You're right. Now I know that. My English ability when I made this video was at this level, but getting better little by little.(^ω^) Anyway, thank you for watching this video😊
@@rrr61592 Thank you. I'm trying my best to study as one of the language learners. Let's all do our best too. I'm rooting for Japanese language learners😊
@@codenamejo do you know about Refold? I found recommendations there. Though if you can easily understand that video you can immerse in real content I guess.
12:20 No, actually it's best for the cam to shake left-and-right like that. Imo it gives us the feels of authenticity, like we're really there and not just watching a video
Your Japanese lessons ARE THE BEST. not like the other ones, where they just have words on the screen and don't do anything. Your lessons have the words and a video of you outside in the city shopping, etc. It makes the lesson easier to remember, and understand. This is by far, one of the best Japanese lessons, I've seen. Thank you!
@@ayi3455 in some cases, immersing yourself in media full of the language you want to learn can result in you understanding the language without starting from the beginning; this works better the younger you are I'm 18 and just by falling asleep to Japanese people talking (and listening to only Japanese music), it's actually helped me a great deal! My pronunciations are better than most beginners, and although I may not know what every word means, I recognize many when I learn them, which is a huge help because recognizing the word before you've learned its meaning solidifies its memory in your mind when you do learn the meaning 😄 even if it doesn't work as well for other people I hope you all try your best to use your time asleep as a gateway to something greater!
@@UzumakiHarutoJP Yes! I'm not quite N5 yet but a large portion of my learning has been through listening to words through Japanese music and videos and then researching their meanings and real-life applications. These videos help me a lot.
@@turtle7459 precisely Keep up the good work, I think I'm finally somewhere between N4-N3 level (at least knowledge-wise, speaking is a different story though) 10 months later from posting that comment, so I wish you luck that you'll get even further!
I think its funny when you crossed when the light was still red. Im learning 日本語、with text books. Currently at reading かんじ grammer and the correct usage of particles.. Im new here. Just subscribed. Greetings from マレーシア
I spent about 2 and a half years learning Japanese through Duolingo before going to Tokyo, and thought I had some things down reasonably. I quickly learned that people speak a lot differently in real life than they do on the language learning app! I really like these videos because you can hear how normal people talk in everyday environments.
What I really like about these lesson videos is that whenever he says something in casual/informal way, he puts the proper way or alternate way to say it in parenthesis. For example, he said “なんで (だから)” and I knew what he meant. These videos are really helpful! I’ve been trying to get more listening practice, but most of the things I’ve been using are too much like the textbook, and I know it’s not very natural or practical. This is so authentic, also it’s at a perfect pace! He doesn’t talk too fast or too slow either! :)
@@karankumardubey9639 How... Ummm... I'll be honest, "There is no royal road to learning." But just a few words to you. Acquiring vocabulary is not necessarily the same as pronouncing it. As for Japanese pronunciation, you have to do a lot of listening and imitate the Japanese way of speaking. Do you understand basic Japanese grammar? If you don't understand Japanese grammar, you can't listen. Grammar is the most important part of language learning. I don't know if these will work for you, but I am here to support you in your Japanese learning.
This is the kind of learning I was looking for. Sentences and expressions that are used by everyone everyday, the announcements you hear on the train, etc. Thank you for making this!
bro, i know 4 years already passed since you recorded this video, but i need to thank you. tnks for the video, for your great attitude , for made the transcription and for gave us the motivation
@@crobatgaming5661 You can't just ignore it; yes, hiragana is the main one they use but there's circumstances where there's borrowed sounds or just alternative sounds that don't exist in hiragana, so you just will not be able to read or understand anything if you don't learn both. It's literally impossible to learn the language otherwise.
This is such a brilliant idea. I've been through so many Japanese textbooks, but not a single one taught me how to communicate naturally with people around me. I also like that every word is available in kana. It makes it easy for me to look up words I don't know in a dictionary. I wish it had been kanji with furigana though, because reading just kana can be really confusing. I'm definitely going to watch all of these :)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke That's great to hear! Then I have absolutely nothing to complain about. Haha! :) Thank you so much for doing this! These videos are so helpful to me.
It's very hard for me to learn japanese, I've been trying for many years, 7 or 8 years I think, but I have a hard time remembering. Hearing you say "Please learn japanese" gives me motivation again and I'll keep trying my very best. Thank you very much.
it's great to have a local teacher here on youtube that can bring us the knowledge of a real conversation in japanese, good job and keep doing these videos!
I came here from reddit as well ... your channel is really really great for listening practice. Your speaking speed is not too fast or too slow ... and you're not OVER=pronouncing words which is even more helpful and I think most people will really appreciate that. Please keep it up and I look forward to watching all of your videos!
Actually, there are some English textbooks in Japan that are like my videos. But they are expensive. And there are few Japanese textbooks like this in the United States. So I tried to make. Enjoy your study !!
