字幕にミスがあったので、ひらがな字幕を訂正します。 There is a subtitle mistake, so I correct the hiragana subtitles. Here → 02:53 せき はこ ❌お席に お運び いたします。 せき も ⭕お席まで お持ち いたします。 言葉の意味は変わらないので、英語字幕に変化はありません。 The meaning of the sentence doesn't change, so there is no change in its English subtitles.
I appreciate your honesty and help for people who are not native speakers. Any language can be difficult to learn, especially when you are not a native speaker and everyone speaks very fast. It's like gibberish, as if you had a dream, but if you have enough practice over time, you can learn to speak any language. Most of us don't have fresh minds like children, but we are still mostly young minds trying to learn as quickly as possible. It is good to not cloud your mind with nonsense or too much of a language you already know well. Thank you for the work you do, brother. Arigato gozaimasu
Its a trait to find your channel, I'm trying to learn Japanese and your videos are different from what ive seen other people do since it feels like im the one who is walking the streets! Thanks for the cool perspective ! ありがとうございました！
Thank you for watching ! There are videos that introduce travel while walking, or some videos teach Japanese without moving without carrying a camera. But I thought it would be interesting if I put them together. It's interesting to watch the real Japan now, isn't it ? Come and watch my videos again !
Yusuke san, I cannot praise you enough for your teaching methods. I will be watching your vlogs over and over again and recommending them to anyone going to Japan and trying to learn Japanese. Real-life situation with subtitles. Excellent! Muffy from Australia
Thank you so much for making this! These are EXTREMELY useful. Last time I went to Japan, I was so anxious to order at restaurants and it was always awkward when they didn't understand what I was saying or vice versa. Please make more of videos of eating out and maybe going to stores as those are the scenarios tourists would encounter the most!
Yes even i found it difficult when hot soup fell on my foot while i was cooking and i had just started learning japnese that time . It was so hard to ask for any help ... but a japnese lady in my hostel was soo nice , she helped go to the hospital too at 12 midnight .. people just go beyond their limits to help youu ... but it was good experience for me ..i learned a lot after that experience ..
I just discovered your channel today. This is what I really need. I want to eat in resto by myself but i'm afraid bc I can't speak nihongo very well. Thank you so much. You deserve more subscriber.
そのきっさてん『サンマルクカフェ』で美味しいクロワッサんが食べられます、『チョコクロ』というクロワッサンですね。 なか卯 ー『日本語が苦手な人には最高ですね』😂 I agree! This video has so many lessons, one have to watch over and over to get all the details. The 語学力 part is thee great lesson in this video. Thank you very much!🙏🙏
You videos are wonderful, even if i would like the kanjii with furigana to learn that too, but i understand the reason you do it and i'm grateful. I have a real hard time understanding some of the real spoken japanese, for example when she says 799yen i really cannot understand it, the seven hundred part... i just can't hear it, even slowing it down :) Thank a lot for your work !
Only found out about your channel recently, but its helped me build confidence in learning japanese. i have a bet with a friend that if my japanese improves by the next time i come japan he will pay for のみほうだい for the both of us
7:43 I have been to Japan 3 times and each time I was going to kaitenzushi first. Right after the airport I was taking a shower and then going to eat sushi. 私は日本に3回行ったことがあります。 そして、最初に回転寿司に行きました。空港を出た、シャワーを浴びて寿司を食べに行きました。 日本は私の好きな国です。 日本の文化、歴史、言語、食べ物が大好きです
I really love all videos thank you so much I am from Nepal dependents viza with my husband I sure I saw the your videos understood easily japanij language 🙏ありがとうございました
Most Indians are able to speak a foreign language in a short period of time, right? Is it because India is a multi-lingual country? Indians living in Japan are often very smart people, so the Japanese perceive Indians as being smart and good at math and language. Maybe in a few years you'll be speaking natural Japanese, too. (^ω^)
Question! 16:40... りょう is amount? like the amount of food? 😯 And thank you SO MUCH again for these videos!! This is exactly what I needed... I especially liked how you pointed out that it is unrealistic to always hope for a textbook-like environment. This is exactly why I struggle... I need practice in a realistic environment but I cannot achieve that in Canada... hehe. Thank you for your amazing videos...
