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Комментарии • 31

  • @Q2Japan
    @Q2Japan Год назад +9

    Thanks Miku! 楽しかった!🎉
    Cheers from Okayama :)

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Год назад +2

      こちらこそ、楽しかったです😆Thank YOU for such an interesting and fun conversation 😆 I had so much fun!!

    • @TshewangGyeltshen
      @TshewangGyeltshen Год назад +2

      Subscribed to Q2

  • @deboNair2001
    @deboNair2001 Год назад +1

    Miku Sensei, I absolutely love all your content. RUclips lessons, shorts and podcasts. I just wanted to say that your reflective podcasts are absolutely amazing! I do like the conversation ones but when you reflect on this like positivity, being happy/thankful I have to listen multiple times because it’s is full of so much useful life lessons. Thank you for everything you do for us learners 🙏🙏

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Год назад +2

      Thank you for such a kind, heartwarming comment!! I'm grateful I get to share what I learn in life too!! Thank you so much for listening to my podcast 💞🥰

  • @songthanh896
    @songthanh896 Год назад +1

    ありがとうございます😊

  • @R0CK0Nbaby
    @R0CK0Nbaby Год назад +2

    Thank you so much Miku and Bobby for this conversation! I'll be going to Japan for the first time in 13 years this year, and have been studying Japanese. Since I'm Chinese-American, I was often wondering if I should initiate my conversations by first saying that I'm a foreigner and don't fully understand Japanese yet, so that they don't confuse me for being Japanese if I just jump straight into my question (I've been told by every Japanese I spoke to that I sound native, and while I do have good pronunciation and pitch accent, there's still a lot of vocabulary and grammar I haven't learned so I'm far from fluent). For some reason, I fear a scenario in which natives just start speaking to me with fast native Japanese and I would be reacting like a deer-in-headlights where i just have no idea what they're saying. So hearing from Bobby that it's a good idea to mentally prepare them with a warm-up intro is so helpful to me, I will make sure to do that. Thank you both so much again, 本当に勉強になりました。ありがとうございました!

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Год назад +4

      I understand that fear...!! I learned Spanish in Spain and when I went to Mexico, I talked to people and they used very very different expressions and I was like "what did they just say? Why are they laughing like crazy... ha-ha-ha😅"
      But don't worry 😉 You can just say すみません。今のわかりませんでした。まだ日本語勉強中です!
      (Sorry I didn't get that. I'm still studying Japanese!!)
      Or like you said you could introduce yourself first and tell them you are from the states:)
      The most important thing is to be okay with not being perfect. I learned to laugh at my mistakes and it helped lol like when I said to someone "Oh! You're a baby shitter" instead of babysitter🤣
      But if you keep on putting yourself out there, you will get used to native speaker's Japanese little by little :) So enjoy the process:):)

    • @R0CK0Nbaby
      @R0CK0Nbaby Год назад

      @@mikurealjapanese Thank you Miku-sensei for your wonderful encouragement! I love your suggestions, and yes you're right, it's ok to not be perfect! I have to learn to be ok with making mistakes and just enjoy the process :)

  • @susanbolide305
    @susanbolide305 Год назад +1

    I like your conversation videos.❤

  • @yuugen999
    @yuugen999 Год назад +1

    いつか大阪に行くんだから、みくさんは準備して、このポルトガル人と一緒に居酒屋に行ってください!w

  • @aniestuladhar5276
    @aniestuladhar5276 Год назад

    miku先生ありがとう御座います。

  • @isamargarrido818
    @isamargarrido818 Год назад

    I have my best conversaitons in Kyoto with older people. So, what he said is totally correct ahahah.
    Thanks for this video!

  • @xDarkRockst4rx
    @xDarkRockst4rx Год назад

    thanks for the video. Keep up the good work

  • @Quoatzin
    @Quoatzin Год назад

    I've been learning words like 混乱する and イライラする recently so it's nice to see them in conversation and be able to understand!

