Hey Alyssa! I like this video a lot. Can you please make more distinguishing the differences in similar sounding words? Your a great teacher. どうもありがとう!
i like how you almost laughed in the end cause the ame sounded no different either way you said it. but the finger thing works works for that word lol... great vids.
I really love your jap teaching videos cause the way your teach is so natural, especially when you add info about yourself, such as "I hate it whenmy hair is flat.." (it's makes just makes your teaching not that boring but funny instead) Thanks! hope to see more of your videos soon ya! ^-^
Thank you! I have been attempting to learn japanese recently..i'm hoping to go to college there..and your video's help alot. especially this one. So, Thank you!!
your teaching methods are really good, and that thing you did with your fingers was a great way to demonstrate the way thewords should sound, gread vid
"chan" is friendly yeah, but with the whole respect thing in Japan, you wouldn't really want to use it unless you actually know the person you're talking to fairly well *nods* Hey, I didn't know that about rain and candy...I just thought it was a context thing :S thanks for that :)
wow.......i love ur videos.....i love languages and i've pretty much been studying languages all my life so trust me when i say the finger thing is wonderful.
yes, the fingers help alot!! I struggled with Ame(Rain) and Ame(Candy) but when you slowed it down and used the trusty fingers I could see the difference!! Arigato!!
I always wanted to learn the japanese language and my dream is to go to Japan one day *sigh*. But can you teach us the 3 different types of Alphabet please!
i wish romaji could have accents like spanish does. now here is a question..how does the japanese know how to pronounce it? does kanji hiragana o katakana show how to pronounce words?
nice 2 know some one on here knows correct japanese, anoou...where did u learn cuz u have the accent down pretty well (i said suggoii when i heard it)gambatten ne and keep em coming
once again arigatou gozimashta,ja maten ne ayllissa sensei
the finger thing is really a cleave thing to do
thank you
XpressTUBER 1 year ago
May I ask about the words for "Cute" and "Scary"? Aren't they sort of similar or am I completely wrong?
BlatentlyBooshified 2 years ago
cute=kawaii
scary=kowai
jj8585 1 year ago
私にもとうとう春がきました
HighLiuk 2 years ago
beautyful girl....... i love you
rumbixs 2 years ago 2
The finger thing totally helped! Thanks so much. :)
jacosnacks 2 years ago 2
Fantastic, i love japanese, and it's rather easy for me to pronounce it. Mandarin and polish is much harder but possible
GenyaArikado 2 years ago
the finger thing helps a lot. thanks so much.
thr33threethr33 2 years ago
loved the finger thing you did... lol... 私にもとうとう春がきました !!!
:D
(watched all your videos !!!)
gatitoprieto 3 years ago
great video
AwsomeCuban 3 years ago
Greetings,
The, "Finger Thing," does help. It is a good visual. Thanks for these lessons, words and food.
pax,
puffinlittle 3 years ago
isnt father chichi or musokosan..?
LearninJapanese 3 years ago
Hey Alyssa! I like this video a lot. Can you please make more distinguishing the differences in similar sounding words? Your a great teacher. どうもありがとう!
SI<Y
coastersky 3 years ago
The fingers DO help. Thanks :)
amjan 3 years ago
all i need is a web site that will let me hear the japenese word
i need to pronounce the word 森林(forest)
if anyone can help me plz reply
primeproductions1 3 years ago
your beautiful!
bigtone7676 3 years ago
oto-oto.what's that?Alyssa I wish your my teacher.
5304david 3 years ago
i like how you almost laughed in the end cause the ame sounded no different either way you said it. but the finger thing works works for that word lol... great vids.
sirjulez2004 4 years ago
Could you please do I love you,I'm thinking of you,beautiful, and I am tired? Thank you!
harukaxshuu 4 years ago 3
Your hair is great and the finger thing helps
CadenRolland 4 years ago 5
well...it doesn't matter whatever your hair is, you beautiful, damn. ;P
ZexMarquis 4 years ago
Hi Alyssa. Your videos are awesome. Why did you stop making them? Would be nice to see more of your lessons
abrbat2109 4 years ago
domo arigato gozaimasu Alyssa sensei
barnacleheadsama 4 years ago
hey Alyssa, your video a great....thanks
syaxius 4 years ago
Hey Alyssa, no more videos from you already!?
I really love your jap teaching videos cause the way your teach is so natural, especially when you add info about yourself, such as "I hate it whenmy hair is flat.." (it's makes just makes your teaching not that boring but funny instead) Thanks! hope to see more of your videos soon ya! ^-^
pattap30 4 years ago
do more of the fingers
asongcalledhope 4 years ago
Thank you! I have been attempting to learn japanese recently..i'm hoping to go to college there..and your video's help alot. especially this one. So, Thank you!!
supergirll92 4 years ago
you spell it arigatou i think and it means thank you when someone gives you something
danizcool123123 4 years ago
Arrigato is um that how i spell it? cuz like i know it means thanks or bye im not sure xD
iMakeNoSence 4 years ago
it helps. but the same word is confusing. I'm going to do japanese is college.
robynoo 4 years ago
sooo kawaii. :P
jedichris8 4 years ago
If your reading this. You should become a school teacher.
