What I'd like to do - Youtube NextUp Entry

I just got info that I'm allowed to participate so.....

This is my small entry for the Youtube NextUp contest. It's not as good as others I've seen, but it's my true hope to help motivate and share with people easy ways to learn a language.

http://kyarorin.net

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• 日本語
• 外国人
• 日本
• 金髪
• キャロリン
• Youtube
• NextUp
• Entry

[YoungBrave2006]

If what you are trying to do is teach people Japanese, you should speak a little slower, so people can actually understand you. I actually studied Japanese for two years; but you were going too fast even for me. A beginning student couldn't possibly understand you. The way you teach people things is: First right, then fast.

[kerokerorin813]

@YoungBrave2006 In this video, I'm not teaching Japanese. I'm explaining what I'm going to be doing in the future, or what I would like to do for my viewers in the future.　So lessons will be taught slow :)

[kerokerorin813]

@KeroKeroFFVII 友達しかフォローしないこと　＝　天狗になってることですか？

本当に友達か知り合いしかフォローしてません。だめですか？

[skyfox799]

日本語が完璧すぎる！

６年間、独学！？

凄いです！

[hakatayagyokuran]

キャロリンさんが、やった日本語の勉強の仕方はすごく良いロール­モデルとして、外国語を学習してるすべての人を勇気づけるんじゃ­ないかな。

これからも頑張って下さい！！

[akasatana0124]

it must be hard for you saying those english words in japanese accents. haha

[MsTullyman]

@kerokerorin813 キャロリン　頭のオカシイ馬鹿はほっとくのが一番だよ

外国人だからっていちいちつっかかってくる屑レイシストは無視が­一番！

[orenge200020002000]

ツィッターで「友達しかフォローしていません」について

その対応は正解です。がんばってください。応援しています。



[weo1weo1weo1]

haha that's actually funny, I kinda feel like a different person when i,m speaking Japanese too :)

[Superperpleline]

And one more question.How did you cope with when you couldn't understand a conversation on Japanese drama??

[Superperpleline]

Hi! I've watched your Youtube videos.Your Japanese is amazing!^^ I'm learning English but speaking is so difficult... Could you tell me tips on how to speak English(for you, Japanese)??plz

[umesaburou]

ケロリンどーしたの？

新しいVideoうｐまってるよｖ

What's going on kerokero?

[mysquishy123]

@YoungBrave2006 I know Kerorin already told you this, but indeed, she is not trying to teach Japanese in this video. If you've carefully read her information section below her video, you'll know that it's her entry for Youtube's NextUp Contest, so of course she'd have to speak Japanese at this pace - it's a normal/fluent speed for speaking the language.