lmao. it would've made more sense to have children say "kore wa nan desu ka" a grown man who doesn't know the words for all these things seems just silly. :P
Lol, I love how the, I guess, "narrator" speaks as if everyone's a complete idiot.
if you are indeed a complete idiot, there's just no way you're going to be able to learn Japanese lol. They should just start the intro with her going "A lot of you people are going to fail miserably".
@geitepung Not to be some elitist, but learning a language isn't "difficult", it's all about the method. With language you need repetition, so this is actually a very smart series. Would you want her to say something like "Sore means 'that', but whatever you already knew that let's just skip to something harder."
The hardest things IMO when learning a language are sticking with it, and making sure you don't rush yourself.
@RedDragonShard i know its very suprising seeing people on youtube being able to have a discussion without insulting each other or using internet slang
@Gerardo122 Tell me about it. I mean, it's obvious that if you go to any video on the universe, religion, evolution, politics, etc. People are going to be name calling and threatening and all that. It's rare to see people being so nice, not to mention actually helping each other mutually learn.
Actually its very similar to Hungarian, and a few other languages.
Japanese "unique"-ness is a nation wide ploy by the totalitarian government to force acceptance of Karōshi (over worked, to death) and other backwards/unjust aspects of their society.
I don't think it's isolated... Katakana alphabet is refered to english words, and it makes part of Japan cotidian.
You said u're are japanese, and " it's difficult for Japanese people to study other languages", how did u learn english? Even if you're born in a country where natives speak english, you speak a language that doesn't belong to you, so why "The isolation makes it inconvenient for foreign people to study"? Why can u speak english, and it's inconvenient for people to speak japanese?
Please compare the structure of English and Latin-origined languages. There are so many similarities among those languages. With Japanese, however, word order and grammar, etc, everything is totally different.
It doesn't take much time for Latin people to become fluent in English, but I've spent many years to make my English this good.
By saying inconvenient, I meant that it is difficult for people to study Japanese because of the differences.
No, not at all! Japanese people would respect you if you're studying Japanese.
All I'm saying is that studying Japanese is linguistically tough. It's not like studying English, is it? I'm just talking about linguistic differences between European languages and Japanese.
I don't think many people in the world hate those who study their languages. I never heard of anyone who hates foreign learners of Japanese!
Oh...ok, I agree, it's not hard for me to learn japanese neither english because I speak portuguese as mother language.
And very well done, looking the difference between english and japanese, I think it's harder for japanese to learn english, you must be very smart. Congratulations!
I'm interested in linguistics and I find it fun to compare languages. I'm glad you are a nice person. I'm surprised that Japanese isn't so hard for you. Have fun with learning Japanese. I'm happy to talk to someone learning Japanese.
Oh, pan actually came from Portuguese. There are quite a lot of Portuguese-loanwords in Japanese because Japan had a trade with Portugal around the 15th century. We love pão-de-ló and it is called castella in Japan.
I'm 22 years old. ^^ I'm very happy to find you too! Why don't you add me as a friend and you can ask me anything? I like to teach stuff.
requesting something or ordering something. for example lets say I'm in a diner, if I say "coffee please" to a waitress, I would say cohi onegai shimasu. cohi = coffee.
It's so basic, like watching a child's program. It's bloody perfect! Speak to me like a kid, because I very much am as far as the language goes. Cute silly easy to remember tosh is always the best. This broadcast is wizard. 5 bloody stars.
Thank you so much for the upload! I've always wanted to take formal Japanese lessons, but my school doesn't offer it, so all I've had to learn from are books. I'm excited about this series!
"Literally, hajimemashite means 'I'm meeting you for the first time', and it's (another) common method of greeting people one meets for the first time." - lol! No kidding.
I have followed it all the way through the first episode. But can someone please tell me how to pronounce the name "Ashley". Thank you or um, I guess, "Arigato" ^.^"
this video is most likely for teaching americans, so what's the problem with having gaijin in it? O_o it just shows that someone who's non-japanese can speak it just as well.
