@@cerlie3947 No it is because entire world already know how rude & ill-mannered the chinese tourists were..if it not because of profit from tourism no country in the world wants tourists from china in their country.
That's why asking for things like directions or a recommendation is often replied with them pointing a finger. They know you obviously don't know Japanese, so they'll use body language to convey what they're trying to show
Alex Voxel it should be able to translate japanese back to english but i don't think she demonstrated it in the video 🤔 would be super useful as a two-way translator
*I like the design of the **Bestt.Digital** translator , and charging case. It is little bit heavy. The application is easy to use, but there are things to be improved. For example, I knew the earbud are connected to the phone, but I didn’t know I need to reconfirm it again, so I would be able to use “Speaker mode” . I took sometime to find it though.*
Believe it or not but yesterday, I came across this device (not sure about the brand though). I was alone in a pizzeria with a bunch of Japanese guys who actually worked for the designing company so they started to talk to me with the translator and gave me another one to answer back ! It works well if you keep your sentences simple ! They ended up paying my note, so nice of them ! 😊
Hi everyone! One of the comments I get the most is “can I still go to Japan even though I can’t speak Japanese??” and the simple answer is yes! You can get around with simple English and hand gestures, however for those of you still worried about the language barrier ili may be another option for you to think about! It was a challenging day trying not to speak Japanese at all haha. But nonetheless it was really fun trying out ili and seeing what it could do in real life situations! So, thank you to them for providing me with it! :D
Oh wow I remember seeing a sponsored ad on Instagram for ili, people were ripping it apart saying it was a marketing scam because the ad was intentionally muted. But here you are, using it :)
Robert Kutchler I highly doubt it will take our jobs as translators. This works for simple, what I call "Elementary Level" - much like the sentences we learn in our first few years of studying our languages as translators. It works well with "textbook" phrases. Our job as translators is to also convey emotion, hidden meanings and cultural references/slang/shorthand into that of another societal language. We'll still be in business for a while.
Man I'm so worried, languages are my passion, travelling and exploring is what I live for, I'lI be maybe too strict, but I can't stand (and Imagine) a world where AI translate languages and improve dialogues between cultures like nowadays people do
I miss Japan so much! I have already visited the country in Spring time so I still have 3 seasons left before I can complete my bucketlist to experience all the Japanese seasons!
I think because she was saying thank you. Not thank you so much ^^ but that machine is so much fun. You can easily comunicate with the other. That the most important think
With basic Japanese skills, you can ask most of the questions posed. The problem comes with when you hear their response because it's either: A) too fast or in an accent too heavy for you to understand or B) full of words you've never heard of or don't know the meaning Very rarely have I had a yes/no answer to any questions I've asked.
Where is the toilet? What kind of long response do you expect from that? ^_^;; Basic Japanese skill is one thing, vocabulary is another. People might be able to construct the correct sentence structure but they might not the word for certain things. It is for those type of situations.
theworldhere247 oh yeah he claims to be a Japanese national, therefore he must be one, right? You're a moron. And what makes me a weeb? The fact that I disagreed with his initial comment? For your information, I lived and worked in Japan for ten years. So go fuck yourself.
Well, you have to make an effort. This translator is only one way anyway. If she was a foreigner she'd have to know at least basic Japanese, is my feeling.
I've been thinking about getting one for when I go to japan some day. I wasn't sure it was real, but now I know it is! Thank you! And I love your videos!
Post Japan depression hahaha - I went nearly 6 years ago for the first time, and up until I went last year I thought about it nearly everyday! even going to other countries in between it was never the same.. and I still want to go back !!
The first dude had a really harsh job..he already was tired and he literally got ordered to make it more tough.....still under that condition he agreed with a smile on his face....that guy is a legend...😢😢
It was a 10sec Sprint for a video he 100% knew she was going to ask him to do that he even started to turn before she asked. Don't take it so seriously it's obviously a scripted video.
I don't know about this one, man. As a language learner, it kinda takes the fun out of it and that sort of high when you butcher their language but correct yourself along the way as you start using it more and more. Use this if you want, but learning the language has a more human feel than just pointing a robot at someone's mouth. Even if it is just basic phrases and such.
i would love to learn japanese but it is a longer and more complex language to learn. i agree with you but its still a cool product. i don't personally travel unless i have some basics of the local language
Orrr for those of us that don't have time, but have always wanted to go, and only booked their trip a couple of months in advance, it's not that easy to learn a new language, so this is for people like myself who have a full-time work schedule and other obligations outside of work on a daily basis that make it difficult to learn Japanese.
