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I love how about at the start when you were comparing German to another language it said "I love cheese" and learning German myself I find it funny lol
for anyone wondering the silent u in さようなら sayonara is there to extend the o sound in yo because vowel length matters in Japanese and can change the meaning of the word. he was not spelling it wrong his whole life though the correct English spelling leaves the u out try to put it in and it will autocorrect you.
forgot to mention that as far as I know. sayonara is also a weird case where the vowel length doesn't really matter for the o but the right spelling would include the u
@@shhs1227 actually sayonara is more like "farewell" when speaking to a friend, sayounara is used like goodbye when speaking politely (it's not really used tho as it has the nuance of leaving for a long time). tl;dr sayonara (impolite)/sayonara (polite) is not frequently used because there are better ways to say "bye".
Oye (lee) Juan, dices (en 12:53) que ya llevas 28 veces haciendo divertidas lecciones de idiomas, y yutub me sugirió tu canal ayer y ya me debes tres teclados! destruidos por el "jugo" que explotó de mi boca con tus ediciones y observaciones abismalmente graciosas. Postdata: amo (sweet) el QUESO sobremanera tambien. Saludos de Chile. Gracias por las carcajadas, te envío la factura de los teclados pronto.
good video, i like watching these a lot. however im also wondering, after completing each one do you remember anything from it after a few days or quickly forget most of it?
Thanks! Glad you like them. It's always a good question. I remember very little usually, but I always tell people how editing these videos is kind of a big review session and I do a bit of research on the side, so I end up learning a fair bit.
@@jccbm thats great, thanks. after speedrunning all of the languages what do you plan on doing after? you could perhaps speedrun one of them again and reach checkpoint 2.
The Japanese 'u' is pronounced /ɯ/. It's like a Spanish 'u,' except your lips are not rounded. In some cases, /ɯ/ is voiceless, which means you shape your mouth in the same position except no sound actually comes out, and which is why the Japanese 'u' can sometimes sound silent (or is silent).
Also, Japanese 'r' is the alveolar tap /ɾ/, the same as Spanish pero or mariposa. It is always pronounced like that in Japanese, so it sometimes sounds like a 'd' or an 'l.'
So, I just started learning Japanese on Duolingo (I wasn't a total beginner tho), but can I ask, what type of test you do? My Duolingo site looks way different, and my lessons are made of like 125 units, and I'm only on my 9 after a week, plus whole hiragana and katakana learning. Your test or whatnot seems to be much harder as well, as mine, with much more words in it. Is there some option that you have to choose to have these tests, or maybe you have Super Duolingo? I'm not sure lol. Anyway, good work as always!
Duolingo changed its format last year, these videos on my channel were done with the old layout. Every lesson had 5 levels (or 6, I don't even remember), so I just did level 1 of each to progress fast and get further ahead. Now it's more linear. You can't really get ahead until you've really cleared previous topics heheh.
@@jccbm Oh I see! Thank you for the clarification! I forgot to check how old are your videos, but now it makes sense, haha. ^^ I just registered at Duolingo in this month, so I completely missed this old layout. :"D But for your own risk, you still can jump between units. :P So if you ever going to make out of this topic again, that couldn't be really a problem. XD
Woaaa I’m a native Japanese speaker:) this vid was so fun to watch lol and I’ve watched several vids of you trying new languages on duolingo, you acquire languages so fast!! I’m so impressed Love your channel, keep it up!!
Its kind of cool to know Chinese before you start learning Japanese, since the Japanese language originated with a Chinese writing system. (Most of it's vocab was borrowed from Chinese.)
@@jccbm When you do get Chinese, you will prob get pre-knowledge from the Japanese Kanji, Chinese is just a Logograph-y language that represents words or entire concepts based on a singular character (or compounded characters.)
From what I know Japanese h descend from an old Japanese p, going to a labial fricative stage that still survives as Japanese f before u and then completely collapsing to h. So that is why h mutate to b with the diacritic.
Yes, but it would be a bit of a different format, since it would be English to Spanish to Catalan/Guarani. I will probably do it, but after the roulette is done!
thank you for try to challenge japanese. I seem like there aren't japanese, so i'm first one i guess. most harder is kanji, It's.....honestly f**king deficalt to rereamber, even me. But, you are be able to absolutely learn japanese all. I might had something wrong to about you tho. I watched your video about duolingo, this video too so. I like so^^. I like your japanese voice. Well, I have no say to you anymore i think. So, keep your good thing! I surpport you making video. Have a good day!
