When you know more than half of these words from watching subtitled anime. Either you can think that's awesome and be proud of yourself, or be like "darn...I need a life." I chose the latter.
It has been quite a few years since I found this, and I've had to look for it every time for some reason. I just wanted to say I've enjoyed this video a lot, and I appreciate you making it :)
Thank you for this one, you are a great teacher. Really need more videos like this. I wonder if it's even possible for me to learn kanji at all, if there are thousands of them how many do I need to learn to start entry level reading/writing?
I knew some words and phrases in Japanese, but forgot a lot of them - except 'hello' and 'help' lol… they always stick with me more than others. but you'd think i'd remember 'good morning' because it sounds like the state I live in --- OHIO (lol SMH)… I love the language, and I love ASMR so to combine to 2, to me, is just not only heaven but smart… that's one very pleasant way to learn
Is the reason why doctors' handwritings are so bad because they needed to write so much in school that it was a necessity to shortcut their own penmanship in order to complete all of the work in a timely manner..? Her nice handwriting made me think about it...
Doctors handwriting is so bad cuz they don't want us to understand what they really write like: "idk know what this f-ckn man is doing here but i don't give a shit, he only have a cold, so give to this shitty one a [insert medicament here] and [also here] , and let's get 'some' cash". and then you go to the drugstore :'v
I'm really trying to memorize Hiragana/Katakana, but I can't seem to make them stick, is there some sort of method that would make recall a lot easier? I feel like if I can crack the Kana bits, the kanji will fall into place, as I can always start with children's books which include the hiragana on top.
Only way to really do it is to write both over and over again until your hand , and eye, develops the muscle memory of recognizing each character subconsciously, just like you do for your native language. That's what I did at least
In addition to Rob's suggestion, you could also try using flash-cards for hiragana, katakana, and kanji. They help me a lot. Just make sure give yourself regular "memorization sessions" while gradually adding more cards to your sessions. :)
I dont wanna break ur spirit but kanji isnt going to fall into place, its 10x harder to memorise than the katakana and hiragana. I learned hiragana in around 4 hours. My metho was just to write 1 line (a,i,u,e,o), write each about 5 times. Then cover what ur learning from, and write them 5x over again. If u make a mistake or forget one, repeat the process. then when u nail that line without looking at ur hiragana sheet, start the same on the 2nd row. sounds silly maybe but i really did get them in around 4 hours time with a sheet that showed the stroke order for them.
Trust me, hiragana and katakana are a *lot* easier to learn than kanji, lol. I don't mean to be discouraging but you will learn to hate kanji, trust me. As for tips learn them by series, writing on a chart, i.e. A - I - U- E- O = あ い う え お KA - KI - KU - KE - KO = か き く け こ SA - SHI - SU - SE - SO = さ し す せ そ etc. Just work on learning to write each series at a time until you get them all. I'd start with hiragana but you could start with katakana; they're exactly the same syllables, written differently. The usual order is A - KA - SA - TA - NA - HA - MA - YA* - RA - WA* - N* * = not a full a series; N is only ん If you can remember by the first sound: A-K-S-T-N-H-M-Y-R-W-N and think up some kind of mnemonic device that works for you. After you learn either hiragana or katakana work on the ten-ten (i.e. te - て becoming de - で -- note the 'HA' group has special round superscripts that make them PA - PI - PU - PE - PO but this is the only syllable series with it; it's ぱ = PA etc.), then the subscripts i.e. しゃ = shi + ya = sha. Once you get all that for either hiragana or katakana I can say the other will be pretty easy. I suggest hiragana first because they're usually harder for native English speakers to write. The other bunch *will* fall into place pretty quickly I think once you learn one. Kanji are another beast, because they're from China, and insane--as shown in this video you write "wasabi" in kanji starting with 山 which is also 'yama' and can also mean 'mountain', probably because it grows on mountainsides but heck if I know--and there are like 5,000 of them :). Oh and be careful in that when some are particles they are pronounced differently, e.g. watashi no namae wa ( わたしのなまえは) ("my name is", without kanji :)) ends with what would otherwise be 'ha' because the ending 'wa' in that case is a particle (as is 'no', but that doesn't change pronunciation). The others that do this are へ which as a particle is 'e' not 'he', and を which as a particle is 'o' not 'wo'.