"Can I try one?" As a traveller, I see that the woman got pissed off by that question. In her eyes, what the girl wanted was to use her politeness to get one free piece. That was really rude of her. People, don't do this. The Japanese are very friendly and humble. But just because they didn't confront you directly, doesn't mean you can do anything you like. Please consider the feelings of others. Especially in foreign countries.
@@tharencetung3436 the problem is the intention not the action after that. Wanting something for free without them offer it to you, is in Japan a NoGo and a sign of rudeness and an effrontery
Those guys are actually douchebags. I saw them making fun of passengers when the passenger is "ugly". And when the passenger is beautiful, sometimes they try to hit on her.
passive_ghost+ You have a good point, but those guys usually stick together with the others at the same location in Asakusa, and they are not a big group. So I`m kinda generalizing the group as a whole.
I tired using that and there was a loud person next to me. I was gonna say, "Can I get a box of sushi?" But with the loud person next to me screaming about something, it translated into "Can I get a hot jiggle?" I dont know how that happened but I dont feel comfortable using it anymore. Im gonna stick with google translate.
Girl: "Can I try one?" Translator: "一つ試しに食べてみても良いですか？" (lit: Is it ok if I, as a test, try eating one of those?) The fact that the translator correctly guessed the context this is being said in to use the Japanese word for "to eat" (食べる) in it's translation seems a bit sus to me.
i guess they only showed the times where the thing worked correctly. who knows, maybe it failed like 80% of the time and we only get to see some of the 20%
i guess they only showed the times where the thing worked correctly. who knows, maybe it failed like 80% of the time and we only get to see some of the 20%
Haha we definitely need to have a man's voice for guys who want to use this! AND would you be able to do a video teaching us most useful Japanese travel phrases? Learning the language is part of the fun of travelling abroad!
You can get the cancer by the counterfeilt commodity of food of eating in china where the people were very cunning and dishonest using some tricky bribery manner to cheat the people.
That's the MAIN problem of that thing, I remember traveling to China and asking questions and everyone understood and replied but I just stood there and was like what the hell did they just say ? Eventually took a piece of paper out and they would draw or write numbers on it...
Actually, I heard from a Japanese youtuber that they're taught English very well in their schools. Except, they don't know how to speak it. The youtuber said the teachers they have to teach English can only teach them English but they not teach them how to speak English. The youtuber said that's a pretty bothering problem they have in their education system although it's changing at some places slowly. Atleast that's what I heard
If was her, i will pay him twice than normal price.Coz i feel pity on him. Even he's a guy and have a tough body but he's still human being and Im sure he's tired pulling that thing around the city with customer on it.
@@FFVII7321 its his job, and its not as heavy as it looks also, if you tip in japan, your money is not only being refused by 99.9% of people, most would also see you as unfriendly because being tipped hurts their pride
Beautiful and useful video which can inspire to visit Japan. How cheerful she is ! Japanese people are very very humble, polite and cooperative. A dress like kimono is very nice.Really the one who can visit Japan is lucky. There are so many places of interest in great Japan. Such videos are joyful but one humble suggestion : Just speak slowly so others can clearly understand. Congratulations for such a sweet video !
I've seen this device! A Japanese tourist here in Honolulu came up to me and asked for directions using this lil doo dad. Very cute! I've been using google translate for subjects I don't know how to discuss with Japanese tourists and it's pretty good too.
Why is ili one-way, not two-way? December 16, 2017 23:50 For the time being, ili is focused on you, the traveler. ili's one-way translation is optimized for quick and efficient communication to help get you to where you want to go, tell what you want to do. Here's a short video from CEO Takuro Yoshida explaining ili's one-way functionality and why it was preferred over two-ways. support.iamili.com/hc/en-us/articles/115007120148-Why-is-ili-one-way-not-two-way-
I can see that overall, the device translated quite well. However, you have to know that language is dynamic and given how advanced technology is, there would still be some mistakes. For example, at 0:49 and 5:47 when she said "thank you" and the device translated it as "arigatou" which is not wrong literally but considered impolite to use when talking to strangers. "Arigatou" is an informal thank you while the formal one (and which should be translated into) is "arigatou gozaimasu". So you see, these kind of issues can't be detected by technology. But it could also be due to the tone she's using. I noticed that she said thank you in a bright tone which made the device translated it to the informal thank you in a bright tone too. I personally would love to learn the languages myself, to me that'd be more meaningful. It "connects" better too. I mean, after all we're humans communicating with humans. It's fine to use the device when it's important and you wouldn't want to say something wrong and made someone uncomfortable. I understand that it's impossible to learn all the languages of the countries you're visiting but I don't mean, master the language (become fluent at it). It's sufficient just by learning basic phrases. I mean, the effort is what counts.
