I ate so much food in Japan lol I hope you’re not watching it at midnight 😶 ✍ Practice writing today's Chinese characters here → app.skritter.com/link/zh/?link=skritter.com?deck=5429862194872320&apn=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&ibi=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&isi=1370892114 (If you don't have a Skritter account yet, feel free to use the code "GRACEMANDARINCHINESE" to get 10% off) Pronunciation difference: 02:13 串炸 Taiwanese Mandarin: chuan4 zha4 ㄔㄨㄢˋ ㄓㄚˋ Chinese Mandarin: chuan4 zha2 ㄔㄨㄢˋ ㄓㄚˊ 02:18 期待 Taiwanese Mandarin: qi2 dai4 ㄑㄧˊ ㄉㄞˋ Chinese Mandarin: qi1 dai4 02:32-03:24 炸 Taiwanese Mandarin: zha4 ㄓㄚˋ Chinese Mandarin: zha2 ㄓㄚˊ
Looks like you had a great trip to Japan! When I visited, I really enjoyed the cute deer in Nara, but they could sometimes get aggressive! The JR Pass was really handy as a tourist. I wish more restaurants used plastic food to help people decide what to order. People we met were friendly and eager to help as I did my best with Japanese phrases from a travel book, leaning upon intonations and phrases from the shows I watched. It's cute how they neatly wrap even small purchases, but I felt conflicted since it's kind of wasteful too. I hope to travel back sometime and enjoy more tasty food like okonomiyaki!
Awesome vlog! I learned that Gudetama=蛋黃哥haha. Thanks for taking time out of your vacation to shoot a video for us. I really loved it in Japan when I last visited there so I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. This vlog brought back some good memories lol
歡迎來到日本，Grace！這是第一次日本旅行嗎？ It's so interesting to get to know something caught your eyes and how you felt on your trip to Osaka. I'm so glad you enjoyed the trip and hope you'll be back again ;)
日本へ行った？素晴らしい！もちろん感じの意味がわかるよ。 I really enjoy Japan. Taiwan and Japan have a similar feel (from my western view) due to their shared past. In my neighborhood there is an old Taiwanese man and he even has a Japanese name! haha.
oh you went to 大阪所。it's a nice place for sure, but the inside is all modern with diorama etc. Himeji Castle is the best, and it's inside is still like the old days. Incredible. If you ever have the chance, visit Himeji in the Spring.
Grace, do you speak Japanese? When you see some Kanjis, do you happen to understand them?, I have been studying Chinese with your channel and some books and a little bit of Japanese also and I got surprised to see that lots of "Hanzi and Kanji" have the same meaning, of course the pronunciation is different but there are some similarities between them for example weather: 天气 and 天気.
I only learned a bit of Japanese back in college, and I've forgotten most of it by now.🥺 However, when it comes to Kanji, I can sometimes guess their meanings, though I might not always get it right. It’s still fun to notice the similarities and differences! ☺
After Searching, a Chinese Native said that he would say that 70-80% of the time, you can either guess the meaning of the Kanji or the Kanji means the same thing And 20-30% that don't mean the same thing in Chinese or are uncommon/ out of usage characters that you are unfamiliar with. and some examples 勉強 Japanese : it means 'Study' Chinese: It means 'force yourself to reluctantly do something' 手紙 Japanese : letter Chinese : Toilet Paper 我孫子 Japanese : Abiko (idk if this means something in Japanese or if its just random kanjis that have a cool pronunciation) Chinese : My Grandson
@@GraceMandarinChinese what is amazing for me is that even when Japanese, Korean and Chinese have the same origin I think (I am not sure, you know better than me), they evolved so now they sound so different, that is awesome and beautiful because that brought diversity, people like to travel to know other cultures that some centuries ago were the "same" people, and that happens also in Europe and of course America (the continent not USA like they say), diversity makes our existence interesting and colourful, thank you for the effort you put making your videos, we live in an era that never ceases to amaze me how we can be in contact anytime, it does not matter where we are, that was "unthinkable" some decades ago. In the last years here in Mexico lots of Chinese companies have been arriving, now we got Koreans, Japanese and Chinese people living here and also mixing with natives, I know some other countries are more cosmopolitan but I did not see this happening in the past here in my country, the world is so small but at the same time breathtaking, could not be more happy to be living in this era.
@@Yo-cn3ncChinese, Japanese, Korean and also Vietnamese have completely different origins. But there was a very important cultural and linguistic influence on Japan, Korea, Vietnam. That's why these languages have a lot of vocabulary borrowed from ancient form of Chinese and used or still use the Han writing system. Furthermore, Korea and Vietnamese were colonies and vassal states of the Chinese empire.
