I'm in college using this too XD We have only been learning japanese a week(I'm in 101 supposed to be a beginners class. Luckily I've taught myself some things via the internet!) and we already have test over the whole alphabet, and probably 150 words.
Holly Evans Oh wow!! That's a lot!! :O We haven't started Hiragana but I think that's next. This totally doesn't seem like a beginner class! I'm glad I have at least a tiny bit of knowledge before hand of Japanese or I'd be totally lost! How do you feel about learning so much?
Haley angelo Well hiragana are the symbols that make up kanji in a way so learning hiragana first makes it a bit eaiser later. If you do just the old fashioned writing on a white board over and over you get it. I know the A, Ka, Sa, Ta, Na, Ma, and Ha line. But you also have ten ten where you add 2 dashes and you get something like... like the Ka line becomes the Ga line. I also know greetings and how to say I like and dislike something.
if this makes anyone feel a little bit better about studying the two Japanese alphabets, you basically had to learn two alphabets (lowercase letters and capital letters) if you know English
Yeah that’s actually true, but as the other comment said we learned that as toddlers when that was all that we studied. Also, because we learned another language we’re used to that and learning another one with different sentence structures, pronunciation, grammatical rules, etc is difficult to adjust to. So we’re basically learning a third and fourth alphabet. (Also not to mention how similar most uppercase alphabets and lowercase alphabets are, in hiragana/katakana only so many look a little similar.) Also a lot of people are actually bilingual so we’re learning a BUnCh of alphabets haha :)
+CountryFlyboy I'm learning Japanese and Cantonese; I use whatever it takes. what. ever. it. takes. Just watched Dino Lingo Cantonese for practice and it's damn near like Bob the builder... Maybe even worse.
When u know kids learn this at 1 Edit: Holy crap this got alot of likes and replies, I made this comment when I was 10 lol, it's not even proper Grammer.
A couple of years ago, ppl were making fun of me 'cuz everytime they say something(Except 'what's your name'), I would reply with "No English" and point to myself because I didn't know any english. I thought it would be the most amazing thing in the entire world to speak english. I even day dreamed of myself coming to school and just spitting random words and saying stuff in english while everybody was looking at me in amazement and be like":O:" Now I'm like "Ok, there. I learned it . . . now what? ;-;" Idk I think it might be the same for Japanese but probably not. (If I acually even learn it)
Hey! I for one am in awe! Congrats, your English is amazing and fluency is one of the greatest things to master! I’m on the baby steps of learning Japanese, but this reminded me that it is possible to get good lol. Have a good one!
it's *a* hour, not an hour. neneneneneneneeee, go learn how to speeeeeeeell. (now wait how people are going to copy me to act cool, oh wait not anymore now I already said it)
this is great! I love this video , the only downside of it , is that I burst into laughter when listening to it ;-; , I don't know why it just makes me happy and giddy
Gamer Senpai if anything english is a very complicated language itself but learning anylanguage is hard, especially japanese since its so different •>~
Am I really listening to the Japanese alphabet on loop at 1:30 in the morning because I just got a burst of inspiration to learn an entire new language? Maybe..it’s very much possible..
I know a few characters, so I thought it'd be fun to learn Japanese... Then I learned that there's Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.... It'd be fun I said. It'll be easy I said. At least the song sounds good
Not if you have well plan on how to tackle it. I learned hiragana almost 3 months compared to everyone who is fast but guess what? I can tell immediately which character at a glance because I mastered it every single character and I practice 20 minutes almost everyday while I'm having fun. Sure it took me long time but I only put little effort (more efficient, effortless) unlike someone who study them for hours and hours then get burnout after couple of days (playing only short term). My method is more long term and I can take it easy while learning hirgana, then I can focus its vowels and its exception rule when pronouncing certain combination (step by step) before I moved to katakana. When learning Japanese, don't learn it all at once or you will get overwhelmed. It's better if you break it down step by step and practice what you need (talented or not when learing foreign languages).