Same. I can hear some lines of it. Not really clear, though. "Jangan lupa ...." "... yang mana?" "... satu ... dua ...." (edited) After further listening to it, I can hear more. "... dua ratus gram."
Watching a video about a translator with a Google translator "In this vídeo I Will be exploring a sex toy with Billy a wifi free infant translator" Wut?????
Can it translate Japanese to English? If you're only using that to translate then they will understand what you're saying but what if you don't understand Japanese.
BUT what if the person CANT understand their answer? Like Ikura Desuka, but if I don't know numbers in Japanese whatever they respond I won't understand either way.
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Japanese people so very polite and respectful! This video made me smile a lot! Wishing to go to japan someday!
@@darksideage is it because of the pollution ?
Grace Wood some japanese are good
Some japanese are bad
@@cerlie3947 No it is because entire world already know how rude & ill-mannered the chinese tourists were..if it not because of profit from tourism no country in the world wants tourists from china in their country.
@@darksideage oh ok😸
@@pac4941 yeah some Japanese people are not as kind. But in japan its kind of normal to be polite and nice. So it's very nice.
She so pretty in the Kimono. Translate app is dope. Maybe it can help translate my english with proper english.
Sung Ha Yukata. not Kimono. she'd die from heat stroke if you make her wear a kimono now that it's summer here in Tokyo
Michael Santos it's Yukata 浴衣
ShinYūgen that's what i said
Michael Santos yeah I didn't see it haha
Omg hahhaahahaha my problem too!
5:10 -Like a princess!
5:13 - Yes, you are a princess!
Well done!
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@@tmobilewang2029 well, this took a strange turn...
@@dear_myself EW
I wasn't expecting this here. lol
It's weird when a grown up man with big beard and tatoo using this device.
This device will translate a macho thank you into kawaii arigatou 😂
Hahahaha your comment is hilarious :P Maybe we need to get the company to have a button where you can pick the voice of the translator!
Rama Adhi PS ahahha exactly the Japanese voice so cute XD
internationally ME anyway its a very helpfull device. I'm okay with the kawaii voice, at least it can make people smile when hear it 😁
ryehaaan yeah, and the people are so nice!
ahahaha i think that too
But if they reply only in japanese that can be a problem
That's why asking for things like directions or a recommendation is often replied with them pointing a finger. They know you obviously don't know Japanese, so they'll use body language to convey what they're trying to show
Alex Voxel
it should be able to translate japanese back to english but i don't think she demonstrated it in the video 🤔 would be super useful as a two-way translator
Eric Lee Piano not really, this device can only translate it into the other language not to translate the other language into the default back
m ・ ́ω・ it's kinda hard to learn the languages of every country you go to, that's why things like this exist
"Learn the language and stop being lazy" Cuz yeah, everyone learns a language fluently before their 2 weeks vacation. Are you really that dumb?
*I like the design of the **Bestt.Digital** translator , and charging case. It is little bit heavy. The application is easy to use, but there are things to be improved. For example, I knew the earbud are connected to the phone, but I didn’t know I need to reconfirm it again, so I would be able to use “Speaker mode” . I took sometime to find it though.*
Believe it or not but yesterday, I came across this device (not sure about the brand though). I was alone in a pizzeria with a bunch of Japanese guys who actually worked for the designing company so they started to talk to me with the translator and gave me another one to answer back ! It works well if you keep your sentences simple ! They ended up paying my note, so nice of them ! 😊
2:33 A: Can I try one?
B: Yeah, 60 yen.
Isn't that a "no"?
Not really. She pointed at a bag of them. So instead of having to buy full bag without trying, she got an opportunity to buy just one for a try out.
