Kendo Basics : Japanese Language for the Dojo - The Kendo Show

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In this episode of The Kendo Show, host Andy Fisher takes us through some basic Japanese phrases and words that will help you when training in Japan.
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[@penguins0392]

Just what I was looking for! THank you

[@2dog-trainer]

I just started Kendo in Chicago and found this channel on RUclips. I know these were posted 6 years ago and don't know if you still make these videos, but they have been very helpful to me. I've watched this video and one on basic footwork and shinai swings ( ashi subaki and suburi). So I hope you still produce these videos, but if not "Arigatou Gozaimashita".

[@therespectedlex9794]

Hajimemashite Andy, this vid was uploaded on my 36th birthday. Arigatou

[@agionet]

Thank you for making those videos: they are a great help for those of us who might feel isolated from big city dojos.

[@Jimbo386000]

No problem for the Quality, Andy. You always make great videos, even when you were with AJBTV. :D
Also, "bespoke" is an awesome word that I haven't heard anyone say in awhile. :D

[@Veraxeon]

It's often used in classic men's wear. Suits can be "off the rack", "made to order" or "bespoke". The difference between made to order and bespoke is quite specific to this field though, and I think outside of classic men's wear, it means the same.

[@flakpinapple]

So happy episodes are still coming out. Can't wait to see more.

[@TheGunrebel]

Glad you're still making videos, they really help a lot :D

[@joguic]

Andy this is really useful, specially the pronunciation. MUCHAS GRACIAS!!

[@TheGlovesofMok]

I was really waiting for your episode!! I'm loving it!

[@TraDickens]

I'm new to kendo and these videos help.
ありがとございました
(hope I did that right)

[@teapoweredyugi]

In hiragana, that is usually written as:
ありがとうございました
A ri ga to u go za I ma shi ta
Basically you were missing a syllable, which is understandable for those not used to writing in Japanese.

[@blowera1]

Great video. It would have been nice to see the pronunciation written out under each word also :)

[@fxmoxz9972]

thanks for the good video keep up the good work

[@acevaldo2603]

Arigatou gozaimasu Fisher Sensei

[@tartarart4922]

Thank you!

[@ハッピーチャンネル-r3h]

nice video.

[@monkeyzeetube]

Arigatou gozaimashita Sensei

[@yerim-louisjouga3015]

Djë rē djë.f

[@CyberCreeper22]

this could be edited better