How to learn Japanese by watching ANIME🇯🇵
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I was told never to watch animes with subtitles of your native language. i don't know what to think lol.
@@Dboy3504 It is easier at the very beginning when you understand about nothing in the language you are trying to learn. If you don't already have basic knowledge it is pretty much useless to watch anime with Japanese subtitles. That's why I think it is a good recommendation to start with subtitles in your native language.
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What is the difference between Obama, ohama, or Osama? Are they from the same countries of Africa or the Middle East?
but japanese heard in anime is different
UGH I WAS WAITING FOR THIS! I’ve been trying to learn Japanese for a few months now but I remember you said to avoid anime to practice because it’s not how natives talk but now I see there are ways to still use anime to learn. THANK YOU, adding anime to my schedule 😂❤️
From my experience anime will throw you off, mostly because of the use or rather the absence of honorifics. That's not true for all anime though(generally speaking school life / slice of life anime seem to be better at that). Some things remain though, you might know from English "anime" that voice actors tend to speak very clearly and without any slang. For example you might hear them say "Do you want to play basketball with me" but in reality a native speaker would likely use slang, especially younger ones and just say "Wanna play basketball?" leaving out most of the sentence and manipulation "do you want" into "Wanna".
This happens in Japanese day to day conversations on a regular basis. I also found that some sentence structures might not work in real life Japan, while they are fine in anime. -That said, for the first steps and even beyond I feel like anime is a good source to learn the language, it has its downsides but what doesn't. You might want to check out some Japanese reality shows as well to understand the language and how it's used more, I'd recommend "Terrace House".
@RD изучение языков дело такое, каждому нужен свой подход. Лучший метод тот, который позволит максимально эффективно усваивать информацию с как можно меньшим уровнем дискомфорта. И я не просто так написал КАК МОЖНО меньшим, ведь изучение языка в любом случае трудоёмкий и времязатратный процесс.
Короче говоря метод можно выбрать тот, что придётся больше по душе. Главное осознавать и держать в голове все его возможные подводные камни. На случай если есть какая-то неуверенность и страхи на этот счёт могу порекомендовать просто по изучать мнения и советы опытных в этом вопросе людей.
@@theprophet2444 incorrect. When you are in an infancy stage of learning something as abstract as a new language you need as much listening practice as possible regardless of how it's taken in and in what form. No matter what you consume be it text book canned phrases or anime yakuza characters you need large amounts of spoken input to form a proper schematic of the laguage when spoken in real time. Anime is great at laying a frame-work for this. regardless learning something like a new language as grammatically different as Japanese will take around a year or two for this to even begin to take shape into something like speaking issues. I feel like you should be focused on understanding Japanese in the moment when it's being focused before you should even begin to speak Japanese. This is with two years of experience studying Japanese via immersion through anime, dramas, reality shows etc. You MUST have a varying diet of immersion and listening practice many hours a day if you want to reach any solid level of comprehension
but japanese heard in anime is different
@@maegalroammis6020 It really is not. This may sound rude, but I feel like the people saying that are being condescending to people wanting to learn. Because they will say stuff like "Well, IRl everyday Japanese people don't speak like in in shounen anime or like in Jojo" and it's like, Yeah, literally any person with a bit of common sense will know that IRL people are not shouting their attacks nor monologue all day nor speak like if they were from the Edo period (if the anime in question takes place then). The exact same thing happens in every single language. If you are watching a western Tv show centered around, let's say, the cartels, and they are using a lot of weird slang, it is obvious that that's not how people take every day. Like I said, it is just a common sense thing. However, just because 1 or 2 characters talk in a certain way, that doesn't mean NO ONE EVER talks like that in real life. Nor that the way they talk is wrong. Go to any place on earth, let's say USA, and you'll see hundreds of people talking differently to each other. Some being more formal, some using more slang, some using such heavy accents even other native speakers will have a hard time understanding them. People who act like how they talk in Anime is wrong act as if there was ONE single specific way to talk not just Japanese, but any language, when that's not true. Just like Cowboy said, when learning a language, any, you need lots of input, and you get that by listening to lots of people speak. With time, you start picking up what's normal, what's slang, what's more formal, and so on and forth. Telling people "Don't watch anime to learn" is like saying Japanese people "Don't watch American Tv shows to learn", it just doesn't make any sense whatsoever, both kinds of entertainment are made for their own countries population. If the way they talked in them was so outlandish, wrong or weird compared to IRL, then no one would watch them nor understand them in the first place.
