japanese is ma favorite! i luv their anime shows, their manga comic books, food, and their languege. (not sure if i spelled dat right). but its just super hard to learn how to speak their lang and draw all dat cool stuff and.....well you know wat i mean...
I'm Japanese, but some of his/her strokes is in the wrong order.
People who wants to learn KANJI precisely should careful not to copy this one.
for exsanple,the first word 『残』(zann) should be written as the "slash" thing at the lower right before the "dot" thing abobe.The dot should be at the last in 『残』.
There are many many other incorrect orders in this writing.
But well...,half of Japanese doesn't care about it and maybe students writes twice or 3X much faster than this writing.
@gothicalanima0204 The celerity and faithfulness to form suggest to me that the writer has personalized his/her ductus after studying traditional form. I assume that it would be off topic were someone to highlight that in English, subjects and verbs ought to agree in number, gender, and case; and that educated people who do care proofread for spelling errors.
lol, my hand writing would be too sloppy to write in Hiragana, Katakana, or Romaji. I'll end up making the letter look more like picture then the actual letters. V-V darn you nerves in my hands, but it doesn't mean I'll give up on this. I will learn this language some how!! :D
@96music4eva: You just have to be keep trying. I thought it would be impossible to learn Kanji, but when I tried really hard, I learned 130 in about 6 weeks. I've still got about 2000 to go, but it's something.
Are you japanese? I think firstly i will try to learn hiragana and katakana :) maybe in the far future i will check on kanji lol.. Though some characters looked like hiragana for me here
@TheTenjin666 Just because we know English to fluency doesn't make it an easy language. Really the two are so different its kinda pointless to compare them. Complaining about 三百 is kinda like complaining about 12 in English.
@MoobiiHavok I don't really mean to argue with you. Just as a learner of Japanese I know that early on reading comments like that can be really discouraging. Language is as hard as you choose to make it and if you get in a mindset that what you are trying to learn is so incomparably much harder than what you know, then you are just setting yourself up for failure.
@TheTenjin666 I thought I commented on this but is not showing.. meh
Comments like this are really unnecessary. Not only is this false, but it also intimidates potential learners of the language, and I think you got got it backwards except for the incomparably part
@TheTenjin666 They start with kana, but if I'm not mistaken, they start learning kanji from pretty young. They have to learn also. A childrens' book in Japan will often have furigana (kana above kanji). If you do some research, you can find a more through explanation of the Japanese education system. I'm just saying from off the top of my head from what I know. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong anyone.
@TheTenjin666 But it's not impossible. It gets easier once you get the basics and get your feet off the ground. You just have to stick with it. From my own experiences, kanji simplifies Japanese a lot, and without knowing kanji, you can't do much in terms of reading/writing even if someone writes all in kana. And learning Japanese in general gets easier as you go along. :-)
@ghoststrider45 Have you had no knowledge??? Go find out what Kanji, Katakana, Hiragana are because you'll understand how they are related from Chinese characters. Go study the history and you'll see what I mean.
@HiddenRainful ありがとうございます！ I've just started learning Japanese, and barely know any Kanji. So I guess I'll be like a Japanese preschooler and write everything in Hiragana until I can remember the 1006 JLPT required Kanji!
Can anyone explain something to me? How do you know when to use Kanji or Hiragana? For example, if I write いえ (ie, meaning 'house'), would it be the same as writing 家? Are they both acceptable? Which is more commonly used?
"家" and "いえ" also means the same. But "いえ" has several meanings. For example, it means no(いいえ), say(言え), healed(癒え) and house(家) and the like. So, if there is a corresponding Kanji, It is common to write in it in Japan.
ikr? i looked up on google to learn what "what" sounds like when they translate it and it sounded totally different when i heard a japenease person say dushte as what and when google said it it sounded like su... :'(
hmm this bothers me... the handwritten characters do not even match closely the way they look on a PC. *sigh* I guess I am giving up on learning Japanese. This is too complicated. You have to learn the Kanji and then it looks totally different when written by a person on paper...