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Anyone else obsessed with how she writes her lowercase g's?? Like, hot damn that is a perfect g!
bloodymack15 theres the G
ChristiansTimeNow The G spot.
She writes the ts just like the t looking part of ta
When you know more than half of these words from watching subtitled anime. Either you can think that's awesome and be proud of yourself, or be like "darn...I need a life." I chose the latter.
Incredible! So many tingles! Subscribed :3
Good morning = Ohio..
Easy enough.
oh hi o
...
ohio?
oh hai o
ameerrrriiiiiicccaaaa
FUCK YEAAAA !!!!!
Its "ohayo"
Yes that is how you remember good morning
This is amazing, thank you! I hope to learn Japanese one day.
It has been quite a few years since I found this, and I've had to look for it every time for some reason.
I just wanted to say I've enjoyed this video a lot, and I appreciate you making it :)
same. took me 1hr to find after maybe 3 years of not watching lol
This is one of my favorites because you relax and you learn.
I used to have one of those, I'm sad that I've lost it now ;-;
why on earth am i eating popcorn
Just_MagiKKal Cuz popcorns good
dude
너무좋아요!! hello from korea❤️
thanks a lot~~
this video helps me a lot. plus, it was really relaxing
One of my favorites. helps me relax and sleep every time. Thank you!
Now i want that board for myself.
This is really nice! I'm trying to study Japanese. I hope I can master it. It will be my third language..hehe =P
Greetings from the Netherlands!
The only phrase I know is "YON HYAKU NIJUU MOYASE!"
omg filthy frank fans are everywhere.
Mou domo
This is excellent. I think since I can't understand what you're saying it allows me to focus on your voice and let's me truly relax. Thank you
I am studying Japanese!
Kanji are so difficult for me.
Thank you so much!
こんばんわ。
私は日本語を勉強しています。
日本は素晴らしいです!
Good Job! by the way I love how japanese people pronounce my name:
Felix = Ferikusu
Nevir202
And when it comes to my name Florian and they would abbreviate it to Flo they would pronounce it as furo which means bath.
*****
LMAO good to know I'm not alone! :-)
anderesu sounds cool to me i guess...
What the heck happened to my original comment!? Grrr.... -_-
haha nice nickname
I really like watching someone write in Japanese.
Great video. Get tingles and learn something. 😃
Great avatar, bro.
not only will I get some good sleep, but I will also learn Japanese!
Sorry, Japanese Comments. The English flood gates have opened!
I know most hiragana, soon im moving on to katakana. Kanji looks hard though :(
thats why its the フィナル ボス
Me too ^^ Hiragana seems like the easiest to learn :3
haha we are on the same point. I also know most hiragana and am moving on to katakana
im just starting hiragana but i know the kanji for rain.
ame means rain あめ（雨）
懐かしい...それ持ってたけど無くなった
ささやき声に癒されました！
漢字の勉強にもなって、お得でした♪
This is brilliant, one of my favourite videos. Thank you so much for making it!
本当に字が綺麗！
あなたの手書きはとてもきれいなですね~~~
すべてのビデオでおもちゃを使うと好き, とても愛らしいだ (>w
\(//∇//)\
神っすね
I knew some words from anime :D
We all do:)
Otaku Mage うそつけ! xD
SiegeSix xDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Weeb
字が上手ですね!!いつも動画を見て癒されてます!これからもがんばってください♪
Thank you for this one, you are a great teacher. Really need more videos like this. I wonder if it's even possible for me to learn kanji at all, if there are thousands of them how many do I need to learn to start entry level reading/writing?
you could start learning N5 level kanji,which are beginner ones,search it up!
Japanese is way too fucking hard XD. Cool video btw
ども、あなたの優し声が好きです。ほんとうに安らいです。
so relaxing
Old times, I can remember the video.
Wow wow wow! Very awesome! Both relaxing and interesting at the same time!
