Learn Japanese - How Much Do Manners Matter in Japan?
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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i freaking love japanese , even their language is polite
Hiyori Sarugaki Hello to you too :)
Eric Forman Konnichiwa.Ginki desu ka?
kinochiwa , Ginki desu.
Eric Forman genki*
As a singaporen Chinese, I hate that some Chinese media talks bad about Japanese culture.these manner deserve most Chinese to learn whether they are from mainland or Taiwan.
"Domo" is a bit too casual and can sound rude depends on how you say it so we don't often use it even between friends or family members.
"Arigato" is very common that you use every day between friends and family. However, it's not a polite expression so please avoid using it when you're talking to someone older or in higher position.
I hope you'll find this helpful! :)
what is the name of the song you use at your intro and at the ending?
I once heard (or read) that "domo" was usually only used by the female gender. I'm guessing this is incorrect? Thank you!
By the way, loved the illustrations of usage. Gave Wonderful reference! Thank you!
Hrm, Question. Is there a phase similar in Japanese to "by the way"?
Domo Arigato Gozaimashita!
Watashi wa kawaii ne?
ありがとう ございました! ^_^
Arigatou gozaimasu Hiroko-sensei! :D
I'm glad I found your videos because my school doesn't teach Japanese. :c
I'm in ichinensei and I just use these to review all that I've learned :P
That's the reason why I came. My school doesn't teach Japanese and I wanted to learn.
We are same bro ,, and also my school doesnt teach japanese ,,but honest ,, for me ,japanese is more ez to understand than english ,,so i can learn it so fast
Arigato gazaimasu sesei hiroko.
Thank you for watching - we'll pass your compliments on to Hiroko!
The music was composed for us by a listener. :)
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I actually knew all of these because of anime oops 😂
AwesomeTree I was just about to comment that ^^
anime ftw Woohoo
Felt like a genius going through this cuz I understand all her lessons I just have hard time communicating them. if I can pull that off japanese will be my 5th language lol yaaassss
AwesomeTree , same!😂😂
same here 😂
OMG she is so cute :D Japanese is such a beautiful language, though its damn hard :\
Japanese is actually pretty easy compared to English
really :/
but there are 3 writing styles...that itself seems hard for me. anyways i will try harder
Nithya .Varghese go for it!!!!
JJ Sam who is harder, English , spanish or japanese, i am Latin American, so i was born learning spanish then English , my 3rd step is japanese, but if you were born English or japanese, wich would be harder for you ? english or spanish, or japanese or spanish? :>
Hi,
it's a part of certain phrases such as "gomen nasai" and "oyasumi nasai". Please remember such phrases as they are. "Nasai" is a sophisticated ways of saying "do (it)", but it's not often translatable separately when it's attached to other word to form one expression.
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Arigatou gozaimasu!!!!! These lessons help so much.
Hajimemashite!
Watashi wa Stef desu
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu
Stef Steenvoorden oh! konnichiwa watashi wa Jori Desu, Yoroshiku onegai shimasu. gen ki des ka?
Gen ki desu!
that is the most impressive conversation ever.
hai!
Stef Steenvoorden Hajimemashite! Watashi wa Ching Yee desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu!
The face she made when she found out it wasn't her banana
I learned so much Japanese in the last 20 minutes from your videos!! thank you Hiroko and your team!!^.^ I wanna visit Japan one day!
I guess watching all that English subbed anime wasn't a waste. I know most of the greetings and all. Speaking and pronouncing it seems easy but remembering how to spell it especially in Japanese is hard...well, for me. I'm Mexican- American for those who are wondering. Yes I do speak Spanish.
Anime= Japanese has never been this easy
Omar Mohy I know right lol.
+PhoenixNation same lmao
Sara Irwin Lol.
same here, I think I learned all these words from anime
i'm obsessed with this music !!
Same here!
Hiroko is my favorite person
I like risa
Hi,
thank you for a kind note! :)
"sumimasen" is often translated as "excuse me" and those correspond each other in quite much any situations.
