Wow, my favorite tubers together! BTW (9:20-10:00) I so agree with Hitoki-san. I am a Speech-Language Pathologist. I teach people who have forgotten a word to 1) ask their listener for help, 2) describe the word so their listener can guess it, then 3) use that word three times to finish their story. (No “yeah that” or “it”). It’s called “Meaningful Repetition.” Repeating a word aloud three times does little to help you remember it later. But when you use that word three times to finish a story you want to tell, you own that word, and you lock that word into your shared “social memory” with your friend.
ikr same a couple months ago i could not understand a single word and now i am following the conversation kinda sorta well👍 gives u a good feeling when u can finally start to pick up on what the conversation is about
@@kemushichan I just finished watching the video! I can confirm that this format is very enjoyable :-) The conversation was really interesting and I picked up some news words to remember! Thank you both!!!
No wayyyyyyy I understood like, 80% of the conversation without subs I- 😭 I've grown and improved so much since the first full-Japanese video of Loretta's that I watched omg. I really love casual chats in Japanese, so this was a good one! Plus having both Loretta and Onomappu in one video?? Bless
I do something similar to what Dr. Hitoki does - imaginary Japanese conversations in my head, explaining things I'm doing to people who aren't present etc. It really forces you to think in the language, and uncover holes in your knowledge. This was cute. めっちゃ面白かったよ。
私もいつもそうやってします！when I get the house to myself it becomes a full-on holding conversations with myself out loud haha. But most importantly focusing on grammatical and pronunciation errors. Definitely useful when you have no one to practice with
Thanks for inviting him! I've already subscribed to his channel. It's really nice japanese people are making channels like his and sambon juku. It's really nice to listen to them speak
What a refreshing and wholesome conversation.I haven't spoken Japanese in a few years, so I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow the conversation, but both of you speak Japanese so clearly. The two of you have convinced me that maybe I haven't lost my years of training after all :-)
"Pushuuuuu" HAHAHAH oh man, that got me. Thanks for this collab! I love Hitoki-san's personality! Just started watching him recently, too, and I've been enjoying. Hope you two will collab again in the future!
Happy holidays Kemushichan! Your guest is quite witty and well spoken, and he's tri-lingual, and a doctor! Nice combo. He made the video really fun with his answers and suggestions. Invite him back please. You're looking well yourself. Stay blessed!
*Sorry for the lengthy comment* I have a cringe-y story from my college days, when I was a bushy-haired beginner of Japanese 😂 So, when I first came to JP I was so focused on being polite and *nice* that I ended up giving my classmates and friends the vibe that I was being insincere. For instance: I was playing catch with some of my friends outside and one of my friends completely missed the ball, but I still said... *(Don't judge me y'all)* "ナイスキャッチ なのだ!". I'm pretty sure everyone within listening distance keeled over in laughter. Not only because of the ナイスキャッチ but because なのだ is, like, ya know... **Gestures vaguely in "cringe"** I've come a loooong way since then don't worry 😉 I think the main reason I love these casual chat videos so much is they highlight and showcase that men and women (and enbies/gender non-conforming folks) use 女言葉 and 男言葉 to meet their linguistic needs, much to the contrary of how some of my Japanese textbooks made it seem. That's something that really caught me when I moved here. It sounds silly to me now, of course, but something I think about when I watch this and think back to when I was a beginner. Lovely video! And I'll definitely be subscribing to your awesome chat partner. Hope you enjoy your holidays. Till next video! 😊
I loved the section where both of you talked about reactions and comical comebacks! I lived in Osaka for a few years, and I can say with confidence that the comedy scene there has some great examples of comedic comebacks for all sorts of situations. I'm newer to the channel so I haven't seen as many of your videos (but I absolutely love all of them!) and I'd be interested to see you do a collaboration with someone from Osaka to talk more about comebacks.
Meet Hitoki! Watch our second video together here!: ruclips.net/video/CTIG1RbSojE/видео.html JAPANESE, FRENCH(by DienaTalk and kamiyu), GERMAN (by Manuel Lamprecht), TURKISH (by Esin @thought_sofa) subtitles are now live for you to follow along! Also, if you liked what we ate in this video, please check out Bokksu! Thanks to Bokksu for the snacks, get 10% off (save up to $47!) your own authentic Japanese snack box from Bokksu using my link: bit.ly/3aI7Vy6 and code KEMUSHI10
Loretta you should never leave Japan, you will be disappointed. Everything about you is as if you were born there! Will check Hitoki's channel. You are refreshing to watch! Enjoy watching, even though I am suppose to be doing some thing else!
