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@3:55 - She thinks we're learning disabled 😭 But I laughed myself into tears.

That 久 really threw me, I knew I had never seen that katakana character before. I had to look it up and learned that it is a kanji character. 😄

The first girl, sounds like how a French would speak 😂

Elderly people are quite understanding it seems. Maybe it’s the wisdom of ages.

The last guy was the closest threw in some actual words and the cadence was good

5:54 who know kinchiro from (ken of North start)( anime charater ) He use it all the time

4:37 you can use oba-chan/oji-san and mybe you got a slap in the face

A polite way to say fuck is so funny

😂😂😂

Love this. I’m sure my impression of someone Japanese is a million times worse 😂

lol this is just all fun feels :)

It evokes the american stereotype of the German language, that emphasizes a gutteral shouting akin to the speeches of famous German artist Adolf Hitler (which is also not accurate to german, as most germans speak in a softer tone)

One time, while I was walking to the 7-11, a lady who might have been a little intoxicated asked me, in Japanese, for directions to the supermarket. I was surprised that she asked me, but even more surprised that my vocabulary was up to the task. I hope she made it there ok.

In South Korea, I would go out to dinner with a Chinese-American friend, and the waitresses would automatically address him. The look on the waitress’s face when I busted out the Korean and he said in English, “I don’t speak Korean” was priceless, and it happened many times. He was quite fluent in Chinese and English.

I don't know why but this is so cute and funny 😂

2:00 YEET! that lady was hilarious!

Stop hating on ado bruh

Speaking sim with a Japanese accent

Good that no one understood the second audio clip. :|

0:51 "To sneak" Actually doesn't make that sentence incorrect, but it does change the meaning a little bit. If you use to sneak, it means you see a cat, you grab it, and you sneak it into your neighbor's yard. If you use sneaking, it means you just see it, you don't force it into your neighbor's yard, and the cat just goes in on it's own.

Cute.... Can't say I relate to the subject matter even remotely, but your approach makes total sense and I like what you are doing. Ganbatte! And... BUNNY LUCK!!! 🐰🐇

The sims

I love how he was about to say Hentai and then corrected himself at hen and said anime instead

Octopus celery! I say that all the time.

Americans in the comments really think that their dub is worth shit lmao, cope harder

I'm sure I'm not alone in this as a Non Japanese person The hardest thing about learning Japanese, though whilst the alphabet and kanji and all that can be confusing in and of itself, the sentence structure is what destroyed me. I had to drop Japanese as a subject, I most certainly could have persevered and tried to figure it out but yeh, for me it was so backwards I just couldn't I feel like the English language is less reliant upon sentence structure, you can jumble up the sentence and still make it work somehow The English language is a chopped salad, The Japanese language is a finely prepared Sushi Roll, everything in its place - "Settei" or French for Mise en Place, or English for "set up, Prepared and Organised"

This is accurste

If you have self confidence then you don't need a tattoo unless you were incarcerated. To many people tattoos (outside of a pententiary) is an expression of low self esteem or living in gang controlled neighborhoods.

I use duolingo (mostly because of the fact I'm to bothered to use anything else), and I've had to translate "キツネは何を言います？" I've have not gotten over it. >:l

This is the best Senpai themed song ever existed, thank you for noticing us, senpai.

Some of this feels like theyre just rapping

The guy in the red coat was the best, followed by the middle aged lady in the blue coat.

有難う先生

I'm 70% through Busuu A1 course and I really enjoy it. Just some points to keep it mind: 1) "watashi wa" later disappears when it's not needed in the context so it's mostly just at the beginning 2) particles are well explained step by step, so for instance "ni" is to tell time, then to tell direction etc. I like it that they don't throw everything at once. 3) The app is just to get started and as soon as you. Once you get the basics start IMMERSION: this is a crucial thing when learning a language. Quickly you'll pick up how "normal" Japanese tl;dr it's a great app to get started (way above Duolingo let's say), just keep some things in mind and use other sources too

I never once thought about *tests* when I was planning on learning Japanese.. and even now, when I’ve started and only really have the numbers down, I never knew there could be tests

Now go ask the same question to elderly in Iraq or Saudi Arabia and see how they answer

Thanks Yuta, clicked from email, kawaii.

4:35 this man made perfect sense to me

Haha was not expecting to see yome

The Chinese pronunciations you provided are in Cantonese, not in Mandarin, bruh

4:51 I knew one day that Trump’s voice would be seen somewhere as the stereotypical “American accent,” despite him sounding nothing like any of us when he talks. 😂 I love all the impressions, though! Were so loud and animated 🫣

This made me laugh so hard, I loved it!! 🤣🤣

The hand movements. How else do we know if anyone is listening (English speaker)

It would be a little easier if the keyboard at least in hiragana instead of in alphabet. 😂 I really enjoy typing japanese words on my phone because it's efficient.

I thought english was the easiest language to learn

No such thing as mixed race. Everyone is human. Use 'mixed ethnicity' if you want to sound like an educated adult. And we are 'all' mixed ethnically.

Yeah, what i hear people hear is no inflection on anything. You're right. Very monotone.

"Right"?

Omg that awesome and hilarious 😂😂😂 I can hear it

I love it 😍 the last two guys did great!😊