More talking would be a great improvement. Also, if you point out objects and comment or describe something about them , as you walk along on the street, would be highly useful.
Thank you for your comment. (^-^) My channel is a teaching material for listening to real Japanese, so the content of the videos is secondary, listening to conversations between native Japanese speakers is the top priority. And I'm walking alone. Please understand them. But anyway, thank you for your advice !! (^ω^)
I was surprised to see you were saying French toast. I thought maybe i was just hearing a new word wrong 😅 Also, I love these touring videos. Even though I don't understand yet, it's nice to see Japan and learn how to listen for context. ありがとうございます
I have discovered today your channel and is a great learning tool, and also a way to feel in japan for a little bit since we can't come because of the pandemic. I have a question, you didn't say ごちそうさまでした at the end of the ramen meal, is that because ramen is more casual and you don't say it there? or there is some reason?
Extremely good videos and I have subscribed! It is such a good idea you did the hiragana and katakana! You are really thinking from students point of view! Well done and very considerate! Wish you all the success with subscriptions! :) You can see all the amazing little things in an ordinary Japanese life through these videos!! Please keep doing them! 頑張ってください :)
ゆうすけさん、can I please ask a question? I keep watching a lot of Japanese dramas everyday and still find it hard to improve my Japanese, would it be because they are too difficult to understand? What’s your suggestions? anime? Textbooks? Japanese dramas? What’s the fastest way to improve conversational skills in Japanese? Thanks heaps in advance for your advice. :)
@@fifil6404 First of all, I have to say that I am not a qualified Japanese teacher. But from the experience of interacting with many multilinguals, I would say that. First, learn a lot of Japanese words and phrases in textbooks before your listening. Because it makes your listening easier. If you're a intermediate ruclips.net/video/avR9PGMHdwI/видео.html If you're a beginner ruclips.net/video/b-LF-iLS_ys/видео.html ruclips.net/video/LehKoS7-56M/видео.html ↑These are not textbooks, but also good. You can listen it while lying down in your bed. (^_^) It's also not a bad way to learn JLPT. Many foreigners working in Japan have passed JLPT N4 or higher.
@@fifil6404 After that, then you listen to dramas. Listening materials are good for you to be your interest in. For example, people who like anime learn Japanese in anime. Of course, it is also good in dramas. And, you have to speak the Japanese you learned. If you don't start speaking Japanese, you will never be able to speak it. For example, just watching sports doesn't make you good at it, right ? I'm sure you'll have to start talking. I hope you can find your own tips. ruclips.net/video/IATesli5Ezo/видео.html
Thanks so much for the wonderful advice! I really hope to speak fluent Japanese one day! As I never had chance to speak in Australia after staying at Kobe university for 6 months long time ago! The thing with language is all about speaking it isn’t it? 😅thanks heaps 🙏🏻🌈
If you start a patreon, I’m sure you’ll have no trouble finding patrons (including myself).- I would love to support you if the monetary support would help down the line! These are gold!
Thank you o(°∀°)､;'.･ that's the best compliment ! Now I'm not actively trying to raise money with this. I'm taking videos for me to enjoy and for Japanese learners to learn. Foreigners's learning of Japanese is also for the future of Japan. But your comment is the best compliment ! Thank you (*^o^)／＼(^-^*)
I'm studying Japanese with the hope of visiting some day. I'm so worried I'll end up in a situation like the restaurant that has discounts for movie tickets. I'm so scared that someone will ask a question like that and I will have absolutely no idea what they're saying and just get trapped in the restaurant unable to pay forever!