I don't usually enjoy conversation videos but this was just so enjoyable to me. It was a mix of informative, while being funny, lighthearted and chill. Hitoki seems like someone so easy to talk to and the banter/casual conversation between you was so nice to watch. The idea of learning while doing something related to create memories and help solidify language learning blew my mind! Such a great idea and I definitely want to try this now. Thanks again, I'll definitely be subscribing to you both, I look forward to checking out more of both your videos!
1st listen, no captions. (Hey, Loretta. something something...smack sound effect🤣🤣) I did pick up more than was expected. 2nd listen no captions, understood a little more. 3rd listen, I didn't understand as much as I thought but I did get the gist of ,"Hey, Loretta..." (I won't spoil that bit the other viewers). Bring Hotoki back, soon.
These videos (with Ryu and Hitoki) are really great! Thank you for making them. It's Dogen and (probably more) MattvsJapan's fault ;) . They are great Japanese speakers but.... as long as the other person understands you and you have good foundation of speaking habits, does it really matter?
This was really lively and interesting, Loretta! I sub to Dogen, too, so I totally got that. It would be fun to see Hitoki-san's grandmother's garden in Gunma and how she lives. Unfortunately the lessons on pickup lines came many decades too late for me to make any use of, but the icebreakers for Boomer are registered. Very nice job integrating Bokksu into your vid, too.
This was really engaging! I've been putting off watching the other "just chatting (in japanese)" videos but now I realize what I'm missing. Sub'd to Onomappu as well. Also, I just bought a box! I'm east coast US and shipping was free just FYI. I'm excited.
@@saragarofano9727 I don't think they necessarily came from one another, they were two different languages but then Japanese started using some of the Chinese characters and borrowed a lot of the sounds of those characters that were borrowed, though a lot of the borrowed sounds are still pretty different. Which I believe is why they are two completely different language families. If you know one of the languages it's easier to understand the writing system, but the grammar, pronunciation, and basically everything else in each language is extremely different.
Right!? It seems like there are a few of those that I've seen in various places (probably mostly on Loretta's channel lol), and it always blows my mind. (heh)
As a person learning N3 Level Nihongo, I tried turning off the subtitles and I enjoyed watching while understanding 85% of your conversation. With the help of this vid, I can testify how my Nihongo skills are already. Thanks a bunch! ありがとうございます
Loved the video! I was wondering if you'd ever make a video talking about your experience making friends in japan. I've seen many foreigners that, despite speaking japanese and having lived there for many years, find themselves not having any actual "friends", only acquaintances. I'd love to move there but this scares me a little bit. But I guess you managed to make some friends, specially after having seen your funny conversations with Ryo etc
Omg, yesterday my japanese friend said kawaisou to me and I was so confused, but I didn't know exactly what he was saying so I couldn't find the word on the internet, and now I watch this video and I find the answer lol
Okay I found the translations oh, that poor thing In Japanese, kawaisou 可哀想 means "oh, that poor thing!" It's a phrase used when you feel pity for something
@@totevids it's one that people often mistake for meaning "looks cute" because そう after an い adjective conjugates it that way. 新しそう (looks/seems new) おいしそう (looks delicious) 熱そう (looks hot) etc
I just stumbled upon your channel and wow, this video made me feel so good. Videos like these don't make me laugh that often, but this one absolutely did the trick. It was super entertaining and I feel like you both have such a kind and fun personality.
I don't know why you saying KALE made me laugh so hard but I'm on the floor. Also, this was great listening practice. I understood a lot more than I thought I would. Thanks for making these!
Omg, the secret peanut in the Dondon Yaki snack!!!! It's actually a thing!!! I remember opening one for the first time and thinking it was so random there was only one peanut! But then, I opened another and found another single peanut, so the confusion ensued, "Was it a batch error? Is this a thing??" It became a fun little surprise snack game lol Thanks for another caj snack and chat video!
Wow! So in the US you call it an eraser, in Japan a cleaner and here in India a duster. (In India the tool that's used to erase stuff from a blackboard or a whiteboard is called a duster, but the tool used for erasing pencil marks from a sheet of paper is called a rubber or an eraser).
