Aisatsu no uta A I U E Ohayou Ka Ki Ku Ke Konnichiwa Genki ni aisatsu shite miyou. Asa okitara, ohayou gozaimasu. Onaka peko-peko, itadakimasu. Onaka ippai, gochisou sama. Genki ni gakkou, ittekimasu. Tomodachi ippai, konnichiwa. Shukudai wasurete, gomen nasai. Keshigomu karite, arigatou. Mata asoboune, sayounara. O uchi ni tsuitara, tadaima. Papa no omukae, okaerinasai. Omiyage moratte, arigatou. Ashita mo asobuzo, oyasuminasai. A I U E Ohayou. Ka Ki Ku Ke Konbanwa. Genki ni aisatsu tanoshii ne. Aisatsu no utaimashoo...!!!
I've been working hard at Japanese for a year. Sure these are simple phrases, but I am proud that I can understan them because I am so proud of my progress.
a, i, u, e, o - good morning! (ohayou) ka, ki, ku, ke, ko - hello! (konnichiwa) let's look at the basic greetings! (genkini aisatsu shitemiyou) waking up in the morning (asa okitara) - good morning! (ohayougozaimasu) i'm hungry! (onaka pekopeko) - let's eat! (itadakimasu) i'm full! (onaka ippai) - thank you for the meal! (gochisousama) leaving for school (genkini gakkou) - i'm off! (ittekimasu) lots of friends (tomodachi ippai) - hello! (konnichiwa)
@rushnrussian12321 that's because a i u e, are just letters in Japan, alone they don't mean anything, and the last word is spelt ohayou which means good morning but informally i think, type ohayou into google translate and it shows it, you were missing the u off the end, hope i helped :)
mm Idk about that, but there are certain words that are more predominantly used by either female or male. For example, you can use "deshou" or "darou" to ask for agreement of confirmation at the end of a sentence; such as, "that's pretty, isn't it" But "deshou" is predominantly used by women and "darou" is mostly used by men. They mean the same thing, but one is seen as sounding more 'feminine' than the other.
4 example when you go to bed someone says "goodnight" in japanese it is "oyasominasai" or "enjoy your food" "itadakimasu" someone gives you some gift you will say "thank you" in japanese "arigato" :D easy
ouchi ni tsuitara tadaima! papa no omukae okaeri-nasai! omiyage moratte arigatou! ashita mo asobu zo oyasuminasai! a i u e ohayou ka ki ku ke konban wa genki ni aisatsu tanoshii ne~ [the end~]
Ohayo - Morning :3 Tomodachi - Friend Gomenasai - Sorry Syonara - Bye/Fairwell Tadima - I'm home Arigato - Thank you Okarynasai - Welcome home Anyways :33 Anime/Manga if I have not found you, then I would not want to learn Japanese...
I'm so proud of myself for understanding a few words... I only understood good morning, hello, thank you, and goodbye, nut I still understood some of it ^^
a i u e ohayou ka ki ku ke konnichiwa genki ni aisatsu shite miyou asa okitara ohayou gozaimasu! onaka peko peko itadakimasu! onaka ippai gochisousama!