Japanese handwritting isn't hard if you're american then you would say that japanese is very difficult because of the handwritting but its actually easier why id say that it's because pronouncination is really ez like this pronouncination is very ez give an example of this konnichiwa watashi no namae wa kairā desu yoroshiku onegaishimasu and all you need to write that sentence in japanese is jsut remembering hiragana alphabet and then learn the kanji to finish of the sentence people say it's difficult thanks to its like 3 alphabets but those 3 alphabets don't matter i dont care if you say that the language is hard idc you jsut need to be fix i geuss but a lot of people struggle with the ra ri ru re ro in japanese i'll help you it sounds like la li lu le lo but put you're tongue on the roff of you're mouth and try pronouncing la and do it to the other aswell so boom i cured you're ra ri ru re ri problem
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I love how about at the start when you were comparing German to another language it said "I love cheese" and learning German myself I find it funny lol
Liebst du denn Käse oder eher nicht?
for anyone wondering the silent u in さようなら sayonara is there to extend the o sound in yo because vowel length matters in Japanese and can change the meaning of the word. he was not spelling it wrong his whole life though the correct English spelling leaves the u out try to put it in and it will autocorrect you.
forgot to mention that as far as I know. sayonara is also a weird case where the vowel length doesn't really matter for the o but the right spelling would include the u
@@shhs1227 actually sayonara is more like "farewell" when speaking to a friend, sayounara is used like goodbye when speaking politely (it's not really used tho as it has the nuance of leaving for a long time). tl;dr sayonara (impolite)/sayonara (polite) is not frequently used because there are better ways to say "bye".
@@shukiramayatoo tyty
I saw the cringe warning and that was a instant like
🤣🤣 it's true though
an*
same
The way I remember the hiragana for "na" is it kinda looks like a dude yeeting his phone over the side of a bridge like "naaah"
Oye (lee) Juan, dices (en 12:53) que ya llevas 28 veces haciendo divertidas lecciones de idiomas, y yutub me sugirió tu canal ayer y ya me debes tres teclados! destruidos por el "jugo" que explotó de mi boca con tus ediciones y observaciones abismalmente graciosas. Postdata: amo (sweet) el QUESO sobremanera tambien. Saludos de Chile. Gracias por las carcajadas, te envío la factura de los teclados pronto.
good video, i like watching these a lot. however im also wondering, after completing each one do you remember anything from it after a few days or quickly forget most of it?
Thanks! Glad you like them. It's always a good question. I remember very little usually, but I always tell people how editing these videos is kind of a big review session and I do a bit of research on the side, so I end up learning a fair bit.
@@jccbm thats great, thanks. after speedrunning all of the languages what do you plan on doing after? you could perhaps speedrun one of them again and reach checkpoint 2.
@@zkb7044 I might give it a try, but I'd be surprised if I could do a single one in under 2-3h, since checkpoint 2 has waaaay more lessons.
@@jccbm true, and by then you have to remember vocab and grammar from checkpoint 1, so it would be significantly harder
As a danish person, it was actually hilarious to watch him try to say the "Red bread with cream"!😂😂
Just discover your channel, and i am excited to watch all of ur duolingo speedrun😂. Hey try the GOT language next time. Let us know how it went.
Thanks! They're all done, there's a (long) playlist 🐲
The Japanese 'u' is pronounced /ɯ/. It's like a Spanish 'u,' except your lips are not rounded. In some cases, /ɯ/ is voiceless, which means you shape your mouth in the same position except no sound actually comes out, and which is why the Japanese 'u' can sometimes sound silent (or is silent).
Also, Japanese 'r' is the alveolar tap /ɾ/, the same as Spanish pero or mariposa. It is always pronounced like that in Japanese, so it sometimes sounds like a 'd' or an 'l.'
Thanks for the masterclass!
I knew this day would come!
It was inevitable, like death... or Klingon...
So, I just started learning Japanese on Duolingo (I wasn't a total beginner tho), but can I ask, what type of test you do? My Duolingo site looks way different, and my lessons are made of like 125 units, and I'm only on my 9 after a week, plus whole hiragana and katakana learning. Your test or whatnot seems to be much harder as well, as mine, with much more words in it. Is there some option that you have to choose to have these tests, or maybe you have Super Duolingo? I'm not sure lol. Anyway, good work as always!
Duolingo changed its format last year, these videos on my channel were done with the old layout. Every lesson had 5 levels (or 6, I don't even remember), so I just did level 1 of each to progress fast and get further ahead.
Now it's more linear. You can't really get ahead until you've really cleared previous topics heheh.
@@jccbm Oh I see! Thank you for the clarification! I forgot to check how old are your videos, but now it makes sense, haha. ^^ I just registered at Duolingo in this month, so I completely missed this old layout. :"D But for your own risk, you still can jump between units. :P So if you ever going to make out of this topic again, that couldn't be really a problem. XD
Woaaa I’m a native Japanese speaker:) this vid was so fun to watch lol and I’ve watched several vids of you trying new languages on duolingo, you acquire languages so fast!! I’m so impressed
Love your channel, keep it up!!
Your editor is so funny that key and peele joke about made spit out my drink
Yay finally here a Japanese living in Korea love your channel
Thanks! Hope I didn't completely butcher your beautiful language. Cheers!