I was just thinking if it was Junko Takeuchi!! Is it really her??? OMG!!! The feeeeeeeelllllllsssssss!!!! My sweet baby Naruto is teaching me Japanese!! \^0^/
I've never watch Naruto so I can't comment on that or even understand the reference. Although I do watch Anime, it isn't for Weeaboos as such, it's for people who want to learn Japanese and divulge into their culture. A weeabo is someone who automatically thinks Japan is an amazing place and nowhere else is better, they think they know everything all due to Anime and Media. They're wrong.
Good video! Thanks to the author for his good work! I'd like to recommend Yuriy Ivantsiv's practice book Polyglot Notes: Practical Tips for Learning Foreign Language. This book has many useful methods for learning a foreign language, how to develop your memory, how to memorize words, learn grammar, quickly learn to speak, read and write. All recommend this excellent book! Good luck to everyone in learning a foreign language!
Well the 'ga' is a ka with chon chon which are two little lines that change the sound of a character eg. ha becomes ba with chon chon, te becomes de with chon chon etc but this only works with some characters. Kanji is a more difficult script so you should look it up on wikipedia. Katakana is also for names. :) It becomes a lot easier to understand once you get the hang of it. I suggest doing some research on the things you don't understand about it. :)
i am totally lost.... japanese essentially has something like 4 alphabets? Including Kanji, we got also Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji? Is that a little nutty or am I wrong?
Lol I'm trying to learn and I felt the same way...completely lost. But I'm getting better. There is the alphabet which is the kana: hiragana, used to write traditional japanese then there is katakana which also has 46 characters like the hiragana and is used more for foreign words and names. Then we have the big one: kanji which has many more characters than katakana and hiragana combined. The Romaji is the phonetic sound, kind of like how we pronounce "A", "ka" would be a phonetic sound for its corresponding character. I guess the alphabet is easy for us because it sounds just what it looks like lol. I have only just started learning this and I've just decided to take it slow: numbers first, then the hiragana, then katakana and romaji alphabet. It's a lot, but don't push yourself or else you'll get even more frustrated. I heard that English is extremely hard for Japanese people to learn just as we think their language is hard lol. Anyway, if anyone can correct what I've said, go right ahead, I'm just a beginner so I'm basically speaking from what I've read lol
Tammy thanks for the emotional support! I really like Japan and Japanese culture from many viewpoints and thought of trying to learn the language but when I begun to study Kanji and trying to translate Japanese websites where all three alphabets are all together often in the same phrase I got confused! I think I will leave Kanji out the picture for the time-being and concetrate on the kana. Thanks Tammy!
Tammy I recommend not learning Romaji, since you basically already know it, if you're an English speaker (Karate, Sushi, etc.) and it would be pretty useless to know anyway in Japan, since Romaji isn't used on signs and whatnot (from my knowledge, I could be wrong). I feel like it's mostly meant for pronunciation. But I'm trying to learn Japanese too, so I support you. c: What I'm doing is learning Hiragana and numbers first, then Katakana and then basic Kanji and then grammar and all that. C:
I wanna learn Japanese so I can watch without subtitles AAAAND go to Japan :3 and other things, like write a Manga! Or make an anime! I'm working on my anime style... I'm pretty bad tho ;-;
Okay I REALLY do NOT mean to sound pompous or rude to the people having a hard time. I think its really easy to learn the hiragana system if you really emerse yourself in it. This song helped a LOT and personally I think this and flash cards would be most peoples best bet at learning somewhat quickly.
I’m attempting to learn Japanese while school forces me to learn French lol I hope your studies are going well still!! (Honestly you’re probably fluent by now lol) Cheerio!
Already know English (school/immigration) and Spanish (native) Learning Japanese (1 year) Can understand some Portuguese (through Spanish) Taking my first baby steps in Mandarin Spent a few months on Italian, German and French I suck at all of them :)
@Lana Aww thanks ^_^ I forgot what it means cause u don’t remember commenting this LOL! I’m Irish-American btw and I’m also studying Irish!! Stay safe btw ❤️
So the colour blue is 'Ao' correct? Is it the same for both alphabets? I'm a beginner and I'm still learning colours and since blue is my favourite colour I want to know if it's the same.