あいうえ おはよう（ A I U E 早安） かきくけ こんにちは（KA KI KU KE 你好） げんきに あいさつ してみよう（元氣地 打招呼 試試看） あさおきたら おはようございます（早上起來 早安） おなかぺこぺこ いただきます（肚子餓了 我要開動了） おなかがいっぱい ごちそうさま（肚子飽了 謝謝招待） げんきにがっこう いってきます（精神飽飽上學去 我出門了） ともだちいっぱい こんにちは（朋友很多 你好） しゅくだいわすれて ごめんなさい（作業忘了 對不起） けしゴムかりて ありがとう（橡皮擦借我 謝謝） またあそぼうね さようなら（下次再一起玩 再見） おうちについたら ただいま（到家時 我回來了） パパのおむかえ おかえりなさい（迎接爸爸 您回來了） おみあげもらって ありがとう（收到土產 謝謝） あしたもあそぶぞ おやすみなさい （明天再一起玩 晚安） あいうえ おはよう（ A, I, U, E 早安） かきくけ こんばんは（Ka Ki Ku Ke Good evening） げんきに あいさつ たのしいね （元氣地打招呼真快樂）
i forgot my homework! (shukudai wasurete) - i'm sorry! (gomenesai) [im not too sure what this one is, it might be "can i borrow your textbook?] (keshigomu karite) - thank you! (arigatou) let's play again! (mata asoboune) - goodbye! (sayonara) arriving at home (ouchini tsuitara) - i'm home! (tadaima) dad came home (papano omukae) - welcome home! (okaerinasai) brought a gift! (omiyage moratte) - thank you! (arigatou) tomorrow i'll play again [i think] (ashitamo asobuzo) - goodnight! (oyasuminasai)
As long as your teacher tells you both ways to say it, it should be fine. Or she might try to avoid those types of words. I guess you might want to bring it up though, just to be on the safe side haha
No. It is written "ha" but it is still pronounced "wa". It is one of the rules. If you say Watashi ha, it doesn't make sence. There is no such thing. It is still pronounced Watashi wa.
I hope this helps someone! This is my translations, in order of appearance:-
(Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks)
あいさつ の うた - [aisatsu no uta] Greeting's song > Aisatsu = Greeting, Uta = Song, No = Possesion
あいうえ - [a i u e]
おはよう - [ohayou] morning!
かきくけ - [ka ki ku ke]
こんにちは - [konnichiwa] Hello!
げんきに あいさつ してみよう - [genkini aisatsu shitemiyou] Let's do cheerful greetings! > Cheerful = genkini, Shitemi-you = Let's do
あさおきから - [asa oki kara] After Waking up > Asa = Morning, Oki = Wake up, Kara = from,
おはようございます - [ohayou gozaimasu] Good morning!
おなか ぺこぺこ - [onaka peko peko] Stomach growling // basically hungry > Onaka = stomach, Peko peko = "Gru Gru"
いただきます - [Itadakimasu] I receive this! (Polite Form?) God bless the meal! (Suggested by a2ivonne)
おなかい っぱい - [onaka ippai] Stomach full
ごちそうさま - [gochisousama] Finished! "Thanks for the meal etc"
げんきにがっこう - [genkini gakkou] (After) Happy School > Gakkou = school
いってきます - [ittekimasu] - Going now!
ともだち いっぱい - [tomodachi ippai] A friend
こんにちは - [konnichiwa] Hello!
しゅくだいわすれて - [shukudai wasurete] Forgot homework > shukudai = homework, wasurete = forget
ごめんなさい - [gomennasai] Sorry...
けしゴムかりて - [keshi gomu karite] Borrowing eraser.> karite = borrow
ありがとう - [arigatou] Thanks!
またあそぼうね - [mata asobou ne] Let's play another time, ok? > Mata = Later, asobou = let's play, ne = right?
さようなら - [sayounara] Bye!
おうちについたら - [o uchi ni tsuitara] Back home > uchi = home
ただいま - [tadaima] I'm back!
パパのおむかえ - [papa no omukae] Papa's return.
おかえりなさい - [okaerinasai] Welcome back home!
おみやげもらって - [omiyage moratte] Presents receive
ありがとう - [arigatou] Thanks!
あしたもあそぶぞ - [ashita mo asobuzo] Play tomorrow too! > mo = too, also
おやすみなさい - [oyasuminasai] Good night - please rest
あいうえ - [a i u e]
おはよう - [ohayou] morning!
かきくけ - [ka ki ku ke]
こんばんわ - [konbanwa] Good night!
げんきに あいさつたのしいね - [genkini aisatsu tanoshii ne] Cheerful greeting is fun, right!
Done! Hope this helps! Happy learning!
Your translation is ok, but itakimasu is more like God bless the meal, and at night is oyasumi nasai. Good job!!!!!
a2ivonne Added and editted for Itadakimasu.
