Learn Japanese in 3 Hours - ALL the Japanese Basics You Need
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You've decided to start learning Japanese, so let's build up your vocabulary! In this video, you'll learn some of the most important words and phrases in the Japanese language. If you want to start learning Japanese, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple Japanese, with subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Japanese study.
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I got interested in learning Japanese in my early 30's. I started studying kanji and kana but the spoken part was a challenge. So I went to a lot of sushi bars to talk with the sushi chefs. I found that won me a lot of approval (and free sushi). Subsequently I studied with Japanese exchange students and eventually went to Japan for a short time. After three years I felt pretty proficient and answered an ad looking for a Japanese translator. I applied for the job and to my amazement, I got it! The company was NEC America in New York. I worked there for 23 years and made many trips to Japan. So, what started out as a curious hobby turned into my lifelong career.
There was no RUclips back when I started so instructional videos like this are fabulous learning tools.
Needless to say I love Japan, the country, the culture, the history, the language, the people and don't get me started on the food. The one thing about Japanese as compared to English it is a very logically organized language. I cannot imagine how difficult English is to learn for a foreigner. So, if you want to learn Japanese I say: "Ganbatte (頑張って!"
is that so? I'm Japanese, but my high school Japanese teacher taught me that English is more logical than Japanese. In English papers, there is a clear structure in which nouns are modified later, but in Japanese papers, this is often not so clear, so you end up not knowing what you want to say. is.
Thank you for posting this! I'm in my mid 30's now and just started learning Japanese a few months ago. I always wanted to learn a second language and always loved Japanese culture, but never had a reason to learn the language. I still don't have a good reason other than my own interest, but I'm committed and reading this makes me hopeful it will lead to an unexpected adventure like yours.
Let's appreciate this is something that u can access anytime anywhere
And it’s free!
There are better resources out there like Anki with Jlpt series which is far superior to this.
Risa is a legend at this point
Risa got strangely attractive to me after about 15 minutes
Bruh💀
I had to slow down the video to 0.75x to follow along, but I was surprised how much I understood! Thanks, guys!
I would like to say thank you for uploading this. Very helpful!!!
say ありがとう then
This is a great video covering the basics of a wide range of components of the Japanese language.
I have to say - you guys are VERY GOOD. I have signed up to JapanesePod101 - to make a start. Inexpensive - a small re-imbursement for the effort you have put it. Exceptional value in my view. Off to Japan for the first time with my wife - in three weeks time. My simple goal is to nail down - the top 20 short sentences I might need to use everyday. Thanks again. Great work.
Insanely good content!! Thank you so much
This is very helpful time past by very fast before i new it i was already 30 minutes in and learned how to say arigatō sumimasen learned the sov and how to say wa doko desu ka and will learn more later this day or another day since it last 3 hours and you can replay it and adjust some of your time for this and i wanna say arigatō for this video
Thank you for the video.
Thank you soo much ❤
This is pretty good :) Thank you
Thank you so much 💛
I really like this video. Very helpful
Thank you sooo much ❤💛
I'm Japanese and English grammar is hard for me, thank you for learning our language!!
Good luck!! As a native english speaker, english is also hard for us 😅
Good luck. I'm an American and I agree. It's hard for native English speakers also.
Hard for a german/austrian but well done 🙏🏻 Arigato gozaimasu
thank you
ありがとう❤
I'm sorry that this is random but I have been trying to learn japanese (I havent watched the video yet but I know some) and I just got super excited because I could read your comment and understand it! 😄
Sh*t i actually understood that?
@@jimibunniSAMEEE
absolutely stunning🌟
So informative thanks XD 💀✌
great!
I'm 12 and I'm trying to help a new student who arrived in my class and it's helping a lot! ARIGATOU!
This is almost perfect, all it misses are parts that divide the video in chapters
最棒的方式 用英语学习日语！！！
Yes I do feel that I am not knowing enough Japanese. Thanks so much for this lesson.
Same dawg
good job
Thank you for this great work! 素晴らしい仕事をありがとうごさいます。
I always wondered why kanji are still used. Kana and spaces between words would do the same thing :D
i guess to separate the population by "education level" in a kind of class system?
This is great congruently with duolingo
That sounds like a great idea. I’m just 7 days into Duolingo so this has probably come at the right time for me.
Literally went from learning SOV thing to trying to answer a whole a*s conversation 💀
Legit hahahah I thought I missed a lesson or something
The content inside is of very high quality and the design quality is also high, but I feel a gap or a sense of discomfort in that only the quality of the thumbnail design is low. I think it would be better if neutral colors such as pastel colors were selected and used instead of primary colors, which would connect with the sophisticated expression of the overall content and make people want to play the video even more.
