How Japanese people express our emotions with Ryoma

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Komentáře • 80

  • @mitrasree
    @mitrasree Před rokem +8

    When Miku sensei said "Linguistically Japanese is not an expressive language maybe", I felt that slightly? I have been learning Japanese for a while. And interestingly, in Japanese there is no word for "miss" as in "I miss you".
    One of my Sensei mentioned, Japanese people use "会いたい" instead. (I want to see you, 会う=to meet + ~たい=want to).
    Then, it instantly made me remember one of the BTS songs (spring day) where the Japanese version uses "会いたい" (I want to see you) instead of "보고싶다" (miss you in Korean) because there is no definite word for "missing someone".
    It was so interesting to me because "I miss you" and "I want to see you" have very distinctive meanings and vary based on the context/situation (at least my knowledge in English makes me think that and it's my 2nd language).

  • @kensanokaeri
    @kensanokaeri Před 2 lety +14

    日本人が自分の意見を言わないっていうのはよくわかります! 「なんとなく、どっちでもいい、なんでもいい」とかは日本人が主張せずに、協調性を保つために、よくする表現ですね! みくせんせい、あけましておめでとうございます~ ☺

  • @ahmedshreef5957
    @ahmedshreef5957 Před 2 lety +16

    りょうまさんとの動画はいつも面白くて分かりやすいです。

  • @professorhamamoto
    @professorhamamoto Před rokem +2

    Format is perfect. Thank you. Problem in (America) is that all that loud voicing of "opinions" leads to nothing but noise.

  • @brigette3472
    @brigette3472 Před 2 lety +3

    talking about emotions is super good topic. i really wanted to know Japanese more..

  • @airo6629
    @airo6629 Před 2 lety

    すっごく興味深いトピックのある動画でした!!

  • @andrestrat
    @andrestrat Před 2 lety +3

    Very good conversation for Japanese language and culture learning! Thank you Miku san

  • @Katie-vz9nl
    @Katie-vz9nl Před 2 lety +1

    ありがとうみく先生! この動画タイプはいつもいいリスニング練習になる!本当にありがたいです。

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Před 2 lety +1

      よかったです!編集したかいが あります!コメントありがとう!

  • @WorldUkulele
    @WorldUkulele Před 2 lety

    会話は素晴らしいかったです!とても面白かった!ありがとう先生。

  • @Rungus27
    @Rungus27 Před 2 lety +21

    Great speaking session but Ryoma-san needs a decent microphone if he's gonna be a regular guest!

  • @Anho-gp1hb
    @Anho-gp1hb Před 2 lety

    本当にそれ

  • @narusecanon3168
    @narusecanon3168 Před 2 lety

    久しぶりだな:)

  • @Shuri_S
    @Shuri_S Před rokem

    リョウマさんの声が好き。私がスペイン語わからなくても、リョウマさんの曲をよく聞いてます。素敵です。

    • @shanuka9938
      @shanuka9938 Před 6 měsíci

      こんにちは、初めまして。 知りたいです😊

  • @winblog1584
    @winblog1584 Před 2 lety +1

    リョウマ先生めっちゃタイプ😜

  • @bodomatthes8560
    @bodomatthes8560 Před 2 lety

    かわいいMiku先生の今回のゲストも本当にかわいいですね :-)

  • @igorjee
    @igorjee Před 2 lety +1

    If you complain in my country it usually doesn't create a bad environment instead you gain sympathy, help, and people bond over venting their problems together, there is less repressed anger or stress. Of course some people complain too much and get to others' nerves. So maybe it evens out.

  • @apojoga
    @apojoga Před rokem

    字幕ありがとう。

  • @glaciem4873
    @glaciem4873 Před 2 lety +1

    As someone who’s spanish native speaker I’m so proud of our swearing culture. It’s just pure fun

    • @kendjitakemoto1113
      @kendjitakemoto1113 Před 2 lety +1

      As a portuguese native speaker, I can totally relate to this

  • @joyvlog20
    @joyvlog20 Před 2 lety

    Thnks sensei.. Ryoma San is cute 🥰

  • @MsAttiD
    @MsAttiD Před 2 lety

    Miku Sensei! Thank you so much for these lessons! I have a question about your website: I clicked the link called "Library" and it asked me to sign in, but I don't have an account...but I can't find any link to sign up for an account! Do you know how I can see the library link, or sign up for an account on your website? Also, do you still have Anki decks? Thank you again, -Atti

  • @paulwalther5237
    @paulwalther5237 Před 2 lety

    Japanese people as a rule are very shy so when you meet someone who’s super outgoing and talkative you really appreciate them I think.

  • @jerzy6610
    @jerzy6610 Před 2 lety

    Arigato !

  • @rayanebouwdene3119
    @rayanebouwdene3119 Před 2 lety +1

    In France we don't talk about our personal opinion with teachers too. But i think we are used tobcomplain about everythink with friend or people we meet even about the weather XD. People love asking about why it works like that and not in another ways.

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Před 2 lety

      That's good that people ask why it works like that!! I think it's important!