This was a really informative video, but I wish you talked more about the differences between male and female speech, but I did love all of the other information. But hey, maybe this means we'll get a sequel video! 教えてありがとう
Hitoki's got a new subscriber 👐 I still gotta watch the entire video but so far so good, and it's been real fun! 😂 I wonder if Dogen has watched it already 👀
That was funny to hear about the kale farming. I've done some WWOOFing in Japan in Shikoku, Shodo Shima, Miyazaki, and the last time in 2016 about a week on a farm in Nagano prefecture. Love it. Can't wait to get back, maybe 2021 will be a new opportunity. I'm so glad to find this channel! Good job on the collaboration, ひときさんの チャンネルを登録済み。
At first I just kept watching because the cat sat on my lap and I couldn't move, but then you started talking about the pitch accent cult and I just wanna THANK YOU SO MUCH. It feels a bit intimidating how much *stress* people put on it (hehe)... And yes, it's all Dogen's fault. :D
I love Kale too - especially sauteed in olive oil with garlic then simmered in chicken broth til it evaporates then a dash of salt and pepper and red wine vinegar! I found that recipe on food network one day and if you haven't tried it like that, you'll be shocked at how good it is! But I digress... I couldn't find kale either for months until recently. Is it only seasonally available in Japan?? If so, I'll need you to put me in touch with your kale farmer!!
What a fun video to watch, also I dont know if this is just you guys, or is it common in japan, but you are very expressive with your hands and movements.
I for some reason thought that it was a split screen, and you guys were video chatting, until your hand crossed the line and I was like WOah, they're in the same room LOL
This was sooo much fun to watch 🤣✨ And you both speak so clearly that it‘s really easy to understand your Japanese 💕 Thank you for this great collab :)) 大変勉強になりました！！
Loretta, I love your videos for chances to immerse in regular Japanese conversation. May I kindly suggest an investment in a more robust microphone? The echoing of the room really takes away from hearing the nuances of pronunciations I'm trying to pick up, and perhaps I'm not the only one on this. I can do some research and post back on this comment for the sake of not just dumping this request on someone who doesn't owe me anything... Otherwise, truly enjoying this kind of content. Thank you for the love you put into these. 💖
This is amazing I'm intermediate Japanese and so listening to this really helps me study. Is there any way that you could do Japanese and English subtitles so that I could be reading the kanji and learning the Japanese and English translation at the same time? Otherwise I have to listen and then go look in the jisho the words that I do not understand. thank you so much these collabs are great I can't wait to taste the snacks from the snack box that I order! 😎♥️
I really enjoyed your video, thanks. Hitoki said he cooks a lot, he doesn't make any videos about it? To be honest, for many years I have been trying to find a book or video about the usual home cooking of the Japanese people, but so far I haven`t found any books in the Kindle or video on RUclips. Such a request is usually answered by popular recipes that everyone already knows, and not everyday homemade food. Maybe searching for words like "料理" was wrong. Maybe there is some special term?
@@kemushichan Thanks for the help! I really love your videos with Boomlore (for quite a long time I read his nickname as a Boomer, sorry), Akkie-san and Hitoki-san 😄
I think what you guys say is true, about not obsessing over trying to learn a native accent in a foreign language. I used to obsess over it, but then I thought about how naturalized citizens in the US (or visitors or non-native people living in the US) don't always speak with a perfect American or British (or Australian or Kiwi or other) accent, and it doesn't make me think less of them or make me not understand them. So, if I admire people who speak English well or fluently as a second (or more) language in spite of a non-native accent, why should I expect for myself to have a native accent when I'm learning a foreign language? :)
15:55 - 16:48 this made me subscribe to both of you guys HAHAHA the whole video was great! Stuff like this makes learning Japanese super approachable and fun!
I haven't laughed so warm-heartedly in a very long time 😂 this was such a wholesome conversation and I'm also really happy with how much I understood without looking at the subtitles. Thank you so much for this video ☺️ I hope to see more collab-videos of you two in the near future 🐣💕
Oooooo I love snacks!!! and oh my goodness still I am wowed by how he talks. It's not as dramatic as I thought which I am glad for XD. But also at the same time he sounds like a shojo lead talking lovely to his partnerXD.
やっほー！Thank you for collaboration, Loretta😆 Also I’m happy that I can see my subscribers in the comments too, thank you guys！！ 👍
Great video. You were great.
