Thanks for doing this conversation with your friend Konapi. Even though it was pretty high level, and I was intimidated at first, the conversation was very useful just to get the flow of daily conversation into my head. Thanks also for putting in the subs. Both of you guys have such good chemistry, I'll probably watch this one a few more times. Hoping you guys do another session like this soon. Cheers.
It was a mix for me, I could understand some things and others went by too fast for me to make out what was going on. But I don't think it was difficult to the point where if I were present during that conversation I would have felt left out, I would be able to pick up most of what you were talking about instinctively with my current level of Japanese. And yeah, Konapi is a funny character for sure, I have a feeling she is great to have drinks with and laugh XD
Ok, before anything else, I have watched all your shared (as in, uploaded to youtube) videos... From all the similar channels from other japanese people, your videos actually manage to attract the viewers. You actually manage to "touch", so to speak, the viewers in a way that is actually interesting while keeping things as simple as possible... Maybe because you are actually enjoying it? Anyway, keep up the good work. Now, related to this particular video, this is interesting... I thought I would have some kind of difficulty but~ no. I hid the english subtitles by blocking it from my sight with a box without restricting the subtitles in japanese, listened to both of you, understood the entire conversation, and I even managed to associate each spoken syllable to the respective written syllable... I thought that having absolutely no knowledge of the written form would present some kind of problem, but that's not what actually happened... So, considering past videos and after this video, I think I finally have a grasp on my level related to each of the following: listening, understanding, speaking, reading and writing. It seems that I can listen and understand it flawlessly (almost at an instinctive level) but speaking probably needs to be finely tuned (I mean, I have no one to practice with so I was expecting to be horrible in that aspect, to say the least, but no. I am actually good enough at it.). Reading seems to be fine but writing it is practically non-existent... At least, not with the proper stroke order, anyway, and~ until I get the writing part right, I'm keeping my writing self-evaluation to "non-existent"... ... Anyway, not bad for someone that learned on his own, I think, but there is always room for improvement... Any plans for N3 and higher, in the future, uploaded to youtube like you did with N5 and N4?
It was a useful conversation to hear the short, but common phrases, like わたしもない and わかった, and how the can be used in a conversation. And I hope you find something good to drink in Spain.
Mochi chan, it's nice to see what you actually look like. The beauty filter you put in your usual videos is so strong that you look like a different person. You should use less filter, you look better without it :)
Yuta: "The real life Japanese is different from the Japanese that text books and apps teach you if you want to learn the natural Japanese then I will teach you the type of Japanese that real life Japanese people actually speak"
This is so nice to hear for practice, you can catch how words are even pronounced. Thanks for the upload. One thing I wanted to add is that I think it’s unbelievable to think people from countries have to step out of the country to learn a language, specially English. I will go to Japan and start my English language school business in the future. I have to be that Entrepreneur 😌
@@mochirealjapanese3430 It's ok Mochi-san 😄. By the way, about the live streams, I wanna say you don't have to be nervous. Because you said so. You can stream whenever you want we'll watch anyway 😄 You're our Mochi-san and we love you.
@@mochirealjapanese3430 I don't know if you figured out what they meant by that, expressions or idioms are probably the most difficult thing in foreign languages even if you are good at a language. I am not a native English speaker either (being from Belgium), but I'm pretty sure (they mentioned the "I really can't drink alcohol now" sentence) that they meant that you might be pregnant. I don't know how common that expression is, it sounds like a pretty slang-y one to me. They should have watched a bit further though. I can imagine it can be difficult to find something alcoholic in most European countries if you don't like beer and wine.
Hey Mochi-sensei, you advised confident learners from the beginning to watch without subtitles, but I don't see an option here to turn them off. Also, why do you leave out the kanji for certain words that normally have kanji? I kept having to pause the video to try to distinguish between words you two were using just to read them, which I usually don't need to do very frequently. Isn't the whole point of kanji to make reading easier? I (and I'm sure many other learners) would greatly appreciate it if you used the proper kanji next time.
@@YamatoTre I know that, but they were using a lot of words that aren't commonly written in kana alone, like 思う, 出す, 最近, 充実, etc. This is what I'm referring to. It's very disorienting to come across words like these in natural context randomly written in kana, even for Japanese people. Also, it wasn't even consistent. For example, You see them use "おもう" at around 4 min, then barely a few sentences later, it's "思う". Overall, none of this good for learning, so I don't understand what she was thinking when she made this, assuming she's the one who transcribed it.
This is not a kanji learning video but more on “listening comprehension” and familiarity with casual japanese from beginner’s point-of-view. You do have a point, but I suggest that if you wish to recommend something, why not try to do so in a manner that is less demanding and bossy. Or bettery yet, why not create your own video then we’ll see how that works since you seems like a know-it-all kind of person.