  • @May-se1yg
    @May-se1yg Před 2 lety +1

    ありがとうこれは本当にやくにたちます

  • @user-fh2ne1tp5i
    @user-fh2ne1tp5i Před 2 lety +1

    りょうまさんはめっちゃカッコイイですよね!

  • @kochidobby8804
    @kochidobby8804 Před 2 lety

    this reminds me about years ago. when I was riding on rollercoaster inside disneyland, the indoor one, there were only I and my friend screaming along. no one else scream.
    怖かったから、全然気にしなかったけど、今分かってる。。

  • @japanbestsong5423
    @japanbestsong5423 Před 2 lety

    この時代に青春を駆け抜けた私たちは、人類史上最高の時代を生きたと言えるでしょう!

  • @dwisanmadi2041
    @dwisanmadi2041 Před 2 lety +1

    りょまさん、お帰り🙏😀

  • @Heidiandthe3boys
    @Heidiandthe3boys Před 2 lety

    Thank you, these videos are great learning resources! Is there a way to get a transcript (that I can print and learn off from)?

    • @gomi1224
      @gomi1224 Před 2 lety +2

      if you hit the "..." to the bottom right of the video (next to SAVE) there will be an "open transcript" option, click it, then copy and paste the transcript into a word document to print out. this works for every youtube video i believe but you want to make sure the closed captions aren't machine translated first.

    • @Heidiandthe3boys
      @Heidiandthe3boys Před 2 lety +1

      @@gomi1224 Got it, thanks so much!

  • @theonlymegumegu
    @theonlymegumegu Před 2 lety +1

    15:46 I'm interested in the difference between けんそん and けんきょ. I looked them up and the English definitions were similar, so I'm guessing there must be some subtle difference in Japanese.

  • @snehamalhotra8486
    @snehamalhotra8486 Před rokem

    天気の話😁😜

  • @MUSIC-td7wz
    @MUSIC-td7wz Před 2 lety

    毎日笑って過ごしてたくさん友達がいても、私が学校を休んだ時に困る人は別に居ないんだよな。

  • @justplayinbutsayin5770

    メガネのりょうまさんかっこいいですね

  • @rupalishinde162
    @rupalishinde162 Před 2 lety +1

    Will you please teach how to do comparing in Japanese

  • @savitranvelayutham9020

    面白い動画. どうもありがとうございました MIKU SENSEI

  • @neremeo
    @neremeo Před 2 lety +1

    そんな濃い声、かっこいいですね!😊

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Před 2 lety

      いい声してますよね!りょうまは実は歌手なんです!

  • @carlschimmel1964
    @carlschimmel1964 Před 9 měsíci

    This was an interesting discussion, and thank you for these very helpful videos. I love how polite and respectful people are in Japan. But, as discussed in this video, the flip side of this quality is that healthy debate might be suppressed, conversations might be empty and meaningless, people who are hurting might have nowhere to turn, and people might simply do as they are told -- by their bosses or by the government -- without thinking critically. I felt a bit sad hearing these topics discussed -- 表現してもいい? I do wonder if the high suicide rate in Japan and the low suicide rate in most of Latin America is related to this phenomenon of emotional freedom.

  • @Rajneeshkumar-fx5qx
    @Rajneeshkumar-fx5qx Před rokem

    Miku pls recommend some book for Japanes reading

  • @alfonsocalero
    @alfonsocalero Před 11 měsíci

    Make some lyrics about this topic for Reggaeton music. Venga Vamos! 面白い勉強になりましま。

  • @AK-ii2vo
    @AK-ii2vo Před 2 lety

    I fell in love with Ryoma san. I had a crush.

  • @payohumberto
    @payohumberto Před 2 lety

    Yo creo Misa-sensei que Roma-san haría buena pareja contigo porque Roma-san te entiende bien sabe escuchar y le veo muy simpático. Dos omoimasuka.

  • @khaingkyutheint7350
    @khaingkyutheint7350 Před 2 lety +1

    ああ、りょうまさんだ。
    今回髪型変わったので覚えなかったんですが、声と話し方を見ると前回見てたりょうまさんだと覚えてました。
    先生とりょうまさんのお互いに話してた動画は面白くていつも応援しています。

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Před 2 lety +1

      りょうま 面白いですよね!本当に優しくていい人ですよ!見てくれてありがとう!

    • @shanuka9938
      @shanuka9938 Před 6 měsíci

      こんにちは、初めまして。 知りたいです

  • @fernandezsebastien4737

    Miku先生は、スペイン語で「Hijo de la Ch 💣💥💣」と言った時、すごく楽しかったです。笑わせました。🤣🤣🤣

  • @rain7746
    @rain7746 Před 2 lety

    すごいねみく先生🥰海外に住んだのがきかっけで、海外と日本のいいところに気づいて、もっと気さくで社交的な人になったと思います(I don't know if my words sounds natural 😹but I hope you understand it)

  • @timtapp5931
    @timtapp5931 Před 2 lety +4

    There's alot of similarities between Japan and America in the topics both of you discussed. In the u.s many people are told and tell each other, some variety of these phrases; "no one wants to hear problems" or "keep it to yourself, everyone's got problems" no small talk because " no one wants to hear your life story". People greet each other with "how are you doing" but don't really mean it, and act surprised when they learn so many people in the u.s are lonely, disconnected, and at worse suicidal. The amount of people that just want to be listened to, meaningfully, just once is staggering. Socializing in the u.s definitely isn't the same as whats advertised thats for sure.
    I think these kinds of topics are part of the human condition that all countries need work on.

