These types of videos are really helpful and enjoyable to watch. Also big + for adding random words with translation during the conversation, that's an awesome idea. 頑張ってください。
I agree, like “depending on”, “fluent” I was practicing saying those & writing them down & kept rewinding to catch them saying the words in the conversation.
Like i said last time you did this, you are a natural. You make your interviewees feel comfortable and laugh. Also, video, hair and glasses looking great m8 👏
Hola Señor Shun! I'm in Japan now, I was in Osaka a few days ago, and now I'm near Shirahama, Wakayama-ken. Cloudy, hot, and very humid today, but we enjoyed sashimi and sushi at Toretore Ichiba, and now I'm studying Japanese thanks to your very good youtube channel. Thank you for teaching us new techniques to make new friends in Japan, but my wife will not be so happy about that😂. Yes, I love this kind of video!.
I think this content is great! One thing is that I wish the english subtitles were able to be toggled off so that I can practice Japanese without seeing the english.
I’m here in japan since 2023 but I can’t speak Japanese because of no friends here Japanese I hope one day I will find someone to make a friend and thank you for understanding foreigners and I learned some words in this video keep it up sir and take care …
Hi! This is the second video I've watched from you and I already love it. I can understand the conversation, but I'm still a beginner, so I don't know if this is Osaka dialect or standard Japanese. Is there much of a difference between them?
ありがとう。 thanks for the interviews. Im understanding more by listening. I really appreciate channels like this. Learnt a new word kinda. たべものはなし tabemono hanashi? Talk about food? Did i spell that right ?
@@JapanesewithShun I'll definitely try to talk about food when I come visit Japan. I'm trying to learn as much Japanese as I can before I visit. 日本がだいすき💓💓
Shun-san! This is the first time I have seen a video by you and I think it's great! I'm subbing. This is my personal opinion, but I think Kansai-jin and Osaka people in general are less shy and more friendly than a lot of the people you meet in Tokyo. 東京の出身がちょっと冷たいと思います。東京に住んでる内に新設や元気ポイ人たちがほとんど東京の出身じゃありませんでした
"Which country do you want foreign friends from" is a really weird question that really highlights how I've felt most Japanese people see foreigners since I've moved to Japan. I wouldnt even know how to answer this question because that's not how people make friends.
字幕がちょっと間違うかな？ I am reading the subtitles to make sure I am hearing correctly but noticed that the way the subtitles are written, @6:57 「なにかしてあげたいな～」とおもうんですけど。I think would be written better that way and easier to understand that she is expressing an internal thought more than direct conversation. I subscribed to your podcast on spotify as well and trying to improve my japanese. These videos are most helpful.
It's probably worth spelling out that the valence of 友達 here appears to be a kind of extrovert-level friend: someone to chat lightly with, get a coffee with and see once every few months. We're probably not talking introvert-level blood brothers here, someone you see day after day, confide in implicitly and would do anything for. I believe Polish speakers have a similar problem when trying to gauge English "friend" vs Polish znajomy/przyjaciel.
Hola! It’s wwsakbeh! I had to create a new account. Good video. To be honest though, these people did not convince me at all that Japanese people want to speak with non-Japanese people, let alone make friends with them. The guy seemed cool enough but when one has in mind, as he does, who should talk to whom first, well, that not only blocks the flow of communication but is also the sign of a hidden agenda. He expressed that one of his primary goals in connecting with foreigners is to learn English. That is not authentic conversing or friendship. It’s benefiting from a situation. I think westerners enjoy conversation as an end in itself, divested of any gain or benefit. As for shy, maybe, but more so very hierarchical; I can observe that even among middle and high school boys. (To say nothing on that point about among adults!). To be fair though, the language barrier plays a huge part; but I nevertheless think it’s more about a cultural mindset. While the girls who studied in Mexico weren’t exactly open minded, they did at least express that they wanted to give back because of what they had learned from their experiences. If their kind of mindset continues to evolve, it would be a good thing for connecting westerners and Japanese. Sorry that my views come off strong. And thanks as always for your work.