"shitsurei" means "being rude", so I think it's "shitsurei shimasu" you wanted to say. It's polite way to say (again) "excuse me" or "pardon me", with the meaning of "sorry to bother you". It's often used when someone enters to boss's office, customer's place etc.
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Hi,
thank you very much for a kind comment! :)
Unless we specifically tell you, it's rather formal and "safe to use for anyone". We have informal versions also
included in some lessons, but we usually explain and mention to it so that you wouldn't get in trouble ;)
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not her banana HAHAHAHA
Hahahahhaa XD
I literally laugh lol
it's funny how i've learnt more in 5 minute online japanese lesson then i do in an hour french lesson at school ARIGATOU GOZAIMASU!!!!!! xxxx
Hi, everyone!
Thank you very much for the lovely messages, comments and "thanks"s. ;)
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Hope you all will like our lessons here; we have a lot more lessons on out website, so if you wish to learn more,
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Lol I already learnt how to say
thank you and im sorry from watching Naruto XD
same lol
Hiroko-sensei, arigatou gozaimasu. Kawaii desu. Hontou ni.
Thank you for teaching me in such a fun way like this.
:)
@cattyshellkirby22 Basically, "sumimasen" is a formal "I'm sorry" which can be used in the workplace or to someone of higher social status than you. It is also used to mean "excuse me" when you're trying to get someone's attention (a waiter etc), or when you bump into someone by accident. "Gomen nasai" is a sincere "I'm sorry" for people who know each other. Hope this helps!
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every time I hear the ending music it always scares the crap out of me XD
haha
I find it easier than speaking English USA
Taking notes is definitely recommended! Glad you found the video useful!
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Thanks everyone for your comments!
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I'm a little confused with sumimasen. If you accidentally hit someone do you say sumimasen or gomenasai?
You can say either one sumimasen and gomenasai basically have the same meaning just different words the only difference really is that sumimasen is an apology by saying excuse me. (Hope I helped)
Hi Shay Doma,
Thank you for posting.
I feel "sumimasen" suits that situation.
If the person you hit dropped a coffe cup, I will say "gomennasai".
Hope this helps you.
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The Few The Prøud And The Emøtiønal Ah I get it now thank you very much!
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com Arigato gozaimasu Miki!
You can say both
Helpful
Wow! I'm watching some of your videos and you are really helpful since I have been wanting to learn Japanese! A big thank you for speeding up my learning curve
Yes to both questions! It's a very polite way to say "thank you" - like "thank you very much" in English.
i subscribed yesterday arigatou gozaimasu!!!!
"Domo arigato mr. roboto" XD .gomennasai its just that i never saw a comment on this video that says that but this was very helpfull :)
I honestly love how playful and funny you are. This was easily the most enjoyable and easy to understand series of videos on this channel. Thank you very much!
Hi everyone,
thank you very much for nice kind comments!
The music you hear at the beginning and the end is our original. Glad to know you liked it ;)
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so i have a question, if i learned hiragana and katakana will that be enough to write Japanese?.
another question, when do we use hiragana, when do we use katakana, and when do we use kanji? thanks in advance
Hi! I am also studying Japanese and this is what I know so far. Basically you can write everything in hiragana and katakana but it makes sentences very drawn out and long. Katakana is mostly used for words that are outside of Japan like banana or your name. Kanji helps to shorten sentences and make things as specific as possible because some words can mean different things. Hopefully I helped,if I am wrong someone will correct me. I am just learning too. Lol.
foad nassar Hello, foad nassar
Thank you for posting.
Japanese use Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji all three mixed.
You need to learn all three eventually.
like 私はナッサーです。（I am Nassar)
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foad nassar Some more thing I wanna add: using kanji also shows the level of education of a person, katakana is also used to express the sounds (onomatopoeia). Hope we all apprehend this language. Lol.
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com Hello okay first i dont understand which one we use for informal and formal time which one of hiragana and katakana and kanji bo we use for informal and formal times
Kanji is crucial to writing and reading Japanese. But, of course, the most fundamental ones are hiragana and katakana. It inevitably will take time to learn all three, especially kanji. I haven't even mastered katakana yet. 頑張って！
what's with いえ いえ thing ??