"Ayasumi nasai" was a spelling mistake. Thanks.
L SH こんばんは is good evening
L SH Domo arigatou gozaimasu..it really helped :)
L SH i
Aisatsu no uta
A I U E Ohayou
Ka Ki Ku Ke Konnichiwa
Genki ni aisatsu shite miyou.
Asa okitara, ohayou gozaimasu.
Onaka peko-peko, itadakimasu.
Onaka ippai, gochisou sama.
Genki ni gakkou, ittekimasu.
Tomodachi ippai, konnichiwa.
Shukudai wasurete, gomen nasai.
Keshigomu karite, arigatou.
Mata asoboune, sayounara.
O uchi ni tsuitara, tadaima.
Papa no omukae, okaerinasai.
Omiyage moratte, arigatou.
Ashita mo asobuzo, oyasuminasai.
A I U E Ohayou.
Ka Ki Ku Ke Konbanwa.
Genki ni aisatsu tanoshii ne.
Aisatsu no utaimashoo...!!!
I've been working hard at Japanese for a year. Sure these are simple phrases, but I am proud that I can understan them because I am so proud of my progress.
This is great stuff. My brain getting older has to work to read this. Brian aged 74, and a student of Nihongo. Thanks so much for posting.
Hello fellow student ! Morea aged 71, and a student of Nihongo too ! Hard but interesting ...
I like that this doesn't translate to english. With stuff like this, I might stop translating to english whenever I want to say something.
This is one of the best Japanese song with best music!👍🎶😄😀🇯🇵
아이우에 오하요 (아침인사)
카키쿠케 곤니치와 (점심인사)
씩씩하게 인사 해보자
아침에 일어나면 오하요 고자이마스
배가 고파요 이타다끼마스
배가 불러요 고지사 우우사마
씩씩하게 학교에 다녀오겠습니다 ( 이떼끼마스)
많은 친구들과 곤니치와 (인사)
숙제를 깜박해서 죄송합니다 (고메나사이)
지우개를 빌리고 고마워 ( 아리가또)
또 놀자 사요나라 (친구들과 헤어질때 하는 인사말)
집에 도착하면 다녀왔습니다(타다이마)
아빠가 맞이하며 오카에리나사이
선물을 받고 아리가또
내일도 놀아야지 안녕히 주무세요 ( 오야스미나사이)
아이우에 오하요 ( 아침 인사 )
카키쿠케 곤반와 ( 저녁 인사 )
씩씩하게 인사하니 즐겁네~
え？
は？
あ。
んーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーあいうえお
すつけつつすつすつつつつせせてせつつつつふふへ？－－－－－－－－－－まみむめも
학교에서 이거 틀어주어서 다시 들으면서 불으니까 어렵다
I love it
Lovly.. Arigatou gozaimasu
こういう歌、とてもいいですね。とても自然で正しい日本語。These are natural and real Japanese. So, good for foreigner, I think. (Warashiya Japan)
歌=うた
a, i, u, e, o - good morning! (ohayou)
ka, ki, ku, ke, ko - hello! (konnichiwa)
let's look at the basic greetings! (genkini aisatsu shitemiyou)
waking up in the morning (asa okitara) - good morning! (ohayougozaimasu)
i'm hungry! (onaka pekopeko) - let's eat! (itadakimasu)
i'm full! (onaka ippai) - thank you for the meal! (gochisousama)
leaving for school (genkini gakkou) - i'm off! (ittekimasu)
lots of friends (tomodachi ippai) - hello! (konnichiwa)
i love it this song
i live it this song
as a japanese one student, i'm thrilled to be able to understand this~!
You never want to say "Sayonara" as saying Goodbye unless you know you'll never see the person again. It means "Good bye forever" pretty much
not realy. you actualy can say sayonara, but I know your point. Of cause it is far more nice to say "mata ne" or "dja ne" instead.
My whole Japanese class worships this song lol
That was so cute!!!!
