@jaydenim007 Also, Okinawan and Ainu are seperate languages. Ainu is an isolated language and Okinawan has a S + O + V word order like Korean and like Japanese, but recently Japanese has been taken out of the Altaic language family and has been catagorized in the Japonic language family along with Ryukyun or Okinawan. Both Korea and Japan got their Hanzi from China through the influence of Buddhist scriptures and sutras. They came from the Han Chinese. I will give you that Japanese people
@needmanshini are indeed mixed with Korean blood. That can be proven through anthropology and history. Hanja/Kanji/Hanzi however, is all drived from Buddhist Chinese scholars working with each country to spread Buddhism/Confucuianism.
@jaydenim007 The Japanese term "kanji" means "Han charaters" and is based on the character writing system of the Han Chinese. It may have come from Korea but it did not originate there.
@7seven0fnine9 He is typical example of Korean who obsessed inflated sense of self importance.
Their words are filled with fraud,especially about Japanese.Those type Korean always intend to dirty Japanese culture,history,people,anything.Don't believe Korean words about Japanese and themselves.
Considering this series is actually based off an manga, I'm suprised at the different angle they took. Japan is not used to continual exposure of foreigners in their daily lives and it high lights these points. Also, I think the characters acted in a sterotypical manner so they can be more identifiable. It is progress at least. At least none of the foreigners speak in katakana or are overtly sterotypical. And I think it was more or less having 和 when you do things.
@needmanshini The sensei obviously has these social hangups against foreigners too, but I do not think it is Tom (or was it Bob) was lazy, that he couldn't get along with his Japanese boss. He is working hard, but isn't doing things right. I think it was overall frustration. Most people here are labeling the producers racist when I would say they are more ignorant. At least they show foreigners speaking Japanese on a functional level and getting priority seating at a empty sushi-ya.
@needmanshini Honestly, in real life a boss like the one in this show is highly probable in Japan. However, I think they should of not made some of the scenes overtly sterotypical.
I like how that guy is African and they make him look like he's from Friday After Next
I really tried to like this and I'm usually good at not having bias. There are funny moments, but some things make me a little offended. Whenever Japanese shows stereotype something, they REALLY stereotype it. Not that everything else doesn't do it too, but Japan is just....using them so frequently.
@AnimeGenderBender Maybe the one who thinks it's spelled "nihongga (two gs and an 'a' apparentely) is the "aho", and not the one who learned it in a year, ^^; if you think it's hard, learn it by music like I did....=]
Extremely offensive. We are supposed to sympathise with such a horrible, ignorant, presumptuous, selfish young woman. And we are supposed to accept this false reality where the source of Japan's problems are the gaijin. Get over yourself Japan.
@esw9999 Nah. I get why it is supposed to funny. But it just isn't. The gaijin characters exist not as real people, but just to provide the unlikeable protagonist with emotional and cultural challenges to overcome so we can see her develop. I'm not interested in her journey of discovery. She is quite despicable.
Hmm - so foreigners seat on priority seating and don't know how to use knife or wash a bowl but one day of Japanese class room fixes that? I found it very offensive. Also on my last trip to Japan in 2010 I saw a lot more high school kids sitting on priority seating and just about zero "Gaijin" I lived 8 years in Japan up to 2000 but this tells me things haven't changed match in ignorance side.
Yea, this video focuses on many Japanese stereotypes of black people, Russians and Chinese, which I also found quite offensive. But then again, the audience is Jp.