Fully agree. The concept of friendship in Japan is very different from other countries, whether they interact with foreigners or between themselves. There is always a goal or a transactional element. « Friendship » is also much more prevalent through group events such as those of various associations (sports, universities, hobbies, work…). The pleasure to interact with a single person just because there is a good connection and to mutually discover things is very rare. Maybe because this is a culture of tatemae where you keep things for you, including with close family members. It’s one of the most disconcerting things to adapt to life in Japan for foreigners I think…
@@JohnDoctor-h4s Yeah. The story I often hear is that a foreigner thought they've found a real new friend and even after a long time of spending time together they discover it was just for learning English or they were just filling a duty at a workplace or university. Pretty harsh tbh and I hope people start becoming more aware of this.
The open-can girls at the end are right: asking "Let's be friends!" out of the blue is unsettling, creepy and presumptuous. Trust to the magical power of booze...
This is great, but I skipped the alfabet. If you could include romaji for the japanese it would be even better. I know people say you need to learn the alphabet, i just wanna learn to speak it no need for writing=)
What is the definition of “外国人” ? If someone has lived in Japan for 30 years and speaks fluent Japanese but was not born here, are they still 外国人？ is someone was born in Japan but left for a long time then returned, and not viewed as Japanese anymore, what about that case….
These types of videos are really helpful and enjoyable to watch. Also big + for adding random words with translation during the conversation, that's an awesome idea. 頑張ってください。
Ah thank you so much!! I am glad you like these videos!!
I agree, like “depending on”, “fluent” I was practicing saying those & writing them down & kept rewinding to catch them saying the words in the conversation.
Like i said last time you did this, you are a natural. You make your interviewees feel comfortable and laugh. Also, video, hair and glasses looking great m8 👏
Thank you so much!! いつもありがとうございます！
Helpful for language learners ,very clear voice (pronunciation)
Thank you so much!
Thank you Shun for the English CC! You are the best! And your hair looks so awesome by the way 😎
Thank you so much!!
Hola Señor Shun! I'm in Japan now, I was in Osaka a few days ago, and now I'm near Shirahama, Wakayama-ken. Cloudy, hot, and very humid today, but we enjoyed sashimi and sushi at Toretore Ichiba, and now I'm studying Japanese thanks to your very good youtube channel. Thank you for teaching us new techniques to make new friends in Japan, but my wife will not be so happy about that😂.
Yes, I love this kind of video!.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for learning with my channel and glad you enjoyed Osaka!!
I think this content is great! One thing is that I wish the english subtitles were able to be toggled off so that I can practice Japanese without seeing the english.
Thank you for your opinion;)) Appreciated!
Thank you so much! I can learn a lot from your videos and I really enjoy learning japanese
Thank you so much!!
I enjoyed watching this for my japanese listening practice. Would love to see more videos like this, it was fun also.
Thank you so much!! I will make more of them!!
I really like this series, thanks so much ❤❤
Thank you so much!!
Shun先生、いつも日本語を勉強しやすくしてくれて本当にありがとうございます！頑張っていますね！
ありがとうございます！
頑張ります！
シュンさん、ビデオをありがとう😊！
とても面白かったです。僕はイタリア人です。日本語がちょっとできるので、日本人の友達がいます。日本にいた時は英語で話したくなかったです(笑)。今年の冬休みまた行くと思います〜
そうですか！すごいですね！たくさん日本語を話したら、もっと早く日本語が上手になれますね；）
Thank you for the english cc😊😊
本当にありがとうございます✨
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for your work!
Thank you so much!!