@DNYAP It all has to do with fonts. Just like how English has different font types on the computer. Imagine how people learning English feel. Just get a kanji book off the internet and copy each kanji reminding yourself of the sounds and meanings until the notebook page is full. It gets easer after a while. Trust me.
Hey please reply, but how long did it take you to learn that? I really want to learn because I plan on moving to japan when I'm older and I need to learn. I think the japanese culture is a very fascinating one so I would like some suggestions on learning sites or programs or even apps. Thanks!
How fast are you writing? Slower, faster, or normal? I've never seen someone write fluent Japanese so I'm curious because of how complicated it seems :\
Is this how Japanese people really write 漢字? You wrote 見 incorrectly and for some words your stroke order was just plain backwards. Why can't Japanese people write 漢字? It just looks so bastardised and wrong.
@Hanul91 actually there is an extreamely big difference beetwen japanesse and chinese, their alhabets are verry different and theyr writing system too ;)
Ok, I just have to ask. Is that one, giant run-on sentence, of is the end of every line a sentence or break in flow (like in poetry, a ',' before moving onto the next line)?
@Kiwismoothie222 No nonooo!!! They write and read left to right but the books are right to left. They start at the habck but read it exactly like english, going down the page and then flipping it.
@Kiwismoothie222 No nonooo!!! They write and read left to right but the books are right to left. They start at the habck but read it exactly like english, going down the page and then flipping it.
Japanese is a great language but it's writing system is shit. Two Syllabic alphabets and one symbol system containing 2000 symbols Kanji. And it takes long time to write and it's hard to learn. Kanji is actually extremely unnecessary and Katakana is also unnecessary Hiragana is OK because it is unique but takes very long time to write compare to Hangul and Cyrillic. Which put it in third place and is one of my tree favorite languages after Russian and Spanish
@SMGJohn You're right. The Chinese writing system is an extreme case of tradition getting priority over practicality.
Makes me wander why didn't the Japanese shift completely to Hiragana and Katakana for writing their language. Puritans often say that a Kanji-free orthography would mean a confusing array of homophones, but a phonetic writing system can't possibly be any more ambiguous than the spoken language. People don't draw Kanji in the air while conversing in Japanese, do they?
I wish I hed your handwriting. It is harder for americans to write kanji and hiragana/katakana. I know some kanji and the hiragana alphabet, but since I am american (( even wirth pratice )) my writing is like a 6 year olds. Lol... and I even follow stroke order.
@HarleenVolturi its not that hard to learn the kana. the kanji is the challenge. as for writing it. you learn the same way you learned to write english, practice, practice, practice.
after a while you pick up the commonly used symbols in the kanji and can write new ones as groups of those symbols, and even the kanji become easy to remember.
This is true. I take Japanese classes at school, and I'm in level four. I write some of the kanji that she was writing, but most I don't understand. But yes, practice really does help, like trying to write the kanji for every word you know continuously so you won't forget. And if you do, try again.
It's definitely possible to become good and even fluent in both reading and speaking Japanese if you live there for two years - even one year is usually more than enough.
But if you want to learn Japanese "by yourself" then I would highly recommend the "Tae Kim's Japanese Grammar" guide; search for it on Google.
If you want to be fancy, you can write テイ悪一. The character 悪 stands for 'an evil', which is about the closest thing they have to diablo (devil). The character 一 just means one. Other japanese speakers: feel free to correct me on that kanji.
heheheheh i cheated, since some ppl wrote in japanese in the comments i google translated the whole page :D
Mart6698 1 day ago
he strokes are worng and i dont even know one kangi exsept tree
runupscape 1 week ago
どんなペンですか。同じ買いたいよ。
DallasisaLeo 1 week ago
^.^
drakath55 2 weeks ago
japanese is ma favorite! i luv their anime shows, their manga comic books, food, and their languege. (not sure if i spelled dat right). but its just super hard to learn how to speak their lang and draw all dat cool stuff and.....well you know wat i mean...
drakath55 2 weeks ago
I hope I can write as well as you one day :D
DarkxEmoxLove 1 month ago
I slower than you, I hope I can write in japanese like you
LittelPrincess92 1 month ago
There not letters there charactors, Romaji is letters.
tobimisa 1 month ago
strokes order is wrong, if you guys wanna learn chinese or japanese make sure when you write the words you must follow the strokes order..
aftereffects00 1 month ago
where can u get an online book with all the symbols?