I faved the song so I can repeat it everyday! :)
muy bien gracias por el aporte
thank
@rushnrussian12321 that's because a i u e, are just letters in Japan, alone they don't mean anything, and the last word is spelt ohayou which means good morning but informally i think, type ohayou into google translate and it shows it, you were missing the u off the end, hope i helped :)
これは、すべてのビデオで素晴らしいです
Lol damn the opening scared the hell outa me,I had the volume up and everything
@nerissaah: keshigomu (消しゴム) means Eraser
I only understand the easy stuff but the music is so catchy
mm Idk about that, but there are certain words that are more predominantly used by either female or male. For example, you can use "deshou" or "darou" to ask for agreement of confirmation at the end of a sentence; such as, "that's pretty, isn't it" But "deshou" is predominantly used by women and "darou" is mostly used by men. They mean the same thing, but one is seen as sounding more 'feminine' than the other.
LOOOOL this song rocks XD It has a lively ring to it =D awesome....
me too i somehow understood it with or without the picture
I with my kids learn japanese. Its song we wery like.
Nice song.
It's feels you awesome when you understood a song in another language!.
Ohh sugoi! It's not the song I remember listening to but it's still KAWAII!
4 example when you go to bed someone says "goodnight" in japanese it is "oyasominasai" or "enjoy your food" "itadakimasu" someone gives you some gift you will say "thank you" in japanese "arigato" :D easy
Very good.
it's very helpful
nice!
The rith isa little starnge but I loved it because I could read it and practie.
thanks for uploading this video!
i actually understood alot of it yay
Nice song! I can not understand all of it going so fast but I can some of it.
ouchi ni tsuitara
tadaima!
papa no omukae
okaeri-nasai!
omiyage moratte
arigatou!
ashita mo asobu zo
oyasuminasai!
a i u e ohayou
ka ki ku ke konban wa
genki ni aisatsu tanoshii ne~
[the end~]
Adorable~ ^^
@Nicro327 it is さ (sa)
はい, 有難う!
genki ni gakkou
ittekimasu!
tomodachi ippai
konnichiwa!
shukudai wasurete
gomennasai!
keshigomu karite
arigatou!
mata asobou ne
sayounara!
Ohayo - Morning :3
Tomodachi - Friend
Gomenasai - Sorry
Syonara - Bye/Fairwell
Tadima - I'm home
Arigato - Thank you
Okarynasai - Welcome home
Anyways :33 Anime/Manga if I have not found you, then I would not want to learn Japanese...
hehe I'm so proud of myself for picking up little words and phrases here and there ^^
I should film myself while I'm listening to this! my face is so funny! and I'm dancing randomly xD
kakkouma kawai , same 😂
I'm so proud of myself for understanding a few words... I only understood good morning, hello, thank you, and goodbye, nut I still understood some of it ^^
LOL I ACTUALLY UNDERSTOD IT.
a i u e ohayou
ka ki ku ke konnichiwa
genki ni aisatsu shite miyou
asa okitara
ohayou gozaimasu!
onaka peko peko
itadakimasu!
onaka ippai
gochisousama!
They need to put this song into Hiragana, Romaji, and Kanji.
is there a karaoke to this
Ruby Jamadar kmk
日本語がすきです
rosetta stone is why I understand
Want to learn Japanese with me online?
hajimemashite !
kawaii
❤japanese❤
I wouldn't never hear this song if my school didn't give me a homework about that song
Very True XD
Our sensei used it at Heidelberg University :D
やりますねえ
Totemo kawai desu ne! :)
Nihongo ga suki desu! :]
Im in 6th grade we are practicing this song with a japanese teacher for the fathers day
Try cutting the "Watashi wa" (that's assumed) and congregating Ai into Aishite or Aishiteru or use Daisuki instead.