Totoro Zhen yep
Thats a ''no"!!😂😂
60 yen is cheap theres a possibility in my currency it can be 2-6
Well 60 yen it's roughly 50 cents, not a big problem to be honest.
Turn on the english caption then go to this time:
0:09
Oh god-
So the gadget she used basically a sex toy?
Dan *Dan NO-*
😂🔫
I hope billy knows what he is in for
Hi everyone! One of the comments I get the most is “can I still go to Japan even though I can’t speak Japanese??” and the simple answer is yes! You can get around with simple English and hand gestures, however for those of you still worried about the language barrier ili may be another option for you to think about!
It was a challenging day trying not to speak Japanese at all haha. But nonetheless it was really fun trying out ili and seeing what it could do in real life situations! So, thank you to them for providing me with it! :D
internationally ME where or how can I go about obtaining an ili translator ?
iamili.com/
There ya go :)
美の女神
internationally ME Great, Thank you :) Enjoy your day !
Technology has recreated itself!
Oh wow I remember seeing a sponsored ad on Instagram for ili, people were ripping it apart saying it was a marketing scam because the ad was intentionally muted.
But here you are, using it :)
Well, this video is also an ad, being a sponsored video and all.
Philip Chi this is sponsored :)
ili : **Uses the translator to translate "Thank you"**
Weaboos : *Pathetic*
lol😂
Isn’t it easy to say thank you in Japanese arigato gozamious I think I spell wrong a bit but ask Siri
@@shirokun4109 Yeah, it's Arigatou Gozaimasu
Like seriously 😂
So true---
This thing better not take my translating job.
Robert Kutchler I highly doubt it will take our jobs as translators. This works for simple, what I call "Elementary Level" - much like the sentences we learn in our first few years of studying our languages as translators. It works well with "textbook" phrases. Our job as translators is to also convey emotion, hidden meanings and cultural references/slang/shorthand into that of another societal language. We'll still be in business for a while.
"a while."
Iceechibi Oh great now I'm starting to wonder if my Japanese degree was worth it
Lol
Man I'm so worried, languages are my passion, travelling and exploring is what I live for, I'lI be maybe too strict, but I can't stand (and Imagine) a world where AI translate languages and improve dialogues between cultures like nowadays people do
Jesus that guy in the beginning is really cute
+AnimeRocket he gay probably
Kinn Lao I don't think he's gay just naturally cheerful and bubbly.
The one in the back or the one talking with her?
0:37
He acts like my cousin like even looks like him lol
Jon Kartor nope, Japanese people are just like that, very nice and cheerful.
*Wait, I thought people in Japan talked with subtitles. Was I wrong??* 😐😐😅
Lol
Yes that's stupid
You ruined my kawaii moment
I think you need to turn on the captions 🤔
Namjoon's crab addiction lol it’s an anime joke
ITS DORAEMON! IM DEAD.😂
Mimi lol
Translation tool.....never for once I thought in my childhood that it'll become reality
@@smileofadreameryou have to eat translation tool XD
@Glitter Diamond yes😄
@Glitter Diamond i still watch doraemon
that guy pulling your ride has a handsome voice I like him. ❤
Turn on captions...
English: “Please go faster”
Japanese: Please don’t bother I am a gang
Oh seriously? Are is this another joke?
2:39 The Moment She Thought She May Get That 1PIECE FOR FREE (:
LOL
Bww Irving I was searching for u lol
Bhahahaha ikr. LOL
Lol
lol, yeah she wanted to try a sample and get away with it
looking gorgeous in kimono 😁
I miss Japan so much! I have already visited the country in Spring time so I still have 3 seasons left before I can complete my bucketlist to experience all the Japanese seasons!
0:40 It's doraemon!
Damn boy,welcome to the Doraemon gang! :D
Doraemon was my favorite show :D
Yaaaahhhhhhh
3:33 he’s cute! Wtf I’m in love
Yuyu Htoo the old man? Sure haha
OMG SAME
@@gracewood6768 yes. A cool grandpa
@@gracewood6768 Very cute old man
Get it. You gon ride him beast?
5:24 first time i heard the translator, i thought it was said "what the hell are u doing itte kudasai"
omg lol i heard that too
Damn now I hear it too
the Japanese rickshaw was so much fun. Thanks for such cute video.