Kajagoogoo3 4 years ago
i actually was a school teacher! i majored in elem. ed and taught 1st grade :)
hapaloha 4 years ago
Please add some more Japanese lesson videos. They're great!
Annikichan 4 years ago 2
i write all this down to teach my sis! thanxz!!
kodahip 4 years ago
your teaching methods are really good, and that thing you did with your fingers was a great way to demonstrate the way thewords should sound, gread vid
ryu12387 4 years ago
so cute jay matta :)
21lv3r 4 years ago
Thank you so much! Keep on doing those finger movements- they really help, or at least they do for me.
cando86 4 years ago
"chan" is friendly yeah, but with the whole respect thing in Japan, you wouldn't really want to use it unless you actually know the person you're talking to fairly well *nods* Hey, I didn't know that about rain and candy...I just thought it was a context thing :S thanks for that :)
sycolution 4 years ago
The finger movement and the illustrations were really great for remembering the words..thanks!
yuetching 4 years ago
yo alyssa, u rock! when i go 2 college i wanna learn japanese and i can't wait!!! :)
thanx a ton for the great videos! they r great!!! :D
binkobinks 4 years ago
wow.......i love ur videos.....i love languages and i've pretty much been studying languages all my life so trust me when i say the finger thing is wonderful.
thecreatoreyeam 4 years ago
hi thanks for your video i relly enjoy so much watching.
jheyare123456 4 years ago
A couple more:
HAshi - chopsticks
haSHI - bridge
SAke - salmon
saKE - rice wine
youngbonzi 4 years ago
yes, the fingers help alot!! I struggled with Ame(Rain) and Ame(Candy) but when you slowed it down and used the trusty fingers I could see the difference!! Arigato!!
jammydodgerbaby85 4 years ago
You probebly know way more Japanese than me but your pronounciation isn't that good, otousan should sound like odousan
deityofanimee 4 years ago
can you go over before eating and asking someone out
ichigo456 4 years ago
thank-you/arigatou so much i'm starting to study japanese and if you know a website that's simple please tell
sasukelovr101 4 years ago
can you go over family members??
sorard 4 years ago
I think the finger movement to show the length of the sylibals was very helpful.
theemortalgoat 4 years ago
I always wanted to learn the japanese language and my dream is to go to Japan one day *sigh*. But can you teach us the 3 different types of Alphabet please!
SpIcKaLiCiOuS 5 years ago
Alyssa when are you making more videos? Excellent way to teach. Thank you!! you are a great teacher.
silatk 5 years ago
Your funny when you do the finger for the last ame and ame one xD but it helps soooo much! ty!
winterxbliss 5 years ago
This is really helpful. Thank you.
DylanWan 5 years ago
Can you do a video on Honourifics?
GothicPerson 5 years ago
i wish romaji could have accents like spanish does. now here is a question..how does the japanese know how to pronounce it? does kanji hiragana o katakana show how to pronounce words?
elwber 5 years ago
oh my gosh...the fingers actually helped me
joemax6403 5 years ago
nice 2 know some one on here knows correct japanese, anoou...where did u learn cuz u have the accent down pretty well (i said suggoii when i heard it)gambatten ne and keep em coming
once again arigatou gozimashta,ja maten ne ayllissa sensei
MaiShiranui 5 years ago
thanks! =) and ur so pretty!
nikiwierdo 5 years ago
thank you :)
hapaloha 5 years ago
.....sugoi. ganbatte
rickybduc 5 years ago
hahah arigato
hapaloha 5 years ago
whaha its so cute with that finger but it helps...
joellaspier 5 years ago
The fingers are a very cute memory helper!
As well, the little longer living thing was great for obaa and oba. :)
I am really sad, however, that Japanese has tonal differences in words (amè and amé). :P
Dracujesus 5 years ago
Cool! You could also have included the word for Chopsticks and Bridge. And the finger visual DEFINITELY helps. :) Thanks so much!
dakroland 5 years ago
you know what, my mom said that too!!
hapaloha 5 years ago
Im more interesting with you not Japanese... But while I am wathing many many times I saw that I also learnt Japanese :)) Ja matana, may be few words
morgic222 5 years ago
oh haha well i'm glad you're learning!
hapaloha 5 years ago
Awesome as always :)
vaadwaur 5 years ago
thank you!
hapaloha 5 years ago
The finger thing definitely helps!
Tinkerthoughts 5 years ago
hehe great hahah
hapaloha 5 years ago
the fingers helped!!!! lol
kyuubiNaruto666 5 years ago
awesome! hehe
hapaloha 5 years ago