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Sho -翔-
Japan
Registrace 7. 05. 2024
Born in Japan🇯🇵
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My Japanese is not in your textbook😉
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My Japanese is not in your textbook😉
Native Japanese Tips : No need to be afraid of speaking Japanese
Native Japanese Tips : No need to be afraid of speaking Japanese
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Lol
Wtf was that?
Mickey mouse will be the king of the pirates
And the point is???
I eas expecting a joke 😂 Do spongebob next
Was not expecting this content 😂😂😂😂
First!
Keep up the content you're a legend! どもありがとうございます
In Osaka it's the opposite, right?
Hell yeah!
The hard off songs have me brainwashed
Bro 😂😭 aaawwwoooo
Say english or spanish
peanuTs peanus😮
😂😂😂
tEA
TATOOT? What the hell is that?????
With n nomaro sounds great.
This is weird advice since its pretty locational to certain regions of the states. And what we use to replace the t also differs between those regions
States? It's nuts to realise but English is native to England. The name is probably the biggest giveaway. If people are talking about 'English' spoken in other countries, it's qualified; Australian English, Canadian English etc
@myalways5052 cool and my point stands even stronger from your point of view then- unless you genuinely believe that this rule holds true for all of Australia, Britain and Canada. I was speaking from my perspective, since I've never been to those places you've listed and so am not qualified to give advice on those areas. I understand you wanted some sort of gotcha so I hope this explanation doesn't lessen your feeling of superiority
@@lilithium3940 The fact that you feel I've validated your point, in any way, is crazy. My point is that this was about English speakers, i.e. the English. We don't have states so I can only assume you're from the USA, based on the reference to states, the presumption that it's about you and your lack of comprehension, regarding my response. Nothing you say or do is going to affect how I feel about myself. I'm sure the irony is lost on you that you feel you have that power, whilst Inferring that I am the one with a false sense of superiority.
Humans who speak english pronounce the T in identify. Yanks who have no idea how english is spoken may not.
Slayed 😂😂😂
Congratulations you have mastered the art of speaking british.
Bri'ish.
B'o'ol o' wa'a.
The assumption that no one can speak Japanese is so strong, that you could be 100% Japanese and lived their all your life and you dye your hair blond and someone will go, "Oh your Japanese is so good!" I have actually heard it is kind of annoying to Japanese who are not full Japanese who live in Japan, because people don't think they can speak it some times. So you shouldn't be afraid. It is almost impossible to offend someone by saying something wrong. You could probably curse at them, and they would be "Oh your Japanese so good!"
What if i say omae wa mou shindeiru, or kuso kurae, would they be impressed 🤭
@@nickiminaj0882 確かに、でも良くないやり方んだろう。。。
@@silvercrystal3 I'm just kidding 😝
@@nickiminaj0882 same here - the reason why I responded in japanese since they always take sarcasm literally and would probably answer like I just did :p (plus I wanted to train some output cuz still bad at speaking >_>)
@@silvercrystal3 lmao ok 🤣
I am proud to have accidentally become Japanese
Hey
I’m glad I’m a Japanese native now. Can’t way for my next flight to Tokyo.
Thanks!)
That's how the Swedish say Ikea as well. And many other languages for that matter 😂
Same in turkish🇹🇷
The Dutch
A think all the languages where is "i" is just "i" ("ee" for English ears) and not "ai" like in English :)
私は日本語を勉強しています、そしてあなたのビデオが大好きです
May I ask how you do the subtitles?
Thank you so much Sho! I try my best everyday at work and in my daily life living here in Japan
I'd love to live in Japan. How did you managed to do that?
XD Miso wanting to be "different" !
these videos actually help so much because im learning japanese and i need to get my pronunciations correct. thank you so much !!
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Isn’t it more like “oh my god!” But with the different context it will mean different things completely
Gambatte
Most useful word in japanese 😂😂 love to learn japanese this way!
Man, that helps a lot Thanks and hope you have a great week
As an american i can only hear a difference in 2 words. It honestly sounds like you just are more intense for the second word and tyats the only difference. Dod watch 3 times. Hear a little differnce in a couple more words but would go over my head in person.
The difference lies in the intonation. Taking Sake for example 1st : Sa (down) ke (up) 2nd : Sa (up) ke (down)
Thanks. It helps. Reminds me of the tones in Chinese.
The foreigner voices are so funny 😂😂😂
Taiwanese and Chinese people be like, no
For ppl who speak spain-go once they get over the culture shock of visual simulation of seeing a language that doesn't use a-z alphabet, could pronounce most Japanese words by virtue of having a similar vowel and continuant structure
even the translated station name announcement inside the train sounds western
For the first one, I just call those robots DTRs.
Not all foreigners are Americans
English translations would help for the lowly noobs like myself
When foreigners see you they say: "Ay-shee-teh-roo", while they're supposed to say 愛してる ❤.
Haha Moreover, Japanese people hardly ever use "愛してる"
@@sho.native_japanese How 'bout sukidesu then? <3
Yeah but it's NATIVE. Not NATIVU
Thank you for noticing that. I intentionally did that part with a Japanese accent.