osakaben and kyoto ben = kansai ben right? I mean they sound similar and they finish sentences with the copula ya instead of da.. or are there any slight differences? :)
@Lecreuset871 yes, verb conjugations are sometimes different first. E.g. "don't have / don't exist" - "arahen (kyoto)" / "arehen (osaka)". And Osakans don't usually use some expressions that people in Kyoto use and vice versa
@ishakak147 Yes, it's quite traditional. I don't think the street is not as scary as you think it would be. It's one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto, so there are always some people walking around there.
My mom is from Osaka. Im gonna learn osaka dialet, then learn kyoto dialect.
maneatingbanana 2 weeks ago
osakaben and kyoto ben = kansai ben right? I mean they sound similar and they finish sentences with the copula ya instead of da.. or are there any slight differences? :)
Lecreuset871 1 month ago
@Lecreuset871 yes, verb conjugations are sometimes different first. E.g. "don't have / don't exist" - "arahen (kyoto)" / "arehen (osaka)". And Osakans don't usually use some expressions that people in Kyoto use and vice versa
onnaranma1228 1 month ago
I think you have a really good English speakin accent<3 and the video is not boring.. good job bro :)
MsAmandaTan 2 months ago
I want to learn Kyotoben soooo bad!
TheKimKyok 2 months ago
This place was in Fighter in the Wind. Where that dojo was. :) I watched that and was like THAT'S GION!!! SO COOL! Haha! I'm such a nerd.
OngakuZukiSan 3 months ago in playlist More videos from onnaranma1228
私も京都に行きたいです！
お聞きしたいんですが、
京都弁と京言葉は同じですか？
わたしは台湾人ですから、日本語はまだ下手です
すみません！
JhengYiLin 3 months ago
@JhengYiLin 同じだと思います。日本語お上手ですよ。
onnaranma1228 3 months ago
また京都に行きたいな～
TwilightsSerenity 4 months ago
@TwilightsSerenity せやな〜
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
Nice! Thanks for this video as always!
DaaNBanaaN 4 months ago
@DaaNBanaaN Dank u wel!
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
Thanks for the video :)
Wow, that street is really old-fashioned - I mean I like it!
But I guess I would be a little bit scared to be there at night, because it's kinda empty.
(does my comment make any sense? o_O)
ishakak147 4 months ago
@ishakak147 Yes, it's quite traditional. I don't think the street is not as scary as you think it would be. It's one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto, so there are always some people walking around there.
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
cool dude ^^,,, you should make more videos :)
killzone2621 4 months ago
@killzone2621 Thanks! Yes I will :)
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
cool video, thanks!!
spellbunny 4 months ago
@spellbunny you're welcome!
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
omorokatta! Good video, ne. :)
blondecrazygaijin 4 months ago
@blondecrazygaijin arigatou ne :)
onnaranma1228 4 months ago
Cool video :) It's often harder to learn local dialects since they aren't taught as frequently as standard Japanese, so thank you!
SprocketTalker 4 months ago
@SprocketTalker That's my point too :) They really should teach local dialects so our communication gets heartwarming and smooth.
onnaranma1228 4 months ago