Its cute how they clearly rehearsed it and couldn't go off script. Every time I go there and see school kids they normally all just keep yelling "hello" at me
They can't go off script because just like the Chinese system, the Japanese schooling and higher education system is built entirely around rote (memorization) learning purely to pass exams rather than how to actually learn a skill, hence why their degrees are useless outside of China, Korea, Japan, Singapore etc etc etc. There's a reason there's hardly any Asian-born Asians working as American tech firms - they get eaten alive when up against a western educated college graduate.
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️❤
*Engrish Jokes aside, knowing the education system here in Japan, it's true. They really don't care all that much because they'll never really use it in everyday life
that’s pretty sweet. the fact they decided to do it together cuz they were nervous is funny😂 the fact they’re so in sync makes you feel like they practiced
Eh... kind of. Gift giving in Japan isn't out of the kindness of your heart, it's about etiquette you're expected to follow. In this case I would classify this as an お返し (Okaeshi). It is given as a thank-you when someone gives you something. So for instance they asked for him to give them his time, and in exchange they presented him a gift in return.
I went to a a Ramen shop with that was ran by an Old Lady in Japan, I dont exactly know where it is, but I remember the Iron Man 28 statue is near the place, and she was very sweet, I was young by that time and she gave me some gifts after we ate ❤
This is so cute to watch. I remember learning about this in my Japanese class where they go on a school trip and one of their tasks is to interview a foreigner.
@@sametyetimoglu6026Japaneses are famous for being socially introverted and having social anxiety. This mainly results from their hardcore study culture where they just focus on exams and never really interact with others during their students days. Also their tradition empathise on being polite and they're usually very reserved. Even in the video, you can see the boys are really shy and nervous of speaking with him. (They never attempt to communicate with him in more depths and never really respond to his questions properly. They look like parrots, just repeating what they're taught and nothing more.) If there is something wrong with my info, or if there's something lacking, feel free to correct me. I never really visited Japan and most of the knowledge I have is from online.
They can't go off script because just like the Chinese system, the Japanese schooling and higher education system is built entirely around rote (memorization) learning purely to pass exams rather than how to actually learn a skill, hence why their degrees are useless outside of China, Korea, Japan, Singapore etc etc etc. There's a reason there's hardly any Asian-born Asians working as American tech firms - they get eaten alive when up against a western educated college graduate.
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️❤
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️
They actually didn't understand him HAHAHAHAHH it happen the same thing to me when I went to the UK when I was a child, I'm spanish and I didn't know much english back then
It doesn't seem like a way to force kids to talk to strangers to me They're practicing the language they're learning in conversation with a native speaker of that language. It's a smart way to help kids learn a language And by the looks of it, tourists enjoy it and they did very well at their English interview
I'm Italian, when I was 16/17 we went in Sevilla Spain with the school to learn the language, one day wee did this as well, stopping strangers on the road to answer some questions, it was fun, but I spent most time drunk anyway
Hello, my name is Noah and I just wanted to spread the word to you by saying Jesus and God love you very much it says in Revelation 21:3 “Look! God's dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them.” God is there for you and he sent his one and only son to die on the cross for everyone. If you choose not to believe thats on you. I hope you soak this in. God bless.
@@kunuelo5576 what r u on about? They're literally kids prolly doing school works, tourist doesn't get forced to do what they want do they? So it's completely up to them
That's Nara city with deers, you can feed them and sometimes pet them, they're nothing like wild deers. During cov*d it was a problem because no tourists so no one to feed them.. they would go outside of the park and try to eat in the bins :((( I was there when this happened, it was truly heart breaking in some way 😢
Not really... They learned nothing from this interaction. They just memorized the phrases, but didn't understand a single thing, they or he said. And due to Japanese customs they'd never admit not understanding anything towards a gaijin, and thus you can't even help them with it. They'll just pretend to understand and change the topic... They're very friendly, but not communicative. Because in the end they'll always care more about honour than knowledge. Sadly.
@@Robin93kI’ll have to correct you me say they didn’t memorize it at all…they had their heads in those pages all the time…It’s good that they can pronounce the words, but that specific action of theirs is what will keep them from learning properly I think 😅
This is one of the coolest things I have seen, reminds me of when my fam went to the Statue of Liberty and they had one of the actors that came over the lunch area. We asked him questions for like 30 Mins and we could tell he was pleased to go over his script and no be turned away.
@@Manimanocas haha that's always the worst when you know the drill and then the adult derails from the conversation you're expected to have. When you're older or more skilled with language, sure you can branch off, but starting out you only know the basic questions and the basic answers. There's a difference between knowing the answer to "what is your name?" Versus the person asking you "hey so what do you think of the weather today?" If you didn't learn the words for today,weather, and the phrase "what do you think", you're going to be deer in headlights of what to say in return.
@@HouseMDaddict Yeah haha that happens when you learn the language trough certain useful phrases. The way I learned english was a bit different though and I dont know if its better or not, I basically learnt the meaning of a bunch of words over and over before even knowing how to put them together, then I started reading phrases and slowly got better at reading and hearing them. After that writing was a easy because I could just know what felt wrong vs what felt right. I say this like it was a master plan but I dont think I can ever replicate this in my life because it was totally accidental and born from the desire to read the stupid crap my friends sent in english.