I enjoyed your casual conversation. It's down to Earth and makes listening easier. You've won me over. Subscribed.
I was waiting on this video after I saw the collab on your channel
え、ヒトキさんは野菜スペシャリストって知らなかったです！面白くていつか動画してくださいね！絶対に見てきますよ！このビデオも本当に楽しくて、何時間も話し続けても見ているだろう！ずっとしたかったけど、今までコメントを残していません。これは最初！実はスイスから私も医学生で、現時点で６年生ですので、あと半年くらい授業があります！
Loved this vid!! I got so excited when you mentioned Gunma! I've been living here for almost 4 years now!
Hey, this was such a fun video!
I seriously miss community captions. It was such a cool way to work with everyone on these videos together. 😩.
I'll double check the subs!!!
How frustrating that they removed community captions, that’s ridiculous :/
@@michellesmirnova4471 yeah, did a big change over such a small problem.
I could't stopt smiling like and idiot the whole time! you guys are fantastic, waiting for more collabs!!😂🤝
Wow, my favorite tubers together! BTW (9:20-10:00) I so agree with Hitoki-san. I am a Speech-Language Pathologist. I teach people who have forgotten a word to 1) ask their listener for help, 2) describe the word so their listener can guess it, then 3) use that word three times to finish their story. (No “yeah that” or “it”). It’s called “Meaningful Repetition.” Repeating a word aloud three times does little to help you remember it later. But when you use that word three times to finish a story you want to tell, you own that word, and you lock that word into your shared “social memory” with your friend.
I LOVE this!!!!!
It's so good to understand more of Japanese than i used to, i love seeing my progress!
I just started a week ago... I can read hiragana and katakana 😂😂😂 I don't understand any of it but i can read it
@@marvinanimates that's a beautiful start ^^
ikr same a couple months ago i could not understand a single word and now i am following the conversation kinda sorta well👍 gives u a good feeling when u can finally start to pick up on what the conversation is about
@@marvinanimates yeah my hiragana katakana and I know a fair amount of kanji, my grammar is good. *but my vocab sucks and I can’t remember most words*
For some reason this video is the easiest to understand that I've ever seen. I'm not sure why!!
Me after understanding the whole video without subtitles: 😭💜 Thank you for this types of videos! Love from Brazil 🇧🇷
One day for me through tedious practice
Way to goo!!! I need to practice... I've fallen off my game :/
@@mrahzzz you can do it!!
I'm so glad you guys collaborated together! I hope this will bring more subscribers to Onomappu's channel because I believe he deserves it :-)
I completely agree!!!!
@@kemushichan I just finished watching the video! I can confirm that this format is very enjoyable :-) The conversation was really interesting and I picked up some news words to remember! Thank you both!!!
Kyeboh san いつもありがとう😊
Onomappu has literally the smoothest~ voice, no offense but I use his videos for both sleeping and learning 🙇🏾♀️
True! Crisp and clear.
Omg same! Learning and sleeping 🤣💓
No wayyyyyyy I understood like, 80% of the conversation without subs I- 😭 I've grown and improved so much since the first full-Japanese video of Loretta's that I watched omg. I really love casual chats in Japanese, so this was a good one! Plus having both Loretta and Onomappu in one video?? Bless
I do something similar to what Dr. Hitoki does - imaginary Japanese conversations in my head, explaining things I'm doing to people who aren't present etc. It really forces you to think in the language, and uncover holes in your knowledge. This was cute. めっちゃ面白かったよ。
私もいつもそうやってします！when I get the house to myself it becomes a full-on holding conversations with myself out loud haha. But most importantly focusing on grammatical and pronunciation errors. Definitely useful when you have no one to practice with
Thanks for inviting him! I've already subscribed to his channel. It's really nice japanese people are making channels like his and sambon juku. It's really nice to listen to them speak
This was such a nice collab!! I hope we can see more collaboration videos from you two in the future! ^^
My two fav youtubers collabing YES!!!!!
How can he be 23 and be SO wholesome?? 😱
😍❤️ major props to his parents
I have honestly never been this excited about a collab video before! You are both so cute! Thanks for another fantastic video for listening practice!
What a refreshing and wholesome conversation.I haven't spoken Japanese in a few years, so I was worried I wouldn't be able to follow the conversation, but both of you speak Japanese so clearly. The two of you have convinced me that maybe I haven't lost my years of training after all :-)
"Pushuuuuu" HAHAHAH oh man, that got me.