    • @patricia9854
      @patricia9854 Před 2 lety

      US and Japan have some things in common when talk about emotions and relationships🙊

  • @zukiyama
    @zukiyama Před rokem

    25:00 i am new subscribers. watching this kinda deep talk of Japanese culture is omoshiroii yo, daisuki desu. There is a words from Paddy Pimblett during his octagon interview. He said "There is a stigma in this world that man can't talk, listen if you are a man and you got weight on your shoulder and you think the only way to solve this problem by killing yourself, please speake to someone, speak to anyone".
    I always thinking why Nihon de wa jisatsu ga ooii kana, maybe because they didnt talk when have a problem and shy to share kurushii and kanashii to others. I.M.H.O

  • @uchral_bayasgalan
    @uchral_bayasgalan Před rokem

    Ryoma became more かっこいい 😅

  • @theonlymegumegu
    @theonlymegumegu Před 2 lety +5

    i always look forward to the conversations with Japanese subs! though for me it was very distracting having both the English and Japanese subs on screen, it made it much harder for me to ignore the English and try to understand from the Japanese only (i felt like i was constantly cheating ^^;; ). is there an easy way to include English subs but have them selectable?

    • @Fafner888
      @Fafner888 Před 9 měsíci

      Just look away from the screen?

  • @user-dl5wd9tk1h
    @user-dl5wd9tk1h Před 2 lety +1

    こんばんは 先生、あけましておめでとうごさいます。

  • @arvindbhardwaj3220
    @arvindbhardwaj3220 Před 2 lety

    本当に面白いと思います
    みく様もっといろいろなどがをつくてください
    インド🇮🇳には日本語勉強するのは多いので役に立つと思います
    どもありがとうございます。

  • @wictorgabriel9656
    @wictorgabriel9656 Před 2 lety

    僕はブラジル人のステレオタイプとと思います。いつもshyと言われるし、自分で人と話し始めることもあまりないし、意見を出さなくてただ相手の言う事を聞く癖があります。日本に引っ越したら、何も変わらなくて普通ぐらいになってしまう予感があります。

  • @rayanebouwdene3119
    @rayanebouwdene3119 Před 2 lety

    There's also the freedom of speech where we can criticize gouvernment openly in tv show

  • @br5448
    @br5448 Před 9 měsíci

    civilized society vs. not civilized, sadly. / Great video. Thank you

  • @gendunsakyal6563
    @gendunsakyal6563 Před rokem

    🌱🌻🙏👍

  • @kaviyarasumanoharan1557

    インド人はよく家屋のことを聞きます。私は知らない人に情報を言わないけど、相手はもう一度聞く

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Před 2 lety

      文化が日本とぜんぜん違いますね!面白いです!

  • @3vgene
    @3vgene Před rokem

    ¡Hola! coincido con la teoría de Miku sobre la influencia de la cultura _Samurai_ en los sentimientos pero en cuanto a no educarlos para expresar la propia opinión lo llamaría “adiestramiento” y creo que ha funcionado como sociedad pero el envejecimiento de la población es el precio o la respuesta de una represión oculta. Para mí, ustedes son los clavos que sobresalieron y sobrevivieron a los martillazos.
    ミク先生とリョウマの会話はとても面白かった!色んなテーマを出すし、分かりやすいし、単語をたくさん覚えました。それよりも日本人の意見や気持ちの事を聞けたから、私はありがたいです!

  • @bestapps4709
    @bestapps4709 Před 2 lety

    APP Japanese No Secrets.

  • @gauravdwivedi5064
    @gauravdwivedi5064 Před 2 lety

    常に英語字幕を使用してください

  • @rmij2312
    @rmij2312 Před 2 lety

    ごめん日本語むずかしい。ありがとうございます

  • @jesusvargas1620
    @jesusvargas1620 Před rokem

    みく先生、お元気ですか
    質問があります。
    みく先生、スペイン語を話す事が出来ますか。
    Mi hija 奈緒美ちゃん
    日本語を勉強しています。奈緒美ちゃん12才です。ごめんなさい🙏🏻 por mi pobre Japonés, hace 24 años que estudié algo de Japonés durante 2 años y medio, y ahora lo estoy retomando nuevamente por mi mismo. Miku Sensei, usted dá clases privadas on line, skype, WhatsApp or zoom.? … necesito una Maestra para mi hija. Vivimos en Estados Unidos. Espero su respuesta.
    ありがとうございます