Exactly what is your deal with having an accent? There's nothing "wrong" with speaking in an accent. I don't care if people speak english with a mexican, italian, french, british etc. accent.
This is an instructional/educational video! It's for non-Japanese people who want to learn the Japanese language! Who better to instruct Japanese to English speaking people than an American who understands it & teaches it?! Of course the woman would have an accent, slight or otherwise, but that doesn't diminish the purpose of the video! Get that through your stupid head!
This should be written これは すばらしい です。sono/kono/ano are usually followed by a noun, indicating 'that/this/that(far away) object'. This could also be written koreha subarashii bideo desu, or これは すばらしい ビデオ です. In romaji, wa(わ)should be written 'ha' to get the correct topic marker, は。
I like to think of it as kore = this is and sore = that is; sorta like in english if some one is holding something they say 'What the heck is this?' so in Japanese they'd say 'Kore wa nani desu ka?' and if they saw something across the room they'd go 'What's that??' in english so in japanese 'Sore wa nani desu ka?' get it? :)
Can anyone tell me what my name would translate to in Japanese? It's Alexis, Alex for short. Japanese doesn't have an "x" sound, so I don't know how to introduce myself :S Arigato!
Arekusisu or Arekusu :) and (if you have japanese installed on your computer) this is what it looks like in hiragana: あれくしす or あれくす :) and in kanji: あれ駆使す or あれクス :)
Normally the name would be written in katakana, a special character set typically used for writing foreign words. Thus, the name would be アレクシス。 Kanji characters are not normally interspersed in a person's first name as shown in あれ駆使す, as each vowel is typically representative of a noun oftentimes chosen by parents to describe their hopes for what their children will grow up to be. Though it's not common to use kanji for foreign names, foreigners sometimes do so for fun.
Speaking slowly, I think it'd be like Arekisu, but if they talk fast it'll just sound something like Areksu.
The Japanese don't have an "x" sound? Funny, I was listening something and they said the word "sex" perfectly fine... Heh, I'm not sure you wanna ask me what exactly I was listening to, lol.
To answer Turek question,...there are certain consonants in the Japanese language that are used differently from our own.For example,in the Japanese language there is no TH sound like "THE". Nihongo is
a word in the japanese language which identifies the nation of Japan,it's language,and it's people (Nihongo).The word "Japan or Japanese" is
the english translation word for "Nihongo".Get it?
Be careful not to get confused though... Nihon means Japan, Go is what represents language. It's only referring to the Japanese Language when it's Nihongo... otherwise, Nihon is how you talk about just the country.
Japan and Japanese are the English equivalents for Nihon and Nihongo. It's similar to how we pronounce Mexico as Mexico and the spanish speakers will pronounce it as Mehico. Understand?
she said "KORE WA" because the objesct was near to her..i mean people..thats what they are trying to teach you.if the object is near,you should say "kore wa"..like althaus said..she is right.
I recall seeing a DVD of this being sold on ebay, but by then it was too late to bid. Check sites like ebay and Amazon alot and maybe you'll find someone selling it.
lmao. it would've made more sense to have children say "kore wa nan desu ka" a grown man who doesn't know the words for all these things seems just silly. :P
OhSeamus 3 weeks ago
if this was a conversation , it'd be people asking each other whats this? whats this? what's this? so funny
GasmVideos 2 months ago
porutogaru-go to onaji:
kore - este
sore - esse
are - aquele
sugoi ne!!!!
tanoputano 7 months ago in playlist Let's Learn Japanese Basic 1
Lol, I love how the, I guess, "narrator" speaks as if everyone's a complete idiot.
if you are indeed a complete idiot, there's just no way you're going to be able to learn Japanese lol. They should just start the intro with her going "A lot of you people are going to fail miserably".
geitepung 11 months ago
@geitepung Not to be some elitist, but learning a language isn't "difficult", it's all about the method. With language you need repetition, so this is actually a very smart series. Would you want her to say something like "Sore means 'that', but whatever you already knew that let's just skip to something harder."