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️❤
@@kathrynstankiewicz5926I blame social media… feeling entitled to viciously insult strangers with no repercussions due to anonymity has destroyed our ability to get along.
@@kathrynstankiewicz5926you are absolutely right i have lived here my whole life and the entitled bratty little baby back bitch attitude people have here is insane especially in liberal and more blue cities or towns.
I'm a solo woman traveler who visits Japan often. One day in Tokyo, I was busy playing at a game arcade. Then a little boy of about 6 years old, who was watching me play, fell down. I quickly got up to help the boy on his feet and continue playing. About 15 minutes later, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I turned around and saw the boy with a small pack of tissues and a small box of chocolates. He handed them to me and told me thank you in Japanese. Behind him was his mother, thanking me, bowing and smiling at me. :)
this is how most of people around the world go through English in their schools (which is about getting good grades and not the desire for learning) I remember classmates in elementary writing down scripted conversations from textbook they should learn in native Cyrillic script, memorising butchered pronunciation and obliterating the meaning Even then it was something barbaric to me, and now it's just funnily dumb
I visited Disneyland Paris years ago and attempted my best to say all thirteen phrases, then getting bombarded with chaos of native speaking French trying to have a conversation with me. Long story short, I enjoyed my trip but realized that I'm not good at learning other languages.
Lol if I think of that as a student the perception of "nothing learned " is real. But as a teacher you can see they're practicing approach, pronunciation, you're exposing then to native speakers which has a lot of value and they're also practicing level 1 phrases to get used to the language. Love from México
@blam9319 They are practicing their English. Them both speaking at the same time allows them both to practice their English without wasting the dudes time taking turns pronouncing the same thing
@@KillianTwew practise my rats posterior......these kids are literally learning nothing, or even attempting to learn anything, all they are doing is repeating some lines that they have rote memorised by heart a thousand times before this, and simply going through the process and collecting "signatures" as proof of completion. they arent even gleaning anything from the small interaction or attempting to genuinely engage in the interaction, the look on their faces just says "im being forced to do this for a school assignment, cant be bothered, lets just get this over with" if these kids were on roblox or minecraft and attempting to communicate with foreigners in broken language, they would probably learn more from it.
@SG-ho7xb bruh I didn't say calling japanese people polite was dehumanizing. I was saying just calling them japanese instead of japanese people. There's a difference like how bad calling someone Jew is but Jewish person is the polite way. Use your brain cells for once in your life
Its so funny because there is no way an ameerican kid would be assigned to do tge same thing, nor woulf someone from Japan have to deal with something like this for tge same reason
It’s not that, it’s because the way they were taught was memorisation- they don’t actually understand the English. They learnt the sentences, like an actor learns a script. So when he says “do you know how to spell that?” they have absolutely no idea what he’s saying, so they ignore it lol. That’s one issue with the Japanese way of teaching
@@Justhppy2behere crazy how in medieval times it took only about 5 years of learning to be fluent in every major west euro language plus Latin but nowadays almost two decades of education can't teach children even conversational English
No clue where this is at but there's a place in Japan where the deer live close to people and typically aren't afraid of humans. This might be that place, idk lol.
Even in Jharkhand, many zoos allow you to openly meet deer... It depends on deer they want to get touched or not... Btw, not every forest has Salman Khan, so they keep deer alone😂
Deer are mostly chill if they are used to living near people that don't hunt them. I can walk 10ft away but some at my place and feed them berries. But they're looking mighty tasty so I might have to eat them eventually.
This is in Nara, one of several ancient Japanese capitals. There are approximately 1200 tame deer there that will actually bow their heads before you feed them.
This actually happened to me in Mexico, in a park where the children would come up to you so they could practice their English. It's unfortunate that if this were to happen in the United States and you were talking to a child in a park, just imagine the consequences. Its a sad day when we are becoming afraid of interacting with others. And that our children in the US are afraid of everything and everyone.
That’s so dope that’s definitely a school activity I remember we used to do it but it was in the classroom getting to know each other nice to see it’s still going on else where🖤
We lived in Japan for 3 years. We went to a park and this japanrse boy came up to my son and asked "Will you play with me?" They played for about 30 min and the boy bowed to my son and said "Thank you for playing with me". They are so polite.
For real though. I met a Japanese family when I was a kid on holiday and I was good friends with the sister, but the brother was really mean to us, or at least, I think he thinks he was mean 😂 He was still so polite though, I only knew he was picking on us based on his sister's reaction. I'm Scottish, we're meaner than that to our grandparents 😂 polite meaning comments don't even register as mean for me 😂
A very good idea for learning English. The children were very polite. They're not ignoring your question, they just don't understand. It's lovely that you spend time with these students. Those of us who are learning English really want to talk to native English speakers
This is how I felt learning Chinese. I wanted to get a pen pal or something in China to learn it better, but surprisingly haven't met very many Chinese people or speakers (despite now living right under China's butthole.)
This has been happening in Japan before Japan become a social media trend. I've done 2 exchange programs there years ago, been another 4 times prior to covid. Family in Kyoto. If you look white and go to temples or smthn you get approached by kids... it's happened to me so many times lol
Must be from an english speaking country where you are at least the third generation immigrant. But for the rest of the world speaking 2 or 3 languages is pretty normal to the point we don't even think about.