I thought the girl was the translator
why does the translator voice sound like an anime character
I was about say that.
because anime voices are recorded by actual people. you know, it might shock you but anime is not real.
Vitamin Too how?
@Vitamin Too you know sarcasm?
Moe character?
"Arigatou" usually uses for a quite close relationship. If you want to thanks someone you meet for the first time, it should be "arigatou gozaimasu".
Cong Binh Nguyen dosent matter
@@awesomepuppy215 No, they are correct. Well, if you're polite, you should say it with "gozaimasu" because it's commonly used.
@@awesomepuppy215 it matters in Japan
@@awesomepuppy215 it's matter first of all im not japanese it's sign for respect
I think because she was saying thank you. Not thank you so much ^^ but that machine is so much fun. You can easily comunicate with the other. That the most important think
With basic Japanese skills, you can ask most of the questions posed.
The problem comes with when you hear their response because it's either:
A) too fast or in an accent too heavy for you to understand or
B) full of words you've never heard of or don't know the meaning
Very rarely have I had a yes/no answer to any questions I've asked.
Same issues exist with not really knowing a language when using a phrasebook - you have to decipher the replies.
Where is the toilet?
What kind of long response do you expect from that? ^_^;;
Basic Japanese skill is one thing, vocabulary is another. People might be able to construct the correct sentence structure but they might not the word for certain things. It is for those type of situations.
Funny fact:
She got a cameraman with her and asking people to take photo.
(Coming soon)
Nirab Roy you noticed that
I have to clap to you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@عبداللهحنش-ذ8خ Thank you man for appreciating My hardwork 😔
So who will take the video?
Lol
@@clifflifeofw1595 you can take pictures from the video itself, very easy to do
Without her smiles and friendly character, this won't work so well, I guess.
enTRAnCETOnowHERE you've obviously never been to Japan then.
I was born and raised in Japan and my parents are japanese. Probably I've never been to your 'Japan' then. Is it a restaurant or something?
Alex What now? A weeb thinks he knows Japan better than a national?
theworldhere247 oh yeah he claims to be a Japanese national, therefore he must be one, right? You're a moron. And what makes me a weeb? The fact that I disagreed with his initial comment? For your information, I lived and worked in Japan for ten years. So go fuck yourself.
Well, you have to make an effort. This translator is only one way anyway.
If she was a foreigner she'd have to know at least basic Japanese, is my feeling.
...or you can learn Japanese, which is actually FUN!
One word... Kanji...
Supernova i find particles and verb conjugation more difficult than kanji
Supernova grammar seems more difficult than kanji 😂😂😂
Tatsuya Nakajima it's fun but when it comes to grammar...
But when you just have 2 day stopevers this device can be really helpful
4:15 mission failed she spoke japanese
yeah one wore but not to communicate 🙁😒
the 2 guys on the left at 0:36 are so cute omg
You should love them for their mind not their body ha ha ha .
You need a glass of water
Lol u noticed to
Sugoi doraemon da!😂😂
Green Mango Yes they are sex machines .
Can Translate From Japanesse To English To?
did you even watch it?
kenji I think he meant, what other language it could translate?
kenji did you? It didnt translate Japanese back to English...
It can translate more than 30 languages
@@kotharoselyn2161 where can I buy one?
why Japanese are so kind and polite? love Japan
If u come as tourists
I've been thinking about getting one for when I go to japan some day. I wasn't sure it was real, but now I know it is! Thank you! And I love your videos!
Awesome :) Hope it makes your trip go smoother!
4:34 what is the guy in the red t-shirt in the back doing...
Exercise
He's being kawaii
Maybe his legs are numbing
he's bored as hell
When he was exercising he realized there was a camera 😅
0:37 make my day.. The guy who said " IT'S DORAEMON! " LOL
It is not doraemon
@@tgmtf5963 he said it's doraemon -_-
angela always got rejected by animal, and yet she still love them. 😁😍
Ha ha. It is true ! She normally has a bad experience with animals when filming !!
Animal knows when someone is not good☻
0:39 the guys at the back. :D *cute*
OH NIGGA YOU GAY
What the problem being gay?? Assholes
GAYY
Wth is wrong with being gay
There’s a lot of problems being gay and there’s a lot of problems being straight. So what do you mean by ”what’s wrong with being gay”?
She got shot down when she asked whether she could get a free piece.