The hardest things IMO when learning a language are sticking with it, and making sure you don't rush yourself.
OlmoLane 4 weeks ago
@OlmoLane
Lol, looking back I can't beleive I even said that stuff, no idea what triggered it.
geitepung 4 weeks ago
5:36 Kaiho san you dog! XD
PinkElephantFreak 1 year ago
I swear to god if i have to watch this damn skit one more time.... O_O
TreesAreYourFriend 1 year ago
The easiest way to learn Japanese. Many samples and lessons, check the video out - youtube.com/watch?v=wfseANZtMNg
RomanCollick 1 year ago
lol KAIHO SAN hahahaha Thanks for the post
agentsmith11 1 year ago
Basically,
kore = this
sore = that
are = that over there
:)
ihavenousernamejk 1 year ago
It's like the Japanese version of Mr.Bean
benitofinito 1 year ago 4
she asks them useing kore wa, kore wa is this not that, right? shes not even getting her own lesson.
EndThisHeartache 1 year ago
1984,,,,,,,,,,, @@ Old but very useful~~^^
william2603 1 year ago
lol the caps r so funny! was thinking the same thing when she asked about the pencil XD
babytink019 2 years ago
It's so nice to see people actually being polite over the web when discussing just about any topic now-a-days. Kudos to Guardian and Gokharol
RedDragonShard 2 years ago 3
@RedDragonShard i know its very suprising seeing people on youtube being able to have a discussion without insulting each other or using internet slang
Gerardo122 2 years ago 3
@Gerardo122 Tell me about it. I mean, it's obvious that if you go to any video on the universe, religion, evolution, politics, etc. People are going to be name calling and threatening and all that. It's rare to see people being so nice, not to mention actually helping each other mutually learn.
RedDragonShard 2 years ago
you became friends BRAVOOOOOOO :)
crianzinha17 2 years ago 3
This has been flagged as spam show
you can watch all 52 episodes of that tutorial on site:
w w w . 1 2 3 j a p a n e s e . b l o g s p o t . c o m
Levanification 2 years ago
lol I laughed at the comments of the v-bloger
rraassll 2 years ago
Japanese is special. It doesn't belong to a big language family, so it's isolated and categorised as Japonic. That's what I'm proud of as a Japanese.
Guardian016 2 years ago
Actually its very similar to Hungarian, and a few other languages.
Japanese "unique"-ness is a nation wide ploy by the totalitarian government to force acceptance of Karōshi (over worked, to death) and other backwards/unjust aspects of their society.
annzmanz 2 years ago
yeeeeeeah... is it really good to be isolated?
gokharol 2 years ago
The isolation makes it inconvenient for foreign people to study, and similarly it makes it difficult for Japanese people to study other languages.
But I think it's cool to have a language which is nothing like others.^^
Guardian016 2 years ago
I don't think it's isolated... Katakana alphabet is refered to english words, and it makes part of Japan cotidian.
You said u're are japanese, and " it's difficult for Japanese people to study other languages", how did u learn english? Even if you're born in a country where natives speak english, you speak a language that doesn't belong to you, so why "The isolation makes it inconvenient for foreign people to study"? Why can u speak english, and it's inconvenient for people to speak japanese?
gokharol 2 years ago
Sorry if I caused you some misunderstandings.
Please compare the structure of English and Latin-origined languages. There are so many similarities among those languages. With Japanese, however, word order and grammar, etc, everything is totally different.
It doesn't take much time for Latin people to become fluent in English, but I've spent many years to make my English this good.
By saying inconvenient, I meant that it is difficult for people to study Japanese because of the differences.
Guardian016 2 years ago 2
Anyway, does it mean japanese don't like people who learn their language?
I was trying so hard... I really want to know...=/
gokharol 2 years ago
No, not at all! Japanese people would respect you if you're studying Japanese.
All I'm saying is that studying Japanese is linguistically tough. It's not like studying English, is it? I'm just talking about linguistic differences between European languages and Japanese.