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️
If that is Nara, then it's normal there. You'll see deers walking around, even crossing the street despite the presence of cars. Nara deers are like dogs 😂
So polite. It’s a beautiful culture, to teach their children to approach other cultures with friendly questions. It’s a shame, humans can’t do this as a whole towards each other. Imagine how many more lives would be touched than taken.
The random ass deer is soo funny 😭😭
Finally someone said it😂
@@rileyyost4959FRRR
random ass-deer 🤨
He's under the nandainmon gate in Nara Park. Thousands of semi tame wild deer live there
Yes very cute 😊❤
I like how they ignore you when you make a small talk like "sir, please stick to the script" HAHAHAHAHAHA
😂
They don’t understand 😢
u killed me i love u looooooool
I got that same vibe lol
Just like kids everywhere. "Hey, man I'm just tryna get my homework done."
Everything about this was peaceful and respectful. The deer chilling in the back, the kids being polite, and them giving away gifts.
That deer is so cute
Ideal world.
WTF. I MISSED THE DEER. I'M DYING OF LAUGHTER!
@@moonstarmasterdeer is fake tho
@@Dlesson1 And? I like deer.
they are
in complete sync
Vewy cweepy
Am i the only one who read this just like how those kids speak lol
@@unimpresdthey're study partners 🤔
Obviously there are reading from their book
@@sevenballonu And maybe they're nervous
“Sign please” THAT WAS SO CUTE
Its cute how they clearly rehearsed it and couldn't go off script. Every time I go there and see school kids they normally all just keep yelling "hello" at me
Aw that's actually so adorable of them 😭❤️
AMERICA YA
@@CaffeinatedCoffiiHELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO HELLO
They can't go off script because just like the Chinese system, the Japanese schooling and higher education system is built entirely around rote (memorization) learning purely to pass exams rather than how to actually learn a skill, hence why their degrees are useless outside of China, Korea, Japan, Singapore etc etc etc. There's a reason there's hardly any Asian-born Asians working as American tech firms - they get eaten alive when up against a western educated college graduate.
This describes Japanese society as a whole...not many people "go off script" .
The synchronisation makes this interaction wholesome😅
Kinda creepy at first. Seems like something straight outta a horror movie, but they are very wholesome tho.
What does wholesome mean
@@avfc2025 if you are asking seriously then it means something like genuinuely nice, truly amazing, very awesome etc etc. 😁
@@Darur1308We are Siameeese if you pleeease 🎶🐈🐾
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️❤
"Don't ask questions man,we dont know any English.We are just here to finish the damn homework."
lol
kkkkkkkkkkk
sumarry of this shit bro 😂
*Engrish
Jokes aside, knowing the education system here in Japan, it's true. They really don't care all that much because they'll never really use it in everyday life
@@yahyabatutta6678in music they like to mix English lyricss though
that’s pretty sweet. the fact they decided to do it together cuz they were nervous is funny😂 the fact they’re so in sync makes you feel like they practiced
It's probably for safety too, which is good!
Normally on school trips like this you do it in pairs it’s a safety thing
Also one less tourist gets bothered. Smart.
Vegeta and Goku merge
You have no idea if that’s why they’re together. Funny how people always just assume why strangers do things
Imagine getting interviewed, helping them with their english skills AND getting such a great gift 🥹😍
Yeah fr
I'd cherish that Origami for life
Sounds like a side quest
Yes they not use pitch😅
@@southernbek9158I would too
I really appreciate how they compensate for tourist's time with a sweet gift at the end. That's very respectful and considerate
Eh... kind of. Gift giving in Japan isn't out of the kindness of your heart, it's about etiquette you're expected to follow. In this case I would classify this as an お返し (Okaeshi). It is given as a thank-you when someone gives you something. So for instance they asked for him to give them his time, and in exchange they presented him a gift in return.
I went to a a Ramen shop with that was ran by an Old Lady in Japan, I dont exactly know where it is, but I remember the Iron Man 28 statue is near the place, and she was very sweet, I was young by that time and she gave me some gifts after we ate ❤
Really wish America would have a respectful culture like this
I have ordered many things from ebay sellers in Japan and every single one has always came with a hand written note in English along with a gift.
@@FloSick808tip for you
This is so cute to watch. I remember learning about this in my Japanese class where they go on a school trip and one of their tasks is to interview a foreigner.
I wonder if he asked for permission to film and post... 🤔
Seems like I missed a lot of things being born in developing country. My school never took us on trips.
That is very brave for children to run up to an adult!
Sounds like a nightmare for an introvert like me
@@oliversissonphone6143 he's filming in public, not sure if it's different in Japan but you don't need consent in most countries
I love how the deer is sitting calmy like it's A household family pet like A dog or A cat, That's how it should be everywhere!!
Giving the kids confidence to ask strangers is super important, especially for Japanese
I didn’t think of that wow, such a great way to teach confidence to talk and ask strangers!
until they reach high school
could you explain, why for Japanese? im honestly curious
@@sametyetimoglu6026because they never talk to strangers
@@sametyetimoglu6026Japaneses are famous for being socially introverted and having social anxiety. This mainly results from their hardcore study culture where they just focus on exams and never really interact with others during their students days. Also their tradition empathise on being polite and they're usually very reserved. Even in the video, you can see the boys are really shy and nervous of speaking with him. (They never attempt to communicate with him in more depths and never really respond to his questions properly. They look like parrots, just repeating what they're taught and nothing more.)