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Год назад +2

      よかったです😊単語は、会話で聞くと、覚えやすいですね‼️

  • @tuanabc92
    @tuanabc92 Год назад +1

    先生、ビデオをありがとうございます!良いビデオでした!僕はまだ日本語の普通の会話があまり聞き取れないのでちょっと難しいと思います。でも日本語を頑張ります!

    • @mikurealjapanese
      @mikurealjapanese  Год назад +1

      最初は、難しくても、なれたらわかるようになりますよ!!
      私も、英語を勉強してたとき、最初は会話を聞き取れなかったけど、ずっと英語でポッドキャストを聞いていたら、だんだん聞き取れるようになりました😊

    • @tuanabc92
      @tuanabc92 Год назад

      @@mikurealjapanese そうですか。分かりました。もっとポッドキャストを聞くと思います。普通の会話が慣れたいです。^^。先生ありありがとうございます!次の動画を楽しみます!

  • @kamfuku
    @kamfuku Год назад

    できるだけ日本人の友人ができるように関西弁を勉強した方がいいですね。いい忠告だと思います。正直、日本語を教えてくれてありがとうございますみくさん。本当に感謝しています💜💯。ちなみに、みくさんがもう元気に成ったのを分からないけどもしまだ具合が悪かったらもっと早く健康に成ってください🙏🏻💪🏼💐

  • @terryO1855
    @terryO1855 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing your perspective Bobby. It was an interesting discussion. If I may provide some education on the common vernacular used regarding Americans of mixed ethnicity... in the context of Japanese Americans, there are so many among us who are of mixed ethnicity. But all of us, whether 100% Japanese or otherwise are referred to as Americans. Thus when we say we are "mixed" or "half", we would say for example, my mother is white and my father is Japanese. Or my mother is Mexican and my father is Japanese. Those of us whose Japanese families have been here in the United States for generations would never say we are half American and half Japanese. Hope this provides some additional context and perspective.

  • @heinthiha662
    @heinthiha662 Год назад

    Miku先生。こんにちは。私は日本語を勉強している時間はもう8か月経ちました。今はN3を始めたばかりです。この動画は70%ぐらいわかります。でも、まだうまく話せません。そのことはあたりまえでしょうか。

  • @KhinThetMon-wn2xx
    @KhinThetMon-wn2xx Год назад

    Speaking に自信がないので参加したいですが
    どうの参加するのを教えていただけないでしょうか?

  • @user-od7ft5pp6v
    @user-od7ft5pp6v Год назад

    俺もミクス/ハーフ!
    日本人ハーフカナダ人ハーフ

  • @travelingwithakhilesh8708
    @travelingwithakhilesh8708 Год назад

    Kindly make video of casucative form verb, I am struggling so much, a lot of video I watched but not like Miku Real Japanese, please make video on this topic

  • @iansteels9195
    @iansteels9195 Год назад +1

    2 halves make a whole don't they?

  • @bihanghising1500
    @bihanghising1500 Год назад

    すみませんわたしは おきゃくさまとともだちつくりたいです

  • @kyawtkaythi8508
    @kyawtkaythi8508 Год назад

    ありがとう 先生

  • @paulwalther5237
    @paulwalther5237 Год назад

    ポッドキャストを聞きました。私はハーフじゃないが ハーフと聞いて初めて、びっくりしました。観点はおかしい感じでした。かれはハーフだとぼく、なんなんだろうか。日本人にとって人間じゃないか。でも、日本だけじゃなくてほかのアジア国についての動画をみて、西洋人の外面は違うからどんなにアジアに住んでも永遠の外人のままです。逆にアジア人はアメリカかヨーロッパに引っ越したら、外面からみると外人扱うかもしれません。私は外国語の勉強が好きですが、海外に住むのは好きかどうかわかりません。大変ですね。敏感ですから。

  • @braruja
    @braruja Год назад +1

    I guess Bobby is annoyed with such things because he doesn't know himself wheter he is American or Japanesse.. Miku, why haven't uasked him how he feels about it?