JustAskRose 1 month ago
I'm Japanese, but some of his/her strokes is in the wrong order.
People who wants to learn KANJI precisely should careful not to copy this one.
for exsanple,the first word 『残』(zann) should be written as the "slash" thing at the lower right before the "dot" thing abobe.The dot should be at the last in 『残』.
There are many many other incorrect orders in this writing.
But well...,half of Japanese doesn't care about it and maybe students writes twice or 3X much faster than this writing.
gothicalanima0204 1 month ago 9
@gothicalanima0204 The celerity and faithfulness to form suggest to me that the writer has personalized his/her ductus after studying traditional form. I assume that it would be off topic were someone to highlight that in English, subjects and verbs ought to agree in number, gender, and case; and that educated people who do care proofread for spelling errors.
RamessesIX 1 month ago
lol, my hand writing would be too sloppy to write in Hiragana, Katakana, or Romaji. I'll end up making the letter look more like picture then the actual letters. V-V darn you nerves in my hands, but it doesn't mean I'll give up on this. I will learn this language some how!! :D
TheHermit06 1 month ago
Well, writing Japanese is mostly Chinese.
mandypeace1211 2 months ago
it must take 2 years to write a 4 paragraph essay in japanese. their language is world but their women are holy fucking shit sexy
93joeanthony 2 months ago
Um ok I know my Katana and Hiragana pretty well, but I HAVE NO IDEA OF HOW TO LEARN KANJI!!!! TAT
I've read that you need to know over 200 kanji just for a normal day in Japan!!! O.O
I know like....10...
HOW DO YOU LEARN KANJI WELL?
96music4eva 2 months ago
@96music4eva: You just have to be keep trying. I thought it would be impossible to learn Kanji, but when I tried really hard, I learned 130 in about 6 weeks. I've still got about 2000 to go, but it's something.
SharonGuitar500 2 months ago
@SharonGuitar500 oh really? That's awesome! Thank you! This has inspired me to not give up!
96music4eva 2 months ago
@96music4eva I'm learning Chinese, which is all "Kanji" and no letters like Hiragana and Katakana
At first it seemed pretty hard but it's easier as you go along. It's been about 3 weeks and I know 150+ characters, their meaning, and pronounciation
A tip is to practice writing sentences that will use different Kanji. It helps you remember the strokes and makes your writing nicer. Good luck :D
peace4aIl 2 months ago
@peace4aIl Really? Thank you so much!
96music4eva 2 months ago
Are you japanese? I think firstly i will try to learn hiragana and katakana :) maybe in the far future i will check on kanji lol.. Though some characters looked like hiragana for me here
iMantiz 2 months ago
KANJISSSSSSSSSSSS
hottamalehottamale 3 months ago
very neat :)
bubbles02010 3 months ago
How do u memorize all these writings ? OO How Long DId U Take To Know All This?
ChristineSMTOWN 3 months ago
@TheTenjin666 Just because we know English to fluency doesn't make it an easy language. Really the two are so different its kinda pointless to compare them. Complaining about 三百 is kinda like complaining about 12 in English.
MoobiiHavok 3 months ago
@MoobiiHavok I don't really mean to argue with you. Just as a learner of Japanese I know that early on reading comments like that can be really discouraging. Language is as hard as you choose to make it and if you get in a mindset that what you are trying to learn is so incomparably much harder than what you know, then you are just setting yourself up for failure.