@@SuAmazing勉強 originally meant the same, force yourself to do something, I don't know where the ”study" part came but no wonder studying is such a pain😂 and in Osaka dialect we still use 勉強the original way like when we want a discount we say 「勉強してやぁ〜」and when the store discounts they say 「勉強しまっせ」
Hey Dear, Can you please visit lhoba Tani people in China and explore their culture and customs through vlog? 🙏🙏🙏 . Many of us descendants of Tani people are here in Arunachal Pradesh India. The border has divided us and there is no means to reach each other. We really wish to see them and hear them out. Please 🙏
Hello guys can someone help me I am a new UA-camr and I am a blogger and I use a lot of background music just like her and I used almost the same songs but I got copyright claims what should I do I am scared i will loose my channel😢
中国菜和泰国餐最好吃。Chinese food is the best if the cook made it properly. For example mooncakes, durian, fried chicken rice, baozi. Cheese is too salty in general and does not taste the best.
Can you vlog more in taiwan Btw an observation :/ sometimes it feels like every other video from a taiwanese UA-camr is going to Japan, So I hope taiwanese people can have more cultural confidence in their own country
I ate so much food in Japan lol
I hope you’re not watching it at midnight 😶
✍ Practice writing today's Chinese characters here → app.skritter.com/link/zh/?link=skritter.com?deck=5429862194872320&apn=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&ibi=com.inkren.skritter.chinese&isi=1370892114
(If you don't have a Skritter account yet, feel free to use the code "GRACEMANDARINCHINESE" to get 10% off)
Pronunciation difference:
02:13 串炸
Taiwanese Mandarin: chuan4 zha4 ㄔㄨㄢˋ ㄓㄚˋ
Chinese Mandarin: chuan4 zha2 ㄔㄨㄢˋ ㄓㄚˊ
02:18 期待
Taiwanese Mandarin: qi2 dai4 ㄑㄧˊ ㄉㄞˋ
Chinese Mandarin: qi1 dai4
02:32-03:24 炸
Taiwanese Mandarin: zha4 ㄓㄚˋ
Chinese Mandarin: zha2 ㄓㄚˊ
欢迎来到日本！我也去过台湾。我去过九份和台北101。当地人非常热情，真是不难忘记的记忆。
This was so cool! I hope you had an amazing time there Grace!!! And again, thank you so much for the video!
Looks like you had a great trip to Japan! When I visited, I really enjoyed the cute deer in Nara, but they could sometimes get aggressive! The JR Pass was really handy as a tourist. I wish more restaurants used plastic food to help people decide what to order. People we met were friendly and eager to help as I did my best with Japanese phrases from a travel book, leaning upon intonations and phrases from the shows I watched. It's cute how they neatly wrap even small purchases, but I felt conflicted since it's kind of wasteful too. I hope to travel back sometime and enjoy more tasty food like okonomiyaki!
「弱冷車」真正意思是指夏天開冷氣的時候，溫度調到沒有那麼低的意思。現在是冬天，沒有關係的。
Awesome vlog! I learned that Gudetama=蛋黃哥haha. Thanks for taking time out of your vacation to shoot a video for us. I really loved it in Japan when I last visited there so I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. This vlog brought back some good memories lol
❤Those deer definitely deserved more camera time Grace😂🦌🦌 #LongLivePresidenGrace #DeerWhisperer😆 #travel #Japan
Osaka and Nara are super fun :)
What a nice vlog! Thanks for sharing :3
Like your video teaching the difference pronunciation Mandarin in HKG, Malay etc. Love that! Thanks!
more vlogs please!! :)
歡迎來到日本，Grace！這是第一次日本旅行嗎？
It's so interesting to get to know something caught your eyes and how you felt on your trip to Osaka.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the trip and hope you'll be back again ;)
這是我第二次去日本，第一次我是去東京☺️ 我都很喜歡！💕
Thanks lovely Grace for sharing your gourmet experieces in Japan. Asian food is so rich and tasty, I love it. Glad you enjoyed it so much there.😊😊
Thank you so much, it helps me so much to learn new vocabulary
非常感謝老師,我繼續练习也進步我的中文的水平!
我也刚从日本回到中国了！也去了打扮！可能经过你了吧！呵呵！ 很喜欢你的视频哦！-From an American subscriber
Love from Nepal🇳🇵😊🙏
歡迎來到日本Grace！日本道地美食跟台灣的口味有點不一樣，兩個都是真好吃的。每次去台灣旅遊的最後我也感覺回國以後要減肥了~~哈哈😆
哈哈哈對！台灣美食也很多😂 每次旅遊都要用力吃，回國再減肥🤣
歡迎來到日本！
我這個月底要去台灣。
非常好！😭😭😭❣️🤜🤛
谢谢您的vlogs❤妹妹真喜欢🥰 我的中文这几年来进步的很 谢谢您老师 💕 我们总会支持你哦 加油👏
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Waah~ Grace in Japan
Ur video is great for learning chinese. Keep doing ^_^
関西へきてくれてありがとう❤ また来てね😊
日本へ行った？素晴らしい！もちろん感じの意味がわかるよ。
I really enjoy Japan. Taiwan and Japan have a similar feel (from my western view) due to their shared past. In my neighborhood there is an old Taiwanese man and he even has a Japanese name! haha.
oh you went to 大阪所。it's a nice place for sure, but the inside is all modern with diorama etc.