God bless this lady
I was just there two weeks ago. I miss Japan so much!
Post Japan depression hahaha - I went nearly 6 years ago for the first time, and up until I went last year I thought about it nearly everyday! even going to other countries in between it was never the same.. and I still want to go back !!
Yep I got withdrawals too! But going back in November :D Japan seems to leave an impression on your soul that u can't quite shake :)
bonnierin I went last month for a week. I miss it so much!!!
I went last September for my wifes birthday. We've been thinking about going back ever since!
I was an exchange student in 1983 and I still miss it!!
Congrats on 100,000 Subscribers, you made my Japan trip great thanks to all your tips. Good luck with your channel and your whatever you do (:
turn on the english captions at 0:10 :
“In this video I will be exploring a sex toy”
Hossein Mirzaie xD nice one
LOLIPICHU :3 “...With Billy a wi-fi free infant...”
@@Fulllife3.2 *"wifi free infant translator"
5:40 was I the only one who was anxious about the man. I think he is asking for payment
Lol what if
paid before the ride
He was mostly not
Its japan so, no he isnt
In Japan, everything is paid first.
That guy is like yeah i know what thankyou means but i'm not going to ruin it for show effect
Wdym?
@Adam LB wtf? Dude you know that not all Asians are Japanese right? She could be chinese, thai, etc..
These People are very understanding and helpful . Nice
Is that a Wii stick lol 😂
r/woosh
@padparadscha * no shit sherlock
Tanay P. This isn’t reddit. Also it’s woooosh with 4 o’s.
3:35 the guy is so cute
"Sugooii it's doraemon!!" Im dying 😂😂😂
The first dude had a really harsh job..he already was tired and he literally got ordered to make it more tough.....still under that condition he agreed with a smile on his face....that guy is a legend...😢😢
It was a 10sec Sprint for a video he 100% knew she was going to ask him to do that he even started to turn before she asked. Don't take it so seriously it's obviously a scripted video.
pussy
I don't know about this one, man.
As a language learner, it kinda takes the fun out of it and that sort of high when you butcher their language but correct yourself along the way as you start using it more and more.
Use this if you want, but learning the language has a more human feel than just pointing a robot at someone's mouth. Even if it is just basic phrases and such.
i would love to learn japanese but it is a longer and more complex language to learn. i agree with you but its still a cool product. i don't personally travel unless i have some basics of the local language
Orrr for those of us that don't have time, but have always wanted to go, and only booked their trip a couple of months in advance, it's not that easy to learn a new language, so this is for people like myself who have a full-time work schedule and other obligations outside of work on a daily basis that make it difficult to learn Japanese.
Kederen Orrrr just buy a book and read it on the plane, dude.
Don't live in the past acknowledge the technology that is making things more simple and easy to understand.
iamjohnporter67 I mean you could use Duolingo if you're THAT lazy... XD
"Can I try one?"
As a traveller, I see that the woman got pissed off by that question. In her eyes, what the girl wanted was to use her politeness to get one free piece. That was really rude of her. People, don't do this. The Japanese are very friendly and humble. But just because they didn't confront you directly, doesn't mean you can do anything you like. Please consider the feelings of others. Especially in foreign countries.
Well after try some and buy it? Is that a problem too?
@@tharencetung3436 the problem is the intention not the action after that. Wanting something for free without them offer it to you, is in Japan a NoGo and a sign of rudeness and an effrontery
3:34 The boy in the blue shirt 😅😍
4 DOWN
ooh Alondra *hot boy alert*
*white shirt
SleepyDoopy 1 😂
Looks like my 14 year old nephew
(BTW he my nephew is older then me by one year)
two guys at 0:39 is so hawt xD
Tralala T the one at the back 😂😂😂
Tralala T That's what I thought too! I looked thought comment section to see if anyone noticed. XD The first guy talking to her is adorable!
Those guys are actually douchebags. I saw them making fun of passengers when the passenger is "ugly". And when the passenger is beautiful, sometimes they try to hit on her.
SuperAvocado how do you know wtg
passive_ghost+ You have a good point, but those guys usually stick together with the others at the same location in Asakusa, and they are not a big group. So I`m kinda generalizing the group as a whole.
This is the proof that Japanese people are adorable and as helpful as can be.
Fr. I adore these people so much.