Thanks for this collab! I love Hitoki-san's personality! Just started watching him recently, too, and I've been enjoying. Hope you two will collab again in the future!
Such a great video!! Thanks, Loretta & Hitoki.
Omgggg my two favorite japanese youtubers did a collab!!
"Pickup lines?" *swallows loudly* "Ah... for ... girls"
hahahahhah i can't
Happy holidays Kemushichan!
Your guest is quite witty and well spoken, and he's tri-lingual, and a doctor! Nice combo.
He made the video really fun with his answers and suggestions. Invite him back please.
You're looking well yourself. Stay blessed!
Yes she should marry him ASAP!
@@CollMomo1 Who should marry him? o.o
@@CollMomo1 you know she's already married right..? O.o?
o.O
@@CollMomo1 😂😂😂 She married bro!
That was such a fun video!!
1 minute of video and i see, this guy's politeness is totally on another level from usual lol. awesome video!
More videos like this please. Thank you, guys. 🇧🇷🙇🏻♂️
This is such a joyful video! I was smiling the whole way through, and several times you made me laugh! ありがとうございました。
*Sorry for the lengthy comment*
I have a cringe-y story from my college days, when I was a bushy-haired beginner of Japanese 😂
So, when I first came to JP I was so focused on being polite and *nice* that I ended up giving my classmates and friends the vibe that I was being insincere. For instance: I was playing catch with some of my friends outside and one of my friends completely missed the ball, but I still said... *(Don't judge me y'all)* "ナイスキャッチ なのだ!". I'm pretty sure everyone within listening distance keeled over in laughter. Not only because of the ナイスキャッチ but because なのだ is, like, ya know... **Gestures vaguely in "cringe"** I've come a loooong way since then don't worry 😉
I think the main reason I love these casual chat videos so much is they highlight and showcase that men and women (and enbies/gender non-conforming folks) use 女言葉 and 男言葉 to meet their linguistic needs, much to the contrary of how some of my Japanese textbooks made it seem. That's something that really caught me when I moved here. It sounds silly to me now, of course, but something I think about when I watch this and think back to when I was a beginner. Lovely video! And I'll definitely be subscribing to your awesome chat partner. Hope you enjoy your holidays. Till next video! 😊
男言葉 女言葉
oh my gosh this is such an adorable video and i can feel my japanese already improving. time to watch more of you and your friend's videos!
These are great listening practice! Thank you ☺️
I loved the section where both of you talked about reactions and comical comebacks! I lived in Osaka for a few years, and I can say with confidence that the comedy scene there has some great examples of comedic comebacks for all sorts of situations. I'm newer to the channel so I haven't seen as many of your videos (but I absolutely love all of them!) and I'd be interested to see you do a collaboration with someone from Osaka to talk more about comebacks.
Meet Hitoki! Watch our second video together here!: ruclips.net/video/CTIG1RbSojE/видео.html
JAPANESE, FRENCH(by DienaTalk and kamiyu), GERMAN (by Manuel Lamprecht), TURKISH (by Esin @thought_sofa) subtitles are now live for you to follow along!
Also, if you liked what we ate in this video, please check out Bokksu!
Thanks to Bokksu for the snacks, get 10% off (save up to $47!) your own authentic Japanese snack box from Bokksu using my link: bit.ly/3aI7Vy6 and code KEMUSHI10
Loretta you should never leave Japan, you will be disappointed. Everything about you is as if you were born there! Will check Hitoki's channel. You are refreshing to watch! Enjoy watching, even though I am suppose to be doing some thing else!
13:45 where's the lie, dogen has me obsessed with getting my intonation right 😅
I find it pretty easy to do pitch accent when you focus on replicating what you hear instead of just trying. Listening practice is very helpful
I don't usually enjoy conversation videos but this was just so enjoyable to me. It was a mix of informative, while being funny, lighthearted and chill. Hitoki seems like someone so easy to talk to and the banter/casual conversation between you was so nice to watch. The idea of learning while doing something related to create memories and help solidify language learning blew my mind! Such a great idea and I definitely want to try this now. Thanks again, I'll definitely be subscribing to you both, I look forward to checking out more of both your videos!
