I miss it so much!) and learn more about the Japanese life at the same time. In terms of language learning, your video is even better than a real walk - thanks to subtitles and furigana. I know that it takes lots of time to do all the editting. Thank you so much again!
Thanks to you too! 👍️
Video suggestion: It would be fun to see what kind of customer experience it is when you go and buy a car (kuruma o kaimasu). Also I don't know how the process goes for a foreigner who needs a driver's licence. This kind of information could be fun and useful for a rich foreigner 😁
This video is educational and therapeutic.
The sounds of Japan😍
Thats prety good wages.,the most I made was 30 grand a month.
I was a painter. Stil made enough to buy a house and new truck.
Also saved enough to retire comfortably.
My pension is enough to pay for everything now.
Canada is cheap place to live,except house prices in big cities are thru the roof.
Thank you for posting these. It's a massive help to myself and others who are learning Japanese. I can't wait to see more videos! 😊
Salaries in Australia *are* higher, but the cost of living is also higher. I think it will depend on what industry you work in and what part of the country you live in as to whether the cost of living to income ratio is better in Australia or Japan. I've lived in both and I'm finding it a hard call.
今日彼の声を聞いて、彼が長い間不在だったので私の耳はとても気持ちが良かった
Thank you Mr. ゆうすけ 😊
ありがとうございます！
でも今東京でコロナウィルスがまた流行ってるので 少しの間UA-camを休みます。10月には再開したいです。待ってて下さい😊
I've got into your channel just now and it's amazing! This kind of video needs lots of energy to make, and it's helping me a lot in studying Japanese while enjoying Japan life, Thank you for all your hard work! Hope I can watch more monologue videos in future. Best wishes for you!
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This is a great video. I love topics like this and I love that you are very open about it.
I would love to get a job in japan but like you said salaries in America make it hard to move
ありがとうございます先生
you say in description
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i really appreciate what you're doing
thanks for helping us (non-Japanese speakers)
ありがとうゆうすけさん ! 🙏🏻❤️
ありがとうございます！
去年日本で留学した時に、税金は本当に高いなって思って、買い物に行く時にいつも悩んでいましたｗ
しかし最近日本に戻りたいと強く感じているので、このような日本日常生活の動画はぴったりですね。ありがとうございました！
（日本語能力はまだまだですので、失礼します）
そのコメントができるなら日本語能力 高いですよ～
Love your videos! I always learn so many new words, and it is fascinating to learn about Japan. As an aside, I love the Japanese women's sense of fashion, and it was nice to see the street fashion in this video. Thank you, Yusuke san :)
Especially in this town, there are a lot of rich people, and a lot of women with elegant fashion.
Thank you so much for the "Secret" File.
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I add half of the "script" to my Anki.
checkpoint 7:00 (where I stopped by now).
めちゃくちゃ勉強になる、まじでありがとう！
いいえ、こちらこそ ありがとう！
よく新しい単語を勉強になっています。
ありがとうございます！👍👍
Thank you for your hard work! Really appreciate it, the best channel to learn japanese in real life situations!
Thank you so much. You have no idea how your videos helped me with my vocabularies. Your channel is gold. どうもありがとうございます。
Very interesting : listening, vocabulary, content .... Thank you
Thnx for making these vids,helps a lot to learn Nihongo.
Thx too 😊👍️
Thank you for this. Please be safe!
Thank you, that was very informative!
This channel is so great! Thank you!
😊 Thank you too!
ありがとうございます。
こちらこそ！
@@moshimoshi.yusuke If apart from learning Japanese, you can learn from real life (Your life), it is very enterteining, by the way I am from Spain, muchas gracias.
@@ramonsalespujol458
Gracias a ti también!
