these easylanguage videos are so interesting, not only because you can learn new languages but also because you can see real people from different cultures, their bodylanguage and the things they say. I find that fascinating because that's something you can really only experience when you visit the country.
I watched that video about 3 times 2 months ago and had to repeat several passages to understand the words clearly...now I come back and watch it again for the first time in a while, and I understood everything without problem, I could hear the words so clearly that I wondered if it's even the same video that I watched 2 months ago lol. I'm so happy, thank you!
@@MindDrip Thank you! I took private classes for 2 years about 10 years ago. Then during the pandemic I started studying seriously by myself again. I know words but the Japanese talk so fast!
They basically AJATT'ed for 4 years straight with literally nothing in their way (not even another language causing distraction), so guess how good u were if u did
Very useful video, I've learned a few new words. It's good to hear Japanese people talk in 'normal' day to day Japanese with kanji/kana subs. The presentor has a cheerful and fun personality! ありがとうございます！
oh my god. the videos are great.the interviewer is pretty and adorable.thank you for these videos.they make my janpanese learning process much more fun and easier
for me, what they speak in terms of sentences, grammar and vocab is super easy to get as it's very beginner friendly but *how* some of them speak is where I find myself struggling the most if I start listening only without reading in parallel. It's just so fast and wishy-washy sounding at times that my current ear for Japanese is constantly lacking behind and I need to pause and repeat some of the sentences several times in order to truly hear out what they're supposed to mean. It's much faster paced than hearing English or German.
Thank you for making this video. I'm here in New York City trying to learn Japanese by watching real Japanese people speak. It's a tough language to learn but I love it.😚😁🤣😎
Everyone says they are happy when they are with their loved ones, couple family kids, when daughter comes home, when laugh together as family. My heart feels warm, Japanese people are my 😍💕
Thank you for uploading such a wonderful videos,... please keep on sharing.. its very helpful. Thank you very much for your effort :) have a wonderful time
when he went, "nande darou" , he changed her question into a philosophical one, and then suddenly realized none had an answer, he apruptly continued, like he almost lost himself into his question :)
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one thing to takeaway from this video as a lesson is the reason for people's happiness... I wish more people could see this... that happiness comes especially from... love... so that people don't bury love and feelings and go their own way... but rather a way with a loved one...and...possibly kids.......
@@tysonball9804 Hi! I'm not OP, but I believe it could do with the simplicity of their responses. None of them really stood there wondering about what happiness meant in its essence, everyone just provided the thing that first occurred to them. That's evident in that people responded based on their current mood and activity rather than trying to generalize the notion of happiness to their life-long journey. Just a guess, though!
@@salbee2 @tysonball9804 2 years later LMAO... Yeah, like @salbee2 said. They answers felt simple yet deep, like keeping the good of their hearts and the world around them. Something super simple like the mom saying she's happy seeing how his children can do things that couldn't do before is just a simple "naive" action from their children but bring so much joy to that mom. I loved it! "Naive" in a sense that no issues in the world can modify something so cute and "simple" like being next to your love one while walking and that giving you so much happiness (I'm the same, BTW).
I'm happiest when I'm learning something (if I could be a lifetime student instead of working in jobs that become boring after a month or two, that'd be great). I'm also happiest when I can afford to spend money freely on my hobbies (buying books for Japanese language, buying supplies for gardening, etc), without worrying if I'll have enough left over for the bottom tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
for next video can you talk about people's favorite films or people traveling outside of the country and did they like visiting there how was the culture different?
My main source of Japanese media has always been anime since I was 8 years old (22 now) and now I can understand almost everything save for a few words.. might as well try learning Japanese full time at this point xD
you listen all the asian languages like for example: chinese, vietnmase, thai ecc; and you think " meh ". And then you listen Japanese and ...... omg it's heaven for the ears
I have noticed that she usually uses otousan, oniisan etc when talking to people on the street. Is that polite? I know that anata might not be a good choice, best way is to use a name but is it acceptable to use those family member names like calling older woman okaasan etc? I've been hitchhiking in Japan so for example once an old lady stopped and took us so would it be appropriate to call her okaasan? Obaasan would probably be rude right?