This was so funny such a great energy between you two
1st listen, no captions. (Hey, Loretta. something something...smack sound effect🤣🤣) I did pick up more than was expected. 2nd listen no captions, understood a little more. 3rd listen, I didn't understand as much as I thought but I did get the gist of ,"Hey, Loretta..." (I won't spoil that bit the other viewers). Bring Hotoki back, soon.
These videos (with Ryu and Hitoki) are really great! Thank you for making them. It's Dogen and (probably more) MattvsJapan's fault ;) . They are great Japanese speakers but.... as long as the other person understands you and you have good foundation of speaking habits, does it really matter?
The chemistry though 👀👌 I love his voice! Very informative video as well!
I'm so grateful that you've been making these videos, it helps me learn/practice Japanese :") please continue making them!
Thank you guys!
Really great video with good vibe.
love how I can watch loretta’s videos without english subtitles! Jlpt level Loretta unlocked
Fun way to learn Japanese. And I just subscribed to Onomappu. Ty
This was really lively and interesting, Loretta! I sub to Dogen, too, so I totally got that. It would be fun to see Hitoki-san's grandmother's garden in Gunma and how she lives. Unfortunately the lessons on pickup lines came many decades too late for me to make any use of, but the icebreakers for Boomer are registered. Very nice job integrating Bokksu into your vid, too.
This was really engaging! I've been putting off watching the other "just chatting (in japanese)" videos but now I realize what I'm missing. Sub'd to Onomappu as well.
Also, I just bought a box! I'm east coast US and shipping was free just FYI. I'm excited.
HAHAHA I wasn't finished watching yet and I just got to the kale part! Loretta we love you
I am quite basic!
@@kemushichan you are absolutely not basic!
I'm not familiar with Hitoki, but his Chinese pronunciation is seriously impressive.
Hm, Japanese and Chinese have been related because from one sported the other, right
@@saragarofano9727 thousands of years ago. They sound very different nowadays
@@saragarofano9727 I don't think they necessarily came from one another, they were two different languages but then Japanese started using some of the Chinese characters and borrowed a lot of the sounds of those characters that were borrowed, though a lot of the borrowed sounds are still pretty different. Which I believe is why they are two completely different language families. If you know one of the languages it's easier to understand the writing system, but the grammar, pronunciation, and basically everything else in each language is extremely different.
His gf is from Taiwan
@@saragarofano9727 Lexically, yes. Pronunciation? Uh... not as much as to make it any easier
Ahhh Hitoki has such a sweet personality~ this video was so fun!!
7:11 How cool that the pun worked in both Japanese and English! 😄💙 Fantastic video, ありがとう !
Right!? It seems like there are a few of those that I've seen in various places (probably mostly on Loretta's channel lol), and it always blows my mind. (heh)
This is such a funny and enjoyable collaboration! Thanks so much for the Japanese and English subtitles, it helps a lot for every Japanese learner :)
Moreeeeee Kemushi-chan! Arigato!
As a person learning N3 Level Nihongo, I tried turning off the subtitles and I enjoyed watching while understanding 85% of your conversation. With the help of this vid, I can testify how my Nihongo skills are already. Thanks a bunch!
ありがとうございます
Loved the video! I was wondering if you'd ever make a video talking about your experience making friends in japan. I've seen many foreigners that, despite speaking japanese and having lived there for many years, find themselves not having any actual "friends", only acquaintances. I'd love to move there but this scares me a little bit. But I guess you managed to make some friends, specially after having seen your funny conversations with Ryo etc
Omg, yesterday my japanese friend said kawaisou to me and I was so confused, but I didn't know exactly what he was saying so I couldn't find the word on the internet, and now I watch this video and I find the answer lol
I think kawaisou means pity or how bad? I'm not that sure if this was really the right word but I think it's this..
Okay I found the translations oh, that poor thing
In Japanese, kawaisou 可哀想 means "oh, that poor thing!" It's a phrase used when you feel pity for something
@@niiyon4852 yes! in the video they say it means pathetic, but I also found on the internet that it could mean something like poor thing (;
@@totevids it's one that people often mistake for meaning "looks cute" because そう after an い adjective conjugates it that way. 新しそう (looks/seems new) おいしそう (looks delicious) 熱そう (looks hot) etc
13:17 her japanese mannerisms are really on point, you can tell she's been living in japan/studying japanese culture for a while now
Aaaaaand subscribed. This was adorable.