@@joshuahutchings558 "getting trapped in the restaurant unable to pay forever" ↑ ( ´∀`)haha! If the restaurant staffs know you don't speak Japanese, they won't do such a thing. If they can't understand your words, you can just use your body language. There are many foreigners in Japan who cannot speak Japanese. Don't worry😊
Thank you for the excellent video! It was very helpful! Will you also be making an update video just like the additional video for [File .11] ? I wonder if things are still the same nowadays.
I know it’s not common practice in Japan, but I still always get slightly bothered that people don’t say ‘thank you’ to the cashiers or servers. Haha. It feels wrong not to in the US
What’s the difference between ‘sore dake de (that is all) that you said at the curry restaurant , and ijyou desu (that is all) at the ramen restaurant?
The meaning of the two is exactly the same, just in different ways of saying it. But if I had to say the difference, それだけで means "this is all the order." いじょうで means "this is the end of the order."
こんにちはゆうすけさん I hear you say いらないです when the clerk asks if you want a receipt. Would いりません be too formal? Saying both words is about the same time, it does not take any longer to say the formal version. (I know many 日本人 like to take many shortcuts when speaking, cutting down words, not saying particles...)
こんにちは！ いりません isn't too formal. Sorry, I didn't understand the meaning of the question. I didn't know what you wanted to say in this part ↓ [Saying both words is about the same time, it does not take any longer to say the formal version.] If you don't mind, say it in a different way. I'm sorry for my poor English...
Thank you again Yuusuke! I have a question, in Japan it seems common when you eat at a restaurant that a simple "ごちそうさまでした" is enough for manners. In the West it is more common to thank your server, and the clerk when you pay, etc. If I was to say ”ありがとうございます” or ”お疲れ様でした” to the restaurant staff after my meal also is this perhaps too polite?
(^ω^) 日本語を勉強しているなら 日本語でコメントすることは大切です！ I feel It's a little uncomfortable... ↓↓ 「２回目のカレーはおいしいだろう」 ↑ ↑ With this sentence, it's all about the future.Because だろう ＝ will But that is not a mistake. Because だろう also contains the meaning of conjecture. ⭕「２回目のカレーはおいしそうです」 or でした」 Or 「２回目のカレーはおいしそうだと思います」 or 思いました」 ↑ これでOK！
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字幕にミスがあったので、ひらがな字幕を訂正します。
There is a subtitle mistake, so I correct the hiragana subtitles.
Here → 02:53
せき はこ
❌お席に お運び いたします。
せき も
⭕お席まで お持ち いたします。
言葉の意味は変わらないので、英語字幕に変化はありません。
The meaning of the sentence doesn't change, so there is no change in its English subtitles.
this is exactly what I am looking for. Real communication.
Thank you !
I'll keep walking around looking for real Japanese !! (^_-)v
(￣ー￣)＼(^_^)／
who else studying japanese here, realized that theyd be totally screwed if they tried to order in a Japanese restaurant before watching this video lol
私は日本語を勉強します。🥺日本語はとてもむずかしいです。
@@varshajangra1615難しいですね
まじ助かった
I appreciate your honesty and help for people who are not native speakers. Any language can be difficult to learn, especially when you are not a native speaker and everyone speaks very fast. It's like gibberish, as if you had a dream, but if you have enough practice over time, you can learn to speak any language. Most of us don't have fresh minds like children, but we are still mostly young minds trying to learn as quickly as possible. It is good to not cloud your mind with nonsense or too much of a language you already know well. Thank you for the work you do, brother. Arigato gozaimasu
(^_^)👍️
Its a trait to find your channel, I'm trying to learn Japanese and your videos are different from what ive seen other people do since it feels like im the one who is walking the streets! Thanks for the cool perspective ! ありがとうございました！
Thank you for watching !
There are videos that introduce travel while walking, or some videos teach Japanese without moving without carrying a camera.
But I thought it would be interesting if I put them together. It's interesting to watch the real Japan now, isn't it ?
Come and watch my videos again !
Yusuke san, I cannot praise you enough for your teaching methods. I will be watching your vlogs over and over again and recommending them to anyone going to Japan and trying to learn Japanese. Real-life situation with subtitles. Excellent! Muffy from Australia
Good morning !