If there is something wrong with my info, or if there's something lacking, feel free to correct me. I never really visited Japan and most of the knowledge I have is from online.
Synchronisation: 200%
Comprehension: 0% 😂 they're so cute
They can't go off script because just like the Chinese system, the Japanese schooling and higher education system is built entirely around rote (memorization) learning purely to pass exams rather than how to actually learn a skill, hence why their degrees are useless outside of China, Korea, Japan, Singapore etc etc etc. There's a reason there's hardly any Asian-born Asians working as American tech firms - they get eaten alive when up against a western educated college graduate.
Underrated comment 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Truly lmao😂
they're way smarter than your American public education as s
That “sign please” was adorable
I feel pleased to be this comment's a thousand like
"We thank you for extending your cars warranty!" - The kids after signing.
*sign prease*😂❤
Little did he know, he just adopted them
Sign pwease
Japan is so cool, even the street interviews are in stereo.😮😅😂😂😂
When they pulled out the chart of food I lost it 😂 this is so cute!
You know the movie Up?
@@ItsADreamGoToSleepYESS 😂 they remind me of russle
It's kind of creepy
Same
@@boyonline1YESS
The fact that the kids give thank you gift after giving an interview in a foreign language just shows how the Japanese are raised
Ya, like robots.
In india he maybe robbed for answering some question like what is your bank balance and home country
This is INSANE I from France and I never see kid so polite and respectfull ….
THIS IS CRAZZYYY
It's customary, not like they actually like you.
@@siwalekundawith respect.
探検ボード！一緒だ！！！！！
10年前と同じのがまだ普及してるの、なんか嬉しいね
that was so polite and they had prepared gifts, I love it. you can tell the way the teacher had them work it out all beforehand
Yes, the teacher is actually off screen.
A very gracious society.
Obviously, it wouldn't have worked without testing before deployment.
ya no sht
@@zachbosworth6139?
Adorable.. you can tell how much they've practiced those sentences together
Ya cause they are in a cult
Not much ig
Gave me Kids next door vibes with their in sync talking lmao reminded me of the 5 rich kids that walk and talk together.
@@sjokkevda7737you try the same in japanese 😂
@@lukezi3952try it in ducth and french
Those origami "thank you gifts", so skillfully made, really touched my heart.
Origami Dragon is 🔥ngl
I tried to make the dragon mutiple time and still fail
An origami dragon and samurai hat! How Cool is that!!
Calm down softy
I mean, it made the video, for me
They're so cute!! I hope they are doing well and have learned lots of english!
"SIGN PLESEEE"
so cute and funny at the same time..😂
"SIGN PREESE"
And now you have a Japanese dishwasher who can also clean your ahh and just costs 5000€ 😂
PURIS*
☢️ITS NAME WAS LITTLE BOY🍄🟫
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️❤
„Sign please” thats just so cute 😭
Now find a Karen
They just wanted to get their assignment done😅
@@phillyphan1225I know but it’s so cute as they say this
smash
Hey I want to tell and encourage everybody to find Jesus Christ and start living for Him. I was an atheist refusing to believe in God because it wasnt logical. But God revealed Himself to me and now i for sure know that He is real. All it takes is just a prayer with true faith and God will reveal Himself to you. If you want just call out to Him wherever you are and just trust that He is also there with you. This is your sign from God to turn to Him. You may never have another chance and also it doesnt hurt you to give God a chance to reveal Himself. God bless you and remember He loves you unconditionally ❤️
Finally
A couple of reporters with integrity
Fr the Washington Post could take notes 😭
I’m 1000 like
Which side of the aircraft carrier do we fly into?
Omg you made me spit out my coffee.
@@jonslg240 you for one woke up from the edge of the today.
they are in complete sync 😵💫
Kids: We're the ones asking questions, NOT you
lol
Actually they don't know how to speak they are just taught 3-4 sentences 😂
😂
@@sahiru-kun8796“Dont fear the man who practiced 100 languages. Fear the one who practiced 1 sentence a 100 times“ -sun tzu
They actually didn't understand him HAHAHAHAHH it happen the same thing to me when I went to the UK when I was a child, I'm spanish and I didn't know much english back then
Japanese never take anything free. They gave you reward for your help. A lifetime memory
Once I worked for japanese restaraunt, my japanese boss wanted my work for free, I said I will call police and he gave me my wage😂
@@Michael333michael except for work, they'll do anything to get profit lol
Except the stingy employers. They load the employees with work with minimum pay. So you are generalising no.
@@hazelmint6671like anywhere in the world?
@@DaniSC_l1 LMAO
Its actually a smart way to force kids to be social and talk to strangers...in a safe environment.
It doesn't seem like a way to force kids to talk to strangers to me
They're practicing the language they're learning in conversation with a native speaker of that language. It's a smart way to help kids learn a language
And by the looks of it, tourists enjoy it and they did very well at their English interview
I'm Italian, when I was 16/17 we went in Sevilla Spain with the school to learn the language, one day wee did this as well, stopping strangers on the road to answer some questions, it was fun, but I spent most time drunk anyway
@@ilsegato8637hows drinking been?
@@T13GUY the problem comes when you don't speak english and a bunch of kids come to interview you. I can see myself in that situation 😶
@@pietrolift2171dude drinking is awesome I’m drunk right now and I’m gonna drive😘😂🖕
That signature says you are civilly liable for answering the interview questions.