I tired using that and there was a loud person next to me. I was gonna say, "Can I get a box of sushi?" But with the loud person next to me screaming about something, it translated into "Can I get a hot jiggle?" I dont know how that happened but I dont feel comfortable using it anymore. Im gonna stick with google translate.
Japan is now happy
This could be actually good for learning Japanese
Its actually pretty cool watching people being happy😊
That cute remote control voice is totally adorable 😍 like everyone would in love with it XD
0:37 the guy on the left was cute though
like tanaka from haikyuu
yeah why is nobody talking about him
BOTH OF THEM ARE SOOO CUTE
Girl: "Can I try one?"
Translator: "一つ試しに食べてみても良いですか？" (lit: Is it ok if I, as a test, try eating one of those?)
The fact that the translator correctly guessed the context this is being said in to use the Japanese word for "to eat" (食べる) in it's translation seems a bit sus to me.
What kind of sorcery is that? 😲
Haha..fuck you
yeah this whole thing seems to be a sponsored ad, i've been getting ads for this translator with clips from this video.
i guess they only showed the times where the thing worked correctly. who knows, maybe it failed like 80% of the time and we only get to see some of the 20%
i guess they only showed the times where the thing worked correctly. who knows, maybe it failed like 80% of the time and we only get to see some of the 20%
This is the reason why I really want to go to Japan! I love the people and their culture. Yoku Yatta! ❤
im going to use this video to convince my mom to have a trip to Japan
She is SOOO NICEEE
Haha we definitely need to have a man's voice for guys who want to use this! AND would you be able to do a video teaching us most useful Japanese travel phrases? Learning the language is part of the fun of travelling abroad!
That's a great video suggestion :D
internationally ME where can i get this ? Can i rent it or buy it ?
You can get the cancer by the counterfeilt commodity of food of eating in china where the people were very cunning and dishonest using some tricky bribery manner to cheat the people.
I am a guy and I would prefer the female voice. It comes across more neutral and friendly, imo.
but they reply in japanese... xD can it not record their answer & change it to english?
Your profile picture..... HI IM NATSU
lmao
They decided not to do two way due to the fact that most people wouldn't know what to do with it
That's the MAIN problem of that thing, I remember traveling to China and asking questions and everyone understood and replied but I just stood there and was like what the hell did they just say ? Eventually took a piece of paper out and they would draw or write numbers on it...
Why not just told them to reply back to the ili n well you can get the translation. Heh 😂
the translator voice is so cute
0:01 "please go faster"
Man : Pulls out a katana
Some of the people she "spoke" to actually understood English.
Actually, I heard from a Japanese youtuber that they're taught English very well in their schools. Except, they don't know how to speak it. The youtuber said the teachers they have to teach English can only teach them English but they not teach them how to speak English. The youtuber said that's a pretty bothering problem they have in their education system although it's changing at some places slowly. Atleast that's what I heard
Japan is a so clean and beautiful country
I feel bad for him the guy pulling
Me too
If was her, i will pay him twice than normal price.Coz i feel pity on him. Even he's a guy and have a tough body but he's still human being and Im sure he's tired pulling that thing around the city with customer on it.
@@FFVII7321
its his job, and its not as heavy as it looks
also, if you tip in japan, your money is not only being refused by 99.9% of people, most would also see you as unfriendly because being tipped hurts their pride
@@dandekku oh i never know about that coz its different at my country Anyways thanks for telling me my friend
@@FFVII7321 It's his job tho. so it's ok as long as he agree to your request
I'm totally in love with Japan
I love japan... One day i will visit japan....its seems fun people are all polite
I love Japan & Arigato ili-san ❤️
Me: You're already dead
Translator: Omae Wa Mou Shin Dei Rou
Japanese Person: **NANI**
ワロタｗｗｗ
you should not say that directly to a japanese person xD
you typed that bad
@@DamianPKP you*
@@ShippoAlex LUL
Beautiful and useful video which can inspire to visit Japan. How cheerful she is ! Japanese people are very very humble, polite and cooperative. A dress like kimono is very nice.Really the one who can visit Japan is lucky. There are so many places of interest in great Japan. Such videos are joyful but one humble suggestion : Just speak slowly so others can clearly understand. Congratulations for such a sweet video !
damn the guys here are hot especially the rikshaw guy
I've seen this device! A Japanese tourist here in Honolulu came up to me and asked for directions using this lil doo dad. Very cute! I've been using google translate for subjects I don't know how to discuss with Japanese tourists and it's pretty good too.