I guess the easiest way is to find someone else and force them to learn it along with you...I did that.. Except that, what I did was to write them and give myself breaks in between. If you want to know more, feel free to ask
Ahhhhhh, the memories of tryingtolearnjapaneseeventhoughit’snotyournativelanguageandactuallyhavingagoodtimebecauseit’sreallyfuntolearnsomethingnew. Or, the memories of right now :)
I’m not the only one watching this on repeat bc I’m currently learning Japanese. Right. -also yes, I am learning from other things, I’m not just trying to learn off of an alphabet on RUclips, I’m using this to help with the learning-
kpop lover Katakana is English words translated into Japanese words (Ex. Cake is Keki, or America is Amerika, or you can translate your name into Japanese), Hiragana is words that normal Japanese people use (I would recommend starting with this one), Kanji is a system of Japanese writing using Chinese characters, Romaji is base off of Roman alphabet so foreigner can understand (Ex. 日本人 is Japanese, but in Romaji is 'Nihonji'. It's kinda like a how-you-say-it thing). The main ones that you should concentrate on is Katakana and Hiragana.
I find it funny that people watch this because of anime and not because they are actually interested in the culture or language. I get it, I like anime too, but I also take interest in their culture and language. Edit: I'm not calling anyone out
Smart Crackrr learning Japanese can be very beneficial to anime fans sense you can play Japanese games without the need for censorship or an English release, read Mangas that haven't been translated yet, and watch anime with no subtitles. I don't think anybody came here just to listen to a children's song lol
And why do you find it funny again? Whatever you said afterwards made absolutely no sense. And big deal if they aren't interested in the language or culture, why are you concerned?
Yeeesh! Gatekeeper alert... And yeah, you pretty much are calling people out... So what if some people want to be able to understand the stuff they read/listen/watch? So what if they're not passionate about it? You included your own relation to japanese here, you do this and that. Are you trying to get some kind of validation or something?
I used to be like that when I was a kid lmao. I only wanted to learn Japanese so I could watch anime without subtitles, but of course I never took the time to actually learn it back then. But now that I'm older, I'm more interested in language. I know Chinese, so it was easier for me to learn Japanese, especially with writing.
The top row is Hiragana, the primary alphabet, the second row is Kantan Kana, the alphabet used for foreign words like mango , banana, and most western names, and the final row is the pronunciation basically.
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Good thing about Japanese: Hiragana and Katakana are fairly easy
Bad thing: Kanji
yep.
Korean, Chinese and Japanese are like those groups of people at school that copy each others' homework
xD same Kanji is sooo hard to type! Especially "ma"
Kanji is not that hard actually if you can understand Chinese
Kanji is super easy, maybe just for me because I’m chinese, but it just seems like the kanji looks like the object it’s related to
Teacher: Tell us what you want to do when you're older!
Me: watch anime with no subtitles;-;
Lolll
Sameeeeee
Meee toooo.😆😊
Lol same
+10 respect
Japanese kids are using this while I'm in high school using this. Learning Japanese is hard. Be prepared if you are taking it.
I'm in college using this... At least it's catchy.
I'm in college using this too XD We have only been learning japanese a week(I'm in 101 supposed to be a beginners class. Luckily I've taught myself some things via the internet!) and we already have test over the whole alphabet, and probably 150 words.
Haley angelo
My god... I'm in my second week and we just finished the first half of hiragana.
Holly Evans Oh wow!! That's a lot!! :O We haven't started Hiragana but I think that's next. This totally doesn't seem like a beginner class! I'm glad I have at least a tiny bit of knowledge before hand of Japanese or I'd be totally lost! How do you feel about learning so much?
Haley angelo
Well hiragana are the symbols that make up kanji in a way so learning hiragana first makes it a bit eaiser later. If you do just the old fashioned writing on a white board over and over you get it. I know the A, Ka, Sa, Ta, Na, Ma, and Ha line. But you also have ten ten where you add 2 dashes and you get something like... like the Ka line becomes the Ga line. I also know greetings and how to say I like and dislike something.
if this makes anyone feel a little bit better about studying the two Japanese alphabets, you basically had to learn two alphabets (lowercase letters and capital letters) if you know English
+ShinyHunterVal Cursive too.