@Reikko8 Maybe so, but they're still conveying these (racist) stereotypes to the masses via the television. =/
It's even easier to convince people with your point of view when you're making them laugh at the same time, and slowly but surely, these false ideas keep being alive.
on watching the whole video, holy shit this is racist 超人種差別これ！
hanneesh 5 hours ago
I'd hate to live up to the stereotype of western men learning japanese but my god that j chick is HOT.
hanneesh 10 hours ago
王さんかわいい～
aonokawa 5 days ago
lol racism is just everywhere
indigoandbluetoo1 1 week ago
BAD EXAMPLES... Japanese did changed some Chinese characters, but the meaning of 鮪 河豚 and 鮭 is exactly as same as the Chinese meaning.
clkduo 1 week ago
@jaydenim007 Also, Okinawan and Ainu are seperate languages. Ainu is an isolated language and Okinawan has a S + O + V word order like Korean and like Japanese, but recently Japanese has been taken out of the Altaic language family and has been catagorized in the Japonic language family along with Ryukyun or Okinawan. Both Korea and Japan got their Hanzi from China through the influence of Buddhist scriptures and sutras. They came from the Han Chinese. I will give you that Japanese people
needmanshini 2 weeks ago
@needmanshini are indeed mixed with Korean blood. That can be proven through anthropology and history. Hanja/Kanji/Hanzi however, is all drived from Buddhist Chinese scholars working with each country to spread Buddhism/Confucuianism.
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needmanshini 2 weeks ago
何言ってんだよ、席も譲れねえのはてめーら日本人だろうが。
外国行っても電車やバスで席譲れねーくせして何が「日本のルールを受け入れろ」だ。
老人を立たせておいて、自分が座って図々しく化粧してるブス、何人も見たぞ。テメーの崩れた不細工なツラを厚化粧で直す前に、他人の事考えろよ。
私のお母さんと一緒に電車に乗るときも、お母さんは脚が悪くてちゃんと歩けないのに、みんな見て見ぬ振りで普通に携帯いじってますけど？外人だからって心や感情が無いとでも思ってるのかな？「外人って良いよね」っていうなら、外見だけじゃなく中身の事も考えてよ！
神奈川は良い人が多いし、お母さんに席を譲ってくれる人が沢山いたけど、東京はひどい。首都とは思えないくらい閉鎖的。もう少し自分の事を見てから外人の事話せよ。
tattivalenti90 3 weeks ago
@tattivalenti90 今の日本は人に無闇に他人に関わらないし、関わってもらいたくないと思っている。それだけ日本語が流暢なら事情を話せば譲る人は大勢いただろう。根本的に東京の様な大都市で田舎の村のような人付き合いも求めるあなたが間違っている。
sandman2PCGAME 2 weeks ago
@jaydenim007 The Japanese term "kanji" means "Han charaters" and is based on the character writing system of the Han Chinese. It may have come from Korea but it did not originate there.
7seven0fnine9 3 weeks ago
@7seven0fnine9 He is typical example of Korean who obsessed inflated sense of self importance.
Their words are filled with fraud,especially about Japanese.Those type Korean always intend to dirty Japanese culture,history,people,anything.Don't believe Korean words about Japanese and themselves.
sandman2PCGAME 2 weeks ago
大げさ！
xun0327 4 weeks ago
おい、外国人をばかにするなよー（笑）
Kimeru 4 weeks ago
すみません～～
z1222g 1 month ago
我喜欢 有中文字幕 不错 还有日文字幕 很好啊
liuwei061 1 month ago
Considering this series is actually based off an manga, I'm suprised at the different angle they took. Japan is not used to continual exposure of foreigners in their daily lives and it high lights these points. Also, I think the characters acted in a sterotypical manner so they can be more identifiable. It is progress at least. At least none of the foreigners speak in katakana or are overtly sterotypical. And I think it was more or less having 和 when you do things.
needmanshini 1 month ago
@needmanshini The sensei obviously has these social hangups against foreigners too, but I do not think it is Tom (or was it Bob) was lazy, that he couldn't get along with his Japanese boss. He is working hard, but isn't doing things right. I think it was overall frustration. Most people here are labeling the producers racist when I would say they are more ignorant. At least they show foreigners speaking Japanese on a functional level and getting priority seating at a empty sushi-ya.
needmanshini 1 month ago
@needmanshini Honestly, in real life a boss like the one in this show is highly probable in Japan. However, I think they should of not made some of the scenes overtly sterotypical.