They way they ask permission and they actually give you a gift for helping them. These kids are raised by parents very well
It's the culture
all kids are raised like this in japan
It's the normal japanese culture
Almost like they were told to do that
Why are western kids so self centered and think only of themselves? Because the parents do too.
It’s the synchronisation that gets me. Two cool and very respectful little kids.
Synchronised like they were twins.
@@NellieKAdaba arent they
The way they said "sign please" IS ADORABLE AF
Hi sweet
@Mahmood-iaAs fuck
In Japanese, “sa-i-n” (sign) is their word nowadays for a signature/autograph! Borrowed words are fun.
Hello, my name is Noah and I just wanted to spread the word to you by saying Jesus and God love you very much it says in Revelation 21:3 “Look! God's dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them.” God is there for you and he sent his one and only son to die on the cross for everyone. If you choose not to believe thats on you. I hope you soak this in. God bless.
That's adorable. It gave off Russell from "Up" vibes.
I would absolutely melt if I got interviewed in Japan by some kids as polite as them. They were doing their absolute best.
Japanese people are the greatest, very well educated unlike Filipino kids who spend more time on cell phones than books.
They are just tryna figure out how to make as much money off tourists as possible lol
@@kunuelo5576 what r u on about? They're literally kids prolly doing school works, tourist doesn't get forced to do what they want do they? So it's completely up to them
Selling data.. these kids are genius.@@kunuelo5576
@@kunuelo5576 Those don't make you money lol
The deer just casually chilling with him
I wish we had that kind of harmony with animals
even the deer is well behaved
I bet he didnt even get an interview
I think that's Japan's deer park in Nara, the deer there can be fed deer crackers.
That's Nara city with deers, you can feed them and sometimes pet them, they're nothing like wild deers. During cov*d it was a problem because no tourists so no one to feed them.. they would go outside of the park and try to eat in the bins :((( I was there when this happened, it was truly heart breaking in some way 😢
this professional ass interview from 2 random kids lmao
I mean, they are kids so yes.
Think before typing something lmao@@BossPapegoja
@@mispeltreatHuh
It's a shame the guy didn't speak clearly
@@mispeltreat this is RUclips *shorts* , where I can turn off my brain and just relax. So don’t come here expecting anything from me.
that signnnn plsss was damn cute
They were like
'Nah that stuff ain't in my vocabulary'
naw they where like it an't in the curriculum we don't got to learn it
😂😂😂😂
Ain’t*😊
Brother these kids are 8 year olds, go easy.
Nah
The free gifts were actually freakin' AWESOME! That's better than anything from a gift shop.
They do them themselves in school before going out, such a kind country
The second I saw those I was jealous
Indeed.
Wat h the first frame he already got the gift its set up
Yah.. i want one😅
This is actually a great way to learn foreign language and not to shy to speak.
Not really...
They learned nothing from this interaction.
They just memorized the phrases, but didn't understand a single thing, they or he said.
And due to Japanese customs they'd never admit not understanding anything towards a gaijin, and thus you can't even help them with it.
They'll just pretend to understand and change the topic...
They're very friendly, but not communicative.
Because in the end they'll always care more about honour than knowledge. Sadly.
@@Robin93kWdym “they”
@@Robin93kI’ll have to correct you me say they didn’t memorize it at all…they had their heads in those pages all the time…It’s good that they can pronounce the words, but that specific action of theirs is what will keep them from learning properly I think 😅
@@DaCryingChildthere’s 2 of them
@@DaCryingChild they as in the traditional japanese people.
This is one of the coolest things I have seen, reminds me of when my fam went to the Statue of Liberty and they had one of the actors that came over the lunch area. We asked him questions for like 30 Mins and we could tell he was pleased to go over his script and no be turned away.
Just the deer chilling in the background 💀
yeah bros on a differnt universe
Looks like Nara, it's awesome, tons of deer wondering around that you can pet and feed.
@@SleepyMongoosesome spoiled ass deer lmao, they wouldnt last 1 minute in any other country bahaha
@@bongboi2831 lmao dumbass deer bro I stg
@@bongboi2831 my brother, youre stressing over deers. Relax.
This was actually really wholesome and cute they tried so hard too
Your profile picture is also cute as hell
@@khashayarpoorhang2311 you need professional help
They tried so hard to what?
@@sirisaac6225to
"they tired so hard too" is what they probably meant to say. @@sirisaac6225
THE SYNCHRONISATION IS PERFECT💀😭
Their little cute monotone voices 🥰
"Oh GOD kids are coming!".....😂😂😂😂 I felt that so hard!
As a mom of 4 I get it lmaooo sometimes they can overwhelm you
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@@yago7026 be fuckin forreal
@@yago7026 :(
Damn 👅👅👅👅
Synchronizing gives them confidence and helps them remember how to say the words right. So wholesome ❤
Also they get two interviews done at the same time!
@@Brukernavnn 🤭
They’re so prepared, from the coordination, the script, body language, visuals for the food, and the thank you gift!
wOW 1,000 LiKEs aNd nO COmMenTs? LEmMe fIX tHAt!