Shojikino that doesnt mean its impossible, when you were learning english you also did other things too
Spotty Sneeky like eating sleeping and potty training such a busy lifestyle
thanks to sounds
Yeah that’s actually true, but as the other comment said we learned that as toddlers when that was all that we studied. Also, because we learned another language we’re used to that and learning another one with different sentence structures, pronunciation, grammatical rules, etc is difficult to adjust to. So we’re basically learning a third and fourth alphabet. (Also not to mention how similar most uppercase alphabets and lowercase alphabets are, in hiragana/katakana only so many look a little similar.) Also a lot of people are actually bilingual so we’re learning a BUnCh of alphabets haha :)
I know this is for kids. but this could help me so im using it.
+CountryFlyboy I'm learning Japanese and Cantonese; I use whatever it takes. what. ever. it. takes. Just watched Dino Lingo Cantonese for practice and it's damn near like Bob the builder... Maybe even worse.
ichig085 im currently self teaching Japanese. using really anything i can find. I may try that.
+CountryFlyboy Lol that's what i'm doing 'cause I want to learn a NEW LANGUAGE -_-
Omg true ahahah i feel like a kid again but im still learning japanese
Miranda Kilgallion top is hiragana.. bottom is katakana..
When u know kids learn this at 1 Edit: Holy crap this got alot of likes and replies, I made this comment when I was 10 lol, it's not even proper Grammer.
XD
+Tristan Sheaffer XD
Hikikomori We know...
Hikikomori doesn't like 50% of people in Japan also know some basic English at least in the big cities
Its easier to learn languages when your young.
Most of us learned the english alphabet singing it in preschool so it makes since to listen and learn it through song.
I would agree.
Sense*
What is the english alphabet? :D
perryschnabel qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm good luck figuring out the order in which they go *evil laugh*
@@perryschnabel A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Me: -plays the song over and over-
It's actually good and it could help me!!
Fuck you weeaboo
If you ain’t Japanese
I SPEK JAPANESE ....no I don T^T
Blizzard, He might be Japanese, but if he is not then he'd just be learning it.
Teddylirious LMAO ME TOO
A couple of years ago, ppl were making fun of me 'cuz everytime they say something(Except 'what's your name'), I would reply with "No English" and point to myself because I didn't know any english. I thought it would be the most amazing thing in the entire world to speak english. I even day dreamed of myself coming to school and just spitting random words and saying stuff in english while everybody was looking at me in amazement and be like":O:" Now I'm like "Ok, there. I learned it . . . now what? ;-;"
Idk I think it might be the same for Japanese but probably not. (If I acually even learn it)
Suffering from success...
Hey! I for one am in awe! Congrats, your English is amazing and fluency is one of the greatest things to master! I’m on the baby steps of learning Japanese, but this reminded me that it is possible to get good lol. Have a good one!
that feels amazing bro ! ..
you should be motivated enough to learn Japanese now !
Hiragana is used for original basic japanese words... Such as house = うち katakana is for foreign (mostly English) words.
+simeon jones Isn't house いえ?
+MrQwerty2524 well your's is house, His is home
sooo smart
Tanner Eanes Ah, thnx for clearing up.
I’m pretty sure House is いえ “ie”
japanese kids listen to this while im in 7th grade...
LeafyGamings OC Hey, I'm in eighth grade :')
I'm in 7th grade too ;-;
yea and I'm in 10th grade😑
im in 12th grade
10th grade 😭
The things I do for Anime...
hahaha same
Anime4life same the things we do
why is your name written in hangul?
I do this for games then anime
(SeNd HeLp I aM a ShUt In NeEt)
anime have dubs. and your name is a character from something that isn't even anime.
omae wo ma , mo shinderu
0:24
majestickev._ THIS IS SO GOOD😂😂
omae wa mou
NANI! 😂
NANI?!!
LMAO good one.
anyone think the voice sounds like naruto?
+Ahri 79 That is exactly what I thought! XD
+Ahri 79 yeahh
+Ahri 79 I thought it was just me :D
Yes! Especially @ 0:16
Selina Kyle its him
So much more catchy then the English 😂 it makes memorizing the Japanese alphabet so much easier even if it’s for kids
Nahh the abcs are to iconic bruh
Played this on repeat and learned it in about an hour
Now to learn everything else...