I don't think many people in the world hate those who study their languages. I never heard of anyone who hates foreign learners of Japanese!
Guardian016 2 years ago 2
Oh...ok, I agree, it's not hard for me to learn japanese neither english because I speak portuguese as mother language.
And very well done, looking the difference between english and japanese, I think it's harder for japanese to learn english, you must be very smart. Congratulations!
Thank you very much for your time,
XXX
gokharol 2 years ago 3
Thank you!
I'm interested in linguistics and I find it fun to compare languages. I'm glad you are a nice person. I'm surprised that Japanese isn't so hard for you. Have fun with learning Japanese. I'm happy to talk to someone learning Japanese.
Obrigado!
Guardian016 2 years ago 2
I also compare languages!
In japanese bread is "pan", isn' it?
In portuguese it is "pão", it's actually similar. It became automatic in mind to compare languages.
Thank you for being such a nice person too, I don't know if it's rude to ask, but, how old are you? :-)
And...Ahh!! You wrote something in portuguese! *o*
Anyway, I'm the one who thank you! I'm glad to find someone so nice!
Have a nice day,
From Carol \(^o^)/
gokharol 2 years ago 2
Oh, pan actually came from Portuguese. There are quite a lot of Portuguese-loanwords in Japanese because Japan had a trade with Portugal around the 15th century. We love pão-de-ló and it is called castella in Japan.
I'm 22 years old. ^^ I'm very happy to find you too! Why don't you add me as a friend and you can ask me anything? I like to teach stuff.
Thank you for your kindness!
Taka
Guardian016 2 years ago 2
In fact, I can tell you anything about Japan and Japanese whenever you come up with something you want to know.
Guardian016 2 years ago
what is onegai shimasu?
ai43v3r 2 years ago
A humble way of saying "please".
Aploosh 2 years ago
arigato aploosh-san!
ai43v3r 2 years ago
requesting something or ordering something. for example lets say I'm in a diner, if I say "coffee please" to a waitress, I would say cohi onegai shimasu. cohi = coffee.
AgentCell 2 years ago
or yoroshiku onegai shimasu instead of Dozo Yoroshiku!
Katwood101 2 years ago
It's so basic, like watching a child's program. It's bloody perfect! Speak to me like a kid, because I very much am as far as the language goes. Cute silly easy to remember tosh is always the best. This broadcast is wizard. 5 bloody stars.
Zelticon 2 years ago 8
niko yama
Dovan123 2 years ago
このビデオは変だ。。。
日本語を話せます。。。
けど、このビデオは便利だ。
packetpirate 2 years ago
I've just bought a japanese course but it's poor compared to this one, this lessons rule, thanks for uploading!
cmsahe 2 years ago 2
Agreed, its the best one so far.
Ryokushindo 2 years ago
watashi wa ricky desu
ilovejapan888 2 years ago
My name menas idol! xD
rioardila 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the upload! I've always wanted to take formal Japanese lessons, but my school doesn't offer it, so all I've had to learn from are books. I'm excited about this series!
Kittkat88 2 years ago 7
"Literally, hajimemashite means 'I'm meeting you for the first time', and it's (another) common method of greeting people one meets for the first time." - lol! No kidding.
Bobstew68 2 years ago 3
lmao
dattibboy 2 years ago
my name means plate in japanese -_-" lol
coolkiwidragon 3 years ago
well,my name means weird xDD
fynnfish 3 years ago 3
where can you see what your name means?
JenniferdeGraaff 2 years ago
Isn't the boys suppse to say "Ore wa" instead of "Watashi wa" ?
binhgo13 3 years ago 2
if u wanna be kool then use "Ore wa" but "watashi wa" is more polite
ionglacier 3 years ago 2
Actually, the boys usually use "boku". "Ore" is quite inpolite and male persons use it in Animes/Mangas mainly.
"Watashi" can be used by girls and boys, "atashi" only by girls.
The most common is "watashi", everybody can use it and it's polite, as well.
