Mostly other people are like explaining Japanese to English translation but you explain like whole structure of it❤️ Arigatou 🤗

Bruh now I think Japanese would be easier to learn than Spanish 😭 AND NOW THAT I'VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN HIRAGANA AND KATAKANA IT SEEMS LIKE THAT'S TRUE-

I love that you don't edit out your little mistakes, makes it more friendly and inviting, like actually talking to someone :)

It still helps me to this day to remember the words "cookie" and "sushi". For the two irregular verbs, you would change "ku" to "ki" and "su" to "shi".

I've been studying Japanese for a long time but still, whenever I learn something new, the old things I learned disappear even though I took notes about it and it's meaning and specially kanji is like killing me softly 😂 but I must go on and continue!!! Can't wait to visit Japan someday and walk around.

After watching this video, I am starting to understand why english is so difficult to learn for the majority of Japanese. Having them to to deal with singular/plural and masculine/feminine, a lot irregular verbs and other “complicated” things, I can understand why it is such a chore for them. Very good video.

My native language is Arabic , and i can speak French and English fluently . I can't really expect learning Japanese to be so easy for me but i am surely so excited to start ! Thank you so much for your video <33

hearing people's experiences with languages is super fun. I learned French in school so Spanish came super easy for me, I picked up a lot of stuff from watching tv shows and I was able to talk to people with little issues, native speakers just don't care if you're using proper grammar or not.

After this knowledge I'm really motivated to learn Japanese because I realize how easy the structure of the words and sentences are in japanese especially in comparison with other languages. So the biggest struggle in learning Japanese is probably learning all the hiragana and katagana (and some Kanji) characters and memoriesing the words.

To me it’s always so important to learn basic phonetics and grammar structure so you can put your own sentences together fairly early on

さやかちゃんの動画、分かりやすくて、楽しいです❤️さすが！You’re great!!!! 💕

you make Japanese sound so easy! no verb conjugation, no distinction between singular and plural, super easy question structure, (almost) no irregular verbs...

As a person learning Japanese here are some things I wish I knew before starting:

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when she talks in english she sounds friendly but in japanese it gives you a strict teacher like vibes.

As a former university tutor of Japanese who hold Master of Japanese Applied Linguistics, I highly recommend this video for those who are thinking of learning Japanese. This video is encouraging.

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This actually made me feel a lot less stressed about learning Japanese, yes it will be difficult but I think after this video it will be a bit easier/less stressful that I was making it out to be. I am going to rewatch and take notes, it was very helpful, thank you!

Can we all just appreciate that if you're learning English, or if English is your second language, that you've worked hard, and studied greatly.

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