@@mochirealjapanese3430 you should have instead put them as youtube captions so we can toggle them off or on but anyway it wouldnt have made a differemce as i couldnt understand anything that was said 😭😭😭😭
Thanks for doing this. It really helped me a lot! I'm going to watch it over and over again. Love your channel.
Thank you so much for such a warm comment❤️
This is so great! Very helpful. I hope to find a lot more content like this. Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks for doing this conversation with your friend Konapi. Even though it was pretty high level, and I was intimidated at first, the conversation was very useful just to get the flow of daily conversation into my head. Thanks also for putting in the subs. Both of you guys have such good chemistry, I'll probably watch this one a few more times. Hoping you guys do another session like this soon. Cheers.
Thank you for such a warm comment!
It was a mix for me, I could understand some things and others went by too fast for me to make out what was going on. But I don't think it was difficult to the point where if I were present during that conversation I would have felt left out, I would be able to pick up most of what you were talking about instinctively with my current level of Japanese. And yeah, Konapi is a funny character for sure, I have a feeling she is great to have drinks with and laugh XD
Same here bro! Hahaha So much interesting!
That's great!
Yeah some part we talk too fast😅
Konapi really has a great personality✨
やっぱり難しいね 😓
I really enjoyed that I recognized more words than I thought I would thank you sensei 🙏
Ooooh.. You don't say the Names of Months, you Say the Number of the Month.. Huh!
Your all videos are really useful, And thank you for the practice Mochi Sensei😊
really happy to hear that😊
Thank you so much for your videos Mochi-Sense. Are really useful. Greetings from Mexico !
Mexicooo! I love mexico!😊
めっちゃ役に立ちました。
ありがとう
Konapi chan!!! It is good to see her again. Thank you for the practice Mochi Sensei.
You'll see her soon again!🥰
Ok, before anything else, I have watched all your shared (as in, uploaded to youtube) videos... From all the similar channels from other japanese people, your videos actually manage to attract the viewers. You actually manage to "touch", so to speak, the viewers in a way that is actually interesting while keeping things as simple as possible... Maybe because you are actually enjoying it? Anyway, keep up the good work.
Now, related to this particular video, this is interesting... I thought I would have some kind of difficulty but~ no.
I hid the english subtitles by blocking it from my sight with a box without restricting the subtitles in japanese, listened to both of you, understood the entire conversation, and I even managed to associate each spoken syllable to the respective written syllable...
I thought that having absolutely no knowledge of the written form would present some kind of problem, but that's not what actually happened... So, considering past videos and after this video, I think I finally have a grasp on my level related to each of the following: listening, understanding, speaking, reading and writing.
It seems that I can listen and understand it flawlessly (almost at an instinctive level) but speaking probably needs to be finely tuned (I mean, I have no one to practice with so I was expecting to be horrible in that aspect, to say the least, but no. I am actually good enough at it.).
Reading seems to be fine but writing it is practically non-existent... At least, not with the proper stroke order, anyway, and~ until I get the writing part right, I'm keeping my writing self-evaluation to "non-existent"...
... Anyway, not bad for someone that learned on his own, I think, but there is always room for improvement...
Any plans for N3 and higher, in the future, uploaded to youtube like you did with N5 and N4?
Thank you so much!
I'm making N4 video now😊
This kind of listening content is great.
I usually don't watch her video because whenever i watch her i fall for her everytime ❤️ so cute yrrrrrr😍😍
happy to know you are studing spanish, greatings from Colombia :D
It was a useful conversation to hear the short, but common phrases, like わたしもない and わかった, and how the can be used in a conversation. And I hope you find something good to drink in Spain.
旅行思いっきり楽しんで来てくださいね〜
Please enjoy your trip as much as you can
ありがとうございます！🥰
7:56 多分私はあなたを幸せにすることができます!!!
ほんとですか！👀
@@mochirealjapanese3430はい - 本当です
Mochi chan, it's nice to see what you actually look like. The beauty filter you put in your usual videos is so strong that you look like a different person. You should use less filter, you look better without it :)
Yuta: "The real life Japanese is different from the Japanese that text books and apps teach you if you want to learn the natural Japanese then I will teach you the type of Japanese that real life Japanese people actually speak"
I will come back in a year to see how much have i improved
This is so nice to hear for practice, you can catch how words are even pronounced. Thanks for the upload. One thing I wanted to add is that I think it’s unbelievable to think people from countries have to step out of the country to learn a language, specially English. I will go to Japan and start my English language school business in the future. I have to be that Entrepreneur 😌
oooh! great business✨
ありがと✨💗✨可愛い☺️🌸
You should visit Portugal. Lisbon and Porto are both great cities to see.