needmanshini 1 month ago
I like how that guy is African and they make him look like he's from Friday After Next
I really tried to like this and I'm usually good at not having bias. There are funny moments, but some things make me a little offended. Whenever Japanese shows stereotype something, they REALLY stereotype it. Not that everything else doesn't do it too, but Japan is just....using them so frequently.
yuudokutanoshimi 1 month ago
モビルスーツワロタwww
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SaturdayTerra 1 month ago
Where can i watch english sub ? can someone sub this ? please ;( It will be appreciated
AnimeGenderBender 1 month ago
@AnimeGenderBender haha, said the same thing on another show 1 year ago, now I understand everything they say xD learn the language bitches!
ByMay9th 1 month ago
@ByMay9th =.=" Ninhongga ha tottemo muzukashii .. aho !
AnimeGenderBender 1 month ago
@AnimeGenderBender Maybe the one who thinks it's spelled "nihongga (two gs and an 'a' apparentely) is the "aho", and not the one who learned it in a year, ^^; if you think it's hard, learn it by music like I did....=]
ByMay9th 1 month ago 2
@ByMay9th Have you heard the word TYPO?/ ~ busaiku !!
AnimeGenderBender 1 month ago
@ByMay9th You forgot the "n" they had too. "Ninhongga"...
narutohoshi 1 month ago
日本のルールは知るべきだな。僕にはそんなに怖いな先生が無理、て言うかありえない
ｗｗ。
goshinbi44 1 month ago
@goshinbi44 本当に良く見つかったことがあるよ。特に日本語教師のバイト生としての方を時々見つけた。しかも上級の先生は普通は年をとられた先生だ。そうして給料がこのシリーズによって低いんだが、それは実は学校によってもちろん違うことだ。
needmanshini 1 month ago
中国の漢字のシーンは嘘だらけだけどね、河豚は鮭なんて、馬鹿な。
ROSA19IKYU 2 months ago
いいドラマだとおもいます。
haluayu 2 months ago
Extremely offensive. We are supposed to sympathise with such a horrible, ignorant, presumptuous, selfish young woman. And we are supposed to accept this false reality where the source of Japan's problems are the gaijin. Get over yourself Japan.
davidblenheim 2 months ago
@davidblenheim looks like you quite missed the point.
esw9999 2 months ago
@esw9999 Nah. I get why it is supposed to funny. But it just isn't. The gaijin characters exist not as real people, but just to provide the unlikeable protagonist with emotional and cultural challenges to overcome so we can see her develop. I'm not interested in her journey of discovery. She is quite despicable.
davidblenheim 2 months ago
Hmm - so foreigners seat on priority seating and don't know how to use knife or wash a bowl but one day of Japanese class room fixes that? I found it very offensive. Also on my last trip to Japan in 2010 I saw a lot more high school kids sitting on priority seating and just about zero "Gaijin" I lived 8 years in Japan up to 2000 but this tells me things haven't changed match in ignorance side.
MrMrShogun 3 months ago 10
@MrMrShogun
Yea, this video focuses on many Japanese stereotypes of black people, Russians and Chinese, which I also found quite offensive. But then again, the audience is Jp.
mehdan2 1 month ago
@MrMrShogun Chillbro. This ain't even real.
Reikko8 2 weeks ago
@Reikko8 Maybe so, but they're still conveying these (racist) stereotypes to the masses via the television. =/
It's even easier to convince people with your point of view when you're making them laugh at the same time, and slowly but surely, these false ideas keep being alive.
KayinOne 1 week ago
Thank you so much for uploading this series, evojp520! I loved it!
youdon1234 3 months ago
シェアありがとうございます！♪( ´▽｀)
3年からあたしは日本語の勉強しているベルギー人の女の子ですから、あたしの為にこのドラマはとっても面白いです。あたしの日本語は良くないだと思うけど、全部分かったから、嬉しいです！
またありがとうねー！☆彡
x0kashii 4 months ago 10