This is perfect! As someone not adept yet with kanji, i find it difficult to read podcast that has pure japanese (hiragana with kanji) subtitles. Thanks a lot! Subscribed ❣️
As a somewhat beginner myself, thank you for pausing after sentences. I find myself needing time to process what I've just heard when it comes to people speaking, and most channels don't do that or talk agonizingly slow, this is very helpful ^^
@@TheMidnightGarnet no no You listen to this videos translate **Word by Word** understand and recognize it in a sentence And you will find the **repetitive** Words these words will expand your vocab and you will understand everything
@@crobatgaming5661 I think I noticed The "careful" and "attention" translation when the word "ごちゅうい" was used. I don't remember what else I noticed though. I was just also pausing to try to see how much signs I could read out loud. Also paused to read to compare the English and Japanese and say what he was saying. Like shadowing.
Ive already spent three minutes trying to train my ears for just the first 13 seconds of audio....Unbelievable. If someone was able to study this as a teenager, they'd have an amazing tool to manhandle the spoken and written parts of Japanese.
Thank you! I just needed some normal, conversational Japanese to practice listening comprehension, and this is perfect. Can't wait for more of these videos! :)
For people who's learning kanji, you can click on the three dots that is next to the "save" button and click "open transcript". But also keep in mind that there could also be mistakes also. So be sure to check the video's subtitles to see if the transcript is correct.
This will get me back in line, I studied Japanese for 4 years I still understand and read it but I’m having hard time constructing sentences now since there’s no one to talk to,
I've never been able to learn a language simply by reading and studying, I've always learned by just watching series/a youtube channel or something and this is gonna help a lot (Helped me a lot when I was learning German and Russian)! Thank you :D
@@beemine1603 for German I mainly used TV like RTL and SuperRTL when I was like 5 years old, I've been learning German ever since I could talk so Im sorry but I can't help u 😭
I found this video from my UA-cam recommendation and i really like it. Difficulty is pretty high for me but i was really excited when i recognised some words. So thank you, i will watch your other videos when i improve my Japanese. このビデオはすごいです。ありがとうございます。
I found this while looking for a Japanese language video to fall asleep to. The sound of cars and lack of English makes it perfect! Oyasumi nasai 😴 Edit: I couldn't sleep. I watched the whole thing. 😆 It was so relaxing, and the kana subtitles were perfect for my level! I learned a lot of new words. Arigatou gozaimasu!
interesting how it works differently, sound of cars gives me stress but strong wind rustling trees is relaxing even though I guess it's pretty similar white noise
If I may make a suggestion, if you could post the hiragana subtitles in the info box, I would be able to look up words easily with my browser extension. Thank you!
Thank you for the video. I'm writing down every sentence and learning them,because learning from books are hard for me. Video is really useful,thank you a lot❤
Thank you for only writing in hiragana and katakana! I personally focus on learning to speak japanese rather than write for the beginning so this video is just perfect!! Most of the time I know the vocabulary but not the kanji because I have no actual use for writing in japanese at the moment. So thank you again for this helpful video !
I will go to Japan for work a few month later. I've study Japanese 4 month but it's just like a beginer. Your video is useful for me. Thanks for producing.
Thanks for the comment ! But a few months later... I hope the coronavirus will have died down by then. And I sincerely wish you all the best in your work !!
Japan is so trusting it’s shocking to see. The door/gate to get into the train-station was opened but he payed anyway. As someone who lives in the ghetto where you take what you can get I’m amazed at the honesty.
this video is so good. classes dont teach you the little things about what to pay attention to when riding a train, how to buy something at a store, etc. like for example a lot of people who were traveling there would've just brought the card up to the checkout not knowing some items are just for display.
ゆうすけ Thank for the video, it helped a bunch. Even if you don't have the time to pause and analyze the sentences it's still a great video to use if you just want to get familiar with casual or normal Japanese instead of the textbook japanese.
3 years late, but glad you're still active recently Stumbling over this while I'm looking for Japanese News with English subtitles, but must admit this is better than Japanese news for me , somehow Japanese news is still too fast for me right now
I learnt hiragana and katakana almost a year ago, but didn't make much progress after that. I got serious about a month ago, and now I'm learning both kanji and grammar. Thank you so much for these videos, they really come in handy even as background noise whenever I'm studying. Saludos desde Chile!
Your Chanel is the perfect one with hiragana katakana and easy Japanese. I listen every day and I feel like I am in Japan.. Amazing clarity.. good job. You definitely deserve more than a cup of coffee. Domo Arigato Gozaimasu!!!!
A brilliant series introducing colloquial Japanese in everyday places which visitors may encounter. English subs are great. Some of the dialogue might sound quite fast/indistinct for beginners/intermediates so needs some listening practice.