Rosieari Goodluck :)
it's *a* hour, not an hour. neneneneneneneeee, go learn how to speeeeeeeell. (now wait how people are going to copy me to act cool, oh wait not anymore now I already said it)
Taha Abbady I’m not sure if you’re a troll or not.
But “ *an* hour” is correct, because it begins with a vowel sound. And H is silent.
白の丸 now I get it. thanks
is this a whoosh moment.?
0:16 Naruto voice ?
***** maybe its the same voice actor ^^
The small naruto 😭💙
I was wondering about that too. LOL
I thought so too
Kira I here it to
this is great! I love this video , the only downside of it , is that I burst into laughter when listening to it ;-; , I don't know why it just makes me happy and giddy
XD Same.
+Cat Tastic ikr
Cat Tastic true
I can feel you😂
uh I thought that it will be easy to learn
I wanna cry
but the sound of this letters is beautiful
hiragana and katakana are fairly easy but don't forget about
kanji.
IMQUEEN s h h h h h
*this isnt a bad way to learn. after all its how i memorized my abc's*
my new favourite song
I can't even focus on school but when it comes to anime,, I will do what Is needed.
ありがと
I need someone more skilled than me to make a 10 hour version of this ;-;
My little brother called me a baby and said i'll break the computer if I play this one more time.
Jaleah Embry
woww
日本語勉強する方尊敬する！
勉強頑張れ！！応援してます
When you speek english and this is what you have to do to learn the worlds most complecated language
Ikr…… So difficult😔…..……
its rally really not one of the complicated language .
Gamer Senpai if anything english is a very complicated language itself but learning anylanguage is hard, especially japanese since its so different •>~
Gamer Senpai it's not the world's most complicated language...
For example, did you know it's actually harder to go from Japanese to English
Fire Breathing Moon Beam wait really? 😯
Am I really listening to the Japanese alphabet on loop at 1:30 in the morning because I just got a burst of inspiration to learn an entire new language? Maybe..it’s very much possible..
This no joke sound like Uzumaki naruto singing this...
I’m not complaining, carry on.
I know a few characters, so I thought it'd be fun to learn Japanese...
Then I learned that there's Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji....
It'd be fun I said. It'll be easy I said.
At least the song sounds good
Am I gonna remember all this?
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Precious resources for Japanese pre-schoolers and English/US/Australian High schoolers
Thanks for the upload! It's great to have all three of these at the same time for comparison. Thanks again! :)
This brings back memories! かわいい💕💕
Hmm is that pronounced
Kahaii
Yay. I finally have the motivation to learn some Japanese to communicate with my relatives without needing my mom to translate stuff for me XD
This makes it seem so simple! 😃 I love it!! 🖤
When you're used to the ABC song and you want to learn Japanese:
Just commenting this for myself :)
0:11
0:14
0:18
0:21
0:24
0:28
0:31
0:35
0:38
0:44
Alot more catchy then the English alphabet gotta say.
i love the song its so catchy
Omg this helped me alot
Hoping to one day visit Japan for the food, pretty sights, and top notch stationary 🧍🏽♂️
Let's see if i get there..
Netflix: (Not releasing a english subbed version of beastars )
Me:
you can bet ill be putting this in my favorites
Learning Japanese is the hardest thing I've ever done
Same
Not if you have well plan on how to tackle it. I learned hiragana almost 3 months compared to everyone who is fast but guess what? I can tell immediately which character at a glance because I mastered it every single character and I practice 20 minutes almost everyday while I'm having fun. Sure it took me long time but I only put little effort (more efficient, effortless) unlike someone who study them for hours and hours then get burnout after couple of days (playing only short term). My method is more long term and I can take it easy while learning hirgana, then I can focus its vowels and its exception rule when pronouncing certain combination (step by step) before I moved to katakana.
When learning Japanese, don't learn it all at once or you will get overwhelmed. It's better if you break it down step by step and practice what you need (talented or not when learing foreign languages).
wow its stuck in my mind and its really good now im learning counting
I have to learn this overnight my grades are hangin on dis
Wheres the fuckin pause button on school
This is literally how I learned the Japanese alphabet. This song automatically plays in my head.
