Found your channel by chance. Glad I did - it's been a chore just to find a resource for learning conversational Japanese. Just want to be able to have a conversation with my Japanese relatives (some are elderly and have no interest learning English). Also, would be fun to enjoy going to Izakayas next time I travel to Japan. Have a fun time already, but know it'll be even more so if everyone was understood. Thanks for this - hopefully you'll upload more of these.
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I would say start with polite speech ;) If the person is your superior, elder, or someone you don’t know well, stick to polite speech. When you’ve grown closer or if the person invites you to use casual speech, you can make the switch🙌 If the other person (someone younger or the same age, typically) uses casual language with you, it’s usually a sign that you can do the same! I actually wrote a blog about it recently! You can get more details here: nihongonana.com/when-to-use-polite-casual-speech-in-japanese/
Aha! You got me! I was wondering if anybody notices that 😂Thank you so much for watching the whole video! Find the 50th phrase in the material here! You can download it for free! nihongonana.com/download-material/
"shigoto wa nan desuka" is still fine! That's not considered to be rude, but it just sounds a little too straightforward. The /o/ in the beginning makes it more polite.
Found your channel by chance.
Glad I did - it's been a chore just to find a resource for learning conversational Japanese.
Just want to be able to have a conversation with my Japanese relatives (some are elderly and have no interest learning English).
Also, would be fun to enjoy going to Izakayas next time I travel to Japan. Have a fun time already, but know it'll be even more so if everyone was understood.
Thanks for this - hopefully you'll upload more of these.
I’m really happy to hear that 🥳✨ Yes I will upload more videos like this!!! I’ll keep you posted 👍
Very helpful
Thank you! I’m glad it’s helpful ✨
Loved the video!! 😊 Thanks for putting English letters 🔤 since i can't read in Japanese .
Thanks for watching! I’m glad I did it then 👏
Thanks! This is very helpful.
ありがとうございます🥳
✅Download the list of all the phrases I talked about in this video for free!
nihongonana.com/download-material/
Private lessons: nihongonana.com/lessons/
Community: nihongonana.com/community/
Courses: nihongonana.com/courses/
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This was excellent!!!
thank you this video is so nice
Is it okay to speak casually with nihonjin at the first meet? If not, when should we speak with casual japanese?
I would say start with polite speech ;) If the person is your superior, elder, or someone you don’t know well, stick to polite speech. When you’ve grown closer or if the person invites you to use casual speech, you can make the switch🙌 If the other person (someone younger or the same age, typically) uses casual language with you, it’s usually a sign that you can do the same! I actually wrote a blog about it recently! You can get more details here: nihongonana.com/when-to-use-polite-casual-speech-in-japanese/
それは話かけた相手に許可を求めるべきである。初対面での砕けた言い方は基本的に小学生までで中学生以上には相手の許しがない限りは敬語を使う。いきなりタメ口、軽口、砕けた言葉で話しかけてはいけません。
@岡洋介-g3g 分かりました。本当にありがとうございます。
@@nihongo.nanana I see. Thank you so much for the information🤍✨
Thank,very good for me 🇨🇵
Arigato gozaimasu 🙏
Does "matane" mean "see you soon"
Yes!!
@nihongo.nanana Thank you /Arigato ❤️
@@Personwholivessomewhere そのまたね! という言い方も相手にもよります。自分と距離感がある相手には(また会いましょう) です。言葉遣いのうるさい日本人にはこの丁寧な言い方です。子供や自分と距離感の近い相手、自分と親しい人にはその言い方でいいです。職場等で自分の上司等親しくない相手にはじゃあねとかまたねは駄目です。
I am glad that i know them
Time to use them 😎🥰
Did I miss something? Only counted 49 phrases
Aha! You got me! I was wondering if anybody notices that 😂Thank you so much for watching the whole video! Find the 50th phrase in the material here! You can download it for free! nihongonana.com/download-material/
Is it rude to ask 'shigoto was nan desu ka' or is it just slightly less polite than 'oshigoto wa nan desu ka'?
"shigoto wa nan desuka" is still fine! That's not considered to be rude, but it just sounds a little too straightforward. The /o/ in the beginning makes it more polite.
Actually, it's 49. But it's okay 😄 very useful, thank you
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