めちゃ便利な動画です。給料を見せてくれた、ありがとうございました。
この動画は勉強になりなした。
(そして、日本に行ったことがありませんので、撮影しながら散歩するのはめっちゃ気になります。会話とか、モノローグとか、そういう動画を作る続けてください。 ありがとうございます。登録者になります)。
(^_^)/ 勉強 応援してます！
Thank you for the video. It's really well made.
do not force yourself to go out for us, if the situation is bad just stay indoors. focus on your health more than anything
😊 Thank you for your kindness.
Great ! With your monologue that comes with English & Japanese subtitles , you sure can help many who are interested in Japanese language learning improve faster .
Thank you & wish you well !
Great video as always! Thanks!
Thank you very much, Yuu san. I always wait for your videos. ^^
(°∀°) thanks!
i love your vids, and i know all the work you put into them, but if possible, when in a conversation, i would love if you could point out when someone is using 尊敬語 and 謙譲語 so that we can start to familiarize with it!!! Have a nice day!
In my opinion this is one of the best Japanese Ianguage Iearning channeIs out there. Soon I will have more free time and I will catch up. Thank you for your efforts!
I'm glad to hear that😊
Thank you too!
In my opinion he is the most handsome Japanese blogger😍😍😍
@@JapanLovez
BagsJapan's comments always cheer me up 😊
You are amazing! New subscriber here! Thank you for this videos! I’m learning a lot!❤️❤️❤️
👍️Welcome!👍️
This channel will help you learn realistic Japanese. If you have time, watch my other videos😊
Thank you so much for your videos. I learn a lot.
Your monologue videos are really useful✌🏻
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たくさん動画を作ってくださいね😍😍
ありがとうございます。でも２ヶ月ぐらい動画作りを休みます。最近コロナウィルス感染者が増えてるんです。
Great idea about the monologue. Stay safe!
Stay safe, too!
Oh this was a good video idea
thank you for another quality video
It would be helpful to have the close captions as well
In Toronto, we have to pay taxes (13%) + tips (10-15%) for every meal. It's more expensive to eat a standard bowl of ramen (around 1500yen - 1700yen after taxes and tips) here than in tokyo. But we love ramen and Japanese cuisine here. there are more and more stores opening up (eg. 博多一幸舎）.
thanks for video again!
( ﾟдﾟ) Ramen is expensive...
@@moshimoshi.yusuke but it's addictive ^^ I heard that London, UK opened its first 丸亀製麺 recently! there was a long line up.
@@benny496
Yeah, it is true that good ramen is addictive.
Oh, 丸亀製麺 (^。^)👍️
@@DeeKay68
( ﾟдﾟ)wow...
いいトピックですね。わたしもしようかな・・・。日本の地方都市での生活費！
格安携帯はどうですか？2,000円ぐらいになります。年間にすると差額で新しいGoProが買えますね。
食費は健康を考えて自炊なので月数回の外食ランチ代入れても２〜３万円ぐらいです。私が作りますよ（というかホットクック）！
お金と恋愛の話は盛り上がるんですよ～ 動画で話して欲しい！
格安ケータイかぁ… 僕はドコモに騙されたまま高額を払い続けます 笑
thank you for the interesting topic!
So the majority of the Japanese companies offer these bonuses? Even the little ones? (little I mean like 50 employees maximum)
It depends on the company's economic situation, but the company I work for now is a small company with about 30 employees, but we get paid a bonus twice a year.
I love your video thanks for subs 🥰
Good stuff as always. Keep up the good work. :)
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Awesome topic and video :) , and by the way holy shit 33.5 hours of overtime. How long is the ordinary work time?
These days, office workers including me don't do much overtime.
I rarely stayed at the office to work overtime. But I was on a lot of business trips at this time, so I was getting paid overtime for the time I spent traveling by train and plane.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke thank you very much for answering sir :)
Thank you for the video. Great job
ビデオをたのしんだ。ありがとうございます。 Excellent for listening practice.