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みなさんの日本語勉強の手助けになれるなら嬉しい限りです！
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It is really bad that such a treasure like this video is so underrated. Thank you for your beautiful recommendations Ruri !
so many people use anime incorrectly when trying to learn useful Japanese. this video really corrects a lot of those mistakes 👍
yare yare daze~
勉強に使っても全然問題ないアニメと口調がアニメ的な勉強に適さないものとがあるからね
@@kalonsystem 違うぞ
Thank you for this video, I started learning Japanese with Anime too and It is a slow but a fun process. What alot of people forget is the time they take to find the perfect way to learn something can be used on learning it the non perfect but fun way. I believe that there is no wrong way to learn anything. yes sometimes it can be unefficient and time consuming. But the consistency and the non procsination coming from a way you love to do will make a huge different on your learning process. Good luck to everyone here and Lets all learn and enjoy anime
Did it work I mean sub vs dub which was better after learning japnese
Many educators agree that using a variety of media, like anime and graphic novels, improves motivation and adds a valuable layer of culture and art in language instruction. So, you really will be doing something productive by binge-watching a new show!🥰🥰🥰
I listen to Japanese music and watch anime, on top of learning all of my hiragana and katakana. My next step is buying my manga is Japanese.
Been binge-watching all your language learning videos for the last hour and I think this is the latest one. It was so great to see how your English has improved with every video both in grammar and accent. I wonder is this even your final form :D
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This was what I was looking forrr! Amazing timing againnn. Thanks 😗👌🏻
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Keep going my friend. I am cheering for you. 🙂
Yesterday I finished watching Tokyo Revengers and today you mention it. Thank you for sharing the source of learning proper Japanese. 💖✨Will definitely follow them. 😊
I reaaaaally loved the intro of this video with you talking in Japanese. Advices on this video is exactly what I need, thanks a lot!
RURI,whatever u talk in this video is absolutely right like in step by step..everything is understandable and means meaningful.
Just the video I need!! I was managing to pick out some phrases from the new Attack on Titan episode yesterday, but I want to up my Japanese game! 😎🇯🇵 I'll defo be coming back to this vid again + again Ruri!
This was totally helpful! ありがとうございます! She gave great examples! Nicely done!
Just Amazing Ruri! It helped me a lot!
Its crazy how I’m actively doing this and this video comes at the perfect time to highlight or just inform me on the things I need to do to practice more and reach some sort of fluency. Also currently watching JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure because of you and やれやれ😂. I know the Japanese within the show is not realistic but just so funny. It makes a lot of sense like you were saying with animators they do this for a reason to give the anime more characteristics or life. But I’m currently using Language Reactor for Netflix watching Super Crooks, which is so aesthetically pleasing and I’m learning so much already. I need to go back and rewatch AOT and Demon Slayer (all time favs). Also, I’m listening to Japanese songs (able to sing the chorus of a song without fail lol) and slowly but surely getting into podcasts. Thanks for this video and everything るりさん!😭
but japanese heard in anime is different
honestly comprehensible input works so much!! but it does involve a lot of repetition but still, I’m gonna apply it to my language routine thank u
I swear every time I'm confused by something or have smth in my mind you post a video explaining everything I was questioning the same day HAHAHA, thank you
Thank you, Ruri! I have always watched anime, but this gives us more of a study guide.
Great job and thanks so much for this Ruri! Cheers!
Wow, there are so many great tips here! Thank you so much for sharing this.
It was really helpful 🙌🏼 ありがとうございます。
Thank you for this video Ruri..I actually wanted to start learning Japanese.This video was really useful and you give great advise.
When I was younger I studied Japanese because I was hoping to go to Japan but it never happened but just recently I have begun trying to relearn all I forgot and watching Anime ,( or Japanime in my day), does help . I also listen to a lot of Japanese music and that helps as well. Thanks for you tips on learning, there may be hope for me yet. 😃
I really appreciate every single video that you made🙏💫 Keep going 🔥
one of my 2022 goals is learn japanese so thank you so much for this video ❤️❤️
Here’s a perfect example that why Ruri’s wide-range spectrum videos attract most people! 😊👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
All time favorite is JOJO? Such good taste! Now I am so curious what other anime you enjoy
Thank you so much, It's a really useful way I tried this way after! jjba it’s my favorite too, it was surprising for me to know that you're a super fan to!🌹
Ruri This video was great very informative and helpful I been watching anime since I was a kid as I gotten older I always wanted to learn Japanese 🇯🇵 i appreciate the help keep up the awesome work 😎
A so nice content again. Thank you Ruri ♥️
thank you rurii, i found a good website to watch anime and a mini notebook where to write down the sentences i hear most and some grammatical sentences which i've learned
You're so beautiful!! I've been learning japanese for one year and this video is so helpful
"You should pick something that is related to daily life".
