Japanese Listening Ep9: Why can't you speak Japanese fluently, even though you understand it?

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @thatnhoxiu
    @thatnhoxiu 16 часов назад +1

    idk how youtube recommended me this channel, but i feel as though i have found GOLD. thank you for this. ありがとうございました。

  • @thelanguageseekered
    @thelanguageseekered 10 часов назад

    Good job!

  • @forrealamusiclover
    @forrealamusiclover 9 часов назад

    agreed, and I think having friend(s) who don't hesitate to "correct" your way of speaking would help a lot!
    pretty sure I won't be able to speak Japanese the way I am now if it weren't for them
    as a result of mimicking my friends though, I'd gotten used to saying "to scratch itchy skin" as かじる instead of 掻く
    I didn't know it wasn't standard Japanese until quite some time had passed😂

  • @Grey24
    @Grey24 18 часов назад

    It really great to have a podcast with easier vocabulary than the average 日本人向け podcast but still at the same speed as them, I hope you do more of those in the future, it really is what I'm looking for at my level ! 動画をありがとうございます!

  • @ayaloveflowers
    @ayaloveflowers 23 часа назад +2

    I love your videos so much! Thank you for your hard work! These are so useful :D!

  • @nekoseason
    @nekoseason День назад +3

    Good evening from Viet Nam! I have been studying Japanese for 1 months. When watching this video, I paused your video and opened the AI app immediately to try your method. It was incredibly amazing! I will continue speaking along with writing in day to balance to input and output as your recommended.
    Secondly, I hope you will continue with this speaking speed. It's like letting the reality hit from the beginning for the beginners like me. It is undeniable that it is not easy to catch up with all sentences at the normal speed at which the Japanese normally speak. However, the Pause button will work on that, so please keep supporting us, those beginners, with this speed.
    Take care bro!

  • @RSPSMOOTH1
    @RSPSMOOTH1 День назад +3

    I need to rewatch this video around 5 times,
    1. To understood the point of knowledge in this video.
    2. To Noted a new vocab i didn't knew it.
    3. repetititon & listening practice.
    4. Repeat again.
    5. I quit, but cause im lazy, i make a dek in anki with every knowledge that i already learn in this video to keep get repetition by only using my thumb😂.
    "But sometimes writting is very important, even i wrote only 1 time with every new words i saw"
    *Just ignore my broken english

  • @mondorsoda4626
    @mondorsoda4626 День назад +4

    For now, my Japanese is around A2 level, or nearly N4. I can read Japanese fairly well at that level, but my listening skills are not so great, and my speaking is even worse lol
    Right now, my main focus is on improving my listening skills first to get used to the sounds, rhythm, and even the intonation. That's why I've been watching your videos and others too.
    I'm still stick to your videos despite your Japanese listening content beyond my level is because you provide the script along with the English translation, which helps me so much as a beginner. I don't mind with your normal speaking speed, but I hope you'll continue to give us the slower version as well, like you always do. I've gotten used to your slower pace, so I'm starting to adapt to your normal speed too.
    Duomo arigatou gozaimasu!
    I hope you have a great day ^^

  • @ning5865
    @ning5865 День назад +1

    I really agree that focusing on output is the best way to learn a language! I hope I can find a partner or friend who speaks native Japanese and can correct my mistakes and give me encouragement. But it's difficult to find someone like this 😅 ゆすけさんみたいな優しい日本人の会話パートナーが欲しいんです!

  • @j5679
    @j5679 День назад +3

    good speaking speed, thanks

  • @shiielty4737
    @shiielty4737 14 часов назад

    なんかめっちゃ刺さりますねこの動画ww。
    去年N2もう取得しました。今月もN1挑戦しました。でもスピーキングはまだ駄目ですwww
    やっぱりぺらぺらになるにはたくさん他人と話すしかないですね
    アドバイスありがとうございます。がんばります!!

  • @Average-Jyo
    @Average-Jyo 19 часов назад

    私のゴールは日本語でゆすけさん同じのように話したいです。その時に幸せになります。

  • @elenaekanathapetrova2282
    @elenaekanathapetrova2282 День назад +1

    I'm not achieve high level of comprehension yet but I do my best to go there I will be happy this situation when I able to understand but maybe not speaking yet I was there in English and I'm improved. it is a goog base for speaking
    I think Aizuci is the first thing that learner should mastered in Japanese.
    if you have decent level of comprehension you can at least let people know about it by Aizuchi

  • @rno5087
    @rno5087 День назад +3

    完璧

  • @Joshuwa8
    @Joshuwa8 День назад +3

    東京で日本語学校に通っている、もう半年ぐらい日本にいました。本当に日本人と話せる機会がい欲しいですが、どうすればいいか全然わからない。

  • @FuntimeAG
    @FuntimeAG 6 часов назад

    I've been practicing with a single anki deck (kaishi 1.5k) for about 4 months and I watched a lot of anime or videos like these. I do sometimes also use ai to try and practice my writing/speaking skills (which is mostly for fun, not because someone told me to), but I really don't know if I'm doing it right. What should my long term goals be if I want to reach N3 proficiency? I was thinking of firstly finishing this 1.5k deck, but afterwards I have no clue how to continue doing something in a scheduled way

  • @Pako9713
    @Pako9713 День назад +2

    気持ちいい動画でな

  • @rno5087
    @rno5087 День назад +1

    毎日こんなに動画を作るなんて、どこからそのエネルギーとインスピレーションが湧いてくるの?私たちを甘やかしすぎだよ!もし動画作りを少しペースダウンしたら、どうなるの?笑笑笑笑!

  • @seongwonlee8409
    @seongwonlee8409 День назад +1

    韓国語字幕も見られるようにしてください。

  • @tanpopo2.0
    @tanpopo2.0 13 часов назад

    俺日本語ネイティブなのにおすすめされた。RUclipsさん、俺そんな日本語弱いですか?

    • @j5679
      @j5679 5 часов назад

      頑張って、ネイティブ様