MoobiiHavok 3 months ago
what the f**k u writed
tmmpTiago 3 months ago
@TheTenjin666 I thought I commented on this but is not showing.. meh
Comments like this are really unnecessary. Not only is this false, but it also intimidates potential learners of the language, and I think you got got it backwards except for the incomparably part
MoobiiHavok 3 months ago
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MoobiiHavok 3 months ago
あなたが私のコメントを翻訳する翻訳者を使用する場合は親指を立てる。
xcalibur0645 3 months ago
最初の漢字の筆順で間違いがあった（最後の2画目で）。まずは、下の部分を書いて、上のを書きます～ 因みに、その歌いいね～ 何回も聞いた・・
tokyonoakihabara1 3 months ago
@TheTenjin666 They start with kana, but if I'm not mistaken, they start learning kanji from pretty young. They have to learn also. A childrens' book in Japan will often have furigana (kana above kanji). If you do some research, you can find a more through explanation of the Japanese education system. I'm just saying from off the top of my head from what I know. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong anyone.
blackhat2005 3 months ago
@TheTenjin666 But it's not impossible. It gets easier once you get the basics and get your feet off the ground. You just have to stick with it. From my own experiences, kanji simplifies Japanese a lot, and without knowing kanji, you can't do much in terms of reading/writing even if someone writes all in kana. And learning Japanese in general gets easier as you go along. :-)
blackhat2005 3 months ago
omg they didnt "steal" the letters from the chinese they just use chinese charicters.
luv2bcool 4 months ago
- Your handwriting is beautiful! And I know I have that pen too because I recognize the tip! :P
WesleyMLincoln 4 months ago
looks ugly.
ghoststrider45 4 months ago
@ghoststrider45 Well my friend, this looks beautiful compared to your face.
MisticWays 4 months ago
@MisticWays
looks like chinese with wierd circles. hahaha
ghoststrider45 4 months ago
@ghoststrider45 Have you had no knowledge??? Go find out what Kanji, Katakana, Hiragana are because you'll understand how they are related from Chinese characters. Go study the history and you'll see what I mean.
MisticWays 4 months ago
@MisticWays
Yep, they are chinese characters, no difference. Why do japs always steal other cultures?
ghoststrider45 4 months ago
@ghoststrider45 We're kinda talking english, i don't think we're ones to talk about stealing things from other cultures.
LexCluthor 4 months ago
@ghoststrider45 so's your face
WTFCATLOAF 4 months ago
Lol when the song started I was like I KNOW THIS!
PichuIsMyFavorite 5 months ago
i cant imgine a five page esay in japanese class >> if people can hardly do it english, japanese imposible, lol
keyblade19961 5 months ago
Gosh it looks so nice !! Are you Japanese ?
I guess if a native Japanese looked at my Japanese handwriting he would think a kid wrote it XD
lae1819 5 months ago
「天」←下の横線の方が上の横線よりも短いですよ～！
creamANNohuchin9 6 months ago
俺が本気スピードでメモ取ると俺しか解読できない謎の象形文字が出来上がる。
Natsukir 6 months ago
@HiddenRainful ありがとうございます！ I've just started learning Japanese, and barely know any Kanji. So I guess I'll be like a Japanese preschooler and write everything in Hiragana until I can remember the 1006 JLPT required Kanji!
LunaXenoLovegood 6 months ago
Can anyone explain something to me? How do you know when to use Kanji or Hiragana? For example, if I write いえ (ie, meaning 'house'), would it be the same as writing 家? Are they both acceptable? Which is more commonly used?
LunaXenoLovegood 6 months ago
@LunaXenoLovegood
"家" and "いえ" also means the same. But "いえ" has several meanings. For example, it means no(いいえ), say(言え), healed(癒え) and house(家) and the like. So, if there is a corresponding Kanji, It is common to write in it in Japan.
Shi0 5 months ago
@Shi0 Thanks so much! I understand now. :D
LunaXenoLovegood 5 months ago
it must take a long time for japanese people to write....
xKaitlinKhaoticx 6 months ago
@xKaitlinKhaoticx
No it doesn't. It takes more time to write Chinese. If you don't know what is Chinese then look at the kanji in the video.