Thanks for talking about money. So I know how much should I earn to live in Tokyo :)
僕は今オーストラリアに住んでいます、シドには高いです。多分Cost of livingの問題 My example below; My salary is actually higher than average for late 20's;
Salary 70,000
Net 52,340
Monthly income 4,267
Cost of living:
Rent per month - 2100
Food - 650
Bills (including cellphone, net, etc) - 520
Others - 200
Savings - 797 - 一人で悪くない
Wow😲シドニー良いですね！ オーストラリアの都市部は給料が高いです。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke まあ、ーわるくない、でもRatioが悪いと思う
Your expenses are almost the same as mine in a small city in Minnesota USA. Your apartment is probably smaller than mine though :P My salary is almost exactly the same as your old salary. I would make much more in a large city, though.
You people in Minnesota have a better life than people in Tokyo.
Yeah, most of the rental apartments in Tokyo are really small. Of course, things would be different if I could pay more...
Me studying quietly with listening what he is saying.....
2:27 Look at that car!!! She took all my concentration off!
This was just what I needed for my listening practice. Has kanji+furigana, usual convo, intermediate level. Great work!
❤🎉nks for sharing .. more power❤🎉
I was 5 minutes into the video, taking notes (which took forever), when I found the secret notes. 感謝します！
円で、ウクライナの平均的な給料が7万5千円です。残念ですが、これは真実です。
僕の夢は日本に行きたい、そして語学学校に勉強したいんです。ゆっくりを貯金するのが、2年間に3分の１しか貯金しません。
お金に関しては それぞれの人が その状況で頑張るしかないです。僕ができることは そういう人を応援するだけですが 僕は本気で応援してます。ウクライナと日本は生活環境が違うので ウクライナ人が日本に来ると最初は戸惑うと聞いてます。言葉だけじゃなく 食べ物や生活環境についても よく知る必要があります。
ウクライナ人ではないですが、彼はベラルーシ人です↓
ua-cam.com/video/wy7E4qQYL5Q/v-deo.html
とても上手に日本語を話します。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ありがとうございます！
日本の生活環境には知っていますが、日本でだけ本当に分かるになります。でも、夢は夢です。いつか行くとこの感じを感じります。
すみません、今、僕の日本語がちょっと下手ですが、毎日頑張っています。僕のコメントはゆすけさんに分かるとお願っています。
Damn your ot hours are 33.5 hours crazy
i like your video..
however this video maybe better for nihongo medium or expert student... more difficult for beginer because very fast..
but thank's
(^_^)
この金銭感覚の動画は面白いです!ありがとうございますゆうすけさん！
12:04 ゆうすけさんの妻も共働きするですか？ [Does Yuusuke's wife work like you as well?] Sorry if my japanese is wrong
Hi Azzamさん！I watched your video you speaking Japanese.
👍️Your Japanese is pretty nice!👍️
おぉ... 僕は独身です😊
Oh... I am single😊
If we were married, my wife would have to work.
By the way, could you introduce me to a nice lady who speaks Japanese?
(*｀▽´*)Haha!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke thank you for watching my video! I appreciate it 😆 感謝します!
Hi, I always look forward to new videos. On NHK World's weather map, Chiba seems to have gotten a lot of rain, but perhaps less than Western Japan.
Yeah, it's raining now...
thank you for your video. May I ask について＝に関して！？ 金銭感覚 について, can use に関して? 稅金に関して, can use について?
Thank you for watching😊
について means exactly the same as に関して. You can use them as the same.
先生もっと動画仕事に関連する泡をたくさん作る。
First of all: Thanks as always for your great effort you put into the video! And now on to some rambling in response to what you said:
lol I'd happily cook for you if you pay for both yours and my groceries? lol (and you carry them home) We just have to invent teleportation.
your monthly expenses are pretty low, especially if you eat out all the time! That suprised me, I kinda expected them to be higher in a city like Tokyo. I'll have to see if you have a video on your apartment to see if maybe you safe money on that end, I expected rent to be much higher. Instead, the costs for rent seem around the sameishish as here. Like you can get a decent 3 or even 4 room apartment for 650 € in this town. But it will be more in the popular cities. For example, in Munich you'd not get 2 rooms under 1k. (all that being "cold rent" as we call it. But you added weater, heating and such so what you said will have been a "cold rent" too).