Ramiro Sotto Ya the girl speaks fast but you can understand it so it doesn't matter. お兄さん can be used to any older guy, kind of like how some people say おばあさん when talking to a really old women and お姉さん can be said to any older girl.
In fact you shouldn't read all 3 in a row. It's impossible to listen and read in 2 languages even in your native language. Take it more as a "listening" practice than anything else
![[Shin-Yokohama Vlog] Japanese used in trains and shops](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VnTVz39FAVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
these easylanguage videos are so interesting, not only because you can learn new languages but also because you can see real people from different cultures, their bodylanguage and the things they say. I find that fascinating because that's something you can really only experience when you visit the country.
Very important and very very interesting because is the authentic material of learning, not like textbook learning
Absolutely true! I am a native speaker of German and I watch the German street interviews just because I think they are interesting! :-)
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I love MC, she's full of energy and enthusiasm. She transfer motivation to viewer.
I think most the japanese inveviewers are like that...
I agree!
She’s such gentle and kawaii ~her voice is so echo
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Japanese people are cute when they get shy
So they are cute all the time then basically
For me, they don't need to be shy to be cute. Their physical appearance is cute in itself.
ayo...
I watched that video about 3 times 2 months ago and had to repeat several passages to understand the words clearly...now I come back and watch it again for the first time in a while, and I understood everything without problem, I could hear the words so clearly that I wondered if it's even the same video that I watched 2 months ago lol. I'm so happy, thank you!
Congratz that's pretty sweet. How long have you been studying Japanese?
@@MindDrip Thank you! I took private classes for 2 years about 10 years ago. Then during the pandemic I started studying seriously by myself again. I know words but the Japanese talk so fast!
That moment when you realize that a 4 yr old child can speak way better.
*Learning intensifies*
well 4 years old speak well their mother tongues so not so surprising
They basically AJATT'ed for 4 years straight with literally nothing in their way (not even another language causing distraction), so guess how good u were if u did
finally i can understand 50 to 70 percent japanese. feeling great
How long have you been learning Japanese for?
I only understand 5-10%, I've been studying for morr than a month.
I only understand enough to get the general gist of how the language works
@@toffeebulan me too
頑張ってね ;-)
i love the positve aura from the interviewer. it's make me smile while watching this video
I remember when I couldn't understand this video at all... Now I understood almost everything!
4:41 cuteness overload
I feel happier just watching the happy people
OMG Everyone is so adorable in this video! It actually made me happy :)
Makes me realize how depressed and alone I am
@@penpeen2185 dont worry bro we all have been there
@@penpeen2185 how come u be like me. my life is most depressing
Very useful video, I've learned a few new words. It's good to hear Japanese people talk in 'normal' day to day Japanese with kanji/kana subs. The presentor has a cheerful and fun personality! ありがとうございます！
oh my god. the videos are great.the interviewer is pretty and adorable.thank you for these videos.they make my janpanese learning process much more fun and easier
Mona looks really talkative! This is my favorite show, and I watch many easy languages
I loved this :) the little kid at the end is so cute! kawaii desune!
I’m not even learning Japanese, this just made me warm and fuzzy, and yes, happy :D
Love from India. Started learning japanese few weeks ago.. I must say japanese people are so adorable!! Would love to visit Japan someday..!
wow. i love this video be because they speak simply, and I kind of understand! makes me feel smart
for me, what they speak in terms of sentences, grammar and vocab is super easy to get as it's very beginner friendly but *how* some of them speak is where I find myself struggling the most if I start listening only without reading in parallel. It's just so fast and wishy-washy sounding at times that my current ear for Japanese is constantly lacking behind and I need to pause and repeat some of the sentences several times in order to truly hear out what they're supposed to mean. It's much faster paced than hearing English or German.
This video is so warm and simple! Please make more videos like that)
Thank you for making this video. I'm here in New York City trying to learn Japanese by watching real Japanese people speak. It's a tough language to learn but I love it.😚😁🤣😎
あぁ。。日本語を勉強は幸せです！！
僕もそう！！！
Everyone says they are happy when they are with their loved ones, couple family kids, when daughter comes home, when laugh together as family. My heart feels warm, Japanese people are my 😍💕
Thank so much !!! The host so kindfull !
I’m happy when I’m watching Easy Japanese! Mona is great
What? Why only 145 comments on this video? This is GOLD!