Hello! I came across this video quite by accident, I was just starting to learn Japanese for a very long time ago, but unfortunately I very soon could not continue my studies, my hands dropped. Your video reminded me of that time and your words, "Please learn Japanese," as if they gave me a chance to remember that time, perhaps even gave me hope for a second chance, thank you🥹 Also, your videos will help in learning English, because it is not my native language😖 I am also surprised that for 4 years you continue to respond to comments and make videos, it means a lot to us, the audience. Thank you again for your hard work, good luck and success in all your endeavors!😊💖🌸🍀
You can restart your language learning as "many times" as you like. I studied English, but gave up 3 times before I could speak it. It took me more than 4 years to speak English. There are many people learning foreign languages, but there is only one difference between those who will be able to speak a foreign language and those who won't be able to in the future. It's just "Give up or not?" If you don't give up, you will surely speak it one day. I believe you will make your life even more satisfying through language learning (＾ω＾)
If there are people who need my videos, I will continue to do this. But I shoot by myself and edit by myself, so it takes a long time to upload. So the next video is three to four weeks later. Still watch the next one, too.
Thank you so much, mate. This video series is perfect. I have to say though, my favourite time to visit Japan is in the winter actually. Blue skies nearly every day!
Omgg I think I will attempt to learn Japanese again - this style of video seems like it would really help make it stick. This is such a brilliant teaching format - thank you for posting this!
I just discovered this account and it was rlly useful. Not only I'm learning Japanese, at the same time I can know more what Japan is like. Thank you^^
@@moshimoshi.yusuke these videos can be good to practice listening at normal speed, I wanted to ask if you had podcast I like using those better since I can close the app if I’m cooing or jogging so I can hear at the same time.
Thank you so much for this , i am learning japanese and can now understand many words , i think audio and subtitles are the best way to learn need to hear pronunciation from native speaker and then after can focus on writing
I just discovered your channel today and I will be watching all your videos soon! ホンマにありがとうございます! Thank you so much for your effort in subtitling the train announcements in hirigana and katakana so I can actually look up the words! This sort of intermediate level content is very hard to find, I will buy you a coffee for your efforts!
And now here I sit, speaking one of the most complicated languages on the world, trying to learn another complicated language. Greetings from Germany! The Video was awesome and the English were fine.
Oh, Yusuke Sensei, your video class is really unique and meaningful to me, as a japanese student. I hope you continue making this kind of videos. Your work is welcome here and really helpful. I will spread the news about you! Doumo arigatou Gozaimashita, Yusuke Sensei!
The pleasure is mine ! The Japanese are nervous about their personal information, so I hide the faces of the people who appear or walk in the streets. I think it would be easier to understand our language if you could watch their facial expressions and their mouth movements. But.... Thank you for enjoying my videos !!
I am watching all of your videos right now ^^ It’s amazing that you had the courage to start this UA-cam channel and that you broke free from the usual office work life. It’s praiseworthy that you are living the life you want instead of the life everyone is expecting you to live :) keep the work up!! I will watch all your videos ~
I love this concept! One question tho, it seems you have many videos with this format on your channel (which is awesome!) so why don't you have a playlist with all of them on your channel? I would love to be able to see all of them in order easily
Thanks for the comment! (^ω^) I haven't made enough videos yet to sort through them in a playlist. Instead, I'm showing my friends' videos in a playlist.
I dont think these videos could have found me at any better time. I JUST bought my very first hiragana/katakana practice book the other day and these videos will help me immensely!
First time I found a channel that really know how to teach Japanese language that makes everyone to understand easily and help to improve speaking....thank you so much for this wonderful idea...
Good work! I am a beginner who wants to improve my listening skills without romaji. This video is perfect -- thank you again for your efforts. I would also enjoy more conversations that you have with other people you see in daily life -- both friends and clerks. Thank you again!
I'm learning japanese and found your videos today in my recommendations, i already know hiragana, katakana and a little bit of kanji Thank You for making useful videos!!
Hello from Brazil! I'm a linguist teacher. Don't worry about any possible English inaccuracies. The important thing is to communicate and teach the target language, Japanese in this case. Thank you!
AMAZING idea to make a video with just hiragana and katakana subtitles. As a beginner I don’t want to waste any time learning spoken Japanese, but most videos have kanji subs which makes it hard to read unless you’re a bit advanced.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke yesss of course of course but I've been learning like 20 kanji a week because of college stuff so it's been slow going :( but because of your videos I don't have to slow down my listening skills practice too at least! So thanks!
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3:45 "that's not a good choice" is wrong. It should say "it can't be helped."
You're right. Now I know that. My English ability when I made this video was at this level, but getting better little by little.(^ω^)
Anyway, thank you for watching this video😊
@@moshimoshi.yusuke I just commented to help out other learners 😊, thank you for posting!
@@TheJourney667
(^ω^) Thank you! 👍️
@@moshimoshi.yusuke that's fine don't worry..you are helping people by creating these so helpful free videos. People should see the positives
@@rrr61592
Thank you. I'm trying my best to study as one of the language learners. Let's all do our best too. I'm rooting for Japanese language learners😊
“Please learn Japanese…” thank you sir for saying those golden words. Finally someone is telling me to learn Japanese instead of quitting it.
have you gotten any better?
