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Learn Japanese Phrases for Counting & Buying : How to Count Words in Japanese

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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2008

Discover how to count words in Japanese in this free video on Japanese language and travel.

Expert: Yuu Asakura
Bio: Born and raised in Japan, Yuu Asakura moved to Los Angeles after graduating from Tokyo University for Foreign Study where she acquired B.A. in linguistics and area studies.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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  • everyone STOP ARGUING!!! Every language have their own complexity. Your inclination to lear ANOTHER language mainly depends on how you contruct grammar using your native language.

    Amazingly, some language, like Japanese starts with a subject. Others start with verb. Others starts with the predicate. SO STOP ARGUING GUYS!!! Every LANGUAGE ARE UNIQUE!!!

    Now all you need to learn is RESPECT and you'll be RESPECTED!

  • THANK YOU! damn I get tired of seeing arguments between stubborn or thick-headed people on videos like this! I agree too; it's not the subject, it's the learner!

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  • i love your scafe konnichiwa

  • i love your sacrf

  • @joshfiend10 If you want to learn more sentences in japanese and better fluency, check out my playlist (on my channel) called Japanese Lessons. Really. You should start from lesson 2: lesson 1 is just about greetings

  • omg.i am really watching it at 2:15 pm. :DD

  • aaaahh this one is hard

  • @dominicbalabat RIGHT ON!

  • Great, thank you.

    For the one like me that are learning.

    These are basic counters (really good ones) but there are lots, and lots of them, so keep searching.

    And.. yes, as she said, there are come changes according to the quantities, eg.

    hiki changes for piki, nin changes for hitori or futari (one person, two persons respectively), etc, etc so, if you are interested keep searching.

    Thank you so much.

  • this part is a bit hard to understand. ive only just started learning japanese recently and i stumbled across these vids and there really helpful thanks for putting them up

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