The most true comment I've ever seen.. ever.. I was just thinking the same thing and then I read it. ^_^
@RawrDinoize its greeting songs
Another cute one the Japanese teacher gave us LOL
0:30
あいうえ おはよう（ A I U E 早安）
かきくけ こんにちは（KA KI KU KE 你好）
げんきに あいさつ してみよう（元氣地 打招呼 試試看）
あさおきたら おはようございます（早上起來 早安）
おなかぺこぺこ いただきます（肚子餓了 我要開動了）
おなかがいっぱい ごちそうさま（肚子飽了 謝謝招待）
げんきにがっこう いってきます（精神飽飽上學去 我出門了）
ともだちいっぱい こんにちは（朋友很多 你好）
しゅくだいわすれて ごめんなさい（作業忘了 對不起）
けしゴムかりて ありがとう（橡皮擦借我 謝謝）
またあそぼうね さようなら（下次再一起玩 再見）
おうちについたら ただいま（到家時 我回來了）
パパのおむかえ おかえりなさい（迎接爸爸 您回來了）
おみあげもらって ありがとう（收到土產 謝謝）
あしたもあそぶぞ おやすみなさい （明天再一起玩 晚安）
あいうえ おはよう（ A, I, U, E 早安）
かきくけ こんばんは（Ka Ki Ku Ke Good evening）
げんきに あいさつ たのしいね （元氣地打招呼真快樂）
What is the backwards ち(chi)'s name in the beginning of the video i can't find that symbol anywhere.
if you are watching this in 2017 remeber this is old internet!
not some "best" vines of june 2016
remember*
ARIGATOU !!
You do Japanese at your school? :O
My nihongo no sensei showed this in class
mine also :D
Me, too
おやすみなさい-goodnight :D
wow i can actually understand what its saying lol Arigato!!!!!
i forgot my homework! (shukudai wasurete) - i'm sorry! (gomenesai)
[im not too sure what this one is, it might be "can i borrow your textbook?] (keshigomu karite) - thank you! (arigatou)
let's play again! (mata asoboune) - goodbye! (sayonara)
arriving at home (ouchini tsuitara) - i'm home! (tadaima)
dad came home (papano omukae) - welcome home! (okaerinasai)
brought a gift! (omiyage moratte) - thank you! (arigatou)
tomorrow i'll play again [i think] (ashitamo asobuzo) - goodnight! (oyasuminasai)
keshigomu karite- Can I borrow your eraser?
papa no omukae- When you greet your father
omiyage moratte- When receiving a gift.
日本語の歌...ちょっと授業に聞いて疲れました！
kawaii na konichiwa sayonara hello lol
0:28 0:31
為什麼元気的後面加に？
Why don't we use 元気な but 元気に？
I understood that thanks to anime
As long as your teacher tells you both ways to say it, it should be fine. Or she might try to avoid those types of words. I guess you might want to bring it up though, just to be on the safe side haha
wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Type "A I U E Ohayo!" in google translate to japanese, and translate back. I have no idea what it means.
@Nicro327 Its さ（sa)
please japanese (in letters) and english lyrics please please
일본어 공부하기 좋은 노래다!
日本語勉強するいい歌だ!
lol it was extremely simple to understand ? why do you guys so proud of that ?
haha, funny ^^
Ohayou gozaimasu - good morning
Tomodachi - friend(s)
Gomen nasai - im sorry
SAyounara - goodbuy
Tadaima - im home
Arigatou - thanks
Okaeri nasai - welcome home
***
아이오에오하이오
카키쿠케곤니찌와
데니키니아이사뚜시떼미오요
아싸오끼타라
오하이오고자이마스
혼나타이꼬이고
이타다끼마스
오나따이이빠이
데이키니디또
你
what does it means? i understood some of it, but most lost me @@
XD Nice
No. It is written "ha" but it is still pronounced "wa". It is one of the rules. If you say Watashi ha, it doesn't make sence. There is no such thing. It is still pronounced Watashi wa.
if i didn't find anime and manga i would not want to learn Japanese also I've been trying to learn it for a kinda long while now like a year
本当ですか。わー。上手ですねぇ。
sugoi maybe