Couples in Japan, J-Dramas:JFAQ82

Can couples come to japan?

How can j-dramas help you learn japanese?

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[rainsan]

I watch japanese tv live online. Sometimes all day. It really helps with listening comprehension. I have noticed that they don't use desu or masu endings that much at all. I read manga so I can learn to read the language faster.

[unrested]

EXACTLY!! god i wish people knew that tiny basic fact before sending me loads of e-mails trying to correct me because i didnt use masu or desu.

[TkyoSam]

Dude, anime is fine, even if the anime is like Sci Fi or fantasy, it's still 90% real/normal gramatical nihongo bro ;)

Good vid though bro, hookers and blow ;)

[unrested]

you are right i actually landed my first job here by running into the interview and shouting KAME HAME HOUUU!!!!!!

[adamdaymond]

Sheesh, you put your work and family life before vlogging on youtube? Priorities! :P

[FadedSilkandGhosts]

I have a huge love of Japanese horror movies, and I've learned sooooo much by watching these with subtitles. I've learned body language, pronunciation, phrases, even correct manners. It's amazing how much you absorb if you watch Japanese movies and tv shows(excluding anime) on a regular basis.

[dutch4340]

because of TV i learned English but Japanese is way harder

[Midnightryder7]

Exsplain if u will about the tat on your left arm with all the people on it...It's Cool..Just want to know the reason for it!

[raisesarms]

Anime is fine. FOR THE MOST PART, the language is completely normal. When someone learns Japanese to fluency, they obviously know not to go round shouting Kamehameha etc. Kids learn English by watching English cartoons etc, so doing it for Japanese is fine. ps Is there any video's of you speaking Japanese?

[jeremy22h]

Did you ever try to go to a waterpark? I heard that if you have a tattoo you cain't enter them.

[glassomilkkk]

I'm curious, to teach english in Japan do you have to take a written test or some class to test your level of speech, comprehension, and knowledge in able to be a teacher. I'm entering my first year of college in the next couples weeks but I never really got good grades in school. Do people check academic records in order to see if your a fit teacher? Also I would sincerely like to thank you very much for taking your time to make these lovely videos, I really really appreciate it! :]

[angela3017]

What is an ATL?

[kave213vids]

has anyone ever told you that you look like m shadows?

[KhinShaider]

I'm not into dramas. They becoming corny & melodramatic over the years.

Don't you notice that whether in J-movies (action genre included) or anime, these melodramatic "drama" scenes are always present. Drama can help to heighten the movie and makes actors more human on screen. But it's put on every show, hence J shows become redundant.

My family and I can't help noticing it. It's more prevalent in today's anime just like their fan services.

[KittyCat7860]

Dude, you crack me up! I love how you compared a Japanese woman saying nande and how a American fresh off the block says nande.

J-dramas do help a lot though. I've been watching them for 7 years now, not only are they addicting but they really help your dictation.