And thank you ! (^ω^)
I wish this had been available when I moved to Japan. You are doing a great service by making these videos!
Thank you so much for making this! These are EXTREMELY useful. Last time I went to Japan, I was so anxious to order at restaurants and it was always awkward when they didn't understand what I was saying or vice versa. Please make more of videos of eating out and maybe going to stores as those are the scenarios tourists would encounter the most!
(°∀°)👍️
Honestly this is the best real life nihongo learning channel! I’m going to recommend this to my all Japanese learning friends :)
＼(^-^)／
Your videos really help keep me motivated to study japanese.
You have no idea how much they help. 本当にありがとうございました
When I'm losing motivation to learn Japanese, by watching your videos makes me がんばります ☺️. ありがとうございますユスケさん.
👍️ がんばってください！ 👍️
Yes even i found it difficult when hot soup fell on my foot while i was cooking and i had just started learning japnese that time . It was so hard to ask for any help ... but a japnese lady in my hostel was soo nice , she helped go to the hospital too at 12 midnight .. people just go beyond their limits to help youu ...
but it was good experience for me ..i learned a lot after that experience ..
i really love the videos! please keep up the good work! these are so helpful and practical, thank you very much!
Thanks for the comment !
Please use my videos to study Japanese.
I am surprised that a lot of Koreans master Both Japanese and English very quickly !
watching at least one of these videos a day, I feel that my comprehension is becoming better. thank you for this content. bless you
i apreciate that he take the time to blur people faces
I don't want to do anything that some people might find distasteful.
I know some people don't want to appear in a RUclips video.
These videos are too relaxing. I watch them in bed and I don't learn anything because I fall asleep haha
( ´∀`)👍️ I also fall asleep while listening to English.
I just discovered your channel today. This is what I really need. I want to eat in resto by myself but i'm afraid bc I can't speak nihongo very well. Thank you so much. You deserve more subscriber.
(^ω^) I'm glad I was able to help you even a little bit !
Don't forget to learn Japanese while having fun !
Holy shit this is perfect, i have a slight understanding because of music anime and dramas but this is real life japanese
Yes. This is my real life with no script.
I managed to learn English, so now let’s learn 日本語！thank you so much and I wish you good luck in learning English!
Thank you! I wish you the best of luck with your learning too!
I feel like I am in Japan right now. Thanks I learned a lot.
Finally, this what I've been looking for! Yūsuke 先生, arigathanks! Subscribed!
Welcome !!
そのきっさてん『サンマルクカフェ』で美味しいクロワッサんが食べられます、『チョコクロ』というクロワッサンですね。
なか卯 ー『日本語が苦手な人には最高ですね』😂 I agree!
This video has so many lessons, one have to watch over and over to get all the details. The 語学力 part is thee great lesson in this video. Thank you very much!🙏🙏
チョコクロ 美味しいです！
I was expecting 1 piece of dry toast lol. That was a very generous helping of bread for the price.
I LOST THESE VIDEOS AND FINALLY FOUND THEM AGAIN
Your videos inspire me to learn Japanese more and more and make me want to live in Japan.
o(^o^)o
You videos are wonderful, even if i would like the kanjii with furigana to learn that too, but i understand the reason you do it and i'm grateful.
I have a real hard time understanding some of the real spoken japanese, for example when she says 799yen i really cannot understand it, the seven hundred part... i just can't hear it, even slowing it down :)
Thank a lot for your work !
Listening to real conversations is highly effective for learning😊
I wish you success in learning Japanese👍️
The last part was very inspiring!! thank you!