Thank you for this helpful video ...I need to improve my language more! Gambatte mina
ganbarooo✨
like Konapi's personality👍
me too💖
I feel you too...
Thank you for this encouraging episode!! I think I start to learn japanese again!! ^^ P.s. You keep wearing it this is so cute!! '^^
Thank yoooou❤️
in English, we would say "i can't remember for the life of me"!
私はポルトガル人です。もし、ポルトガルに行ったら、おすすめを教えることができます。
Honto ni omoshiroi deshita 👍🙏👍
If going to Portugal , please go to the Azores.
Azores ni itte kudasai 🙏
yokatta des☺️
Wow you’re so beautiful 🥰 I love your lessons
Thank you!🥰
あなたは美しいです
ありがとう！❤️
Hii Mochi-san, I saw your video though you uploaded it around 3 am 😂 but couldn't write a comment. I'm here to put my like againn. がんばってね❤️
Thank yooou! sorry I always post around 11pm in my time zone😂
@@mochirealjapanese3430 It's ok Mochi-san 😄. By the way, about the live streams, I wanna say you don't have to be nervous. Because you said so. You can stream whenever you want we'll watch anyway 😄 You're our Mochi-san and we love you.
❤❤❤
❤️
Hi
You are very nice talking
Please can u teach me too Please?
What city are u live in Japan?
Im mansoor from Sydney
最初から暴走しますね。 日本の方みたいじゃないですね 笑
Arigatoo
I predict I won't be able to understand anything.
step by step!☺️
I didn't understand shit 😂 but it was awesome as always.
Konapi
Thankfully it isn't between 女子高生
9:33 Does Sensei Mochi have a muffin in the oven ?
e?👀
@@mochirealjapanese3430
I don't know if you figured out what they meant by that, expressions or idioms are probably the most difficult thing in foreign languages even if you are good at a language.
I am not a native English speaker either (being from Belgium), but I'm pretty sure (they mentioned the "I really can't drink alcohol now" sentence) that they meant that you might be pregnant. I don't know how common that expression is, it sounds like a pretty slang-y one to me.
They should have watched a bit further though. I can imagine it can be difficult to find something alcoholic in most European countries if you don't like beer and wine.
Almost to cute 🫰
😊😊✨
ウワァー 美人！(^o^;)
harlot
Love you 💞
arigatooo!
Why is she practicing English to go to Spain?
Hey Mochi-sensei, you advised confident learners from the beginning to watch without subtitles, but I don't see an option here to turn them off.
Also, why do you leave out the kanji for certain words that normally have kanji? I kept having to pause the video to try to distinguish between words you two were using just to read them, which I usually don't need to do very frequently. Isn't the whole point of kanji to make reading easier? I (and I'm sure many other learners) would greatly appreciate it if you used the proper kanji next time.
Some words are commonly written in kana as well. I just take it as an opportunity to practice reading both versions of certain words.
@@YamatoTre I know that, but they were using a lot of words that aren't commonly written in kana alone, like 思う, 出す, 最近, 充実, etc. This is what I'm referring to. It's very disorienting to come across words like these in natural context randomly written in kana, even for Japanese people.
Also, it wasn't even consistent. For example, You see them use "おもう" at around 4 min, then barely a few sentences later, it's "思う". Overall, none of this good for learning, so I don't understand what she was thinking when she made this, assuming she's the one who transcribed it.
sorry😭most of my viewers are beginners and I usually upload N5 topics, so I leave it some kanji to hiragana so everybody can follow it🥲
This is not a kanji learning video but more on “listening comprehension” and familiarity with casual japanese from beginner’s point-of-view. You do have a point, but I suggest that if you wish to recommend something, why not try to do so in a manner that is less demanding and bossy. Or bettery yet, why not create your own video then we’ll see how that works since you seems like a know-it-all kind of person.
めっちゃ速い話した😅
ネィティブ日常会話は早いですよね😂
Shouldn't she learn Spanish if she's going to Spain?
First
👍❤️✨
なんかお名前をバレた？ｗ
Harry Potter
Really?? 最近どう？
why did you put english :((
eeeh?! so everyone can understand!😊
@@mochirealjapanese3430 you should have instead put them as youtube captions so we can toggle them off or on
but anyway it wouldnt have made a differemce as i couldnt understand anything that was said 😭😭😭😭
Why you always travel to west,.,??why you not travel to country Asia & Afrika
none of your business lol
I live in Europe😂
I went almost all of the Asian countries so I'm discovering the new places now😊
First
special arigatool!❤️