Hope I could help :)
Arashimoni 3 years ago 4
NAN JA SORE HA! xD thats funnier to say then sore ha nan desu ka xD
Syntraxis 3 years ago
lol
remeber this is not a conversation between you and kaiho
that made me laugh
earthfireangel 3 years ago 2
Thx for uploading, I am you fan, really.
OhneKonfession 3 years ago
Can someone tell me how you would pronounce Jade?
SnakeOtaku 3 years ago
I have followed it all the way through the first episode. But can someone please tell me how to pronounce the name "Ashley". Thank you or um, I guess, "Arigato" ^.^"
giddygrungegirl 3 years ago
I would guess it to be "a-shi-ri"
harhar2000 3 years ago
lol, my name sounds a bit babyish. xD
thanks!!
giddygrungegirl 3 years ago
Or: a shu rei
The i is a double e. And the u is unspoken: aschree
OhneKonfession 3 years ago
This is a very useful series, I'm suprized how easily I'm picking this stuff up.
cheezeofages 3 years ago
very usefull, im surprized by how easy it was to learn from this.
Tomasiba4you 3 years ago 2
This is really fun, somehow. ^^ I think Japanese is the funnest language. I'm so desparate to go to uni in Japan when I'm older
zkzkan 3 years ago 4
same here im trying to go in a extange program in high school, then i plan to move to nagasaki,japan
reallydonotcare 3 years ago 3
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i hear nagasaki is a real "blast" HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHH
SUBSTANCEDPKD 3 years ago
-.- you think that's funny?
Vasshol 3 years ago
yeah thats what jokes are
SUBSTANCEDPKD 3 years ago
the city were blown halfway to hell dude...
Vasshol 3 years ago
oh well, war is hell
SUBSTANCEDPKD 3 years ago
true
Vasshol 3 years ago
does anyone know where i can download these episodes??
SilverKnight 3 years ago
You can download a software called Vdownloader and be able to download videos from youtube straight away
alandefreitas2 3 years ago
ThePirateBay...Japanese Basic video...all episodes in one torrent, avi
woozelthecat 3 years ago
ha!! i remember when this was on veoh <3
Rx2D 3 years ago
Why not just spawn anuther umbrella? he's been able to spawn a chair and a newspaper lol
acdcsuck4ever 3 years ago 15
@acdcsuck4ever yeah i know wut a tool XD
agentsmith11 1 year ago
The presenter speaks rubbish japanese :D
although the videos help a lot.
DiabloLightDark 4 years ago 6
this is great. My japanese friend got pretty shocked when I just suddenly talked japanese! haha. these videos are great!
vgjr300 4 years ago 20
LOL!
did they say anything?
I wanna know what happened! XD
angelofscreams96 3 years ago
that's funny, she left Mine-san in the rain.
shtfsth 4 years ago 4
poor mine-san...
CirtolthielMelethnin 3 years ago
poor kaiho he's left all alone in the rain!
loveroftheundead 4 years ago 5
Si can watch all these episodes for free?! YEAH!!!!
ILoveHeidelberg 4 years ago 4
I know the kanji for the umbrella
keiko3596 4 years ago
Oh everyone quit complaning and watch and learn the damn video, sheesh, i wanna smack some of you
FadedHolySoldier 4 years ago 7
LOL, for sure!
bluefont 4 years ago
Stop blinking, you!! D:<
nazgs 4 years ago
lol at the fake rain. XD
Laurelindo 4 years ago 3
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I can't believe they made an expensive video with gaijin speaking Japanese with a fucking American accent! How stupid and prejudiced is that ?!
DreamOfTurtles 4 years ago
wow.
calm down.
how is it prejudiced?
this video is most likely for teaching americans, so what's the problem with having gaijin in it? O_o it just shows that someone who's non-japanese can speak it just as well.
sanscafeine 4 years ago 2
I'm not familiar with the term gaijin...."white person"?
I don't see anything offensive about these videos.