Samhiuys 6 months ago
Looks so pretty.
Carlisle412 6 months ago
字うまいｗｗ
1017413 6 months ago
日本人の俺よりうまいって・・・・すげぇええええ！
abcyuuki1 7 months ago
ikr? i looked up on google to learn what "what" sounds like when they translate it and it sounded totally different when i heard a japenease person say dushte as what and when google said it it sounded like su... :'(
YearOfTheDragon111 7 months ago
hmm this bothers me... the handwritten characters do not even match closely the way they look on a PC. *sigh* I guess I am giving up on learning Japanese. This is too complicated. You have to learn the Kanji and then it looks totally different when written by a person on paper...
DNYAP 8 months ago
@DNYAP It all has to do with fonts. Just like how English has different font types on the computer. Imagine how people learning English feel. Just get a kanji book off the internet and copy each kanji reminding yourself of the sounds and meanings until the notebook page is full. It gets easer after a while. Trust me.
blackhat2005 7 months ago 10
@DNYAP Thats why its called handwritting.......
mariostmb 7 months ago
@DNYAP I wouldn't give up on it altogether. Very little Japanese you deal with on a day to day basis is hand written.
clipophile 6 months ago
is this in alphabetical order
Pok3m0nGuy 8 months ago
ur writing's good
TheKirkhammett96 8 months ago
Hello I'm English I will type japanese YA
coolash86 8 months ago
俺よりうまい件について・・・
Roizel 9 months ago
awesome =O
BearxHugx 9 months ago
せめてＢＧＭに残酷な天使のテーゼをリピートで流しておくべきだった(笑)
海外の人には人気みたいですね。やっぱ珍しいのかな？？
89access 9 months ago
@taydiablo1 the katakana you used is correct, except you would say テイディアブローワン
ArchetypeXE 9 months ago
shoganai
tuhai2000z 10 months ago
y u write so small?
97Latta 10 months ago
@NMRA ya I know. I plan on being a foreign exchange soon though. In 2-3 years.
ilikemusicdawg 11 months ago
oh gosh, i'd die on writing this
sparrow2891 11 months ago
Did u upload this video just to piss me off cause u know Japanese and I don't......good handwriting btw 。・゜・(ノД`)・゜・。
SageKid15 11 months ago
Could you tell me the brand of the pen you're using?
DallasisaLeo 11 months ago
日本語の文なんかで驚いてる奴いるけど、そいつが中国語（繁体字）の手紙見たらどうなるか気になる
kenlu8t3 1 year ago
Wow... I haven't heard that soundtrack in a long time. Brings back memories. Nice hand writing by the way.
blackhat2005 1 year ago
Hey please reply, but how long did it take you to learn that? I really want to learn because I plan on moving to japan when I'm older and I need to learn. I think the japanese culture is a very fascinating one so I would like some suggestions on learning sites or programs or even apps. Thanks!
ilikemusicdawg 1 year ago
@ilikemusicdawg it can take a long time and does for most, but it'll take longer to move to japan
NMRA 11 months ago
Are you japanese? If you're not, then that was awesome XD If you're japanese, STILL AWESOME!
MissWeerdo 1 year ago
nada no uta nani desu ka?
twintowerxx 1 year ago
Что он читал? Оно смотрет как красивая язык! ^_^
thekingofcactus 1 year ago
Its good to see some handwritten japanese : )
angeldust450 1 year ago
What does it all say?
honorstudent97 1 year ago
how long does it it take to write an essay in kanji, hira and kata
openingman 1 year ago
@openingman
a long time
freshkour 1 year ago
@openingman
a lot of time and patience
freshkour 1 year ago
きれいですよ！！
HerrenbachStyle 1 year ago
あぁ、俺より上手いなぁ(@_@)
kazuuu33555 1 year ago
きれいな字だな〜。
行もまっすぐだし羨ましいです。
oyanist 1 year ago
きれいな字
fsw1 1 year ago
I regret that he writes a bad hand.
hiroic7 1 year ago
そのペンはjetstreamの何てやつですか？
lambda5658 1 year ago
いやいや、だからなんでこんな短時間にコメントたくさんいただけるんでしょうかw
楽しくってすぐ反応しちゃうよw
で、書き順は習ったと思うんですが苦手っす。「右」の書き順、当然間違ったままです・・・
aranetsu 1 year ago
@aranetsu
誤訳御免という割と大き目の翻訳サイトで紹介されたからだと思うよ
@weirdyoda04
His writing speed is normal(or little slower).