Ignore the gatekeepers, do what you want, and have fun.
がんばれ！
I feel this 😭
No because it’s actually not normal how many people tell Japanese learners to quit like wth
Oh, this is perfect. I'll have to crawl through it line by line but this is exactly the sort of learning tool I was looking for
Thank you! My other videos are in practical Japanese as well, so please watch them!
same
Hello from the future, do you have more channels recommendation like this one? Im looking for sources for shadowing and listening practice
Sir please give your social media Id just like book or Instagram ❤️🙏🙏🥰😥😥
@@codenamejo do you know about Refold? I found recommendations there. Though if you can easily understand that video you can immerse in real content I guess.
12:20 No, actually it's best for the cam to shake left-and-right like that. Imo it gives us the feels of authenticity, like we're really there and not just watching a video
I would be happy if the people watching this video feel like they are in Japan. Thank you!!
Your Japanese lessons ARE THE BEST. not like the other ones, where they just have words on the screen and don't do anything. Your lessons have the words and a video of you outside in the city shopping, etc. It makes the lesson easier to remember, and understand. This is by far, one of the best Japanese lessons, I've seen. Thank you!
Thank you, I'm glad ! (^ω^)
I think that reality is necessary for language learning. I want to give it to you.
at least, one must have Japanese capability equals to N5+ to understand this video, not a complete beginner...
@@ayi3455 in some cases, immersing yourself in media full of the language you want to learn can result in you understanding the language without starting from the beginning; this works better the younger you are
I'm 18 and just by falling asleep to Japanese people talking (and listening to only Japanese music), it's actually helped me a great deal! My pronunciations are better than most beginners, and although I may not know what every word means, I recognize many when I learn them, which is a huge help because recognizing the word before you've learned its meaning solidifies its memory in your mind when you do learn the meaning 😄 even if it doesn't work as well for other people I hope you all try your best to use your time asleep as a gateway to something greater!
@@UzumakiHarutoJP Yes! I'm not quite N5 yet but a large portion of my learning has been through listening to words through Japanese music and videos and then researching their meanings and real-life applications. These videos help me a lot.
@@turtle7459 precisely
Keep up the good work, I think I'm finally somewhere between N4-N3 level (at least knowledge-wise, speaking is a different story though) 10 months later from posting that comment, so I wish you luck that you'll get even further!
I love that you put subtitle in a full hiragana and katakana, so the beginners can read it and won't be confused because of kanji
Great idea and execution. It is soo immersive i actually feel like im there too.
Thanks for the nice comment! Please watch my other videos too.
I think its funny when you crossed when the light was still red. Im learning 日本語、with text books. Currently at reading かんじ grammer and the correct usage of particles.. Im new here. Just subscribed. Greetings from マレーシア
I spent about 2 and a half years learning Japanese through Duolingo before going to Tokyo, and thought I had some things down reasonably. I quickly learned that people speak a lot differently in real life than they do on the language learning app!
I really like these videos because you can hear how normal people talk in everyday environments.
Duolingo is for vocabulary. I use anime and Hololive for the rest. Hololive is a Japanese UA-camr company.
What I really like about these lesson videos is that whenever he says something in casual/informal way, he puts the proper way or alternate way to say it in parenthesis. For example, he said “なんで (だから)” and I knew what he meant. These videos are really helpful! I’ve been trying to get more listening practice, but most of the things I’ve been using are too much like the textbook, and I know it’s not very natural or practical. This is so authentic, also it’s at a perfect pace! He doesn’t talk too fast or too slow either! :)
(^ω^)👍️
@@moshimoshi.yusuke can i talk with you
@@karankumardubey9639
Of course! Do you have any questions?
@@moshimoshi.yusuke how can we get vocabulary in Japanese language.
Because it is hard to pronounce it naturally
@@karankumardubey9639
How... Ummm... I'll be honest,
"There is no royal road to learning."
But just a few words to you.
Acquiring vocabulary is not necessarily the same as pronouncing it.
As for Japanese pronunciation, you have to do a lot of listening and imitate the Japanese way of speaking.
Do you understand basic Japanese grammar? If you don't understand Japanese grammar, you can't listen.
Grammar is the most important part of language learning.
I don't know if these will work for you, but I am here to support you in your Japanese learning.
This is the kind of learning I was looking for. Sentences and expressions that are used by everyone everyday, the announcements you hear on the train, etc.
Thank you for making this!
bro, i know 4 years already passed since you recorded this video, but i need to thank you. tnks for the video, for your great attitude , for made the transcription and for gave us the motivation
I'm not even at this level yet (I've only just started learning kana), but this video looks really good, so I'll save it and come back later
what is your level now? Can you understand it now?
How's it going now? Did you learn the kana?
@@Nightmare91o Only hiragana katakana is hard im ignoring it
@@crobatgaming5661 You can't just ignore it; yes, hiragana is the main one they use but there's circumstances where there's borrowed sounds or just alternative sounds that don't exist in hiragana, so you just will not be able to read or understand anything if you don't learn both. It's literally impossible to learn the language otherwise.