Este canal é maravilhoso, melhor coisa pra aprender japonês !
Verdade, queria ter descoberto antes 🤡☕
love ur videos as i'm learning japanese language. It's really effective way to learn actual usage in the street.
Same here. Anyway the way how the street usage is so different from what i read on books and learn on tutorials confuses me :(
a lot of people saying they're happy when they're with friends i love it!!
so cute! melonpan (1:40) is a round sweet bread roll, okaeri (3:37) means welcome home or welcome back.
I love Japanese people!! There's something so cute and candid about them! I hope to visit Japan one day 😊
3:19 just made me tear up, thats precious
Your videos are happifying. 謝謝。🌸
The way Mona pronounces the particle "ka" is so cute!
Oh wow, this episode was shot in the city I am living in right now. I even visited this place like yesterday.
1:27 寝る時。
I felt that ✊😔
Thank you for uploading such a wonderful videos,... please keep on sharing.. its very helpful. Thank you very much for your effort :) have a wonderful time
Wow feeling great, I only missed 10 words from this episode. My Japanese is getting better every day yay
Mona-san is a star MC.
This videos helps me a lot to be in contact with Japanese language. Thank you!
This is just a happy video ❤️(with nice Japanese subtitles)
The woman at 1:50 looked like she avoided the interview when she saw the camera lol cute.
Finally I know from where do i pick my Japanese word for the day.Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work :)
Sooo adorable aww. This is the sweetest video..!❤️💜❤️💜
Please create separate channels for Easy Japanese/Korean too thank youuu 🙏
I'm so in love with japanese culture...they are so adorable!!!
Si vero!!! Il parlato quotidiano è veramente difficile per un principiante non trovi?
2:42 wow that man was deep....
when he went, "nande darou" , he changed her question into a philosophical one, and then suddenly realized none had an answer, he apruptly continued, like he almost lost himself into his question :)
Jamin NoFap Yes exacly hahaha
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+Banethalia Fiord biggest bullshit on the web considering you come here to advertise it, robot!
I know, and what a soft-spoken sweetheart. . . I want to be his friend ^_^
東北大学のメロンパンはすごくおいしかったね。毎日キャンパスで昼を過ごしたらぜひ買って食べたんです。
They're so cute and friendly !
one thing to takeaway from this video as a lesson is the reason for people's happiness...
I wish more people could see this... that happiness comes especially from... love... so that people don't bury love and feelings and go their own way... but rather a way with a loved one...and...possibly kids.......
I like this with japanese subtitle❤️
Keep it and create more video with japanese subtitled ❤️❤️
Ahhhhhh, blablabla lalal hahahah. That girl that was asking the people about hapiness is so cute.
仲間と姉ちゃんと過ごしたり出かけたりする時ですね
このビデオはいいですね。Please make more videos. I am studying Japanese.
いいですね！
What program do you use to study Japanese, if you don't mind me asking? I'm actually studying Japanese too!
I am going to resume my studies in University in Montreal.
+sorasgirl0 Try Memrise app for vocabulary & basics. You can use anki cards too.
1:00 My japanese teacher told me that japanese people doesn't have a sense of sarcasm mostly, but I see that this guy absolutely has a one.
Great.
Japanese people are amazing are adorable! Kinda naive but that's perfect :) it's what makes them more unique and amazing society.
I am curious. Why do you think they are naive? Asking 6 years later. lol
@@tysonball9804 Hi! I'm not OP, but I believe it could do with the simplicity of their responses. None of them really stood there wondering about what happiness meant in its essence, everyone just provided the thing that first occurred to them. That's evident in that people responded based on their current mood and activity rather than trying to generalize the notion of happiness to their life-long journey. Just a guess, though!
@@salbee2 @tysonball9804 2 years later LMAO... Yeah, like @salbee2 said. They answers felt simple yet deep, like keeping the good of their hearts and the world around them. Something super simple like the mom saying she's happy seeing how his children can do things that couldn't do before is just a simple "naive" action from their children but bring so much joy to that mom. I loved it! "Naive" in a sense that no issues in the world can modify something so cute and "simple" like being next to your love one while walking and that giving you so much happiness (I'm the same, BTW).