早くはないよね。
黒板や白板のない会議とかこのスピードでメモをとると置いていかれると思う
natuxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 year ago
@natuxxxxxxxxxxxxxx あ、そのサイト確認しました！わざわざ有難うございます！
aranetsu 1 year ago
いきなり一文字目から書き順が間違ってて気になるんだがw
残の点は後だよ
書き順って小学校の漢字練習帳で練習するじゃないか
字自体は見やすいと思う
natuxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 year ago 5
うお！なんでこんな短時間にコメントが・・・。
ご指摘のとおり、書き順は大の苦手です！
親兄弟によく指摘されてましたが、思いっきし聞き流してたツケが今ここに。
aranetsu 1 year ago
書き順は変だが確かにうまい
itainatuko 1 year ago
書き順はめちゃくちゃなのに俺より字が綺麗だ･･･orz
ajyaba3 1 year ago
字綺麗だなー。
Natsukir 1 year ago
How fast are you writing? Slower, faster, or normal? I've never seen someone write fluent Japanese so I'm curious because of how complicated it seems :\
weirdyoda04 1 year ago
@weirdyoda04 Slow. It's hard to dictate at this speed.
towbeansoil 1 year ago
Is this how Japanese people really write 漢字? You wrote 見 incorrectly and for some words your stroke order was just plain backwards. Why can't Japanese people write 漢字? It just looks so bastardised and wrong.
chinchilla2302 1 year ago
@chinchilla2302
人によって違うけど、最近の日本人はあんまり漢字の書き順おぼえてないよ。
正確な書き順のほうがキレイな形で書けるから間違った書き順はあんまりよくないけどね。
あと、知ってる全ての漢字を正確な書き順でかける日本人は昔からあんまりいないとおもう
w1000010 1 year ago
Geez. No wonder they're so smart.
Puddleglum94 1 year ago
@Puddleglum94 what do you mean?
keyblade19961 1 year ago
If I tried to do that my head would explode
jpotterful 1 year ago
writing a essay in japanese must be a pain
Ruckislx 1 year ago
Looks like Chinese.
Hanul91 1 year ago
@Hanul91 actually there is an extreamely big difference beetwen japanesse and chinese, their alhabets are verry different and theyr writing system too ;)
keyblade19961 1 year ago
what is the name of the show that has that theme song?????? some one plzz tell me thnx
BQS3GAMEING 1 year ago
how come you write so fast... when i'm writing i don't know where stroke to start.
reishinshii 1 year ago
yay! we are both japanese !!! lol <3
Maui900 1 year ago
5:30
Ok, I just have to ask. Is that one, giant run-on sentence, of is the end of every line a sentence or break in flow (like in poetry, a ',' before moving onto the next line)?
welwisher 1 year ago
i don't know so much kanji,just 200 and something but when i write i put a good letter yo se solo 200 kanji y algo pero me preocupo de escribir mejor
maestro1248 1 year ago
I have a quick question, from what I've read traditional Japanese is written from Right to left, is this is the western Japanese writing?
Thank you very much.
MetalKidDanny 1 year ago
@MetalKidDanny Japanese written vertically is read right to left, but horizontally is the same as English.
BlueDragonMaster98 1 year ago
i'm looking for the letter Z in japanese, can't find it anywhere.
superdragon92 1 year ago
@superdragon92
ざ じ ず ぜ ぞ
za ji zu ze zo
There is no letter Z, only these phonetics.