@apeirocell how's it going man ?
This is such a brilliant idea. I've been through so many Japanese textbooks, but not a single one taught me how to communicate naturally with people around me.
I also like that every word is available in kana. It makes it easy for me to look up words I don't know in a dictionary. I wish it had been kanji with furigana though, because reading just kana can be really confusing.
I'm definitely going to watch all of these :)
Thank you😊
My recent videos are subtitled with kanji + furigana. Check them out if you're interested!
ua-cam.com/video/WMRwIrcaNnY/v-deo.html
@@moshimoshi.yusuke That's great to hear! Then I have absolutely nothing to complain about. Haha! :) Thank you so much for doing this! These videos are so helpful to me.
Oh yeah, when you read those subtitles in 30 second, Yusuke speak in 2 second
Exactly😂
It's very hard for me to learn japanese, I've been trying for many years, 7 or 8 years I think, but I have a hard time remembering. Hearing you say "Please learn japanese" gives me motivation again and I'll keep trying my very best. Thank you very much.
I'm very happy to hear that!
I'm rooting for you😊
it's great to have a local teacher here on youtube that can bring us the knowledge of a real conversation in japanese, good job and keep doing these videos!
I came here from reddit as well ... your channel is really really great for listening practice. Your speaking speed is not too fast or too slow ... and you're not OVER=pronouncing words which is even more helpful and I think most people will really appreciate that. Please keep it up and I look forward to watching all of your videos!
Actually, there are some English textbooks in Japan that are like my videos. But they are expensive. And there are few Japanese textbooks like this in the United States. So I tried to make.
Enjoy your study !!
This is perfect! As someone not adept yet with kanji, i find it difficult to read podcast that has pure japanese (hiragana with kanji) subtitles. Thanks a lot! Subscribed ❣️
Thanks! 👍️
As a somewhat beginner myself, thank you for pausing after sentences.
I find myself needing time to process what I've just heard when it comes to people speaking, and most channels don't do that or talk agonizingly slow, this is very helpful ^^
This is so helpful, thank you! You also made me realize that even normal speaking speed is too much for me at this level 😂 I hope to improve!
If you listen to a lot of Japanese, your Japanese ability will improve. I hope I can help you !!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke listen to japanese speech more, got it!
@@TheMidnightGarnet no no You listen to this videos translate **Word by Word** understand and recognize it in a sentence And you will find the **repetitive** Words these words will expand your vocab and you will understand everything
@@crobatgaming5661 I think I noticed The "careful" and "attention" translation when the word "ごちゅうい" was used. I don't remember what else I noticed though.
I was just also pausing to try to see how much signs I could read out loud.
Also paused to read to compare the English and Japanese and say what he was saying. Like shadowing.
Ive already spent three minutes trying to train my ears for just the first 13 seconds of audio....Unbelievable. If someone was able to study this as a teenager, they'd have an amazing tool to manhandle the spoken and written parts of Japanese.
Thank you! I just needed some normal, conversational Japanese to practice listening comprehension, and this is perfect. Can't wait for more of these videos! :)
Thank you for watching.
I hope your Japanese will improve.
でも つぎの どうがは １かげつご です
しばらく まってて ください
This showed up randomly in my recommended.
Few seconds in and I know this is exactly what I need
(＾ω＾)👍️
Absolutely love the idea of learning Japanese this way with Hiragana & Katakana substitles. I love your voice as well XD
My videos are for people who feel that kanji is interfering with learning Japanese.
I'm glad you said you love my voice. Thank you !! (^_^)/
These video series are a treasure.
For people who's learning kanji, you can click on the three dots that is next to the "save" button and click "open transcript". But also keep in mind that there could also be mistakes also. So be sure to check the video's subtitles to see if the transcript is correct.
This is very helpful, thank you!
I am assuming the transcript button is no longer there, as I have not seen it in a long time
@@OrangeC7 Yeah. For some reason it’s not there anymore..
As far as I know the Japanese auto-subbing is really off.
the benefits of your video to me is to familiarized the sound of Japanese voice during actual conversation that is my biggest struggle
this channel should be known by everyone who are learning Japanese there is so much effort on it
私は３年間ぐらい日本語を勉強しているイタリア人です。この種の動画は役に立つと思います。自然に日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございます!
こちらこそコメントありがとうございます。役に立ったら嬉しいです！
Bilingual Subtitle is the best. testing my reading skills rn.. thank you so much for this video! subbed!
This was such a great video, it was nice to read along with you as you walked around the city I was so amazed at how beautiful it is there
This will get me back in line, I studied Japanese for 4 years I still understand and read it but I’m having hard time constructing sentences now since there’s no one to talk to,
I've never been able to learn a language simply by reading and studying, I've always learned by just watching series/a youtube channel or something and this is gonna help a lot (Helped me a lot when I was learning German and Russian)! Thank you :D
Oooh I’m currently learning Russian ! Could you have a ressource to recommend ?