お・は・よ・う❤
耳が天国です！
very good video miss, and very relaxing
字めっちゃ綺麗
佐々木中野 それ思ったww
Beautiful video!
Great video! It would be cool if you also did a hiragana/katakana practise/study video.
this is too cool, i am subscribing!
I knew some words and phrases in Japanese, but forgot a lot of them - except 'hello' and 'help' lol… they always stick with me more than others. but you'd think i'd remember 'good morning' because it sounds like the state I live in --- OHIO (lol SMH)… I love the language, and I love ASMR so to combine to 2, to me, is just not only heaven but smart… that's one very pleasant way to learn
まりんまりんさんは手書きが綺麗ですね！リラックスの動画ありがとうございます！^^
字が綺麗ですね！
Thanks for this video!
I would love more like this! :3
Great ASMR I like it ^_^
Is the reason why doctors' handwritings are so bad because they needed to write so much in school that it was a necessity to shortcut their own penmanship in order to complete all of the work in a timely manner..? Her nice handwriting made me think about it...
Doctors handwriting is so bad cuz they don't want us to understand what they really write like: "idk know what this f-ckn man is doing here but i don't give a shit, he only have a cold, so give to this shitty one a [insert medicament here] and [also here] , and let's get 'some' cash". and then you go to the drugstore :'v
おやすみなさい！
suteki!
Also, I think it would be nice if you can enhance the sounds of the writing tablet
ん(^-^)
書く音とささやき声に癒される☆
いつも癒しをありがとう。
lol I wish I knew the kanjis
1コメだぁー♡
いつも、大好きで見てます。
頑張ってください！！
応援しています☆
Anata no eigo sugoi desu!
And, very relaxing.
Thanks.
I think you meant sugoi.
Even a monkey can fall from a tree.
For example, I'm sure you meant 'meant', not "ment".
Is English your first language?
Daniël de Vries I'm sure you meant 'meant', not "ment".
Is English your first language?
I think you ment あなたの英語すごいです。
PixLatedDreams BURN
Yari Yari *-*
Kawaiiii
このビデオがすきです。like
Her handwriting is so much better than mine, it's so... Circular unlike mine xD
I'm really trying to memorize Hiragana/Katakana, but I can't seem to make them stick, is there some sort of method that would make recall a lot easier? I feel like if I can crack the Kana bits, the kanji will fall into place, as I can always start with children's books which include the hiragana on top.
Only way to really do it is to write both over and over again until your hand , and eye, develops the muscle memory of recognizing each character subconsciously, just like you do for your native language. That's what I did at least
In addition to Rob's suggestion, you could also try using flash-cards for hiragana, katakana, and kanji. They help me a lot. Just make sure give yourself regular "memorization sessions" while gradually adding more cards to your sessions. :)
I dont wanna break ur spirit but kanji isnt going to fall into place, its 10x harder to memorise than the katakana and hiragana. I learned hiragana in around 4 hours. My metho was just to write 1 line (a,i,u,e,o), write each about 5 times. Then cover what ur learning from, and write them 5x over again. If u make a mistake or forget one, repeat the process. then when u nail that line without looking at ur hiragana sheet, start the same on the 2nd row. sounds silly maybe but i really did get them in around 4 hours time with a sheet that showed the stroke order for them.
go to realkana dot com
Trust me, hiragana and katakana are a *lot* easier to learn than kanji, lol.
I don't mean to be discouraging but you will learn to hate kanji, trust me.
As for tips learn them by series, writing on a chart, i.e.
A - I - U- E- O = あ い う え お
KA - KI - KU - KE - KO = か き く け こ
SA - SHI - SU - SE - SO = さ し す せ そ
etc.
Just work on learning to write each series at a time until you get them all. I'd start with hiragana but you could start with katakana; they're exactly the same syllables, written differently.
The usual order is A - KA - SA - TA - NA - HA - MA - YA* - RA - WA* - N*
* = not a full a series; N is only ん
If you can remember by the first sound: A-K-S-T-N-H-M-Y-R-W-N and think up some kind of mnemonic device that works for you.