Resnullia 4 years ago
basically, it means someone who's foreign to japan; i wouldn't really say white person.
sanscafeine 4 years ago
Gaijin is foreigner. The lady speaks Japanese with an American acccent. That is just wrong.
DreamOfTurtles 4 years ago
yea it does sound perty wired..but what i wanna know is there diffirent accents in japanese?
fuzzyballz 4 years ago
gaiji means outsider/ someone that doesn't belong
Slater6977 4 years ago
There would be nothing wrong if she didn't display that accent of hers and was able to speak Japanese sounding like a native speaker.
DreamOfTurtles 4 years ago
Exactly what is your deal with having an accent? There's nothing "wrong" with speaking in an accent. I don't care if people speak english with a mexican, italian, french, british etc. accent.
Resnullia 4 years ago 4
lol its so true
Slater6977 4 years ago
it's an accent. there is nothing wrong with a an accent, unless you're a racist pig.
kadayo 4 years ago 7
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lol, teaching Japanese to the world =|= stupid.
Laurelindo 4 years ago
Yet, YOU are the one viewing it. Who's stupid now? LOL
bluefont 4 years ago 2
This is an instructional/educational video! It's for non-Japanese people who want to learn the Japanese language! Who better to instruct Japanese to English speaking people than an American who understands it & teaches it?! Of course the woman would have an accent, slight or otherwise, but that doesn't diminish the purpose of the video! Get that through your stupid head!
cscentrlvideos 4 years ago 7
west side snipers
SuLLyZorZ 4 years ago
??? Lol.
SyameAkura 4 years ago
4:34 tobacco materialization! xD
Rogueofmv 4 years ago 4
Sore wa nan disu ka?
Kore wa kasa disu! :D
starizzledizzle 4 years ago
It's desu, not disu.
guyperson42X 4 years ago
yan is the awesome dude. he gives hope
xfenris1337x 4 years ago 3
I want to beat up Yan-san! >:O
darkzero297 4 years ago 4
thank you, thank you very much for this uploads!!!!
YellowYackets 4 years ago
そのわすぶらしです!
Eddyjazz 4 years ago
This should be written これは すばらしい です。sono/kono/ano are usually followed by a noun, indicating 'that/this/that(far away) object'. This could also be written koreha subarashii bideo desu, or これは すばらしい ビデオ です. In romaji, wa(わ)should be written 'ha' to get the correct topic marker, は。
Kentama 4 years ago
ARIGATO GOZAIMASU APLOOSH-SAN!
hattieza 4 years ago
in ebay and amazon do they have shipping in the philippines??
and i think in paying its credit card right?
ummm.. can i use bank account in paying??
just asking^ ^ pls reply in my question if u know ^ ^
arigato ^ ^
singinghetty 4 years ago
It is very unlikely that you can pay using your bank account, you should get a visa or a master card
edwingarciarios 4 years ago
tnx
nagaokarowena 4 years ago
Wah! Dai suki da Aploosh-san!
abby724 4 years ago
suge! domo arigatou gozaimasu!!!
neji916 4 years ago
kore wa = near the speaker
sore wa = near the person being talked to
lilacshade686 4 years ago
Thank You!! Now I understand...
koyoteboi 4 years ago
I like to think of it as kore = this is and sore = that is; sorta like in english if some one is holding something they say 'What the heck is this?' so in Japanese they'd say 'Kore wa nani desu ka?' and if they saw something across the room they'd go 'What's that??' in english so in japanese 'Sore wa nani desu ka?' get it? :)
NamineKairiXIII 4 years ago
Yeh Thats What I thought...
Kore is This and Sore was that...
koyoteboi 4 years ago
and "Ano" is "that over there"
intelsilver 4 years ago
'are' is 'that over there'. ano is in the same set as sono/kono.