They were not prepared for side questions though lol
@@Manimanocas haha that's always the worst when you know the drill and then the adult derails from the conversation you're expected to have. When you're older or more skilled with language, sure you can branch off, but starting out you only know the basic questions and the basic answers. There's a difference between knowing the answer to "what is your name?" Versus the person asking you "hey so what do you think of the weather today?" If you didn't learn the words for today,weather, and the phrase "what do you think", you're going to be deer in headlights of what to say in return.
@@HouseMDaddict Yeah haha that happens when you learn the language trough certain useful phrases. The way I learned english was a bit different though and I dont know if its better or not, I basically learnt the meaning of a bunch of words over and over before even knowing how to put them together, then I started reading phrases and slowly got better at reading and hearing them. After that writing was a easy because I could just know what felt wrong vs what felt right. I say this like it was a master plan but I dont think I can ever replicate this in my life because it was totally accidental and born from the desire to read the stupid crap my friends sent in english.
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People like her are called "super human"... Respect
👇? 😂❤❤
👇👇
The politeness of Japanese people is amazing
Something that the People in the United States Lack. 😢😢😢
@@kathrynstankiewicz5926 not where I’m from 😅
@@kathrynstankiewicz5926I blame social media… feeling entitled to viciously insult strangers with no repercussions due to anonymity has destroyed our ability to get along.
Japense people are not in general polite
There axtuallt one of the rudest most judgemental societies in earth my guy
@@kathrynstankiewicz5926you are absolutely right i have lived here my whole life and the entitled bratty little baby back bitch attitude people have here is insane especially in liberal and more blue cities or towns.
Those are two gentlemen. They were very polite and smart.
Simply Japan
Exactly
Because japan is based on honor and respect
awesome.
@@L4zyRoserade even they know about art of war.
I'm a solo woman traveler who visits Japan often.
One day in Tokyo, I was busy playing at a game arcade. Then a little boy of about 6 years old, who was watching me play, fell down.
I quickly got up to help the boy on his feet and continue playing.
About 15 minutes later, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I turned around and saw the boy with a small pack of tissues and a small box of chocolates. He handed them to me and told me thank you in Japanese.
Behind him was his mother, thanking me, bowing and smiling at me. :)
That's so sweet
Thats the most wholesome thing I've heard
I'm a solo male traveler , I also was approached by a female in Japan. You might have seen the video, I didn't even have to give her chocolate
@@UnderAlog572 ur mom is so proud
@@UnderAlog572 That isnt a thing to flex about yk u didnt even give the woman any cash ur family must be so proud
why's shikanoko noko so chill tho, didn't knew she was chill like that 🗿
NOT THE DEER JUST SITTING THERE AND CHILLIN'😭🤚
shikanoko nokonoko koshitantan
Shikanoko nokonoko koshitantan
Shikanoko nokonoko koshitantan
What in the skibidi?
Just a simple day in Nara city😅
I love how painfully clear it is they didn't learn any English, but just memorized their sentences
this is how most of people around the world go through English in their schools (which is about getting good grades and not the desire for learning)
I remember classmates in elementary writing down scripted conversations from textbook they should learn in native Cyrillic script, memorising butchered pronunciation and obliterating the meaning
Even then it was something barbaric to me, and now it's just funnily dumb
I visited Disneyland Paris years ago and attempted my best to say all thirteen phrases, then getting bombarded with chaos of native speaking French trying to have a conversation with me.
Long story short, I enjoyed my trip but realized that I'm not good at learning other languages.
@@user-cmcummto be fair it’s how we learn foreign language in US schools took at least I did when I took Spanish
It's a good way to start learning any language. Learn key sentences, then learn which words to swap for other words to make new sentences
Lol if I think of that as a student the perception of "nothing learned " is real. But as a teacher you can see they're practicing approach, pronunciation, you're exposing then to native speakers which has a lot of value and they're also practicing level 1 phrases to get used to the language. Love from México
Both talking at once is very efficient. Creepy as hell, but efficient.
How is 2 people saying the same thing efficient?
@blam9319 They are practicing their English. Them both speaking at the same time allows them both to practice their English without wasting the dudes time taking turns pronouncing the same thing
@@KillianTwew practise my rats posterior......these kids are literally learning nothing, or even attempting to learn anything, all they are doing is repeating some lines that they have rote memorised by heart a thousand times before this, and simply going through the process and collecting "signatures" as proof of completion.
they arent even gleaning anything from the small interaction or attempting to genuinely engage in the interaction, the look on their faces just says "im being forced to do this for a school assignment, cant be bothered, lets just get this over with"
if these kids were on roblox or minecraft and attempting to communicate with foreigners in broken language, they would probably learn more from it.
@@jont2576Shut up, you obviously don’t know what you saying lmaooo
@@EchooExplorerlol. you’re that naïve?
I didn't expect the final gift for answering. What a nice boys 😎
"Teacher, we found a coalman."
I read this is their accent lmao
wtf 😂
Omg stoppp hahahahah 😂
He is a cool man indeed
Pokémon type of vibe ! 😂
Japanese people are so polite that even their urban legends are polite......
Ever heard of farting championships in Japan? I mean, this was a thing a long time ago😂 or at least they drew it, for some reason.
What urban legends?