After you learn either hiragana or katakana work on the ten-ten (i.e. te - て becoming de - で -- note the 'HA' group has special round superscripts that make them PA - PI - PU - PE - PO but this is the only syllable series with it; it's ぱ = PA etc.), then the subscripts i.e. しゃ = shi + ya = sha.
Once you get all that for either hiragana or katakana I can say the other will be pretty easy. I suggest hiragana first because they're usually harder for native English speakers to write. The other bunch *will* fall into place pretty quickly I think once you learn one.
Kanji are another beast, because they're from China, and insane--as shown in this video you write "wasabi" in kanji starting with 山 which is also 'yama' and can also mean 'mountain', probably because it grows on mountainsides but heck if I know--and there are like 5,000 of them :).
Oh and be careful in that when some are particles they are pronounced differently, e.g. watashi no namae wa ( わたしのなまえは) ("my name is", without kanji :)) ends with what would otherwise be 'ha' because the ending 'wa' in that case is a particle (as is 'no', but that doesn't change pronunciation).
The others that do this are へ which as a particle is 'e' not 'he', and を which as a particle is 'o' not 'wo'.
さすが♡
眠い 😴😴💖💖
SHINE,KAKYOIN!
손이쁘시다ㅎ
かりんちゃんさいこだぜ
HI ALEX!!
よかったらネイルとかメイク動画おねがいします！
이분 asmr 좋네요
How do you write さ I’m so confused
刺身means tattoo in chinese lmao
When I am older I will get that as a tattoo on my arm, and people will go about assuming it has some beautiful meaning.
Ash H. did you get it? (:
Oyasuminasay.
すばらしいビデオですね。日本語のエイエスエムアーはおもしろくて、ねむくなりましたね。おやすむなさい。
Oyasumi
Happy sleeping!
It´s my idea or I heard a Karasu (Crow)?? in the video lasts minutes
このボードにただ書いて消すだけの繰り返しの長め動画をつくってほしいです！
この動画の声をなくすだけのやつです！
説明こんなですいません！
...A meat or seafood and vegetable pancake?
What?
What?
일본어공부 잘하고 갑니다~!!
批判コメは、気にしないで。
それだけ皆見てるって事だから。
貴女のファンは、たくさんいますよ(^^)
私も含めて。
これからもドンドンＵＰして下さい(^^)応援してます。
estudo do japonês equivalente ao enem 2018
My surname at 15:05
Chitose Sakura [Sakura Studios Headquarters] IRL?
nande?????
Dame
@@thiccbicc no her username
Sorry usumurasaki, I know I shouldn't write things like that......
why is Konnichiwa spelled "Ko n ni chi HA"? I've always wondered...
jdprettynails yep :) but the は(ha) is sometimes pronounced "wa"
兎は超可愛いです! ありがとうございます! =(:x)
Ma solo cinesi e giapponesi scrivono coi pupazzetti? (Non so come si chiamano quei disegnini che usano loro)
hiragana......... kanji for sushi. wtf
Why is Konnichiwa spelt like Konnichiha when she wrote in hiragana?
Oh I see, I thought I had learned my Hiragana wrong :P Thanks for the help buddy, good luck with you Japanese!
Oh god guys, Japanese is so hard, I might learn a bit by the time I'm 75 years old.
始めの頃はよかった！
最近、なんか違うんだよな(´д｀|||)
はい
God damn her voice is Kawaii
>~
I love her hand writing yea I'm gonna keep commenting 😅😅😅
（￣⊿￣）
「日本語の勉強」って題名だったら
「studying of Japanese」ってなると思うんですが・・・
でも、あんま自信ないです（笑）
***** そうなんですか!
すいません知りませんでした
Ieyasu Tokugawa そうしたら、日本人の勉強になりますよ。合ってるのは. Studying Japaneseです。まあどうでも良いけどw
All the anime people in the comments😂😂 so cringeworthy 😂😂😬!!
マリンマリンの英会話教室的な？（笑）
おいくつ何ですか？
일본어 배우고싶다ㅜㅜ
グッド
소까?
2013 :o
おもてなし
Japanese is so aggressiv XD
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