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Wow that's some great depth. Though having learnt Hindi and it's "Sandhi" helps me get that which vowel will be devoiced or not almost like 90% of times , though it was definitely helpful :)

Don't stop there! Teach us how to put trilled R in actual speaking!

Everytime I hear that Japanese strong rolling sound all I can think of is yakuza gangsters threating each other!

I always forget the drawing order hahaha

I’m learning Japanese I heard don’t use Romanji cause you won’t really need it

Right this letter is cool and difficult to write

ありがとうございました

メイ, ありがとう!

Hello, Mei! What happened to the 3rd Intonation video ? It says it's unavailable and hidden =/

I just wanna say thx a year late but, u were one of the main kick starter things that ended up helpin me, a person with an r lisp end up learning how to say the Japanese r correctly and now I'm speakin all the Japanese sounds basically like a native speaker with no problem at all, so once again thank you;)

Thanks for the video. I was confused since my teaching program I was listening to uses the N sound instead of G and made me confused!

This is the best video. 100% agree with the Spanish R. L is from the Chinese influence and is what native Chinese speakers use as part of their accent. So, maybe Chinese people speaking Japanese say La Li Lu Le Lu for all of the syllables. Native Japanese speakers will use a mix, especially depending on their prefecture of origin.

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING THANK YOU

very useful thanks. using it for anki

《(Coming from a Chinese)》 The way I heard it explained best was the “Z” sound in Pinyin is like the “ts” sound in “caTS.” For Japanese, from that , add a little more glottal (behind the teeth, more of a typical Z sound but lying in-between) instead of the wispy “tssss.” I only have passing interest in learning Japanese(I need to master English and maybe reach Spanish intermediate level first), but as a Chinese I can say this is a very similar language, with many similar or even identical pronunciations. It may even be easier than Chinese for English speakers, simply due to hiragana existing as a somewhat crutch to not knowing characters. Wishing everyone a peaceful and fruitful language-learning journey.

メイ、あリがとう！

naisu

Super awesome content!

Thank you so so much for this

一番レッスン！ありがとう御座います🥰

ありがとうございます。 ぼくのにほんごkeyboardせんせいです。 ぼくはにほんごがすきです。

Anyone else having trouble getting google translate to recognize you when using these sounds? I have gotten better at other r's better never these and I am wondering if its me or google at this point and would love some help For example, say Douryou (coworker) and see if it works for you

who are the patriots?

Is flap T ?

メイ、ありがとう！

thanks for the great insight!

ありがとう、メイ！

ありがた

Good stuff. Keep it up. It is helpful

Why does this only have 56 views???? this is great!!

the patriots

6:03

Thanks for the videos!!! Really helpful❤

this one's WEIRD! i don't LIKE this character! there seem to be two ways of writing it and i HATE THAT LEVEL OF AMBIGUITY!

ありがとうございます！

Aaaand onto the next!

For the amount of views I wish this had more likes

I want to know what your lips are doing. Cause I can see them move in a specific way

Amazing, onto next sound

Onto the next

Thanks! Looking forward to learning here. Needed against just theory I know.

I think this sound is the same sound for m and n in Portuguese language which is my mother language.

👍🏻

Arigato

Very useful, thank you!

Are you completely closing off the air in throat when you make theん+a/h sound? It sounds like you are completely closing off the air in your throat (just like ん+k/g) when you say れんあい、おんあつ、らんはんしゃ.

ありがと

You make the best pronunciation videos! Most teachers don’t do a good job teaching pronunciation. Your points on tongue placement reduced my accent greatly!

メイさん、ありがとう！🎉😅❤

ありがとございます。とても役に立ちました。