Alright, Attack on Titan it is.
I'm so glad I found ur channel! I watch anime a lot and wanna watch anime without subtitles. I (for some odd reason) when I'm thinking its always in Japanese even tho I can't actually speak it, plus I hear the English voice in my head as well, so this will also help me understand wth I'm even saying lol
Thank you Ruri❤ that was helpful
Learn Japanese is something that I always wanted to do, and I propose to my self to learn this language after learning Italian. Currently I started to search anime series and started with this one Jahy Sama Wa Kujikenai. Thanks for your video and for those 3 tips to learn the language.
Thank you ruri! Anime is really helpful to learn japanese because you will get constant japanese input easily, it really helped me with my listening skills, i can translate japanese 80% of the time, even if I don’t understand 1 or 2 words i can tell what it means from the context, everything is thanks to 7 years+ of Anime. Once i was able to communicate with a real native japanese in twitter space, he talks in japanese and i can understand everything he said even though i reply with a machine translation. The problem that i always had is just writing japanese cause kanjis and hiraganas are hard, and i’m trying to study them now!
Thank you for your advice~
@Ruri Ohama This video is great Ruri-san!! Such great resources and recommendations! I was learning Japanese from mostly anime for about a year, but recently, I started listening/watching a lot more J-dramas, and they're great. While I actually agree with your recommendation of listening to anime at fast speed, personally, I don't want to do that because I prefer to listen to a good story in the speed it was intended. However, when I started watching J-dramas, I noticed that the speech is faster, more slurred, and more difficult to hear than anime. In fact, when I started watching anime again, I was surprised at how much easier it was to hear. So I guess watching J-dramas at normal speed is sort of my way of watching anime at high speed, without actually having to do it. Thanks again for the great video!
I don't have full control about english, but here I am, watching the next goal.
Hello, thank you, I needed this🥰
I'm currently on step 5 and it's a bit hard but slowly getting adjusted to the faster speed which helps since so many people here in Osaka speak really fast, not to mention the bonus difficulty level of the Kansai dialect
Love your videos never give up and keep going
Thank You so much for such a helpful and informative video, this is really great advice which i'm sure will help lots of people. As for watching real-life animes, i've had this discussion with various other people who have given similar advice, and i've just watched so many normal animes, that actually before watching your video, i had already planned to watch a fantasy/action one next - regardless of the language style used i just need a break kinda. Keep up the amazing work on your videos! I always love watching you, you have diverse talents and knowledge on a wide range of topics and your videos will be a continual source of inspiration for us all
Very good tips, that's improve every skill in speaking japanese Listening, writing, reading and speaking.
Thanks. It could help me very much to practice.
I will rearrange my plan.
siii el video que esperaba :D
i love you Ruri ♡
おつかなえ〜！ 今日も配信ありがとうございました！ Cheers from the UK
Really Great video!
Thanks to this channel, we can learn English and Japanes both.
Thank you Ruri!!
i love that video👍
Very nice! Thank you!!
I recently watch monogatari series with Japanese subtitles on Netflix, and I clicked the pause button with about billions times, and noted down over 20 new Japanese words in every episodes, and improved my reading speed, even with 仮名替わりand 旧字体, lol.
Love it!
Finally I was able to watch ❤️ good evening Ruri 😁
I am very thankful for you talking about learning Japanese through anime
Thank you so much Ruri 💙💙💙
Hi Ruri. I'm so happy that you are making videos about how to learn Japanese. Thank you so much for making these videos. And could you please make a video about how to learn kanji in detail.
I've already made it :)
im so proud i understood the japanese intro as just an anime watcher :')
私は日本人ですがこのビデオは参考になりました．私は今ベトナム語を勉強しているので，るりさんのアドバイスも実践してみます．
hey thanks for the video and i think native speakers can be some of the best teachers.
im learning korean but i always watch your language content bc you give good tips I can use for any language
Ruri!! We need that list of J Dramas!!