いえ いう means like no! no!
Arigatou gozaimasu, Hiroko sensei. I have been learning this online Japanese lesson since the first lesson, and I found that it was pretty useful to me, as it was not too many, and due to that, I can focus on them easily, which speeds up my learning.
We're so glad to hear that!! Thank you for always watching our videos :)
Sincerely,
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Doitashimashite, Japanesepod101.com
The videos may be old but they are gems! Arigo gozaimas for your creative lessons. Gomen nasai for finding out so late about this channel.
I wanna be Japanese D:
Um. Ok weeaboo..
+Vinny Joy **Otaku
Pugxer no. its racist to say you wanna be japanese. you dont know ANYTHING about japanese culture other than their pretty language and their anime. i bet you didnt know that japan is one of the biggest racist places out there. i bet you dont know jack about their history. you are. RACIST. saying you wanna b japanese is RACIST. just be happy with what you ARE. also "otaku" is an offensive slang word to japanese. if you really wanna be japanese you wouldnt use the word "otaku"
+Vinny Joy Woah, hold up there. Japan isn't that racist. It's not perfect either, I mean the work culture is pretty awful and the declining birth rate isn't great either but there is more to the country than a 'pretty language' and 'anime'. I must agree with you though, saying 'I want to be Japanese' is weaboo like, but it isn't racist. Japanese isn't a race, it's a nationality...
Also, otaku has several different meanings. It's a bad thing in Japan, but in the western world it can also mean a fan of anime.
+Vinny Joy Saying you wanna be japanese just means you want to be it. Not being a weaboo. If the person was japanese, (s) he'd know all these things.
Is it gozaimaS or gozaimaSU?
Ahmad Atari Hello, Ahmad Atari
Thank you for posting.
When you write, it is GO ZA I MA SU but when you say almost like GO ZA I MA S.
People do not pronounce the last U
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Ahmad Atari lmao same
Hearing someone speak helps a lot in the learning process, and while I took 3 electives of Japanese in high school I forgot some of it. Seeing the big clear letters while someone speaks it is helping me better than just writing stuff from the books I bought at the store. Thanks for these videos! :)
I just wanted to say I'm really improving I also checked out the website and this is the easiest way I'm learning Japanese!!!
Hajimemashite
watashi wa cameron desu
yoroshiku onegai shimasu
cameron lopez Hajimemashite. Ascalis desu. Yorushiku.
Either we're friends now... or I've severely offended someone over the internet. Gomen nasai if the latter
Ascalis lmaoo
Konichiwa
Hajimemashite, shawn desu.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu. Genki desu ka?
lol who the fuck hands someone a banana on a plate
@karolbeatbox Yes, what you are hearing is "gomen ne", which is a casual way to say "gomen nasai".
love Hirokos lessons, she speaks so clearly, and step by step slowly so I can understand. with her lessons and learning from them, I've managed to have a few decent conversations with some of my friends who are from Japan (but living in the UK). Thankyoy Hiroko for the lessons. I'm still learn i g at a local college that do evening classes in Japanese. Live the language a d the writing its beautiful
Hi,
thank you very much for a kind comment!!
We're all very happy to know that :)
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Thank you This is so helpful because I'm meeting Tomomi Itano 4 days later!!!Thank you so much!!!
Thank you very much for a kind comment!! Glad you liked our lessons (^^)
Arigatu gozaimasu for teaching basic japanese and gomenasai if i got some japanese wrong.
I am always excited to watch the "lets practice" section of the lesson because Hiroko looks so cute when she shows how to say things out in a more natural way . . .:)
Hi there!
Thank you so much for a lovely comment!
Glad to know that! ;)
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I keep coming back for the intro music. Its is so good.
Thanks!!! I love your videos. It's really helpful when you break down words, and the video at the end was very good! It was very cute and helped me memorize the word in each situation. Thanks again!
Alessandra Beltrame
Thank you for the positive comment!