@@brize3452 Natalia practical Russian!! She does house tours in Russian with both Russian and English subs
@@Emkito Thanks bro !
Oh I'm currently learning German but I didn't find any good ressource.. Do you have recommendations pleasee
@@beemine1603 for German I mainly used TV like RTL and SuperRTL when I was like 5 years old, I've been learning German ever since I could talk so Im sorry but I can't help u 😭
thank you for posting this video I’ve been finding a free and a native speaker that only have hiragana and katakana..
ヴぇネツィアの大学で日本語を勉強しましたが、日本人が話すとき、私はまだ彼らが言うことをあまり理解していません。ゆうすけさんのビデオを共有してくれてありがとうございます！私が勉強するのに非常に役立つと思います!
日本語でコメントしてくれて ありがとうございます！ Marinoさんの日本語は文法が正しく読みやすいので かなり勉強していると思います。
たくさんリスニングをすれば絶対に上達しますよ！(^_^)
I found this video from my UA-cam recommendation and i really like it. Difficulty is pretty high for me but i was really excited when i recognised some words. So thank you, i will watch your other videos when i improve my Japanese.
このビデオはすごいです。ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます😊
I am gonna cry. 来月はナットテストはあります。自分で日本語の勉強をするから、すごくむずかしいでし。 I have been looking for things like this. You are an angel. たくさんありがとう。見せてくれてうれしい。
I found this while looking for a Japanese language video to fall asleep to. The sound of cars and lack of English makes it perfect! Oyasumi nasai 😴
Edit: I couldn't sleep. I watched the whole thing. 😆 It was so relaxing, and the kana subtitles were perfect for my level! I learned a lot of new words. Arigatou gozaimasu!
You couldn't sleep?
Good night again 💤
interesting how it works differently, sound of cars gives me stress but strong wind rustling trees is relaxing even though I guess it's pretty similar white noise
Awesome channel! Thank you for the subtitles. This is just what I need!
If I may make a suggestion, if you could post the hiragana subtitles in the info box, I would be able to look up words easily with my browser extension. Thank you!
(^o^)/ Thank you !
I appreciate so much your effort and time to do this! どもありがとうございます!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the video. I'm writing down every sentence and learning them,because learning from books are hard for me. Video is really useful,thank you a lot❤
Thank you for only writing in hiragana and katakana! I personally focus on learning to speak japanese rather than write for the beginning so this video is just perfect!! Most of the time I know the vocabulary but not the kanji because I have no actual use for writing in japanese at the moment. So thank you again for this helpful video !
I will go to Japan for work a few month later. I've study Japanese 4 month but it's just like a beginer. Your video is useful for me.
Thanks for producing.
Thanks for the comment !
But a few months later... I hope the coronavirus will have died down by then.
And I sincerely wish you all the best in your work !!
I've just started learning, your video is that's what I needed to study this beautiful language
Thank you! (^ω^)
Language learning takes a lot of time. So learn patiently.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke got it, thank you
(◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。
You're really comforting to listen to. Thank you
This really makes me miss Japan and your videos are really useful too. Thank you
I needed this because I’m going to take JLPT this July and i needed to sharpen my listening comprehension and grammarization.
I wish you the best of luck with the JLPT test next month!👍️
Japan is so trusting it’s shocking to see. The door/gate to get into the train-station was opened but he payed anyway. As someone who lives in the ghetto where you take what you can get I’m amazed at the honesty.
日本語勉強はこんな動画が最高便利と思います。作ってありがとうございます
8 months in and i understand 30%
LETS GOOOO
What was your methods
this video is so good. classes dont teach you the little things about what to pay attention to when riding a train, how to buy something at a store, etc. like for example a lot of people who were traveling there would've just brought the card up to the checkout not knowing some items are just for display.
I've just found this channel, it sounds interesting and helps japanese learners learn Japanese in real situation. In short, it's an awesome channel.
Welcome to my channel!!
Newer videos on this channel are more informative as they use kanji & furigana, so if you are interested, check them out😊
ゆうすけ Thank for the video, it helped a bunch. Even if you don't have the time to pause and analyze the sentences it's still a great video to use if you just want to get familiar with casual or normal Japanese instead of the textbook japanese.
I love this. I hate typical UA-camrs with their annoying humor and need for attention. This is great. Thank you.
I made this video because I wanted to make a language video that you could watch while relaxing.
Thank you (^_^)
This is nice keep it up it’s a big help for us (beginners) 🙂☺️
Thank you ! (^o^)/
I'll support your japanese learning.
3 years late, but glad you're still active recently
Stumbling over this while I'm looking for Japanese News with English subtitles, but must admit this is better than Japanese news for me , somehow Japanese news is still too fast for me right now
Mate, I just want to thank you for the effort put in this video!
I learnt hiragana and katakana almost a year ago, but didn't make much progress after that. I got serious about a month ago, and now I'm learning both kanji and grammar. Thank you so much for these videos, they really come in handy even as background noise whenever I'm studying.