Himeji Castle is the best, and it's inside is still like the old days. Incredible. If you ever have the chance, visit Himeji in the Spring.
Osaka is cool. I am glad you haven't been to Tokyo
Nice friends 😍11:20
Grace, do you speak Japanese? When you see some Kanjis, do you happen to understand them?, I have been studying Chinese with your channel and some books and a little bit of Japanese also and I got surprised to see that lots of "Hanzi and Kanji" have the same meaning, of course the pronunciation is different but there are some similarities between them for example weather: 天气 and 天気.
I only learned a bit of Japanese back in college, and I've forgotten most of it by now.🥺 However, when it comes to Kanji, I can sometimes guess their meanings, though I might not always get it right. It’s still fun to notice the similarities and differences! ☺
After Searching, a Chinese Native said that he would say that 70-80% of the time, you can either guess the meaning of the Kanji or the Kanji means the same thing
And 20-30% that don't mean the same thing in Chinese or are uncommon/ out of usage characters that you are unfamiliar with.
and some examples
勉強
Japanese : it means 'Study'
Chinese: It means 'force yourself to reluctantly do something'
手紙
Japanese : letter
Chinese : Toilet Paper
我孫子
Japanese : Abiko (idk if this means something in Japanese or if its just random kanjis that have a cool pronunciation)
Chinese : My Grandson
@@GraceMandarinChinese what is amazing for me is that even when Japanese, Korean and Chinese have the same origin I think (I am not sure, you know better than me), they evolved so now they sound so different, that is awesome and beautiful because that brought diversity, people like to travel to know other cultures that some centuries ago were the "same" people, and that happens also in Europe and of course America (the continent not USA like they say), diversity makes our existence interesting and colourful, thank you for the effort you put making your videos, we live in an era that never ceases to amaze me how we can be in contact anytime, it does not matter where we are, that was "unthinkable" some decades ago. In the last years here in Mexico lots of Chinese companies have been arriving, now we got Koreans, Japanese and Chinese people living here and also mixing with natives, I know some other countries are more cosmopolitan but I did not see this happening in the past here in my country, the world is so small but at the same time breathtaking, could not be more happy to be living in this era.
@@Yo-cn3ncChinese, Japanese, Korean and also Vietnamese have completely different origins.
But there was a very important cultural and linguistic influence on Japan, Korea, Vietnam. That's why these languages have a lot of vocabulary borrowed from ancient form of Chinese and used or still use the Han writing system. Furthermore, Korea and Vietnamese were colonies and vassal states of the Chinese empire.
@@SuAmazing勉強 originally meant the same, force yourself to do something, I don't know where the ”study" part came but no wonder studying is such a pain😂 and in Osaka dialect we still use 勉強the original way like when we want a discount we say 「勉強してやぁ〜」and when the store discounts they say 「勉強しまっせ」
Super double mantap👍👍
Hey Dear, Can you please visit lhoba Tani people in China and explore their culture and customs through vlog? 🙏🙏🙏 . Many of us descendants of Tani people are here in Arunachal Pradesh India. The border has divided us and there is no means to reach each other. We really wish to see them and hear them out. Please 🙏
I was trying to keep up with the Japanese subs and then... I saw there's English hard subs (it wasn't on the soft sub list so I didn't realize haha)
Wow that means you can read Japanese too! Impressive!! 😳
@@GraceMandarinChinese yeah but English is easier 👍
グレースさん、日本にいらしてたんですね！歡迎來到日本！
ʕ ฅ ˙Ⱉ˙ฅʔ ようこそ日本へ！！
wish there is a pinyin 🥺
You can use the “Language Reactor” Chrome extension, which provides Pinyin. 😉
Any chance you could put subtitles in simplified Chinese instead of traditional? Keep these lovely videos coming ❤
Looks like you ate a lot of ☢Fukushima ☢seafood.
And the pinyin 😰😰????
You can use the “Language Reactor” Chrome extension, which provides Pinyin. :)
@@GraceMandarinChinese Totally abstract for me😥!!!
Hello guys can someone help me I am a new UA-camr and I am a blogger and I use a lot of background music just like her and I used almost the same songs but I got copyright claims what should I do I am scared i will loose my channel😢
中国菜和泰国餐最好吃。Chinese food is the best if the cook made it properly. For example mooncakes, durian, fried chicken rice, baozi. Cheese is too salty in general and does not taste the best.
中国菜和泰国餐最好吃。Chinese food is the best if the cook made it properly. Cheese is too salty in general and does not taste the best.
Can you vlog more in taiwan
Btw an observation
:/ sometimes it feels like every other video from a taiwanese UA-camr is going to Japan,
So I hope taiwanese people can have more cultural confidence in their own country