Eat! & Snack intro (Japanese Lesson )

Answering Jabazzy's question.

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Onaka suiteimasu = hungry (standard) (Note the GA is missing. Grammatically, you should say " Onaka GA suiteimasu " but conversationally leaving the GA out is very common.)
Taberu? = eat? (Dictionary form.)
Arigatou! Taberu. = Thanks. I'll eat.
Onaka ga peko peko desu. = I'm hungry.
Peko peko desuka?= YOu hungry?
Tabemasuka? = Eat? (Polite form.)
Hai= Yes.
Tabemasu.=(I'll eat.)
Oishii=delicious
Oishisou = looks delicious
dane = ending
Nani? = What?
Onaka suite shinisou = I'm so hungry, I feel like I am dying.
Tabenai? = Won't you eat?
Onaka tsuite shinjaisou! = I'm so hungry, I feel like I'm going to die. (more casual, slang tense)
Tabemasenka? = Won't you eat?(polite form)
Onaka ga suiteiru. = I'm hungry., Same as No. 1 but with the GA and the verb tense is unconjugated.
Tabemasuka? = Eat? (Polite form.)
Tabenai yo.=Strong YO ending of "I won't eat."
Nani sore!=What is that? (casual. Formal would be=Sore ha nandesuka?)
Onaka ga peko peko. = I'm hungry., Same as No. 4 but without the polite ending of DESU.
Kore tabereba?=Why don't you eat this?
Iranai.=I don't need that.
Tabeyou!=Let's eat!
Tabeta. =(I) ate. (unconjugated)
Tabemashita. .=(I) ate. (polite)
I was eating KAKINOTANE.
"Nagoya ben" way to say EAT=TABEYA!

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[eirinbe]

I discovered to my joy that i could understand what was said in this video!

Man, i think those 'japanese for morons' actually work, Victor!

It's so great to have people like you on youtube:)

[Gimmeabreakman]

I appreciate it man! Keep the comments & ratings coming! They help!

[aAnomalyOfAutumn]

lol i love the song in this video (the givemeabreakman song) bowie style :p

[Shinibo]

Great lesson - the humorous parts makes learning a lot more fun, why I think many teachers could learn a bit from you ;D btw your dog is so cute! Reminds me of Rebecca Bonbon ^^

[IJethrobot]

Man, why so many thumbs down on this video? ぺこぺこしています！

I'm also in Nagoya right now over at 名古屋大学！ I freaking love this city.

~ Jethro.

[tophblindbender]

Tanoshikatta Desu =3

[iareryc3]

辛い　からい

辛い　つらい

Nice video. XD That Kanji can also mean painful or difficult to do something. It just depends on the context of the sentence. I don't know why there isn't a separate kanji for that word.

[Hella8Bella]

good stuff!!!

[markshmily]

CERRL

Another interesting vid.

Thanks for making them.

[sixcstring92]

i saw it on Anthony Bourdain's show No Reservation when he was at soemone's house in Okinawa

[Gimmeabreakman]

I back you up.

[dominickkk5]

Itadakimasu is just generally said whenever someone has made food for you.

It generally expresses your appreciation for it.

Hopefully Victor would back me up with that.