Saludos desde Chile!
Your Chanel is the perfect one with hiragana katakana and easy Japanese. I listen every day and I feel like I am in Japan.. Amazing clarity.. good job. You definitely deserve more than a cup of coffee. Domo Arigato Gozaimasu!!!!
Thanks! (^ω^)
A cup of coffee is enough
I’ve been searching channel like this and I finally found it Thank you so much I really needed this kind of videos
(＾ω＾)welcome👍️
This is really best channel for beginner of Nihongo learner! ❤ Thanks for making videos...
YAAAAASS! Where have you been my whole Japanese learning time! Thank you for the video!
＼(^-^)／
A brilliant series introducing colloquial Japanese in everyday places which visitors may encounter. English subs are great. Some of the dialogue might sound quite fast/indistinct for beginners/intermediates so needs some listening practice.
Hello! I came across this video quite by accident, I was just starting to learn Japanese for a very long time ago, but unfortunately I very soon could not continue my studies, my hands dropped. Your video reminded me of that time and your words, "Please learn Japanese," as if they gave me a chance to remember that time, perhaps even gave me hope for a second chance, thank you🥹 Also, your videos will help in learning English, because it is not my native language😖 I am also surprised that for 4 years you continue to respond to comments and make videos, it means a lot to us, the audience. Thank you again for your hard work, good luck and success in all your endeavors!😊💖🌸🍀
You can restart your language learning as "many times" as you like.
I studied English, but gave up 3 times before I could speak it. It took me more than 4 years to speak English.
There are many people learning foreign languages, but there is only one difference between those who will be able to speak a foreign language and those who won't be able to in the future. It's just "Give up or not?" If you don't give up, you will surely speak it one day. I believe you will make your life even more satisfying through language learning (＾ω＾)
@@moshimoshi.yusukeThank you from the bottom of my heart for your kind words🥹💖💖💖
Bro this is awesome! Please keep making videos like this! I feel like your channel will get big! 😁
Thank you! I hope so.＼(^_^)／
This is such a good way to learn nihongo!! Thanks for doing these videos
this is sooo good, thank you so much for this and I hope that you continue doing these
If there are people who need my videos, I will continue to do this. But I shoot by myself and edit by myself, so it takes a long time to upload. So the next video is three to four weeks later. Still watch the next one, too.
Thank you so much, mate. This video series is perfect. I have to say though, my favourite time to visit Japan is in the winter actually. Blue skies nearly every day!
Hi mate! Yeah, it's nice to have less rainy days in the winter!
It does feels like playing an open-world RPG. Nice slice of life study material. Arigatou
Yeah, some people call my videos RPG.
Omgg I think I will attempt to learn Japanese again - this style of video seems like it would really help make it stick. This is such a brilliant teaching format - thank you for posting this!
View from the train window and walking up the bridge was so beautiful!
ありがとうございます
(^_^)
I just discovered this account and it was rlly useful. Not only I'm learning Japanese, at the same time I can know more what Japan is like. Thank you^^
^_^
think i'll have to listen to these vids at 0.75 speed for a while to pick up some of the words - so fast! nice channel
Thank you! If you listen to a lot of Japanese, you'll get used to our normal speed in the near future. Take it easy !! (-.-)y-~
@@moshimoshi.yusuke these videos can be good to practice listening at normal speed, I wanted to ask if you had podcast I like using those better since I can close the app if I’m cooing or jogging so I can hear at the same time.
@@fsutori7645
Sorry, I don't do podcasts.
Enjoy my videos on UA-cam. ^_^
Thank you so much for this , i am learning japanese and can now understand many words , i think audio and subtitles are the best way to learn need to hear pronunciation from native speaker and then after can focus on writing
I just discovered your channel today and I will be watching all your videos soon! ホンマにありがとうございます! Thank you so much for your effort in subtitling the train announcements in hirigana and katakana so I can actually look up the words! This sort of intermediate level content is very hard to find, I will buy you a coffee for your efforts!
Hi, Andy! Thanks for the coffee!
You discovered this today? Good!
Next week I'm gonna upload a video with kanji + furigana subtitles. (^ω^)
And now here I sit, speaking one of the most complicated languages on the world, trying to learn another complicated language.
Greetings from Germany! The Video was awesome and the English were fine.
(^_^)/~~
Japanese Chinese Arabic...
It's hard to learn any language >_
@@moshimoshi.yusuke true ๑'͡o_'͡o๑
Thank you so much! This channel and your videos are gold!
Thank for making this video and for writing in hiragana and katakana. It’s makes it easier to follow for me because I am just learning Japanese.
Oh, Yusuke Sensei, your video class is really unique and meaningful to me, as a japanese student. I hope you continue making this kind of videos. Your work is welcome here and really helpful. I will spread the news about you!
Doumo arigatou Gozaimashita, Yusuke Sensei!
The pleasure is mine !