Kentama 4 years ago
Can Anyone Tell Me the difference between Kore wa and Sre wa easily I still cant understand
zhzh1 4 years ago
Can anyone tell me what my name would translate to in Japanese? It's Alexis, Alex for short. Japanese doesn't have an "x" sound, so I don't know how to introduce myself :S Arigato!
alcusmc1013 4 years ago
Actually I think it might sound something like Arekushisu. Hope that helps ^_^
Sfenj 4 years ago
Arekusisu or Arekusu :) and (if you have japanese installed on your computer) this is what it looks like in hiragana: あれくしす or あれくす :) and in kanji: あれ駆使す or あれクス :)
NamineKairiXIII 4 years ago
Normally the name would be written in katakana, a special character set typically used for writing foreign words. Thus, the name would be アレクシス。 Kanji characters are not normally interspersed in a person's first name as shown in あれ駆使す, as each vowel is typically representative of a noun oftentimes chosen by parents to describe their hopes for what their children will grow up to be. Though it's not common to use kanji for foreign names, foreigners sometimes do so for fun.
Kentama 4 years ago
*noun/adjective
Kentama 4 years ago
uuuh how do you get japanese installed on your computer?
I've beent trying to figure that out for some time now...
i'd love to have japanese on mine...
angelofscreams96 3 years ago
google it!
as it is possible because i have done it on my computer
BoySanchez 3 years ago
Speaking slowly, I think it'd be like Arekisu, but if they talk fast it'll just sound something like Areksu.
The Japanese don't have an "x" sound? Funny, I was listening something and they said the word "sex" perfectly fine... Heh, I'm not sure you wanna ask me what exactly I was listening to, lol.
abby724 4 years ago
The borrowed word for Sex is Sekkusu. When pronounced properly it sounds almost identical to 'Sex'
MiraSensei 4 years ago
どうも有難うございます!
Please upload more~
お願いします~
linghuaz 4 years ago
To answer Turek question,...there are certain consonants in the Japanese language that are used differently from our own.For example,in the Japanese language there is no TH sound like "THE". Nihongo is
a word in the japanese language which identifies the nation of Japan,it's language,and it's people (Nihongo).The word "Japan or Japanese" is
the english translation word for "Nihongo".Get it?
Phillyguy30 4 years ago
Be careful not to get confused though... Nihon means Japan, Go is what represents language. It's only referring to the Japanese Language when it's Nihongo... otherwise, Nihon is how you talk about just the country.
aerintwin 4 years ago
That's right.
Kentama 4 years ago
still confused why they call there laungue Nihongo and japanese im confused about that can any 1 clear it up for me?
turek9393 4 years ago
Japan and Japanese are the English equivalents for Nihon and Nihongo. It's similar to how we pronounce Mexico as Mexico and the spanish speakers will pronounce it as Mehico. Understand?
aerintwin 4 years ago
arigatou gozaimasu *bows*
Nadia2345 4 years ago
どもありがとう。日本語が少し分かります。まだじょずじゃあろません。
lathspellvash 4 years ago
*どうもありがとう。日本語が少し分かります。まだじょうずじゃありません。
Kentama 4 years ago
Thank you so much for posting these lessons! Sugoi desu yo! At 9:05 Althaus-san does NOT say "Sore wa", but she's still cool.
Sfenj 4 years ago
she said "KORE WA" because the objesct was near to her..i mean people..thats what they are trying to teach you.if the object is near,you should say "kore wa"..like althaus said..she is right.
pritanya 4 years ago
Great stuff who ever created this video needs to get honors and aploosh needs to get honors for sharing, thank you much.
mvrkhnterx68 4 years ago
thank you so much
this should help a whole lot.
Makachu 4 years ago
arigato gozaimasu
gatx105 4 years ago
Thanks Aploosh. These are a great help!
jptoronto 4 years ago
how can I order "let's learn Japanese"
yesterdaywasfriday 4 years ago
You can't. I'll upload them all, though. I hope they help.
Aploosh 4 years ago
i love these. big help. do you know japanese?....ka lol
mike12jrw1111113 4 years ago
I recall seeing a DVD of this being sold on ebay, but by then it was too late to bid. Check sites like ebay and Amazon alot and maybe you'll find someone selling it.
abby724 4 years ago