ゆうすけさん、こんばんは。最近、僕はこっそり、ゆうすけさんの動画を見返しています。この動画の最後に、ゆうすけさんが言った事、すごく心に響きました！ ありがとうございます！ ゆうすけさんの次の街歩きの動画、楽しみにしています！
ありがとうございます。
この頃は 少しゆっくり話す ひらがな 等々 今とは違う雰囲気の動画です。今見ると いろんな動画を作ったなぁ って思います。
こちらこそ、けんさんの次の動画を楽しみにしてます。
Only found out about your channel recently, but its helped me build confidence in learning japanese. i have a bet with a friend that if my japanese improves by the next time i come japan he will pay for のみほうだい for the both of us
＞(*￣￢￣)σ🍺 🍺_(^ω^ ) Bottoms up!
7:43 I have been to Japan 3 times and each time I was going to kaitenzushi first. Right after the airport I was taking a shower and then going to eat sushi.
私は日本に3回行ったことがあります。 そして、最初に回転寿司に行きました。空港を出た、シャワーを浴びて寿司を食べに行きました。
日本は私の好きな国です。 日本の文化、歴史、言語、食べ物が大好きです
私も寿司が大好きです！🍣
回転寿司も美味しいけど、高級な寿司屋に行くと もっと美味しいですよ。
I really love all videos thank you so much I am from Nepal dependents viza with my husband I sure I saw the your videos understood easily japanij language 🙏ありがとうございました
🇳🇵＼(^-^)／🇯🇵
30:54 - 31:07
I agree, this concerned me the most when I traveled to Japan.
私も同感です、日本に旅行したときにこれが一番気になりました。
Thank you for the video! This is exactly what I needed, day to day communication
I very like your video. Thank you so much. It is very difficult to find videos that have japanese subtitle.
Thank you too!!
If you can read kanji, there are many good videos on You Tube. If you can't read it, my videos are better.
この動画の始まり、めっちゃかっこいいですね！ ゆうすけさんの登場の仕方が好きです！
うれし～😁
Clearly that linguistic ability is everything.. 👍👍👍
そうですね。日本に初めて旅行した時で、もうちょっと日本語を勉強していっても、すごく不安でした。店員とお客様に迷惑をかけたくなかったので、初めての日が空腹な状況でした。こんな動画がこういうの取引の日本語を簡単に教えて、すごく助かります。ありがとうございます！
本当にその気持ち分かります！僕も最初にアメリカに行った時 買い物が怖くて空腹でした ( ´∀`)
my tomodachi, hiragana and katakana only, no kanji, I´m in paradise, hontoni domo arigato (by the way, you got one new subscriber).
ありがとうございます(^_-)
Kanji is difficult even for Japanese people...
Thank you.. please continue making such videos.. they are perfect for immersion!! 本当にありがとう
ゆすけさん、この動画はすごくおもしろいてすね。私はイギリスに再生してみました。ありがとうございます。
こちらこそ コメントありがとうございます。
このチャンネルの最近の動画は 漢字 + ふりがな です。もし興味があれば見てくださいね😊
Its very usefull for us who are learning japanese language as a biginer.
Thank for your good effors for us.
I am Jitendra Balladkar from India-
Most Indians are able to speak a foreign language in a short period of time, right? Is it because India is a multi-lingual country? Indians living in Japan are often very smart people, so the Japanese perceive Indians as being smart and good at math and language. Maybe in a few years you'll be speaking natural Japanese, too. (^ω^)
次の動画を待っています。日本に日常生活のことをShareしてくれてありがとうございます！！
(^ω^)👍️ こちらこそ コメントありがとうございます！
美しい。親切に教えていただいて ありがとうございます先生。
うれしいです！ ^_^
ありがとうございます、いろいろな勉強になりました。
色々お世話にありがとうございます。
こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます！
I loved the chocolate croissants at this restaurant in Japan!
Keep up the good work! I am really enjoying watching your videos.
Thank you !!
ゆうすけさん会話ビデオ作ってありがたくってここで習えると思って感謝します
動画を見ながら日本語のリスニングをすると覚えやすいですね😁
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そうですね。keep it up💪
That beginning was like "oh there you are, let me take you to a ride on my shoulder".