COOKIEREHAB 1 year ago
i cant imagine writing a love letter in japanese lol
sakuritax0001 1 year ago
what kind of writing is this !!!!!!!!!! :(
freakloulou 1 year ago
Your writing is kinda.... sloppy. The kanji are fine, but as for the others, eeeh...
Profilesrubiks 1 year ago
Are you Japanese? if not, can you please tell me how u learned to write so naturally!
bob15664 1 year ago
あなたはあなたのような日本人は、必ずあなたは日本人ですか？それは実際にある厄介なことされるようArantsuあなたは日本人か私は英語と私は私日本Thingyに誰もがダウンロード日本型のThingyをダウンロード英語人は常に言うこと失礼なこと、それは本当に退屈で不自由な私は実際に（は自慢する私はかわいいよ、日本語とする私はできません誰もが私の意見ができますが、私はまだしないでください！私のルースの場合は、任意のアドバイスありますかが欲しい取得？
denisecarruth 1 year ago
I only understand those kanji X_X
irenehello2003 1 year ago
these are not in the alphabet .. I do not understand.... so many symbols... :(
Glooocol 1 year ago
what the fuck ??????
ibarroski 1 year ago
@taydiablo1
テ=Te
イ=i
ディ=di
ア=a
ブ=bu
ロ=ro
toph0395 1 year ago
あははｗ
エヴァンゲリオンの歌詞だ。
mamipoko2525 1 year ago
Japanese is awesome!! But some people need to know that kanji is from mandarin aka chinese! The japanese didn't make up kanji, its just mandarin
missrocknrockstaaa 1 year ago
@missrocknrockstaaa thats why kanji is so illogical and hard to learn compared to kana
flock101 1 year ago
@flock101 Trust me, it is not hard to learn at all and there is some kind of logic behind it
missrocknrockstaaa 1 year ago
@missrocknrockstaaa
>The japanese didn't make up kanji, its just mandarin
大丈夫、漢字を日本起源だなんて思っている日本人はまずいない。
Please don't worry. There is no Japanese who thinks that it is a Japanese origin of the Chinese character.
请放心。认为汉字是日本起源的日本人不在。
괜찮아. 한자를 일본 기원이라고 생각하고 있는 일본인은 없습니다.
ShiMeiWo 1 year ago
@ShiMeiWo yes but other idiots out there that learn japanese dont know this because their teacher dont tell them this because hardly any of them know
missrocknrockstaaa 1 year ago
how mamny time did you take to learn all the kanjis?
gokharol 1 year ago
how can i know ur not writing just random stuff?!?!?! hmmm....xDDDD
hahahhaha just kidding
098anime 1 year ago
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gooroonitsa 1 year ago
AAAAHAHHHH!!! So much Kanji! DX
zaldude 1 year ago
isn't japanese writing right to left where as english is left to right.. in japan do you have to read/write from right to left ?
Kiwismoothie222 1 year ago
@Kiwismoothie222 No nonooo!!! They write and read left to right but the books are right to left. They start at the habck but read it exactly like english, going down the page and then flipping it.
Zazoo1995 1 year ago
@Kiwismoothie222 No nonooo!!! They write and read left to right but the books are right to left. They start at the habck but read it exactly like english, going down the page and then flipping it.
Zazoo1995 1 year ago
your so much faster than I am T.T
thecanadian1313 1 year ago
shit! nose bleed...
ramseymartin1 1 year ago 12
まあ実際この動画見て日本語学習のモチベーション高まる人がいるなら、いい仕事してますね、と言わざるを得ないけど・・・歌詞の使用権みたいなのは大丈夫なんですかね？ｗ
oceanvioletblue 1 year ago
Japanese is a great language but it's writing system is shit. Two Syllabic alphabets and one symbol system containing 2000 symbols Kanji. And it takes long time to write and it's hard to learn. Kanji is actually extremely unnecessary and Katakana is also unnecessary Hiragana is OK because it is unique but takes very long time to write compare to Hangul and Cyrillic. Which put it in third place and is one of my tree favorite languages after Russian and Spanish
SMGJohn 1 year ago
@SMGJohn You're right. The Chinese writing system is an extreme case of tradition getting priority over practicality.
