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Note to self: Canada is dangerous

They are Morishita, Tanaka, Kogawa and Koike in Japanese 🤣🤣🤣

this reminds me of TakaNihongoDojos Yabai やばい video 😂

Lil’ summer child! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Darmok and Jalad on the ocean

Yeah, I've noticed this. 😄 Japan's got a really indirect, context dependant language. 🤔 Aliens would never figure out what's being said based on just audio 👽🤫

First time ❤ Being an African, our form of greeting is:"Sawubona"which literally means"We have seen you".

It's wild that I actually almost understood this

Yabai carrying the conversation on its back lol

I just need to learn "dangerous" in Japanese and i might be able to pretend like i speak the whole language 😂

my wife ask me what do I watching

WTF is this?

This feels like a conversation from Adventure Time. I like it. So Dangerous! ❤

"greetings" vs "hiya"

So is saying “dangerous” like saying “oh my God” then?

Wow, we Americans need to learn how to start doing this quick, ready for a cool new style lol

You first have to befriend someone you could greet in japanese 🤔

So!!😂😂😂 Funny 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🎉🎉😂😂❤

やばい。。。これビデオはいいですね。。。

This doesn't make sense

In English, "bad" can sometimes mean "good" as well. Although, I haven't heard it be used like that for a while. We should bring it back

TAIHEN

Aka chan (baby) = little red 😂

That smile at the end though. 🤣

Yabai to everything is so real

"Awfully fun (it) was" I should say😂😂😂

I love these!

It's dangerous have versatile やばい is.

Translation please! Lol! 😅😂🤭

I just died laughing

OK, I just discovered your videos and I’m kind of obsessed with these lol

I like how their names are places like in the forest and in the field. That’s really pretty.

This lady is so funny…..she needs her own tv show…..she’s a Japanese comedian. She’s a Japanese Tracy Ullman!

I genuinely want a translator that does LITERAL translations instead of regular. It’s so much easier to learn

As a Canadian, I take umbridge to a gift being Tobasco. Where's the maple syrup?

dangerous😭😭😭

Literal translations help me a lot, my brain only understands other languages once I can translate it into literal english and then translate that into the meaning translation.

Honestly, this was kind of what it was like learning social idioms as someone who has a lot of trouble with them. Some of these remind me of like when people say "Sick! Rad! Gnarly!" And "oh this old thing?" Or "it's nothing much!" Like idk, these make sense as synonyms to some American expressions. And Little Flower Child is just adorable, I love that

Why dangerous

Damn, didn't know trip from Japan to Canada was such a dangerous trip

Ive learned that the "dangerous" phrase is like the "oh my god" phrase lol Or "wow"

dangerous~~ LMAO

The literal translation of the names is so good! Great example of how translastion is an art lol. Lil Summer Child and Lil Flower Child in Japanese feels classic and traditional, but in English it's some pure Hippie nonsense ❤❤❤ I'd love to see how Japanese people react to literal translations of names like Philip, Jack, Elizabeth or Kate

great strange 💯

Dangerous

Dangerous

Wtf is going on

All I need to learn is "unh" and I'm all set 😅

I've never heard the 'yabai' thing before. Is this one of the differences between normal Japanese and Japanese from anime?