Thank you very much for the video. It is a perfect material for a beginner like me. I felt satisfied that I was able to understand almost the whole story and could clearly hear the words too.
I'm so happy right now. In the beginning I didn't really understand anything because my brain wasn't switched to Japanese if that makes any sense but in the middle and end I could understand everything.
I have spent this year reading each story when I felt ready for the next one. I found out there is a second book! I know what I want for Christmas, LOL. This book has been one of the most useful tools for me so far.
Everyone commenting is way more skilled than I am. I had to really work to get through this. I don't know nearly enough kanji and I have to scroll in my head for katakana.
Nice story and very well presented and explained. Please correct the last sentence in the summary. It should be Riko told Mai that HE (not she) wanted to go to Tokyo and see her.
Lol I came here after learning Japanese for 3 days already 100% understood. JOKES JOKES I have no clue I was told my friend I was a beginner. well I have something for you he said….. and here we are.
I understood the whole story but for some reason I didn’t catch on to their names lmao and I also didn’t know the words for nurse and nursing school but besides that it was easy.
Hi, I'm starting my studies doing Duolingo of japanese everyday. I can't understand anything of the video yet, but I really want to finish Duolingo course to see wich level of japanese I'll achieve after this. It'll make 1 month that I'm practicing with Duolingo in a couple of days.
Hi, i would like improve my conversational english .... If You are interesting, please let me know. I'm Maribel, I'm 39 years old and I live in México.
it's a thing, yeah. You'll also hear "sungoi" instead of "sugoi" and "anrigato" instead of "arigato" sometimes. I wouldn't worry about trying to use it tho
This is called 鼻濁音 (bidakuon)...which can be loosely translated as "Nasal impure consonant/sound" (since consonants like が、ざ、だ、ば、ぱ are called 濁音 ). It is usually spoken by people in Eastern Japan, especially the elderly and is taught in standard pronunciation classes for becoming a NHK anchor or reporter, for instance. This applies only to "g" sounds that are found between vowels, not at the beginning of words, and only if they are not found at the beginning of one of the several nouns that make a compound word....
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I can't believe i was able to understand around 96% of the story! This channel is amazing!
Thank you very much for the video. It is a perfect material for a beginner like me. I felt satisfied that I was able to understand almost the whole story and could clearly hear the words too.
Thanks you so much. I have been studying for about a year and I was able to understand about 90%! It’s great to see my progress has been paying off
what do u use to study with?
i use duolingo but im not sure if that will help me enough,
@@aishaisaacs3798 I'd say I understand 50%-65%, I use duolingo and I'm not even half way done with the course. Just keep doing a little every day...
Ok I take that back, i probably understand 30%-40%
how long did it take yall to learn?
Same! 1 year, about 90% of the story understood in only Japanese. Feels good when you can actually see the progress
I was looking to see how much Japanese I know but the story really caught me
This is great! This is exactly what I was looking for!!!!! I can understand about 45% of it... which to me is a lot 😅 lol
I'm so happy right now. In the beginning I didn't really understand anything because my brain wasn't switched to Japanese if that makes any sense but in the middle and end I could understand everything.
I'm learnin japanese for almost 3 months but I could fully understand the story. It makes me feel good
Only 3 months? Can you tell us what methods/books you are using? I am totally impressed!!!
I would like to know too.
Nice video, I can understand 25/30% But I'll be here in a couple of months and I guess I'll be capable of understanding at least 70%.
Hey keep it up! I am around 1 year in my studys and i actually understoode everything. I hope you getting there soon, too.
頑張ってね！ (´・ω・`)
@@HeriFrias875 it's okay :’>
@@HeriFrias875 probably you're learning in the wrong method
Well, do you?
I have spent this year reading each story when I felt ready for the next one. I found out there is a second book! I know what I want for Christmas, LOL. This book has been one of the most useful tools for me so far.
This is simple learning experience, very useful for spoken Japanese and improve listening skills..doomo arigatoo gozaimas !
Konnichiwa, Pranab desu !
Everyone commenting is way more skilled than I am. I had to really work to get through this. I don't know nearly enough kanji and I have to scroll in my head for katakana.
good job! with your effort and will power, you'll definitely reach fluency quick
Keep going please, ありがとうございます！
Wow, I understood the whole thing! I guess I am making some progress
wow how long have you been studying japanese
This is amazing - you can do shadowing alongside the book!!
Thank you for this, very much helpful for the beginners 😊😊
It is a very nice video. Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot for uploading this.
Excellent! Thank you.
Nice story and very well presented and explained.
Please correct the last sentence in the summary. It should be Riko told Mai that HE (not she) wanted to go to Tokyo and see her.
Lol I came here after learning Japanese for 3 days already 100% understood. JOKES JOKES I have no clue I was told my friend I was a beginner. well I have something for you he said….. and here we are.
This is perfection 🌌🌌🌌
Thank you. It helps a lot.
New subscriber here. ありがとうございます。この物語は意味が分かりに安い、だから僕はこの物語の意味をだいたい分かりました。
Best video ever I love it
I need book for advance learner plz
Arigato🙏
I bought the book and I feel great now I would like to buy the audiobook but I can't find it on Audible. Where can i buy the audiobook?
I can't find it on Audible. Where can i buy the audiobook?
Arigato gozaimasu 🇯🇵🇧🇷🙇
Ty
I understood the whole story but for some reason I didn’t catch on to their names lmao and I also didn’t know the words for nurse and nursing school but besides that it was easy.
I didn’t understand anything. Who can give me advise on what to do , to start out at first. I guess I am not even beginner 😅
Hi, I'm starting my studies doing Duolingo of japanese everyday. I can't understand anything of the video yet, but I really want to finish Duolingo course to see wich level of japanese I'll achieve after this. It'll make 1 month that I'm practicing with Duolingo in a couple of days.
Why does the English speaker keep saying Mai's name wrong? It sounds like he is saying Maya every time. Otherwise this is great.
Maya and Riko gonna hook up for real
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Hi, i would like improve my conversational english .... If You are interesting, please let me know. I'm Maribel, I'm 39 years old and I live in México.
hai, arigatou!
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why does she pronounced "ga" as "nga"? is that how they say it?
it's a thing, yeah. You'll also hear "sungoi" instead of "sugoi" and "anrigato" instead of "arigato" sometimes. I wouldn't worry about trying to use it tho
This is called 鼻濁音 (bidakuon)...which can be loosely translated as "Nasal impure consonant/sound" (since consonants like が、ざ、だ、ば、ぱ are called 濁音 ). It is usually spoken by people in Eastern Japan, especially the elderly and is taught in standard pronunciation classes for becoming a NHK anchor or reporter, for instance. This applies only to "g" sounds that are found between vowels, not at the beginning of words, and only if they are not found at the beginning of one of the several nouns that make a compound word....
Could you produce a bit more youtube video please.
ええ…短いよ。後は何起こったのかな？二人がかわいい… なんかあたしは出荷するこの二人
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