うぼつ！🌸 待っていました。私も外国へ行ったら時は色々な料理を食べてみたいです。特に人気食べ物です。
私も外国へ行ったら色々な料理を食べるのが好きです。
でも、時々 ビックリするぐらい不味い料理があります (*ﾟ∀ﾟ)
日本なら、ラーメンと たこ焼きと お好み焼はオススメですよ。
Thanks for your effort! I enjoy learning like this
👍️👍️👍️
ありがとうございます。
いえいえ、こちらこそ ありがとうございます😊
Your videos are excellent for Japanese Learner, thanks for making them
多くの人に役立つ動画投稿ありがとうございます！リアルな会話が見られて、とても面白かったです。ベリエールは有名ではないでしょうが、チェーン店っぽいですね。笑
そうなんです、リアルな会話を見せたいんです。台本を読んでるような会話じゃなくて、本物の日本語を。
PERIE → ベリエール じゃなくて ペリエ と読みます。そう、ペリエは有名ではないチェーン店で、千葉県にあるいくつかの駅の近くにあります。買い物ができる商業施設です。
Question! 16:40... りょう is amount? like the amount of food? 😯
And thank you SO MUCH again for these videos!! This is exactly what I needed... I especially liked how you pointed out that it is unrealistic to always hope for a textbook-like environment. This is exactly why I struggle... I need practice in a realistic environment but I cannot achieve that in Canada... hehe. Thank you for your amazing videos...
Yes, りょう means amount.
Kanji for it is 量
Thankyou, Yuusuke san!
I love your channel!! I'm learning Japanese, and you're helping me a lot! 😁
Wow i really love it its so useful for learning japanese thankyou sensei ❤
More talking would be a great improvement. Also, if you point out objects and comment or describe something about them , as you walk along on the street, would be highly useful.
Thank you for your comment. (^-^)
My channel is a teaching material for listening to real Japanese, so the content of the videos is secondary, listening to conversations between native Japanese speakers is the top priority. And I'm walking alone. Please understand them. But anyway, thank you for your advice !!
(^ω^)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke I agree, talk whenever you want to, it's your channel.
These are great! Excellent work. ありがとうございます
Thanks for this type of video ..
Please keep up an amazing work.
(＾ω＾)👍️
I was surprised to see you were saying French toast. I thought maybe i was just hearing a new word wrong 😅
Also, I love these touring videos. Even though I don't understand yet, it's nice to see Japan and learn how to listen for context.
ありがとうございます
Thank you so much 😊🙏
My pleasure😊
I have discovered today your channel and is a great learning tool, and also a way to feel in japan for a little bit since we can't come because of the pandemic.
I have a question, you didn't say ごちそうさまでした at the end of the ramen meal, is that because ramen is more casual and you don't say it there? or there is some reason?
(^ω^)Welcome!!
There's no deep reason why I didn't say ごちそうさま.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke thank you!
この動画が最高。CoCo壱は私の一番好きなレストラン。香港に住むのでよく食べます。急に、お腹はぺこぺこw
食べ物の動画を見るとお腹ペコペコになりますよね！
Excellent content, Yusuke.
Thank!! ＼(^-^)／
Hi もしゆう、！first time i've seen your video ,.i learn reading more in 日本語
散歩楽しいですねー😃
散歩 楽し～！
Extremely good videos and I have subscribed! It is such a good idea you did the hiragana and katakana! You are really thinking from students point of view! Well done and very considerate! Wish you all the success with subscriptions! :) You can see all the amazing little things in an ordinary Japanese life through these videos!! Please keep doing them! 頑張ってください :)
I'm really glad to hear that !
ありがとうございます(^_^)
ゆうすけさん、can I please ask a question? I keep watching a lot of Japanese dramas everyday and still find it hard to improve my Japanese, would it be because they are too difficult to understand? What’s your suggestions? anime? Textbooks? Japanese dramas? What’s the fastest way to improve conversational skills in Japanese? Thanks heaps in advance for your advice. :)
@@fifil6404
First of all, I have to say that I am not a qualified Japanese teacher. But from the experience of interacting with many multilinguals, I would say that.