In which Korea?
@@theworldoflanguages8772 I guess it's South Korea.
1:23 isnt this the kakariko village day theme from botw?
It is
Its kind of cool to know Chinese before you start learning Japanese, since the Japanese language originated with a Chinese writing system. (Most of it's vocab was borrowed from Chinese.)
Yeah I can imagine! Unfortunately I knew practically nothing about any of them 😂
@@jccbm When you do get Chinese, you will prob get pre-knowledge from the Japanese Kanji, Chinese is just a Logograph-y language that represents words or entire concepts based on a singular character (or compounded characters.)
From what I know Japanese h descend from an old Japanese p, going to a labial fricative stage that still survives as Japanese f before u and then completely collapsing to h. So that is why h mutate to b with the diacritic.
You are a native Spanish speaker, so you could put Guarni and Catalan on the wheel, right?
Yes, but it would be a bit of a different format, since it would be English to Spanish to Catalan/Guarani. I will probably do it, but after the roulette is done!
@@jccbm ok
@@jccbm te sale muy bien la pronunciación del inglés, yo pensé que eras nativo de ingles
When are you planning on doing your next speed run tiwtch
There's a big chance I'll do a couple next week. These past ones have been quite busy with other cool stuff!
3:22 brain has no more memory =]]]]]]]]]]]]]
Maybe soon you can do the new Zulu course for English speakers since it's about to be released into beta
Is that confirmed? If so, that's amazing news
@@jccbm Yes! It'll be released next month.
Well, I can't say you didn't warn me.
1:40 2:30 3:20
Oh shit is there a way to do Japanese Duolingo without having to learn the moon runes? I just want to speak and understand and read romaji
I have a くそ！ addiction
LOL
濁点や半濁点を付けたら発音が変われます。その上は、変な仮名にも付けられる。例えば「か゜」が存在する、東京弁には「が」が「nga」として発音されるから、言語学者にとって区別が要るし。
thank you for try to challenge japanese.
I seem like there aren't japanese, so i'm first one i guess.
most harder is kanji, It's.....honestly f**king deficalt to rereamber, even me.
But, you are be able to absolutely learn japanese all.
I might had something wrong to about you tho.
I watched your video about duolingo, this video too so.
I like so^^. I like your japanese voice.
Well, I have no say to you anymore i think.
So, keep your good thing!
I surpport you making video.
Have a good day!
Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it!
@@jccbmYou're welcome😊
What versión of Duolingo did he speedrun i wanna speedrun
Another language I speak. More or less. I have been struggling with it for 24 years now... 😅
when is swahili coming?
When the Duolingo gods decide it's time to
Your disclaimer 😄😄😄
(It’s called bluusuu btw)
Duolingoの日本語って不自然なところとか多いからあまり過信しすぎないでほしいです…
@@bdad4y 英語が苦手
@@bdad4y 機械翻訳怖い
@@bdad4y 機械翻訳の変な英文で勘違いされるよりニキ側で翻訳してくれた方がいいかもと思って
@@bdad4y めんどくさがり屋で
I practice Japanese in irl and duolingo and I'm session 3 traveler unit 28
マリオは基本的にイギリス人です。
彼は言った:それは私マリオです!
「ヤーホウー」っても言った
love that 77777777 batman comment lmao
I had duolingo add on this video😅
Japanese is easy until see kanji... but i want to learn too much.
Bro i cant remembe all the symbols but im in 100+ days in Japanese xd
I learn in japanese and im in dimond leag
Duolingo math
日本語上手ですね！
Cmon bro you started an Asian language do Korean please
I will
7 7 7 7 BATMAN!!!!
Japanese handwritting isn't hard if you're american then you would say that japanese is very difficult because of the handwritting but its actually easier why id say that it's because pronouncination is really ez like this pronouncination is very ez give an example of this konnichiwa watashi no namae wa kairā desu yoroshiku onegaishimasu and all you need to write that sentence in japanese is jsut remembering hiragana alphabet and then learn the kanji to finish of the sentence people say it's difficult thanks to its like 3 alphabets but those 3 alphabets don't matter i dont care if you say that the language is hard idc you jsut need to be fix i geuss but a lot of people struggle with the ra ri ru re ro in japanese i'll help you it sounds like la li lu le lo but put you're tongue on the roff of you're mouth and try pronouncing la and do it to the other aswell so boom i cured you're ra ri ru re ri problem
This Japanese is so all over the place (Duolingo not u) dw
Aww. Thought you were gonna speed run the entire course. I’m disappointed now…
I might make a Duolingo style Toki Pona course now...
käse
When I was watching the vid, I got a ad that copied duolingo!!!!!☠️💀☠️🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I'm korean weeb and I'm happy to see this.
buen video
Gracias!
XD
I really hate Kanji, i tried to learn japanese and failed miserably 😻(Edit: That's why I'm trying Korean )