These videos are so useful ! Thank you :)
Japanese sounds so cute
楽しい！
Great Contents
皆んな可愛い😍。また日本に来たいな🇯🇵。
same here mate
同じ
1.46 am the same as her I also love listening to music.
thank for interesting video, i'm foreign person, im studying japanese to go your country next time, you are so pretty girl. :))
I'm happiest when I'm learning something (if I could be a lifetime student instead of working in jobs that become boring after a month or two, that'd be great). I'm also happiest when I can afford to spend money freely on my hobbies (buying books for Japanese language, buying supplies for gardening, etc), without worrying if I'll have enough left over for the bottom tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
ikr I've spent 8 hours straight learning Japanese yesterday and seeing the progress is great.
日本語が上手になることを見るのがとても楽しいさ。
0:50 I can repeat that part over and over :D
Thanks for the video. I'm gonna analyze it for my task :)
Makes me happy
Japanese are so adorable 🥰🥺😊
Wow, im VERY late (like 7 years late lol) but im glad I came across this channel :)
for next video can you talk about people's favorite films or people traveling outside of the country and did they like visiting there how was the culture different?
Kyaaaaa i lovs it!! I lovs the mc.. please we need hendred videos like this.. i subscribed it immediately..
My main source of Japanese media has always been anime since I was 8 years old (22 now) and now I can understand almost everything save for a few words.. might as well try learning Japanese full time at this point xD
"When I see my grandchildren" 🥺🥺
damn can they please make a new series!
動画も幸せになるけどコメント欄も一部除いて平和で好き☺️
I want to be interviewed by her!!! I don’t care how many questions she’d ask
i need easy japanese more
Arigatou!!!
MC: anata Ima shiawase desuke
Me: hai shiawase desu yo, tottemo
MC : nande desuka
Me: anata ni aeru kara ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣
I started learning Japanese yesterday after i read JobStreet that Japan companies offered big salary if indonesian employees can speak Japanese😅
Konnichwa, Nihongo no anata no chan'neru ga hitsuyōdesu, Onegaishimasu Sore kara nomi kanzen
Hozen😊
When they say Japanese people are adorable they aren't lying lol
私 は 日本語 大好きです
すごい
Sore wa tanoshikatta desu. Domo Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Even when I know the words I can't understand it! 1:49 it sounds like one word in half a second I can't even hear the oniisan lol
you listen all the asian languages like for example: chinese, vietnmase, thai ecc; and you think " meh ". And then you listen Japanese and ...... omg it's heaven for the ears
Have u ever heard about italian or Arabic.
この動画がめっちゃ大好きだよ！でも、もうこんな動画が見つけられない、残念だよ☹️
I have noticed that she usually uses otousan, oniisan etc when talking to people on the street. Is that polite? I know that anata might not be a good choice, best way is to use a name but is it acceptable to use those family member names like calling older woman okaasan etc? I've been hitchhiking in Japan so for example once an old lady stopped and took us so would it be appropriate to call her okaasan? Obaasan would probably be rude right?
I think Okaasan would be the best but if the person looked middle aged, best to call her Oneesan^^
@@wm4818 I see, thanks!
4:31 such a cinnamon roll😭😭
so tabeteru is just like taberu? how about tabereta? is that like conditional? could somebody explain?
Do you guys has the transcrition text of the interview somewhere? Thank you.
1:47 what dialect is that????? I swear I heard "おんが - kgGssGHhH - てつき"
I would be happy if I could speak Japanese and if I would live in Japan.
❤
0:20 does the girl pronunce 幸せ as しゃわせ instead of しあわせ? By the way, why do she say お兄さん to strangers?
Ramiro Sotto Ya the girl speaks fast but you can understand it so it doesn't matter. お兄さん can be used to any older guy, kind of like how some people say おばあさん when talking to a really old women and お姉さん can be said to any older girl.
watashi ni totte shiawase wo kanji suru
kimi to issho ni toki
Kanji imasu what does exactly mean?🤔
im happy when i hear a japanese say EHHHHH
How tf do you learn Japanese from these? How are you able to read all three while listening I’m trying my best hahahaha
In fact you shouldn't read all 3 in a row. It's impossible to listen and read in 2 languages even in your native language. Take it more as a "listening" practice than anything else
Respect to Japanese people!