First, learn a lot of Japanese words and phrases in textbooks before your listening. Because it makes your listening easier.
If you're a intermediate
ruclips.net/video/avR9PGMHdwI/видео.html
If you're a beginner
ruclips.net/video/b-LF-iLS_ys/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/LehKoS7-56M/видео.html
↑These are not textbooks, but also good. You can listen it while lying down in your bed. (^_^)
It's also not a bad way to learn JLPT. Many foreigners working in Japan have passed JLPT N4 or higher.
@@fifil6404
After that, then you listen to dramas.
Listening materials are good for you to be your interest in. For example, people who like anime learn Japanese in anime. Of course, it is also good in dramas.
And, you have to speak the Japanese you learned. If you don't start speaking Japanese, you will never be able to speak it. For example, just watching sports doesn't make you good at it, right ? I'm sure you'll have to start talking.
I hope you can find your own tips.
ruclips.net/video/IATesli5Ezo/видео.html
Thanks so much for the wonderful advice! I really hope to speak fluent Japanese one day! As I never had chance to speak in Australia after staying at Kobe university for 6 months long time ago! The thing with language is all about speaking it isn’t it? 😅thanks heaps 🙏🏻🌈
Looks like I'm binging your videos
(^ω^) Thanks again for your comment !
If you start a patreon, I’m sure you’ll have no trouble finding patrons (including myself).- I would love to support you if the monetary support would help down the line! These are gold!
Thank you o(°∀°)､;'.･
that's the best compliment !
Now I'm not actively trying to raise money with this. I'm taking videos for me to enjoy and for Japanese learners to learn. Foreigners's learning of Japanese is also for the future of Japan.
But your comment is the best compliment !
Thank you (*^o^)／＼(^-^*)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke That's so kind of you! So excited that someone showed me your channel. I look forward to the videos to come!!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke , 本当にありがとう、あなたは本当に素晴らしい人です.Sorry my bad Nihongo.
Ie ie...
食べながら動画を勉強する～
いいね～
I would love more content like this.
Thanks! 👍️
I'm studying Japanese with the hope of visiting some day. I'm so worried I'll end up in a situation like the restaurant that has discounts for movie tickets. I'm so scared that someone will ask a question like that and I will have absolutely no idea what they're saying and just get trapped in the restaurant unable to pay forever!
@@joshuahutchings558
"getting trapped in the restaurant unable to pay forever"
↑ ( ´∀`)haha! If the restaurant staffs know you don't speak Japanese, they won't do such a thing. If they can't understand your words, you can just use your body language. There are many foreigners in Japan who cannot speak Japanese. Don't worry😊
日本人です
番組の趣旨良いですね
一言一句正確なほうが良いかと思ったので、余計なお世話ですがご指摘します
2:54~にて字幕では｢おせきに おはこび いたします｣と書かれてますが、女性の店員さんは｢おせきまで おもち いたします｣と言っています
うわー 本当だ！ ありがとうございます。全く気がつきませんでした。
完璧な字幕を目指しているので指摘してくれると嬉しいです！
すぐに訂正コメントを出します。
thanks for putting subtitles it help me a lot >///
Thank you so much for this.
I hope you do supermarket version.
Amazing videos
Thanks so much
＼(^-^)／THX too!!
@@moshimoshi.yusuke i will see all your video
ありがとうございました！
いいえ、こちらこそ コメントありがとうございます。
Thank you for the excellent video! It was very helpful!
Will you also be making an update video just like the additional video for [File .11] ? I wonder if things are still the same nowadays.
An update video might be good.
@@moshimoshi.yusuke Looking forward for another great video!
I know it’s not common practice in Japan, but I still always get slightly bothered that people don’t say ‘thank you’ to the cashiers or servers. Haha. It feels wrong not to in the US
(^_^) It's a cultural difference.
Coco Ichi! Love their menchi katsu.
Very good, thank you very much
Very useful chanel thank you so much for your effort.
thank you, Yusuke san
Amazing Videos .