Thanks for the video :)
Excellent vídeo! Thanks
Such a great video as always!! Could you do a list of J-dramas to learn japanese? Please 🙏
This is sound advice. I use textbooks for writing. I use apps and Instagram/youtube for vocabulary and grammer. I use school and shoji anime and NHK programs for listening. Using a veriety of tools helps the most.I work six days a week so I study a little bit everyday but I would like to have more time to study. Thank you for this video.
So helpful video.
I'm waiting for this
I've been watching One Piece and regularly adding words to my Anki deck (even though I watch with English subs), it's pretty fun!
One piece is the best in my opinion
@@lucratividadedocanal981 I'm only on episode 66 but I'm loving it so far!
@@MrLine you need to carry on... one piece came too much better each episode.
thanks
@@lucratividadedocanal981 Yeah I will man, looking forward to where it all goes
Great tips, I really love Japanese, it's one of the languages that I want to learn, no matter how time take me to learn it
Now THIS is the vid I needed!
Thank you Ruri. 😊
My favourite moment in learning Japanese for last 4 years was when I was watching Jojo and I was able to understand: あ、向かって来るのか。
great video and helpful for me
Deeply thanks for your sharing 😊🙏👍
たまに日本語が聞けると、なぜかホッとする😌。知らない人達に「ハイ」と言えるのが、すごい～。日本もオミクロンが流行り出しました。
Maybe one of the most instructive 16 minutes in my life
when you do language video, i see sponsor every time and that makes me happy.
Nice video! Also probably Italian will be a peace of cake for you, especially if you're moving here.
I really luv anime.l was waiting for this video.
Just purchased a booked called "Making Out In Japanese" by Tuttle Publishing, so far so good and its got an interesting title but teaches modern social situations, meeting people, clubs n bars, flirtting getting amorous, talking to friends and social media and even anime!
* I'm going to try you method Ruri ty!!!
Hello. Useful conversation 🙂.
Having something you love and you're trying to connect to is a powerful incentive for learning a language.
I learned English by myself (school gave me the primary tools, though) because of my love for cinema.
Japanese video games are also something REALLY useful for learning Japanese, as you have tons of more dialogue and information (that mostly repeat themselves at least a couple of times). One day, dare to change the texts of your Japanese video game to Japanese (along with the dialogue, of course), and you'll have a hell of a fun and effective ride learning the language. Also, whenever you feel confident enough, change your devices interfaces to Japanese (or the language you're trying to learn).
Would you make a video about that too...? I'd love to watch it coming from an expert as I'd love to have you as a teacher. :-)
Thanks for all the knowledge you share and the effort put in your videos.
Knowing a lot about Excel and having had to deal with my wife's (Japanese) work computer for creating spreadsheets for her -- changing your interface is indeed probably a good way to learn but frickin' frustrating as hell! 😅😅
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thank you so much
thank you for this video. my favorite genre is slice of life and my favorite anime is K-On!
✌️Def gonna check ou
Gerçekten de harika videoların var, ellerine sağlık. Bende Japonca öğreniyorum çok yardımcı oluyorsun ⭐
I wasn't expecting to understand your Japanese intro. I want to learn Japanese but at the moment I just watch anime for fun. I'm going to start studying Japanese by myself.
Btw I'm also learning Italian ❤️
Thanks so much
Fortunately I'm watching 2 hours of anime daily 😂 tbh I don't know if I'm making progress or not but I'm now able to get the simple sentences and even make ones. I also did learn kana and a little bit of Kanji and it helped me out sooo much
I used to watch your chhanel
I love your sweet sound. Very nice to listen.
thank you realy much I am close to a fluent level of japanese by watching anime
Thank you ☺️
I am practicing my english listening to her and also i want to learn japanese watching this video. INCREÍBLE.
Ruri-chan's English is great to listen to -- smooth and well-paced -- not too fast and not too slow. Her pronunciation has a little bit of "thickness" to it that's really nice to hear (rather than a thin, clipped sort of voice, she has a voice with "body" to it, if you know what I mean?).
I have been thinking about watching terrace house newer seasons again after a long time to practice my Japanese :D
Thank you for the video. Guess you didn't have the time to add the list of recommendations in the description or a comment. I need to sleep right now but I will write down each one of your recommendations in a comment tomorrow.