I enjoyed this but I have difficulty understanding the difference between "pitch" and "stress" because when I stress a sound/consonant in English, it's not always an elongation of the sound - it's often what seems to be considered a pitch in Japanese.
The American girl has super clear pronunciation. The Japanese girl is super cute and is also doing great.
ありがとう
Arigatō
I love Japan and I wanna move there, :)
Ive hadnt been studing this language for almost 2 years daily now for you to tell me I can learn it in just 3 hours. >.
This video started out really promising but then it just suddenly jumps ahead from basic vowel sounds to complete sentences and dialogues with no bridge in between...
Lesson 1 4:31
Lesson 2 6:48
Lesson 3 12:11
Lesson 4 18:14
23:20 Basic boot camp
shares necessary vocab now
before went over 3 scripts of Japanese and some cultural info.
ありがとう
A ri ga to u indeed :) been learning for a couple of months
43:49 as an absolute beginner I had no idea what was going on.
Yes, it seems it skipped a lot of stuff.
So.. I understand how to pronounce Japanese and I guess I was just looking to get more explanation on the three alphabet systems. So what I sort of get from this is Katakana and Hiragana can be used to spell out Kanji instead of using the typical symbol for a word?
English has two alphabet scripts - lowercase and uppercase. They are two different ways of writing the same characters, in the same way that hiragana and katakana are two different ways of writing the same characters.
Japanese has 3, though, and they aren't used the same way.
Hiragana is akin to standard script, katakana is for borrowed / loan words, and Kanji represents concepts / objects :)
@@matthewsherriff1469 Kanji = hell lol. thats the main thing i struggle with. Hiragana and Katakana are far more easier to me. even as an English ( American ) speaker.
43 minutes and 30 seconds, that escalated quickly.
Enjoyed it until listening skills section:I am a beginner with a vocabulary of a few words. How am I to make sense of the dialogues?
Listen and try to recognize the sounds is how I do it. It's like going to Japan and listening to native speakers. I found that watching certain anime in Japanese with no subtitles is actually helping with my pronunciation. When I learn new words.
I've been studying Japanese since 1988 And I still don't know enough.
attempting to use your host country's language opens doors and helps you find friends
funny how whenever you type in “learning” into the YT search bar, “learning Japanese” is the first one that comes up. Must be a lot of us huh? 😅
对
the skill level jump at 44:00 is crazy
hahahahahahahahaha yes indeed
ALOHA & MAHALO~!
I’m sorry it’s GOMEN NASAI excuse me Risa but you are thé best-seller teacher
I am from Indonesia
I want to learn Japanese but I wonder why most of the courses here have high prices, well how many ways can I think of?
learn English to learn Japanese
or saving money to attend Japanese courses
learning bibs
(what should I choose)
I’m in love with Risa
The first 4:30 on the benefits of learning another language isn't really necessary. The fact that we came to this video means we probably know this already.
頑張れ 頑張れ
17:51 - 1
ありがとうございます
I have a question, why is リんご spelled by mixing hiragana and katakana?
haha! You guys just posted this but this video is very old. She's talking about how Japan is going to host the summer olympics in Tokyo in 2020. haha!
is this a reupload? it mentions the "upcoming" 2020 olympics in tokyo
I appreciate of Japanese Languages.
I wish I knew Japanese. I’ll update this in 3 hours, LETS GO
Update ?
@@maxrileywood こんにちは。更新するのを忘れました。うまくいきます！
@@maxrileywood would recommend.
Yes you can give us all the information we need to learn Japanese, but at my age now to retain what I have learned is very difficult. Not sure why I want to learn this language, I will never go to Japan again. Was there back in the 1970's. I do not know any Japanese friends in the US. So another words, I am just winging it the best that I can. What I get will be the best that I can do. Will never be fluent in this language. Not expecting much.
2:59 4th
Ohayou
12:10
I knew a few of the introductory words from Japanese language discs I'd made in my college days & think the language portions are very good.
However, I believe 'throwing' in the writing portions so early in yhe lessons, though interesting, could be VERY discouraging to the average person teetering on going forward & giving up.
Writing Japanese really needs its own separate video & shouldnt be conflated with any "introductory" lessons where getting a feel for the language is so important.
Ari got dough 💖💖💖 💖💖
Why would I waste 3 hours learning Japanese when you've already released a video to teach me Japanese while I'm asleep?
I can’t tell if this is a joke and I hope it is
Your sleeping self is fluent at Japanese now but can only speak Japanese during dream time.