The Japanese are nervous about their personal information, so I hide the faces of the people who appear or walk in the streets.
I think it would be easier to understand our language if you could watch their facial expressions and their mouth movements. But....
Thank you for enjoying my videos !!
Your video is extremely helpful. I think I just figured out the Japanese way of writing “Nihon”! Thank you!
日本
I think videos like this are the best way to learn. You are speaking naturally, and it helps with intonation and sentence forming. Thank you so much!
I finally found the channel I was looking for, warm greetings from Indonesia😄
I am watching all of your videos right now ^^ It’s amazing that you had the courage to start this UA-cam channel and that you broke free from the usual office work life. It’s praiseworthy that you are living the life you want instead of the life everyone is expecting you to live :) keep the work up!! I will watch all your videos ~
(°∀°)👍️ Thank you~!
日本人ですがコメント失礼します！
私の海外の友人が、この動画は分かりやすく、一緒に散歩をしているみたいで見ていて楽しいと言っていました！私もついついまったりと眺めてしまいました☺️
英語を改めて習い始めた私にとってもこの動画はとても丁寧に作られているのが分かります、それに海外の方々のコメントを見てとても嬉しいです！心が温まる思いです😌
お体に気を付けて動画の作成を頑張って下さい！これからも応援しています！💪✨️
コメントありがとうございます。とても嬉しいです😊これは数年前の動画ですが このチャンネルの比較的新しい動画は より正しい英語字幕 + 漢字 + ふりがな が付いているので ご興味があれば見て下さい😊
@@moshimoshi.yusuke
是非！友人と楽しみながらゆっくりと見させて頂きます！
御丁寧にありがとうございます☺️✨️
That was exactly what I was looking for. THANK YOU!
(^ω^)
This video was a youtube recommendation, I think this is a sign to start study japanese. I will comeback to update. Thanks for the video.
I love this concept! One question tho, it seems you have many videos with this format on your channel (which is awesome!) so why don't you have a playlist with all of them on your channel? I would love to be able to see all of them in order easily
Thanks for the comment! (^ω^)
I haven't made enough videos yet to sort through them in a playlist. Instead, I'm showing my friends' videos in a playlist.
ありがとうございます🙏🙏🙏私は日本語を勉強しています。でも話すとか聞くのがむすかしいと思います。このビデオはすばらしいです。😊👍
ありがとうございます！
韓国の人は外国語を覚えるのが とても早いですよね！
動画を楽しんでくれて嬉しいです。
"It's only used hiragana and katakana.", my heart torn appart :( , i'm learning kanji, that's why.
(´-ω-`)
me to
I'm sorry, (>.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke 実は本当にありがとうございます。
@@Sanju-30
ありがとうございます (^ω^)
I dont think these videos could have found me at any better time. I JUST bought my very first hiragana/katakana practice book the other day and these videos will help me immensely!
i haven't gotten to the level where i understand a lot of words yet, but the video is very useful for practicing pronunciation of hiragana!
First time I found a channel that really know how to teach Japanese language that makes everyone to understand easily and help to improve speaking....thank you so much for this wonderful idea...
(^。^)👍
すごいチャンネルだ！本当にありがとう！
(^ω^)👍️
この動画ありがとうございます！私はゆうすけさんのナチュラルな日本語を学ぶための動画に本当に感謝しています！！ゆうすけさんのチャネルを見つけたばかりなんですが、これからもゆうすけさんの動画を楽しんで見て、日本語を頑張って勉強します。Thank you!!
応援してます😊 こちらこそ ありがとう!!
Found this right when I need to learn Japanese. This is a great and awesome series!! Thank you so much man
本当にありがとうございました。君のどうがのおかげで一杯新しい言葉を学べました、これからもよろしくお願いします。
こちらこそ、よろしくお願いします！
私はあまり動画をたくさんアップしないですが、待ってて下さいね。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke はい (*^ω^*)
Good work! I am a beginner who wants to improve my listening skills without romaji. This video is perfect -- thank you again for your efforts. I would also enjoy more conversations that you have with other people you see in daily life -- both friends and clerks. Thank you again!
I’m happy to help you (＾ω＾)
I'm learning japanese and found your videos today in my recommendations, i already know hiragana, katakana and a little bit of kanji
Thank You for making useful videos!!
(°∀°) Welcome!!
Hello from Brazil! I'm a linguist teacher. Don't worry about any possible English inaccuracies. The important thing is to communicate and teach the target language, Japanese in this case. Thank you!
Thank you too!!
AMAZING idea to make a video with just hiragana and katakana subtitles. As a beginner I don’t want to waste any time learning spoken Japanese, but most videos have kanji subs which makes it hard to read unless you’re a bit advanced.
(^ω^)
I think that it is necessary to learn kanji someday, but listening is on this channel !!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke yesss of course of course but I've been learning like 20 kanji a week because of college stuff so it's been slow going :( but because of your videos I don't have to slow down my listening skills practice too at least! So thanks!