I put this on loop for an hour, now I'm brain washed
Ty for this song beacause i can memorize it easily and quickly
TO THINK THAT I ACTUALLY LISTENED TO THIS TILL DEATH BACK THEN 💀💀
for those who are completely confused I think hiragana is on top and katakana is on bottom and the English terms are the sounds the letters make
This is going to take me a while... fuck.
OneMor3Win ya I want to know as well
Keira Annu hell fucking yea I did
OneMor3Win fuck yeah bro nice
i know half of these, and i know another half of them that are not in the alphabet.....
It’s been 7 years do you know Japanese now?
Man..this is WAY too addicting. Thanks for the upload, this should help with not only learning them, but pronunciation!
Gonna play this in my sleep
like you're suffering to learn Japanese, and we're suffering to learn English too.
Let's make efforts together.
from Japan🇯🇵
Yes sir!
YEAYAYYYYYYY!!M I DID IT, I DID IT!... Oh shit.... Now for how there drawn....
So true D:
Omg lol
+huzi37709 LMAO i can only write the first 5 vowels down, nothing else. and also, that's just the basic alphabet. there' still more words xd
I can only write a i u e o.... rip for me
Where can I find an extended version of this?
Just for otakus
Jus think Naruto is teaching you this and says "good job" for pronouncing these correctly
Oh wait, is it for weeaboos?
I was just thinking if it was Junko Takeuchi!! Is it really her???
OMG!!! The feeeeeeeelllllllsssssss!!!! My sweet baby Naruto is teaching me Japanese!! \^0^/
I've never watch Naruto so I can't comment on that or even understand the reference. Although I do watch Anime, it isn't for Weeaboos as such, it's for people who want to learn Japanese and divulge into their culture. A weeabo is someone who automatically thinks Japan is an amazing place and nowhere else is better, they think they know everything all due to Anime and Media. They're wrong.
+Violetta Bublyk yeah ikr!
is it really junko takeuchi??? if it really is her,then cure rouge is teaching me japanese. rouge is french for red.
its spelled weebos spelling it weeaboos is a common mistake
Good video! Thanks to the author for his good work! I'd like to recommend Yuriy Ivantsiv's practice book Polyglot Notes: Practical Tips for Learning Foreign Language. This book has many useful methods for learning a foreign language, how to develop your memory, how to memorize words, learn grammar, quickly learn to speak, read and write. All recommend this excellent book! Good luck to everyone in learning a foreign language!
i watched this in my 7th period class today and we had to sing along... it was so weird XD
Well the 'ga' is a ka with chon chon which are two little lines that change the sound of a character eg. ha becomes ba with chon chon, te becomes de with chon chon etc but this only works with some characters. Kanji is a more difficult script so you should look it up on wikipedia. Katakana is also for names. :) It becomes a lot easier to understand once you get the hang of it. I suggest doing some research on the things you don't understand about it. :)
i am totally lost.... japanese essentially has something like 4 alphabets? Including Kanji, we got also Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji? Is that a little nutty or am I wrong?
Lol I'm trying to learn and I felt the same way...completely lost. But I'm getting better. There is the alphabet which is the kana: hiragana, used to write traditional japanese then there is katakana which also has 46 characters like the hiragana and is used more for foreign words and names. Then we have the big one: kanji which has many more characters than katakana and hiragana combined. The Romaji is the phonetic sound, kind of like how we pronounce "A", "ka" would be a phonetic sound for its corresponding character. I guess the alphabet is easy for us because it sounds just what it looks like lol. I have only just started learning this and I've just decided to take it slow: numbers first, then the hiragana, then katakana and romaji alphabet. It's a lot, but don't push yourself or else you'll get even more frustrated. I heard that English is extremely hard for Japanese people to learn just as we think their language is hard lol. Anyway, if anyone can correct what I've said, go right ahead, I'm just a beginner so I'm basically speaking from what I've read lol
I knew about Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji... but holy crap Japan, why you addin one more!?