本当に面白い動画でありがとう
いつもありがとうございます！！
韓国から見ています！
日本語の勉強になっています！
ほんまにこんなインタビューはおもろいです！
いつもありがとうございます！😊
韓国からありがとうございます！
もっと頑張って作りたいと思います！
I’m here in japan since 2023 but I can’t speak Japanese because of no friends here Japanese I hope one day I will find someone to make a friend and thank you for understanding foreigners and I learned some words in this video keep it up sir and take care …
Ohh thank you so much!! I am glad this video helps;)
That was awesome Shun. And I love Namba, good memories or exploring Osaka by myself 😊 great questions, good vibes
Thank you so much!!
Great video, as always. Thank you sensei!
Thank you so much!
love the interviews!
Thank you so much!!
Thanks Shun. Great video man.
Thank you so much!
Great shun thankyou so much for making such videos
Thank you so much!!!
I love your live vlogs!
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you very much Shun! Handsome guy 😎
Thank you so much!!
今は日本語の勉強していますが シュンさんの動画は役に立ってました
動画はとても楽しいです
ありがとうございます
わたしも日本人と友達になって日本語に ペラペラしたいです。
そうですか。よかったです！ありがとうございます！
日本人の友達ができるといいですね；）
フィリプィン人ですが ？
@@cjdulaca じゃない ネパール人です
Love this type of video!
Thank you！Will make more!!
Hi! This is the second video I've watched from you and I already love it. I can understand the conversation, but I'm still a beginner, so I don't know if this is Osaka dialect or standard Japanese. Is there much of a difference between them?
SOmetomes they speak with a bit of Osaka intonation, but mostly they speak clear Japanese;)
@@JapanesewithShun Thank you! I already recommended your channel to a friend of mine who is also learning Japanese.
Wow, 3months ago before i came to japan it has 30k+ subs and now it has 100k+ sub. Congrats sensei... 🎉
Thank you so much!!!ありがとうございます！
you are amazing i watch your every videos
Ohh thank you for watching EVERY videos!!
とても楽しかったです🎉❤😊😊
よかった！ありがとうございます！
いいトピックですよ。作ってありがとうございます
ありがとうございます！
Wow very Nice videos Thank you so much
Form Nepal
Thank you so much!!
ありがとう。 thanks for the interviews. Im understanding more by listening. I really appreciate channels like this. Learnt a new word kinda. たべものはなし tabemono hanashi? Talk about food? Did i spell that right ?
Thank you so much!!!
Yea talk about food haha
@@JapanesewithShun I'll definitely try to talk about food when I come visit Japan. I'm trying to learn as much Japanese as I can before I visit. 日本がだいすき💓💓
loved it! gotta go to osaka.
Thank you so much! You should;)!
I like your street interview😊
Aw thank you so much!!!
Thank you very much
I am from Myanmar 🇲🇲❤
Thank you so much!!
Shun-san!
This is the first time I have seen a video by you and I think it's great! I'm subbing.
This is my personal opinion, but I think Kansai-jin and Osaka people in general are less shy and more friendly than a lot of the people you meet in Tokyo. 東京の出身がちょっと冷たいと思います。東京に住んでる内に新設や元気ポイ人たちがほとんど東京の出身じゃありませんでした
Thank you so much for subscribing!
I agree! I feel Osaka is more friendly too!!
あなたのプログラムは素晴らしいです。とても楽しかったので、とても良いプログラムを用意してくれることを期待しています。
ありがとうございます！！！
"Which country do you want foreign friends from" is a really weird question that really highlights how I've felt most Japanese people see foreigners since I've moved to Japan. I wouldnt even know how to answer this question because that's not how people make friends.
I think most of them never met or talked to foreigners so I think they are more curious.
I mean, doesn't everyone want friends from all over the world? ❤
@@symphonicclarity Of course, but I don't know anyone who specifically wants a friend from a particular country. Foreigners aren't Pokemon.
@@3TQHAJSHNQ sure, but you don't want a language exchange partner that can also be a good friend? This isn't hard to understand.
@@symphonicclarity why does the country they're from reflect if they "can be a good friend"? I don't understand what you're getting at.