Thank you!
Thank you!!
このような動画はとてもべんりですよ。日本にいるみたいですよね。これを作ってくれて、ありがとうございます。
ありがとうございます (^ω^)
日本にいる気持ちになって勉強してもらいたいと思ってこの動画を作りました。
@@moshimoshi.yusuke そうなですか。それも 見ます。
@@infographistehistorichaiti5929
この動画の話しです (^_^)
@@moshimoshi.yusuke はい、ありがとうございます。
I am incredibly thankful for these videos ほんとうにありがとうございます！💕
こちらこそ コメントありがとうございます！
懐かしい原宿
個性のある場所です😊
Thank you!
What’s the difference between ‘sore dake de (that is all) that you said at the curry restaurant , and ijyou desu (that is all) at the ramen restaurant?
The meaning of the two is exactly the same, just in different ways of saying it.
But if I had to say the difference,
それだけで means "this is all the order." いじょうで means "this is the end of the order."
Its just like watching anime with english sub and nihongo sub. Well this is what we want.
First thing I do everytime when I arrive in Japan is: I eat ramen!! I love it!.
🍜 Ramen is so good ! 🍜 (^3^)
But please forgive the Japanese for making noise when we eat.
I don't know... it's a culture...
@@moshimoshi.yusuke no problem, I understand.
こんにちはゆうすけさん I hear you say いらないです when the clerk asks if you want a receipt. Would いりません be too formal? Saying both words is about the same time, it does not take any longer to say the formal version. (I know many 日本人 like to take many shortcuts when speaking, cutting down words, not saying particles...)
こんにちは！
いりません isn't too formal.
Sorry, I didn't understand the meaning of the question. I didn't know what you wanted to say in this part ↓
[Saying both words is about the same time, it does not take any longer to say the formal version.]
If you don't mind, say it in a different way.
I'm sorry for my poor English...
@@moshimoshi.yusuke ありがとございました for the reply. Your English is good, much better than most 日本人！
@@glenn8452
ありがとうございます。
それと、コーヒー☕ ありがとうございました！うれしいです(^ω^)
Thank you again Yuusuke!
I have a question, in Japan it seems common when you eat at a restaurant that a simple "ごちそうさまでした" is enough for manners. In the West it is more common to thank your server, and the clerk when you pay, etc. If I was to say ”ありがとうございます” or ”お疲れ様でした” to the restaurant staff after my meal also is this perhaps too polite?
I think it's good to say ありがとうございます, but it's strange for a customer to say お疲れ様でした to the clerks at a restaurant. It's too polite.
Thanks for video is very useful 👍👍👍👍
(°∀°)👍️👍️👍️👍️
Thank you
🍔 (^3^)/
何かを言ってみたい："The 2nd curry looks delicious!"
日本語で言い方はこれと言った：「二回目のカレーはおいしいだろう！」とか「。。。カレーはおいしいそうです」とかどちがただしい？あるいは両方がただしくないｗｗ手伝ってくれください。
答えを楽しみしてる。日本語の文法／文系は僕にとって難しいだとおもう。ビデオをありがとう！
(^ω^)
日本語を勉強しているなら 日本語でコメントすることは大切です！
I feel It's a little uncomfortable...
↓↓
「２回目のカレーはおいしいだろう」
↑ ↑
With this sentence, it's all about the future.Because だろう ＝ will
But that is not a mistake.
Because だろう also contains the meaning of conjecture.
⭕「２回目のカレーはおいしそうです」 or でした」
Or 「２回目のカレーはおいしそうだと思います」 or 思いました」
↑ これでOK！
❌難しいだと思う
⭕難しいと思う
⭕難しく感じる
@@moshimoshi.yusuke あー、なるほど！ことばを直したありがとう。ところであなたの英語はすごく上手です。本当にすごい。
@@maelstromcarl
ありがとうございます、うれしいです！
でも英語の発音は良くないと言われます。今 勉強中です。