Tammy thanks for the emotional support! I really like Japan and Japanese culture from many viewpoints and thought of trying to learn the language but when I begun to study Kanji and trying to translate Japanese websites where all three alphabets are all together often in the same phrase I got confused! I think I will leave Kanji out the picture for the time-being and concetrate on the kana. Thanks Tammy!
Tammy I recommend not learning Romaji, since you basically already know it, if you're an English speaker (Karate, Sushi, etc.) and it would be pretty useless to know anyway in Japan, since Romaji isn't used on signs and whatnot (from my knowledge, I could be wrong). I feel like it's mostly meant for pronunciation. But I'm trying to learn Japanese too, so I support you. c: What I'm doing is learning Hiragana and numbers first, then Katakana and then basic Kanji and then grammar and all that. C:
I have to take a Spanish course, and my Spanish interferes with my Japanese.
im trying to learn japanese rn and this helps a lot. but i still cant get over, how funny it actually is
Oh thank God I'm not the only one who did not understand the whole thing
begin learning the a i u e o. y'know, the latin letters
@@awiilix3163 it's a completely new letter
Omg this helped me so much. Thank you!
0:24 NANI ?!
This song is so catchy, is great 😂
I wanna learn Japanese so I can watch without subtitles AAAAND go to Japan :3 and other things, like write a Manga! Or make an anime! I'm working on my anime style... I'm pretty bad tho ;-;
I'm just like u grl, my art style is improving and I know a few Jappenesse words
Disgusting my old comment when I was much younger
But yeah I still wanna learn japanese so
Okay I REALLY do NOT mean to sound pompous or rude to the people having a hard time. I think its really easy to learn the hiragana system if you really emerse yourself in it. This song helped a LOT and personally I think this and flash cards would be most peoples best bet at learning somewhat quickly.
I'm... such a weeb... I can't believe this...
anyways, I'm learning Japanese, French, and Tagalog rn. so hard but oh well.
That's really impressive
I'm studying Japanese and Korean :)
Good luck with your studies
I’m attempting to learn Japanese while school forces me to learn French lol I hope your studies are going well still!! (Honestly you’re probably fluent by now lol) Cheerio!
Already know English (school/immigration) and Spanish (native)
Learning Japanese (1 year)
Can understand some Portuguese (through Spanish)
Taking my first baby steps in Mandarin
Spent a few months on Italian, German and French
I suck at all of them :)
My little brother (un like me) was born in America and he absolutely loves this. Thank you
naruto is this you ?
Though the same xD
It helps me a lot, i love it.because i always wanted to learn how to speak Japanese sense i started watching anime movies
weebs should die.
You are yucky
I know Katakana is usually used when dealing with "foreign words", what's an example of a foreign word/name?
An example would be the Japanese word for lion, ライオン
Also onomatopoeia are typically typically expressed in katakana too.
+Bernard Smith Thanks!
+Bernard Smith I was wondering which row is Hiragana?
+Lili Zwingli Or the word for starbucks. In romaji it's sutaba, but written it's スタバ:)
+Kupkake Frenzy the top one is hiragana below is katakana
thank you this makes learning Japanese easier
Naruto-Kun?
LMAOOOOO ITS OVER D;
lol omg I thought it was Naruto too! lol Kept thinking that's how he sounded singing the Tail Beast song
Are you sure? that doesn't sound like Junko Takeuchi.
ARMY
Can we just appriciate your profile pic?
on another note ive been learning japapnese for a year now ad its so much fun, its honestly easier than I thought, kanji wasn't as hard as I thought
Better than abcs XD
This is good. using the five vowels at the start to hear how it sounds really helps I think.
I cant get tired of listening to it
really kawaii
I cringed sooo hard at this...
Shut the hell up
What is said at the beginning?
私はあなたが探していた日本人のコメントです 😂
Sorry if my Japanese is not good ;-;
I am the japanese comment you where looking for :)
@Lana
Aww thanks ^_^ I forgot what it means cause u don’t remember commenting this LOL! I’m Irish-American btw and I’m also studying Irish!! Stay safe btw ❤️
So the colour blue is 'Ao' correct? Is it the same for both alphabets? I'm a beginner and I'm still learning colours and since blue is my favourite colour I want to know if it's the same.