Its typically rude to refer to people by just their nationality. You should put people in front of it to make it not sound dehumanizing
@@Kevinjames6969what’s so dehumanizing about calling Japanese polite
@SG-ho7xb bruh I didn't say calling japanese people polite was dehumanizing. I was saying just calling them japanese instead of japanese people. There's a difference like how bad calling someone Jew is but Jewish person is the polite way. Use your brain cells for once in your life
The difference in cultures is mind boggling. These two are very respectful and even gave him a gift.
its a rotine they learn in school they dont seem to have a great understanding
@@nicolaigaisi3001 Girl try learning Japanese. U too will be rotine lol
@@nicolaigaisi3001 indeed, just getting over with it
Its so funny because there is no way an ameerican kid would be assigned to do tge same thing, nor woulf someone from Japan have to deal with something like this for tge same reason
Wait till you drill deeper into the history or japan.
Kids doing these assignments would make them so well versed with social situations, pretty cool that that's an assignment
Dude gave you his best piece - he was low key proud of that dragon 🖤
fr that thing was cool
Both of them are just trying to get the interview over quickly
It’s not that, it’s because the way they were taught was memorisation- they don’t actually understand the English. They learnt the sentences, like an actor learns a script. So when he says “do you know how to spell that?” they have absolutely no idea what he’s saying, so they ignore it lol. That’s one issue with the Japanese way of teaching
@@toziassmitt it’s the same exact way for English speakers learning any other language. most schools don’t teach comprehension. just memorization.
@@Justhppy2behere crazy how in medieval times it took only about 5 years of learning to be fluent in every major west euro language plus Latin but nowadays almost two decades of education can't teach children even conversational English
@@toziassmitt America teaches like that as well lol
@@sleeper9638Where did you read that? Everything I read says they learned languages very similar to how we learn languages in modern times.
Bro was just sitting near a fkin deer like he is his friend
No clue where this is at but there's a place in Japan where the deer live close to people and typically aren't afraid of humans. This might be that place, idk lol.
Ikr 😭😭😂
Even in Jharkhand, many zoos allow you to openly meet deer... It depends on deer they want to get touched or not...
Btw, not every forest has Salman Khan, so they keep deer alone😂
Deer are mostly chill if they are used to living near people that don't hunt them. I can walk 10ft away but some at my place and feed them berries. But they're looking mighty tasty so I might have to eat them eventually.
This is in Nara, one of several ancient Japanese capitals. There are approximately 1200 tame deer there that will actually bow their heads before you feed them.
This actually happened to me in Mexico, in a park where the children would come up to you so they could practice their English. It's unfortunate that if this were to happen in the United States and you were talking to a child
in a park, just imagine the consequences. Its a sad day when we are becoming afraid of interacting with others. And that our children in the US are afraid of everything and everyone.
Japanese people are just different man.
The politeness is off the charts.
Japanese during world War:👿
Japanese after world War:👻
@@Princeplays11boi you aint funny
@@Princeplays11 Keep that same energy when you find yourself in front of one.
@@yani2499ok
Indians 🇮🇳 also
This is so adorable omg they didn't understand anything he asked them
😂
i mean they look like they're 10 yrs old. probably practiced what to say but not understand other words. its so cute they confidently asked though
they're litteral npc😂
Me, who have been to many different places but never to Japan, would immediately think I was being ripped off.
Indeed😂
The children are so respectful. Its awesome!
They're the 1% of kids nowadays
@@ksifuqin America its harassment
I guess 99% Japanese are
In Japón 90% of the kids are like This
@@xuantranvalverde2298 in america kids learn about genders and sexuality… they learn bad words bad stuff
From school education system
That’s so dope that’s definitely a school activity I remember we used to do it but it was in the classroom getting to know each other nice to see it’s still going on else where🖤
We lived in Japan for 3 years.
We went to a park and this japanrse boy came up to my son and asked "Will you play with me?"
They played for about 30 min and the boy bowed to my son and said "Thank you for playing with me".
They are so polite.
For real though. I met a Japanese family when I was a kid on holiday and I was good friends with the sister, but the brother was really mean to us, or at least, I think he thinks he was mean 😂
He was still so polite though, I only knew he was picking on us based on his sister's reaction.
I'm Scottish, we're meaner than that to our grandparents 😂 polite meaning comments don't even register as mean for me 😂
Idd, visited Japan and every time we crossed a group of school kids they waved and said hello with a smile.
So polite in fact that trains have one of the highest sexual assault rates. How polite!
@@pleasedont7439the Wolfs are comfortable around sheeps
@@pleasedont7439
But on time😅
WHEN THEY BOTH SAID “sign please” ITS SO CUTEE
And now he’s signed up to donate $1/day to some random charity. Man the charity vultures are getting younger and sneakier each day.
The deer on the back just chilling living its best life 😂
I paid attention to that too. It is extra comfy! So cool to see.
Living its best life knowing that it isn't going to get sniped by some overweight, bearded white guy
@@Jake-0011i was just about to say man i love venison. that deer lookin like an ez meal ngl. mmmbackstraps.
@@Tacdeliocaseoh: light snack
@@Jake-0011 it is going to get shot though
Omg they were so adorable they even got the menu for him to pick the food he likes 😂❤️
A very good idea for learning English. The children were very polite. They're not ignoring your question, they just don't understand. It's lovely that you spend time with these students. Those of us who are learning English really want to talk to native English speakers
Not a good idea, they are parrots just repeating.
@@markpozsar5785they are learning to read and pronounce the words, no?