Money tends to be a sensetive topic. It was very interessting to hear your expenses, thank you for that. Here, if you earn more than 6k €, about half the money is cut away for taxes, I believe. Under that amount, there is like an upwards line as to how much taxes get deducted. I'm a "kaishain" too, and my salary is similar to yours, a bit higher, but i'm also a bit older ;) I think my taxes are a bit above 1k if I remeber correctly.
That being said, as you grow older, you usually tend to get more salary for the experience you have gathered. I don't think it is so that just because you are old, you get more. You need to bring the qualifications, too. At least in theory...
Thanks for the comment (^_^)
Yeah. Japan's prices are lower, but rent is higher relative to our prices. If we can get away from big cities like Tokyo and Osaka, our rent payment can be kept lower.
近々に、日本会社で仕事を始めるので、
この動画で給料に関連する単語と、
生活に関する情報がたくさん勉強になって、
役に立ちましたのです。
ご苦労様でした(^_^;)
日本で仕事を始めるの!?
応援してますよ～!!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そうです。
と言うか、すでにリモートインターンとして働いて2ヶ月くらいが立ちました。
それから、正社員の内定をもらって、ビザが許可された次第、引越す予定があります。
ゆすけさんの動画で
いつも色々学んでて、楽しみにしてます( ^ω^ )
最近休暇を取っていますね?
ごゆっくりお休みください( ´ ▽ ` )ノ
@@dgdivyanshugupta
ありがとうございます。ゆっくり休みます。
今日本でもコロナウィルスが流行ってるので マスクを着け続けないといけないし、言葉の問題とか いろいろ大変だと思います。僕は１人で海外で働いた経験があるので それがどれほど大変が分かります。本当に 本当に 応援してます。何かあれば相談して下さい。
もちろん、東京とオーストラリアと比べたらここの値段がかなり高いです。私は人口あまり高いではありませんの町に住んでいます(South Australia)。1ヶ月出費は3000AUD、家賃は2000（水と電気とWIFIがある）。だいたい週に五日自炊です。会計者最小限は60000AUDぐらい。
「家賃は 2,000 AUD」
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日本円にすると 180,000円ぐらい!?
家賃に2,000ドルも払えるなら東京の中心部でも余裕のある生活ができます。
ちなみに 僕は千葉市に住んでいて 家賃は 65,000円です。
Do japanese company also have something like pension fund to provide greater benefit for worker? i wonder.
Larger companies often have pension funds.
これらのビデオが大好き、作るをつづけてをお願いします！ また、「Romaji」キャプションズを使用してないでどうもありがとうございます。それ役に立つ。
can be the most useful video I've ever seen. one day I'm gonna go to japan so this video is 完璧です :D
ありがとうございます😊
you talking about money, and what do i see, a super car waiting at the light costing more than you and i will ever earn. life sucks.
( ´∀`)haha!
Hi. I came from Masa Sensei. New subscriber here. よろしくお願いします。
こんにちは👋
よろしくお願いします。
アメリカ在住です。夫が日本にとても興味があり、いつもこちらのチャンネルを拝見させて頂いています。
日本の事がよく分かるようで楽しんでます(^-^)
質問なのですが、
ゆうすけさんはなんのカメラを使っていらっしゃいますか？とても映像が綺麗でブレもないのでいいなぁと思いました📷️ また日本へ行く機会があれば夫の家族達に綺麗な映像で日本を見せてあげたいので是非教えてください！もし以前にカメラの話をされてたら、ごめんなさい。
Shinoさん こんにちは。
カメラは主に GoPro と DJI poket2 を使ってます。この動画では GoPro hero8 というカメラを使いました。DJI は中国製なので アメリカ在住なら GoPro 一択です。GoPro hero9がオススメですが、おそらく あと２ヶ月ぐらいしたら新型(hero10)が発売されると予想してます。GoProはバッテリーが小さいので本気で撮影するなら予備バッテリーを複数買うのをオススメします。
動画の説明欄の下の方にその動画で使ったカメラが何か書いてありますので参考にして下さい。
ありがとうございます！そしてごめんなさい、概要欄に書いてくださってたんですね(^_^;)
しかもGoPro hero9 か10という選択肢まで教えてくださって…(>_
ありがとうございます..