このインタビューはすごく役に立つです！日本人と不自然に話してしまうのがちょっと怖い漢字でしょう〜😅
ありがとうございます！！できるだけ、自然に話すようにしていますよ！
しゅんさん、動画はとても便利です。いろいろな言葉を覚えて、続いてお願いします。
嬉しいです。もっと頑張っていろいろな動画を作ります！
Do more like this .Thanks for the Eng sub.
Yes! I will do more interviews too!!
@@JapanesewithShun Waiting😍
大阪は本当に綺麗ですね
とてもにぎやかできれいですよ！
thank you sir
Thank you!
thanks
Thank you!
Next video i need❤
Thank you ! I will make some more;)
Mai nichi Shun sensei no Video wo miru kara … shun sensei watashino nihonjin tomodachi iru kanji ga arimasu 🙈😅
そうですか。それは嬉しいです！
@@JapanesewithShun haai ureshi desu , shun sensei to miku sensei wa watashino dai suki futari nihongo no senei imasu . Atode shun sensei to ishoni nihongo priveto cosu ga hoshi desu .
@@arsalankiani ぜひぜひ！クラスで待ってますね；）
字幕がちょっと間違うかな？ I am reading the subtitles to make sure I am hearing correctly but noticed that the way the subtitles are written, @6:57 「なにかしてあげたいな～」とおもうんですけど。I think would be written better that way and easier to understand that she is expressing an internal thought more than direct conversation. I subscribed to your podcast on spotify as well and trying to improve my japanese. These videos are most helpful.
Thank you so much!
そうですね。そのほうがわかりやすいかもしれませんね；）
@@JapanesewithShun もちろん、それがただ私のいけんです。
私にとって先生の話しかたは分かるやすいですけど面接を受ける人の話しはとても速いんじゃない😢でも先生の動画は外国人のために本当に役に立つと思います😊
そうですね！面接官の日本語は難しいですよね:((
これらヴィデオ面白いです！
ありがとうございます！嬉しいです！
It's probably worth spelling out that the valence of 友達 here appears to be a kind of extrovert-level friend: someone to chat lightly with, get a coffee with and see once every few months. We're probably not talking introvert-level blood brothers here, someone you see day after day, confide in implicitly and would do anything for. I believe Polish speakers have a similar problem when trying to gauge English "friend" vs Polish znajomy/przyjaciel.
Thank you for your interesting point of view!
I enjoy theses videos ..are anazing
Thank you so much!!
それだったら友達にできないかもしれません😂
そうですね Haha
안녕하세요 처음으로 영상을봤는데 넘 재미있어 구독했어요~
전 일본인 친구가 사귀고싶어 일본어 공부를 하고있어요~~
꼭 친구를 만날수있는그날까지 열심히 공부할께요
チャンネル登録、ありがとうございます！！
ぜひ、日本でたくさん友達を作ってください！！
ひごろ
おうえんしてるよ❤
いつも応援してくれてありがとうございます！
多くの外国人は大阪府に住んでいますよね。面接が面白いです。
そうですね。たくさん外国人は今、大阪に住んでいますね。
Ye but what's with the woman between 11:54 and 12:08 in the background to the right..? 🙊😅
Haha cute;) Maybe she wanted to ve on the camera;)
Hola! It’s wwsakbeh! I had to create a new account. Good video. To be honest though, these people did not convince me at all that Japanese people want to speak with non-Japanese people, let alone make friends with them. The guy seemed cool enough but when one has in mind, as he does, who should talk to whom first, well, that not only blocks the flow of communication but is also the sign of a hidden agenda. He expressed that one of his primary goals in connecting with foreigners is to learn English. That is not authentic conversing or friendship. It’s benefiting from a situation. I think westerners enjoy conversation as an end in itself, divested of any gain or benefit. As for shy, maybe, but more so very hierarchical; I can observe that even among middle and high school boys. (To say nothing on that point about among adults!). To be fair though, the language barrier plays a huge part; but I nevertheless think it’s more about a cultural mindset. While the girls who studied in Mexico weren’t exactly open minded, they did at least express that they wanted to give back because of what they had learned from their experiences. If their kind of mindset continues to evolve, it would be a good thing for connecting westerners and Japanese. Sorry that my views come off strong. And thanks as always for your work.