Why is ili one-way, not two-way?
December 16, 2017 23:50
For the time being, ili is focused on you, the traveler. ili's one-way translation is optimized for quick and efficient communication to help get you to where you want to go, tell what you want to do.
Here's a short video from CEO Takuro Yoshida explaining ili's one-way functionality and why it was preferred over two-ways.
support.iamili.com/hc/en-us/articles/115007120148-Why-is-ili-one-way-not-two-way-
I can see that overall, the device translated quite well. However, you have to know that language is dynamic and given how advanced technology is, there would still be some mistakes. For example, at 0:49 and 5:47 when she said "thank you" and the device translated it as "arigatou" which is not wrong literally but considered impolite to use when talking to strangers. "Arigatou" is an informal thank you while the formal one (and which should be translated into) is "arigatou gozaimasu". So you see, these kind of issues can't be detected by technology. But it could also be due to the tone she's using. I noticed that she said thank you in a bright tone which made the device translated it to the informal thank you in a bright tone too. I personally would love to learn the languages myself, to me that'd be more meaningful. It "connects" better too. I mean, after all we're humans communicating with humans. It's fine to use the device when it's important and you wouldn't want to say something wrong and made someone uncomfortable. I understand that it's impossible to learn all the languages of the countries you're visiting but I don't mean, master the language (become fluent at it). It's sufficient just by learning basic phrases. I mean, the effort is what counts.
You: Do You Know Where The Restroom is
Translator: Do You Know Where The Kitchen Is So I Can Take A Sh*t
I only know Japanese word "Kawaii" 😂
Rohit Eligeti you should also know this one: 私わひどい下痢です。 It means how are you doing. It's pronounced watashiwa hidoigerisedu
I will only say, don't rely on MiskaterHD's advice
@@professorsogol5824 lol
@@Mickieotheros I see what you did there.....I read and read the sentence until I realized you were pranking him 😂😂😂😂
Watashi wa Ninjon desu!
I love how she asks the question using that ili.
But somehow understands what they are answering
1-every body is using cycle
2-kind people
3-adorable environment
Love From INDIA 🇮🇳
I want to visit there once in my life
02:08 -02:15 I hear people talking with Indonesian language.
Yusuf Abdul Qohhar could be Malay
Same. I can hear some lines of it. Not really clear, though.
"Jangan lupa ...."
"... yang mana?"
"... satu ... dua ...."
(edited)
After further listening to it, I can hear more.
"... dua ratus gram."
Kikoenai darou
Nerfed Bee -TNB No it's not malay, they used "Jangan" with A pronounce not E pronounce, their accents also not malay.
Claim lgi
I love japan coz of japanese people...they are such a kind hearted and helpful people...❤🙏
Love Japan 🇯🇵..... From India 🇮🇳
India is cool
Marry me rickshaw guys
rickshaw pulling guys are sooo cute and kind☺
That's why My fav country Japan is 30-50 years ahead of the world 😘😘😘💓💓💓😍
Watching a video about a translator with a Google translator
"In this vídeo I Will be exploring a sex toy with Billy a wifi free infant translator"
Wut?????
Bad caption
people in japan are so cute... love the.
I love Japan such beautiful country I have ever seen .... From India ..😍😍😍
Thank you😍
I'm Japanese😊
Can it translate Japanese to English?
If you're only using that to translate then they will understand what you're saying but what if you don't understand Japanese.
Jack D I think yes
Probably into text, but i dont see it.. i see them trying to respond in english
Mind blow bro...😁😁😁
I'm going to Japan next year and your chanel helps me to plan it. Thank you so much!
Google translate : *laughs in bad translation*
Everyone is so nice 😊
"Sugoi doraemon"😂😂😂 im so dead
BUT what if the person CANT understand their answer? Like Ikura Desuka, but if I don't know numbers in Japanese whatever they respond I won't understand either way.
Zazzikipcia
Bring a notepad n ask them to write the numbers.
If she was at a shop, they would defintely have paper n pen, or the most common way, they use a calculator or even a smartphone.
You could learn most practical Japanese numbers
Japanese shops like to use a calculator and show you the amount you need to pay.