This is so nice! a very fun chat
I just stumbled upon your channel and wow, this video made me feel so good. Videos like these don't make me laugh that often, but this one absolutely did the trick. It was super entertaining and I feel like you both have such a kind and fun personality.
What a great video!! Thanks for making 😄
I don't know why you saying KALE made me laugh so hard but I'm on the floor. Also, this was great listening practice. I understood a lot more than I thought I would. Thanks for making these!
I live in Gunma and can confirm the inoshishi and tanuki, they come right up to your door (or even inside! )
We need a Podcast from you in 2021! :D
Lol. Yep. Saw that Dogen video.
That "SLAP ATTACK" with the visual of the gentle "there there" style pat was precious, as was Hitoki's embarrassment.
Omg, the secret peanut in the Dondon Yaki snack!!!! It's actually a thing!!! I remember opening one for the first time and thinking it was so random there was only one peanut! But then, I opened another and found another single peanut, so the confusion ensued, "Was it a batch error? Is this a thing??" It became a fun little surprise snack game lol
Thanks for another caj snack and chat video!
6:48 I would call that Prussian blue with some white mixed in, so a pale Prussian blue which is a nice color.
Love both of you. You guys have such a chill and smooth vibe. 😎
"But there is no hole"
I nearly died when he said that. That name confused the hell out of me all the way up into my teenage years.
That name confused me too haha I thought I was the only one! 😆😁
@@kobirdie5939 comrade!
OMG, another lover of the color orange! I thought I was the only one. I'm obsessed.
this is such a fun video to watch! also now i want to integrate "Darou" in my daily conversation!!!
Wow! So in the US you call it an eraser, in Japan a cleaner and here in India a duster. (In India the tool that's used to erase stuff from a blackboard or a whiteboard is called a duster, but the tool used for erasing pencil marks from a sheet of paper is called a rubber or an eraser).
This was a really informative video, but I wish you talked more about the differences between male and female speech, but I did love all of the other information. But hey, maybe this means we'll get a sequel video! 教えてありがとう
Hitoki's got a new subscriber 👐 I still gotta watch the entire video but so far so good, and it's been real fun! 😂 I wonder if Dogen has watched it already 👀
I'm hoping his twins have him under Christmas lockdown and he never witnesses my whiny shade 😂
@@kemushichan 😂😂😂😂😂
That's so nice that one of the snacks segued to Hitoki's channel theme
へええ！ひときさんは群馬出身にびっくりしました。私は群馬に住んでいます！
Hope one day I can speak Japanese like I speak English. I am super jealous. I'm practicing
That was funny to hear about the kale farming. I've done some WWOOFing in Japan in Shikoku, Shodo Shima, Miyazaki, and the last time in 2016 about a week on a farm in Nagano prefecture. Love it. Can't wait to get back, maybe 2021 will be a new opportunity. I'm so glad to find this channel!
Good job on the collaboration, ひときさんの チャンネルを登録済み。
Omg thanks for watching to the end!!!
Hopefully everything will calm down and you can make it back soon!
At first I just kept watching because the cat sat on my lap and I couldn't move, but then you started talking about the pitch accent cult and I just wanna THANK YOU SO MUCH. It feels a bit intimidating how much *stress* people put on it (hehe)... And yes, it's all Dogen's fault. :D
I love these type of videos!!! They’re enjoyable and they’re helpful for studying🥰 thank you!!
Hitoki is really cool too :)
I love Kale too - especially sauteed in olive oil with garlic then simmered in chicken broth til it evaporates then a dash of salt and pepper and red wine vinegar! I found that recipe on food network one day and if you haven't tried it like that, you'll be shocked at how good it is!
But I digress... I couldn't find kale either for months until recently. Is it only seasonally available in Japan?? If so, I'll need you to put me in touch with your kale farmer!!
英語字幕を再生時間の長い動画に律儀に付けるなんて、それだけで尊敬に値します。
Love this video! Haha I love kale too. Good to know where to get it in Japan. Subscribing to Onomappu now! Thanks Kemushi-chan!
16:21 😂😂😂 I felt it too
FRR LOL!! made be blush a bit hahah
Same 😂♥️
Came here from Hitoki's channel! loved the vid, you guys should collab again ! :)
I love that you laugh at all your mistakes and accidental puns and he's just like ~it's polite to ignore it~
What a fun video to watch, also I dont know if this is just you guys, or is it common in japan, but you are very expressive with your hands and movements.