Fully agree. The concept of friendship in Japan is very different from other countries, whether they interact with foreigners or between themselves. There is always a goal or a transactional element. « Friendship » is also much more prevalent through group events such as those of various associations (sports, universities, hobbies, work…). The pleasure to interact with a single person just because there is a good connection and to mutually discover things is very rare. Maybe because this is a culture of tatemae where you keep things for you, including with close family members. It’s one of the most disconcerting things to adapt to life in Japan for foreigners I think…
Thank you so much as always!
It is a very good point that you said here;)
Thank you for sharing your opinion!!
@@JohnDoctor-h4s Yeah. The story I often hear is that a foreigner thought they've found a real new friend and even after a long time of spending time together they discover it was just for learning English or they were just filling a duty at a workplace or university. Pretty harsh tbh and I hope people start becoming more aware of this.
しゅんさん は なんにんじんですか
私は日本人ですよHaha
Hi Shun, why did the girls say that Osaka is scary? What is scary about Osaka?
Maybe because there are too many people!
@JapanesewithShun ok I see. Thanks!
The open-can girls at the end are right: asking "Let's be friends!" out of the blue is unsettling, creepy and presumptuous. Trust to the magical power of booze...
おはようございます👋😃僕はベトナム人です。日本に来たばかりです。今、日本語学校で勉強しながらアルバイトをしています。僕はしゅんさんのビデオを見るのがめちゃくちゃ好きです。来日した目的は日本の大学で勉強するので毎日一生懸命頑張っています。。。しゅんさんはビデオをたくさん作るのが願われてもらえますか。とても見たいです。
そうですか。ようこそ日本へ！
大変だと思うけど、楽しんで頑張ってくださいね；）
面白い🤣
ありがとうございます！
👌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻
Thank you!
シンプルにほんごはたくさんかいわできますね、ひとがあうことをせいかつかわるかもしりませんおもいます、
そうですね。たくさんの人と会えるので楽しいです！
會說英文的日本人 真的很厲害
Thank you!!
私はネパール人で日本に来ったら日本人友達を作ろうと思います
どうすればいいですかしゅんさん
頑張ってください！居酒屋とかで話したらどうですか。
@@JapanesewithShun はい頑張ります。大丈夫です
This is great, but I skipped the alfabet. If you could include romaji for the japanese it would be even better. I know people say you need to learn the alphabet, i just wanna learn to speak it no need for writing=)
Ahh For some people I think there are some demands for romaji;)
Thank you for your opinion!
Don't skip kana it's important
わかるやすかった ありがとうございます
🇹🇷 🇯🇵
ありがとうございます！
外国人の友達はいますか このように書くと役に立ちます😊😊
そうですねHaha
😅👏
時間あれば、カンボジアで遊びにおいで
カンボジアにも遊びに行きたいですね！
@@JapanesewithShun 待っています
すごいと思いますよ。３９✨♥
ありがとうございます！！
❤🎉🇰🇭🇯🇵
Thank you!
What is the definition of “外国人” ? If someone has lived in Japan for 30 years and speaks fluent Japanese but was not born here, are they still 外国人？ is someone was born in Japan but left for a long time then returned, and not viewed as Japanese anymore, what about that case….
I think 外国人 is simply people who don't have Japanese citizen on the "paper"
But some 外国人 are more Japanese sometimes haha
シャイだけど、シャイじゃないかも😅😅
分かりますよ！そんな人もいますよね；）
😅👏
Thank you!