You correct. 'A' is あ and 'O' is お. So blue would be あお in hiragana!
0:10 I'm doing u a favour
i have sarted learning japanese 4 years ago from yr.3 and now i am inn grade 6 and so far i have improven by far
:)
that was good and wierd
+Toshi Kudo any luck? did u learn?
Colby Smith I know it, just browsing
Toshi Kudo oh i know half of it any tips on memorization?
I guess the easiest way is to find someone else and force them to learn it along with you...I did that..
Except that, what I did was to write them and give myself breaks in between. If you want to know more, feel free to ask
This is great for helping pronouncing both hiragana and katakana amazing!
Ahhhhhhhh the memories of Kindergarten
Ahhhhhh, the memories of tryingtolearnjapaneseeventhoughit’snotyournativelanguageandactuallyhavingagoodtimebecauseit’sreallyfuntolearnsomethingnew. Or, the memories of right now :)
I’m not the only one watching this on repeat bc I’m currently learning Japanese. Right.
-also yes, I am learning from other things, I’m not just trying to learn off of an alphabet on RUclips, I’m using this to help with the learning-
I don't get it!!!!??? 😶 which one am I suppose to write / speak !!?!
Kantankakak or harigan!!? Or kimaji !? Asjkcklasje uhh I'm so confused 😕 😭😭😭
Japanese usually use all 4 (Katakana, Hiragana, Kanji, Romaji), so good luck!
Janthida Yang eee what is kanji!! And Romaji and harigana and katakana!?
kpop lover Katakana is English words translated into Japanese words (Ex. Cake is Keki, or America is Amerika, or you can translate your name into Japanese), Hiragana is words that normal Japanese people use (I would recommend starting with this one), Kanji is a system of Japanese writing using Chinese characters, Romaji is base off of Roman alphabet so foreigner can understand (Ex. 日本人 is Japanese, but in Romaji is 'Nihonji'. It's kinda like a how-you-say-it thing). The main ones that you should concentrate on is Katakana and Hiragana.
Janthida Yang omg!!!!! Thanx 😍 I love u!!! Ur a good explainer 😉
kpop lover Thanks and you're welcome too.
Cool, I listened to it once and now I know everything.
I find it funny that people watch this because of anime and not because they are actually interested in the culture or language. I get it, I like anime too, but I also take interest in their culture and language.
Edit: I'm not calling anyone out
Smart Crackrr learning Japanese can be very beneficial to anime fans sense you can play Japanese games without the need for censorship or an English release, read Mangas that haven't been translated yet, and watch anime with no subtitles. I don't think anybody came here just to listen to a children's song lol
And why do you find it funny again? Whatever you said afterwards made absolutely no sense.
And big deal if they aren't interested in the language or culture, why are you concerned?
Yeeesh! Gatekeeper alert...
And yeah, you pretty much are calling people out...
So what if some people want to be able to understand the stuff they read/listen/watch?
So what if they're not passionate about it?
You included your own relation to japanese here, you do this and that. Are you trying to get some kind of validation or something?
I used to be like that when I was a kid lmao. I only wanted to learn Japanese so I could watch anime without subtitles, but of course I never took the time to actually learn it back then. But now that I'm older, I'm more interested in language. I know Chinese, so it was easier for me to learn Japanese, especially with writing.
Hiragana is used for most words or the Kanji is used, but for word token from other countries (not China) the Katakana would be used
I'm so confused...
The top row is Hiragana, the primary alphabet, the second row is Kantan Kana, the alphabet used for foreign words like mango
, banana, and most western names, and the final row is the pronunciation basically.
This is great way to learn and thank you this.
Yeet, time to learn Japanese
I learned english in 1 year in elementary school so now in high school i can do this right?
duolingo is god
i like duolingo, but when it comes to learning hiragama and katakana, pen and paper are the best way to learn
I don't know but I don't like the Japanese Course in Duolingo.
lol das what i use too for japanese
It's not that good for Japanese but for the rest yeah
Holy Crap that was ADORABLE!!!!
I never knew there was a song, but of course there would be.
cutest video I've seen all day~ ♥