@@markpozsar5785thats literally how you start to learn a language especially as a baby or young kid
This is how I felt learning Chinese. I wanted to get a pen pal or something in China to learn it better, but surprisingly haven't met very many Chinese people or speakers (despite now living right under China's butthole.)
This has been happening in Japan before Japan become a social media trend.
I've done 2 exchange programs there years ago, been another 4 times prior to covid. Family in Kyoto.
If you look white and go to temples or smthn you get approached by kids... it's happened to me so many times lol
Those babies had no idea what you were saying 😂
Fun to see a interaction between the kids and a complete stranger, then they gave him a gift too, totally wholesome to see.
pure cute NPC
@@balkhssThose are the npc i spare when i go on a rampage in a village
In unison 😂
No idea but they replied appropriately?
That’s amazing, imagine your child learning a completely different language to theirs and then interviewing a foreigner on the street.
Mmmm, you must be American
Haha you say it like it's one in a million?
Everyone can walk, but when your own kid starts walking, it's a different feeling
Must be from an english speaking country where you are at least the third generation immigrant. But for the rest of the world speaking 2 or 3 languages is pretty normal to the point we don't even think about.
I'm genuinely confused whether this comment is sarcasm or sweet.
My introvert ass would love this, probably due to the fact they dont understand me but still..wholesome
"Good afternoon, my name is Russel and I am a wilderness explorer....." The rhythm is spot on...
That was the first thought that popped into my head 💀
😮 !!!
i love that movie
Cool comment
Literally bro. The hat especially
It’s so nice to have a country where kids can safely approach a stranger like that.
Don't tell me you have never had some kids approach you on the street selling candy. I always support those lil dudes hustle. I always buy the candy.
I live in one of the worst areas in the UK and kids could do this the world is not as bad as the news tells you
@@claw333 it usually never is.
You mean that's not Oakland Wakanda?
@@danfli3669 what do you mean?
Lmao when you asked that kid if he’s ever been to america and he just:
“Me? Oh yeah yeah all the time”
😂
BAHHAAHA fr like the expression while reading that was too on point
Sounds like beet
Bro be nice
"We are interviewing you ,
not you interviewing us."😂
True NPCs from an ordinary game.
Not a single step off the script.
Great job devs 🤝
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Best comment here so far💀
Haha they're still in elementary school. I imagine their English is still developing. They might not know a lot yet 😂
You're so fucking boring dude
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Those kids are so polite. They even gave a gift 📦, amazing young men.
Japanese culture
They remind me of russel from up
Bro got the unskippable sidequest NPC experience 🤑🫰
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I love the way on how they try to speak English! :D
When he asks "you've been there?", the second kid thought he was asking him where he's from. Love the synchronisation. Adorable kids!
Ain't nobody gonna talk about that chill ahh deer
Lol. I am your 101th like
Ass*
Oh yeah the deer in Japan are very friendly, they're used to urban environments and are sort of tourist attractions.
@@Fufu0117Have you ever seen a donkey before
That's a deer.
If that is Nara, then it's normal there. You'll see deers walking around, even crossing the street despite the presence of cars. Nara deers are like dogs 😂
When he said his name and they went “ooh, Coleman. Coleman.” That was so adorable😂 God bless these polite kids
Koruman. Definitely how they wrote. In whatever katakana equals that.
Caught me off guard because its my name too, and its not exactly a common one
🙌🏿✝️🧎🏽
Cooreman
Cool Man
Same thing happened to me in Indonesia. Ended up speaking to about 50 kids for 2 hours. Glad to help.
the deer chilling in the background 😂
Right like just chilling, what a beautiful place, can't imagine living there
It must be at the deer village where the deer are acccustomed with the people
Deer: -_-
What r these hoooman doin
SHIKANOKO NOKONOKO KOSHITANTAN
I love how they pulled out a little menu when asking him what his favorite japanese food was 😭🥹
Adorable and pro 🥺
That deer was chillin
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Meanwhile selmon bhoi 💀
Sigma meal skibidi slicers
That place has like 1000 deers
deer are domesticated animals in japan, if you bow to a deer the deer will bow back, typically near shrines, not as many as in town/city areas though
@@slayer-asp-6670 They only bow back to receive those oat cookies, but they're really cute.
What a lovely pair of students..polite and intelligent
This melted my heart. Not only are they working on their English; they're also working on their inter-personal skills & their cooperation.
They are very very smart race of people. I just went to Japan a month ago. The most respectful people I have ever met
@@princeandrew1432culture? It's not like they're doing interspecies communication here.
@@snoopyguy21 My guy's username is a p3do, don't expect much
@@princeandrew1432not for colored people lmao
@@princeandrew1432 There are no races actually
they’re so cute like they even gave gifts at the end😭💗
Facts I d keep those forever
Japanese kids are so polite,such good manners and they are absolutely adorable with their uniforms!
why u gotta be gay wit it?
@@dukenukem7043LMAO 😭🤚
@@dukenukem7043bro. 😂😂😂😂
Don't let their tatemae cuteness fool you. Japanese kids are the worst bullies in the world.🤣
@@dukenukem7043 Their kids bro, wtf. We should put you a registry cus your a F.A.N.
So polite. It’s a beautiful culture, to teach their children to approach other cultures with friendly questions. It’s a shame, humans can’t do this as a whole towards each other. Imagine how many more lives would be touched than taken.