良く使う言葉、広東語と日本語|Learn commonly used words in Japanese & Cantonese|學習一些常用的日語和粵語詞語(中,英,日文字幕)(日本語字幕)

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • Part 1: • 似ている発音、広東語と日本語|Words t...
    Here is Part 2! Learn some useful words in both Japanese and Cantonese so that when you travel to either Japan or Hong Kong it's a lot easier for you!
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Комментарии • 31

  • @pollychu5483
    @pollychu5483 3 года назад +3

    我鍾意你兩個好儍丶好可愛
    互動得好有愛…..pure, fresh, …總之都幾 fun ; bring us 開心笑。 👏👏👍🏻

  • @alanfong1893
    @alanfong1893 3 года назад +2

    I really like watching the chemistry between you and Kurt. But hopefully the next one won't be a translation vid again. Fighting 💪.

  • @jimmywan87
    @jimmywan87 3 года назад +4

    You guys should do a vid of your upbringing coz I can definitely tell that Kieko has used Japanese as much as English or even studied there as the name might have suggest and one would never ever have the opportunity to use that much Japanese in England. And of course it'll be interesting to learn about Kurt's studying experience as well.

  • @jerometsowinghuen
    @jerometsowinghuen 3 года назад +3

    I think this is can help your Cantonese language/speaking skills, Miss Kieko, while he can learn Japanese at the same time.

  • @HeartsRain
    @HeartsRain Год назад

    Love these type of videos

  • @serenecampbell5063
    @serenecampbell5063 3 года назад +3

    You both are so cute and funny!!! 🤣🤣 GOODNESS

    • @hiiamkurt
      @hiiamkurt 3 года назад +1

      🙈🙈

    • @KiekoM
      @KiekoM  3 года назад +1

      ❤️❤️

  • @angusliu7026
    @angusliu7026 3 года назад +3

    Currently I work in a Japanese company. Although my Japanese colleagues could hear me, I'd like to speak more authentic Japanese.
    Kieko, would u teach us some more formal / biz expression? Thx

  • @kaylietsang5062
    @kaylietsang5062 3 года назад +1

    These are super helpful because I speak cantonese and I'm trying to learn Japanese. Thank you!!

  • @billycl_
    @billycl_ 3 года назад +1

    我鍾意呢個系列啊!

  • @kengor8888
    @kengor8888 Год назад

    Fridge (British English)
    Refrigerator (American English)
    雪櫃 syut3 gwai6 (HK Cantonese)
    冷蔵庫 Reizōko (Japanese)
    Train (English)
    火車 fo2 ce1 (HK Cantonese)
    電車 Densha (Japanese)
    Tram (English)
    電車 din6 ce1 (HK Cantonese)
    トラム Toramu (Japanese)

  • @jimmywan87
    @jimmywan87 3 года назад +1

    The 'sleep early' could be used to tell people off as well depending on the tone you use it :p. The sai sao gan if translated from word to word is literally washing hands room, so no too dissimilar to Japanese

  • @thebiggestlittlecity
    @thebiggestlittlecity 3 года назад

    Prepping myself with japanese for a hopeful japan trip soon. 😇

  • @teacherjulia6261
    @teacherjulia6261 3 года назад +1

    Such a beautiful couple

    • @KiekoM
      @KiekoM  3 года назад

      See you tomorrow ❤️☺️

  • @hiiamkurt
    @hiiamkurt 3 года назад +1

    Wow

  • @anneb6639
    @anneb6639 2 года назад +1

    Kurt looks a bit like Chinese actor Zhu Yi Long.

  • @thegreatnorth2716
    @thegreatnorth2716 3 года назад +2

    私はこのビデオが本当に好きですが、あなたは彼に今少し眠らせなければなりません。LoL

    • @KiekoM
      @KiekoM  3 года назад

      😂

    • @thegreatnorth2716
      @thegreatnorth2716 3 года назад

      You picked up and highlighted all of Kurt's startling moments. So funny.

  • @risa_vlog
    @risa_vlog 3 года назад

    Lol Kurt didn't really explain "maan-on" to you properly which literally means have a good night. So it's kind of like saying "Good night" Maan (晚) is night and on (安) is good/well.
    Gei-chin is actually a very formal/casual way of saying how much. It's like ikura in Japanese. There is also "gei dor chin" which means how much is it? This would be the more polite way of asking like ikura desku ka?

  • @sammyleung719
    @sammyleung719 2 года назад

    The tone in Japanese and English is totally different, of course, the Japanese is much more pretty lol.
    I think you should use more Japanese to talk with Kurt.
    Some basic words in Japanese but it seems different to him.

  • @thelias91
    @thelias91 Год назад

    train in cantonese can be 火車 foce, 地鐵 deitit is more like “metro” if i’m right !

  • @allanchan1569
    @allanchan1569 3 года назад

    Kieko's face looks like Taiwan Artist 殷悅 Melody !

  • @bzboi
    @bzboi 3 года назад

    i have never good night like that

  • @lilywei1008
    @lilywei1008 3 года назад

    係咁先喇 可以代替 再見

  • @CHLeung-rk6wx
    @CHLeung-rk6wx 3 года назад

    電車 Train should be 火車。地鐵 should refer to 地下鉄。

  • @serenecampbell5063
    @serenecampbell5063 3 года назад +1

    Def killing two birds with one stone. Learning canto and English at the same time!!

  • @chja9158
    @chja9158 3 года назад

    the subtitle is too thin, hard to read~~ the previous one is better~~