I watch your video from India..
I listened you speaking Japanese..
I also read its translation.. quite knowledgeable information for a new one.. thanks again..
to me it sounds ridiculous that half of your income can get taken away in rent, where i am while salaries are much lower than this, our net percentage is about the same if not more than in japan
Life in Japan is tough...
Make a video about welfare in Japan. What if you don't have a job in Japan?
By the way, the furigana is hard to read because it's all over the place.
It would be better to have smaller furigana font, and have it where it's usually, on top of kanji.
But in any case, thanks for adding it, much better than just kana.
Awesome video! Surprised by your high phone bill though. NTT or softbank i guess? :>
if you take full advantage of it and you are satisfied thats fine and all, but IIJmio for example has much more reasonable data plans!
I use NTTdocomo. It's the most expensive smart phone service in the world.😞 But I like it.
Arigatou gozaimashita!🙇♂️ For explanation of salary in Japan. For me as a foreigner it is usefull information, because I will start working in Japan after Corona.
こんにちは、私はフランス語の字幕のおかげで、そして英語の字幕の後で日本語を学びました。
どうもありがとうございました。日本語の書き方、特に漢字をさらに学ぶことができます。
こんにちはゆうすけさん。
I need to comment a bit about saving money.. Regardless of how much a person makes in a month..Actually people can sava a lot if they stop buying things that they dont really need even if its a dollar. We can also save if we cook ourselves.. Simple nutritious meals.. Only eat out occasionally.. Now with Covid, thats a good reason to stay home and prepare own meals... My 5 cents opinion.. 💕from マレーシア
こんにちは！
Thanks for your opinion. Yes, of course, saving money is important. Unfortunately I can't reduce my working hours because of COVID-19, so I have to eat out.
But I will try to save money from now on. Thank you 🇲🇾
私にこの動画はとても有益なです。
Loved the walking and talking format. Perhaps it might be better to use youtube's CC function to add the English subtitles, I had to minimize the video in order to hide the English subtitles as my eyes just naturally read them lol
It's interesting to hear your thoughts on this. I'm in America along the coast, so my salary is higher than even the rest of America, but the cost of goods to buy and rent is very expensive in comparison. I always thought Japan was very cheap when I visited, but seeing the average salary, this puts it into context better.
Thank you for the kanji and furigana. It's a lot of new vocabulary for me, but I definitely learned a lot!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge on the average Tokyo salary based on your experience. Might be interesting to know what is your rough estimation and perception on the average salary of Japanese salaryman on his or her 20s in Tokyo.
In America, the salary for each person is very different. You can look at two people and one will make $1,200 and the other $4,000. Then someone walks by that makes $10,000. Is it like that everywhere I wonder?
but getting a bonus is pretty rare here in america i think, that means you have a good job in my opinion XD
That sounds a little different from Japan.
In Poland you do have some bonuses for the number of years you have worked, but it's usually for the public sector - teachers, doctors, nurses, officials, etc. It's not so common in private companies. But what we do have is that the number of years in active employment means more days off and as a graduate you count in years at the uni. Some companies also allow for taking a couple of hours or even days off work if you had to do overtime, but they can be also paid extra if the law permits (sometimes it doesn't, and you will be asked to plan holidays).
(・_・)なるほど
i love it, i appreciate you doing so much work. you even have a transcript...!
i wish there was a way for me to hide the english subtitles.