Keep on learning Japanese with JapanesePod101 :)
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Great videos! I have been writing down every Hiragana, romanji, and english thing you have put down. It is good practice for strokes and a good way to remember these phrases.
いえいえ means "no, no" and is used here to mean "don't worry about it" or "don't mention it" or "not at all" when someone apologizes for something. ;)
Hi,
thank you for a lovely comment! Glad you liked our language ;)
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Hi there, and thank you for your generous comments! Douitashimashite!
Hi, Angela!
Thank you very much for a kind comment even with self correction ;)
Glad you liked our lessons!
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This is my First Day in my Japanese Language Course.
i just reviewing this video many times..
Hiroko is my Fave Japanese Teacher Online ;)
I love her teaching stuff & her personality :)
"Not her banana" part is so funny ahhahaa
you're very welcome! :)
Glad you liked our lessons!
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I can already speak Marathi, Hindi, English, German, Telugu and I can understand a little Gujarati, but thanks to u I am becoming more and more fluent in Japanese! a re ga to u go za i ma su! :)
Thanks for commenting! がんばってください！
You are really good in teaching
You explain in detail and I understand it really quick
You're welcome! Thank you for a kind comment ;)
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I come from Hong Kong and I would like to learn Japanese. A lot of Hong Kongers have journeyed frequently to Japan due to its exchange rate. You make learning Japanese easy and funny!
Keep it up.
Thank you sooo much for the videos I love Japan and everything about its culture ( and anime )
@Sniperb0y008 "yo" is a particle used for emphasis, or for when you are telling someone something they don't know. Personally I wouldn't recommend using it after set phrases like "arigatou" and "gomen nasai", as it may come off as a bit too strong.
I tried speaking japanese and my voice automatically comes up to a high pitch I never knew I had before. I LOVE Japanese language! Learning japanese after korean! ❤
ひろこ せんせい, あなた はきれいです。Thank you for this beautiful lesson! :)
Douitashimashite! You're welcome! We're glad you liked it :D
Arigatou for teaching all of us out there to learn japanese
I just happen across this and it is a very well made tutoral. Some of the best years I had were living in Japan and this brings back memories.
This is AWESOME way of teaching. You're great Hiroku-san. Keep it up.
You just saw the best 'Japanese tutorial' video available in RUclips. arigato Hiroko san!!!
Ur acting is very good n i think i learn quickly by ur additional act 😊arigato gozaimasu
Thank you for watching!
Glad you liked it ;)
no language aide has ever helped me more than this! thank you so much!
Hi,
sorry about that.
"ie ie" is a short version to say "dou itashimashite"; it's actually just a "oh, no" or "no, no" which can be added to "don't worry" or "that's all right".
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どうもありがとうございました! 私はメキシコから来ました, also study English. I learned a lot.
Cheers! from Yucatan. Thank you!!!
I love Japan. Im going to start japanese lessons next week. :)
Thank you for your positive comments! We'll pass them on to Hiroko. :)
Thank you very much!! :)
どういたしまして！がんばってください！
The noise she makes when she turns over the board!!! Kawaiiii!! :)
Arigatou gozaimasu for the lessons :)Am currently learning japanese and I find it a bit easy but also difficult
Hi,
Thank you very much for a kind comment!! :)
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Putting more effort this time to learning Japanese. Wish me luck!
こんにちは. イアンです.
The best thing of Hiroco sis's class is the music "ta da".
It's been over two years since I learned a new language (French, and before that, German) -- thank you so much for uploading these videos. It's not as hard as I thought!
11 yrs ago? Omg! Such a nice video and the sensei too! I love it!
Thank you very much!! xD
@HajisSaya That's right! :)
Thank you !
The part of "Not her banana" is very cute! haha
Hi there, I just started learning Japanese and I ran into the same problem as you did. After some research I got answers to most of these questions and I'll share them with you :)
First of all, Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana are all used in the Japanese language. and yes, they can be mixed. Kanji are the block characters that such as 水、金、etc. They are usually nouns. ( i get the feeling that they are formal characters, or words with more history.)
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