You, the awake self however is still cr** so you got to sit through this to catch up. 😛
Please make a Serbian pod101 please
サンキュー❤❤
The translation of the pronounciation of arigato's R/L is off. The R in arigato is Said like scandinavians say R, and L is no where to be heard,she also says bee not R/L
Makes no sence that sequence
Risa is kawaii
sa you na ra ohayyo gozaymas..watachi morrocan deska..
Free account but you have to pay for the lessons?
43:01 house
2:10 tell that to those who know 4+ other languages and thus constantly forget their mother tongue LOL
"densha de kaerimashita" is giving me the heebie-jeebies... Kanji is Scarwwy
12:30
The first time I read watashi ga 私が and not the usual watashi wa 私は.
Japanese also has stresses to their syllables. "SUmiMAsen", ARiGAtou", "WAsabi". Also to learn pronouncing the "r" sound properly, it's the same as saying the letter "d" but softer, so you might as well teach it that way.
You have Mount fuji and we have mount everest 😎
As a north east India, I can relate to the verb in the end. 😅
Are you from Nagaland?
@@erturtemirbaev5207 naah Arunachal
Udah lancar bahasa korea. Skrg bljr bahasa jepang, alasannya cuma buat gaya doang 😅
Japan will be hosting the 2020 "semi olympics"?
Wow then.
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ちらっと見たけど日本語でRPGをやってて裏ボスを倒すための日本語あんまなかったみたいやから別の攻略動画を探してみるわ😂
裏ボス攻略動画？？おい何期待しに来てんねんてめぇ
អ្នកគ្រូ សុំសសេរ ឈ្មោះខ្ញុំជាភាសាថៃមួយបានទេ សូមអរគុណ🙏
I have a quastion i don't know where should i use the katakana and hiragana even i I mess up letters between the hiragana and katakana💔😭
Katakana is usually for foreign names and loan words, Harry Potter = ハリーポッター would be written all in Katakana for a foreign name , Hamburger = ハンバーガー written all in Katakana because it's a loan word. How do we know which word are loan words? That comes with learning vocabulary. You do not mix Hiragana with Katakana for the same word.
Hiragana can be used instead of Kanji, if you don't know how the Kanji for UP (上) but you know that it's spoken as うえ (u e) you could write it in Hiragana うえ but not in Katakana ウエ
Good morning (o ha yo u) with the Kanji is お早う or with only Hiragana おはよう
I, when referring to oneself (wa ta shi) Kanji 私 or Hiragana わたし
@@Hairy_Takoyakiam can i have a question?? I search hiragana chart but it has no ga in hiragana ,am care to explain??
@@user-bn7hm3kv8e to get GA in hiragana add " (double quote) to the top right of KA か this will turn it to GA が
the " is called a Dakuten and can be added to the K, S, T and H row of your chart
K becomes G, KAか GAが, KIき GIぎ, KUくGUぐ, KEけ GEげ, KOこGOご
S becomes Z
T becomes D
H becomes B
There is also a small circle ° (like temperature degree) called a Handakuten that you can add to the top right of the H row to turn H into P
HAは PAぱ, HIひPIぴ, HUふ PUぷ, HEへ PEぺ, HOほ POぽ
This video is recorded in 2020
あれがとう
"Remember japanese doesn't have stress"
I wish
If yo didn’t smile at 2:36 we are not the same
Is it just me or did they actually write wa (subject marker) wrongly as ha in hiragana?
En español ? 🤔
I didn't know that Mario is from Japan, played it all my childhood
Where did you think it was from? Lol
@@TrillmaticsItaly
@@sgmp1 fair enough it’s an Italian plumber but it’s a Nintendo product though lol
@@Trillmatics facts. I knew that since i was a kid. I was taking a guess on @AdventuresStories behalf 😂. Japan is the GOAT when it comes to gaming 💯
🥰👍👍👍
This is the moment when I started learning Japanese thanks to English language teacher, when my native language is Ukrainian.
44:40 and on is a huge leap in knowledge that the rest of the video didn't prepare us for at all. did you guys even watch these videos before slapping them all together like this? these are absolutely not the basics
there arent any timestamps either
say you want to review something, you have to manually look for it within 3 hours of video. It's like they just skipped that part expecting a frustrated viewer to do it for them. Imagine a textbook w/o a table of contents. It's objectively wrong especially within the context of learning.
Risa讲话为东京腔调
اَلسَّــــــــــــــــلاَمْ عَلَيْـــــــــــــــكُمْ وَ رَحْمَـــــةُ اللہِ وَ بَــــــــرَكَـــــــاْتُهُ
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