Makes me wander why didn't the Japanese shift completely to Hiragana and Katakana for writing their language. Puritans often say that a Kanji-free orthography would mean a confusing array of homophones, but a phonetic writing system can't possibly be any more ambiguous than the spoken language. People don't draw Kanji in the air while conversing in Japanese, do they?
thephilosopherkartik 1 year ago
@thephilosopherkartik sometimes
ArchetypeXE 9 months ago
I wish I hed your handwriting. It is harder for americans to write kanji and hiragana/katakana. I know some kanji and the hiragana alphabet, but since I am american (( even wirth pratice )) my writing is like a 6 year olds. Lol... and I even follow stroke order.
sorcress18 1 year ago
Your writing is so much better then how i write chinese :S (Japanese is somewhat similar to Chinese for those of u who think i'm an idiot)
animorphs123 1 year ago
Mesmerizing :)
For someone starting to learn Japanese, it's really interesting to see different kinds of kanji handwriting. ありがとう。
fonsinho 1 year ago
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quagmire475 1 year ago
I love to write in Japanese ^_^<3
xKimeax 1 year ago
suck's wht it means ur writting u dont till us whts mean ur suck's jerk
emilyqwerty 1 year ago
What does it say?
htjonsson 1 year ago
ohh i remeber this anime i luv this song
meaniechick716 2 years ago
that will take me years to remember fully
madnees4 2 years ago
What is that character under your pen at 7:16?
I thought it was KON but it looks a little diffrent.
bresher 2 years ago
Ima, which is the same as kon, but when used as a single, not compound word. 今
isausol 2 years ago
Oh thanks!
bresher 2 years ago
今 : ima, kon
今度 : kon-do
今日 : kyo-o
aranetsu 2 years ago
wow are u Japanese???
cuz well idk how an american could write that good! :O
HarleenVolturi 2 years ago
@HarleenVolturi its not that hard to learn the kana. the kanji is the challenge. as for writing it. you learn the same way you learned to write english, practice, practice, practice.
after a while you pick up the commonly used symbols in the kanji and can write new ones as groups of those symbols, and even the kanji become easy to remember.
fakiir 2 years ago
oh ok thx. ^^
yah i sometimes like look up words in japanese and well sometimes they stay in my head! XD
or i'll forget. i learned how to write "evil" and then i for got. :(
HarleenVolturi 2 years ago
This is true. I take Japanese classes at school, and I'm in level four. I write some of the kanji that she was writing, but most I don't understand. But yes, practice really does help, like trying to write the kanji for every word you know continuously so you won't forget. And if you do, try again.
Inufreak991 2 years ago
テイ = tay
ディアブロ = diablo
テイ = taylor, take
ディ-ア-ブロ = di-a-blo
Mmm...
aranetsu 2 years ago
Say, if I go to japan for about 2 years, could I speak japanese? My Foreign Language teacher says you can learn French in France fairly quick.
sirhonestharry 2 years ago
It's definitely possible to become good and even fluent in both reading and speaking Japanese if you live there for two years - even one year is usually more than enough.
But if you want to learn Japanese "by yourself" then I would highly recommend the "Tae Kim's Japanese Grammar" guide; search for it on Google.
Laurelindo 2 years ago 3
kirei ^_^
tamamochan1000 2 years ago
字キレイだねぇ！うらやましぃ！
kemmi92 2 years ago
Lol, It's your username.
KidHuy 2 years ago
If you want to be fancy, you can write テイ悪一. The character 悪 stands for 'an evil', which is about the closest thing they have to diablo (devil). The character 一 just means one. Other japanese speakers: feel free to correct me on that kanji.
morani24 2 years ago
literally translates to teideiaburo. Name of a company/person perhaps?
morani24 2 years ago
I'm afraid to translate that ...thing :D
cosimika 2 years ago