I for some reason thought that it was a split screen, and you guys were video chatting, until your hand crossed the line and I was like WOah, they're in the same room LOL
When Loretta said perfect pitch accent I immediately thought of Dogen 😂😂
Pitch accent practise PTSD
この動画めっちゃ面白かった！！！ありがとう！！！！Thanks for making such a fuuuuun video!! 😆😆😆😆
"But there is no hole..." 😂 You guys are great- love both your channels and hope you do more collaborations in the future!
i love his channel! :D
This was sooo much fun to watch 🤣✨ And you both speak so clearly that it‘s really easy to understand your Japanese 💕 Thank you for this great collab :)) 大変勉強になりました！！
Loretta, I love your videos for chances to immerse in regular Japanese conversation. May I kindly suggest an investment in a more robust microphone? The echoing of the room really takes away from hearing the nuances of pronunciations I'm trying to pick up, and perhaps I'm not the only one on this. I can do some research and post back on this comment for the sake of not just dumping this request on someone who doesn't owe me anything... Otherwise, truly enjoying this kind of content. Thank you for the love you put into these. 💖
This is amazing I'm intermediate Japanese and so listening to this really helps me study. Is there any way that you could do Japanese and English subtitles so that I could be reading the kanji and learning the Japanese and English translation at the same time? Otherwise I have to listen and then go look in the jisho the words that I do not understand.
thank you so much these collabs are great I can't wait to taste the snacks from the snack box that I order! 😎♥️
I'm working on separate scripts for these videos! Stay tuned!
16:26 その部分めっちゃ楽しいｗｗｗ
二人ともは僕の好きなRUclipsrです！
日本語を勉強しているのでこんな動画が大好きです
That ~soft~ *SLAP ATTACK* xDDD
Thanks for the video!!
I really enjoyed your video, thanks. Hitoki said he cooks a lot, he doesn't make any videos about it?
To be honest, for many years I have been trying to find a book or video about the usual home cooking of the Japanese people, but so far I haven`t found any books in the Kindle or video on RUclips. Such a request is usually answered by popular recipes that everyone already knows, and not everyday homemade food. Maybe searching for words like "料理" was wrong. Maybe there is some special term?
Pick the meal name and "routine", like 朝ごはん ルーティン etc to see normal stuff!!
@@kemushichan Thanks for the help! I really love your videos with Boomlore (for quite a long time I read his nickname as a Boomer, sorry), Akkie-san and Hitoki-san 😄
おつかれさまでした。
長い間にLorettaさんの動画をいつも見ています。
今回の動画はとてもよかったです。英語圏の人が第二言語としての日本語で会話をするこのような動画が少なくて、英語圏の私たちには、本当に残念だと思います。ですが、Lorettaさんがこれをアップしてくれて感謝しています。
会話は面白かったです。日本語のイントネーションは本当に難しいですね。英語のアクセント(単語のある部分を強調をする·しない)と同じです。例えば、僕のファーストネームをうまく言える第二言語としての英語が話せる人は数が少ないですw 次の動画を楽しみにしています。
I think what you guys say is true, about not obsessing over trying to learn a native accent in a foreign language. I used to obsess over it, but then I thought about how naturalized citizens in the US (or visitors or non-native people living in the US) don't always speak with a perfect American or British (or Australian or Kiwi or other) accent, and it doesn't make me think less of them or make me not understand them. So, if I admire people who speak English well or fluently as a second (or more) language in spite of a non-native accent, why should I expect for myself to have a native accent when I'm learning a foreign language?
:)
15:55 - 16:48 this made me subscribe to both of you guys HAHAHA the whole video was great! Stuff like this makes learning Japanese super approachable and fun!
I'm looking forward to a continuation of this series, 埼玉のヤンキー、大阪のママ、東北の婆さん, the possibilities are endless
I haven't laughed so warm-heartedly in a very long time 😂 this was such a wholesome conversation and I'm also really happy with how much I understood without looking at the subtitles. Thank you so much for this video ☺️ I hope to see more collab-videos of you two in the near future 🐣💕
Oooooo I love snacks!!! and oh my goodness still I am wowed by how he talks. It's not as dramatic as I thought which I am glad for XD. But also at the same time he sounds like a shojo lead talking lovely to his partnerXD.