ルパ先生とニック先生は確かオーストラリアの人ですよ～😅 アメリカ英語を使う人だけが英語ネイティブってわけではないのでは？😅 イギリス英語を話す人だって、英語ネイティブでしょ😅

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

ルパ先生もニック先生も普通に喋ってる動画がないから、わかりにくいよね。普通に喋れるオーストラリア人の先生いたら教えて下さいね。４７人の英会話KZreadrか外国人６人しかいないからハイクオリティの先生が少ないと思う

KY先生の英語めっちゃ聞きやすい。 i like your pronunciation

They are all nice English teachers for Japanese. They provide English lessons that are easy for Japanese people to understand, without criticizing others.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

They are nice. They provide many detailed lessons. And the majority of people still can’t have a normal conversation in English. No criticism, just the facts ma’am

6人ともky先輩より人気がある。教え方が上手だからね

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

英語で言えば？

@user-vl1dh2xo6y

3 ай бұрын

目的が違うんだな。KY先輩の目標はネイティブと会話するための英語。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

My goal was to allow YOU to speak English but you don’t want to. So if you don’t wanna speak English then why are you watching my channel? Seriously curious

@user-vl1dh2xo6y

3 ай бұрын

いや私の目標の話じゃない。それぞれのyoutuberの目的が違うということ

@ko-cha0921

3 ай бұрын

@@user-vl1dh2xo6yまずネイティブと話そうと努力してる人はこんな動画見てない

あら探し系ユーチューバー

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

It’s funny you say that…. I wonder how you would say あら探し系 in English? 🤔

@MYoshi-ov6hn

3 ай бұрын

. I wonder how you would say あら探し系 in English?この発言こそが、That’s　all !!　ですよ。

意欲のある英語学習者にとってはとても価値のある貴重な情報です! 非ネイティブでは認識出来ない違和感をネイティブスピーカーの視点に基づき解説してくださりとても助かります。また一つ英語への関心が高まりました!

@kysennpai

Ай бұрын

Making this video, I learned a lot as well. I always feel like I need to explain stuff in Japanese. But when I remember back when I was an exchange student, my host family explained stuff to me in Japanese. So as a teacher, I’ve been reconsidering how I make lessons. In the meantime, I do hope you are inspired to get out and talk it up!

ARTHURさんのこのトークシリーズ、Podcastでいつも聞いてます！内容も面白いです。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

I need to be more like Arthur 😅 I’m glad someone is making good content 👍🏻

@iuconnecttokyo

3 ай бұрын

thanks for listening!

hey man one of my fans let me know about this. thanks for the shout out!

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

You very honestly inspired me to make better authentic content. So you really say syrup see-rup huh? Do you got a video that deep dives the Boston accent? Feel free to link to it if you got it!

こんなことしてもこのチャンネルの人気減る一方だと思う

@kysennpai

2 ай бұрын

Japan is pretty famous for being full of humans that don’t speak English that well. The reason is not because said humans are genetically incapable. The reason is TEACHERS don’t know how to teach. A lot of English teachers you meet at like Nova don’t even speak a second language. In other words they don’t know how to learn a second language. Therefore they don’t know how to teach a second language. Then on the flip side you have a few teachers who ARE bilingual but a lot of them- me included- spend too much time explaining stuff in Japanese. How are you gonna think in English if you’re constantly thinking in Japanese? The most common problem is teachers slowing down their English to make it easier to understand. That is the very reason most people never pivot away from lessons. Lessons are easy but real world English is always hard. The only way to get used to the real English is to expose yourself to real English. That is why Arthur is number 1. By contrasting his style versus the other styles we can clearly see why his lesson is so good. He is talking like a REAL person. And if you wanna talk like a REAL person all you gotta do is MIMIC real people. Arthur and Summer are 2 people you should mimic for sure. Everyone else is debatable and I’d be open to discussing that further. But in the meantime, I’m not trying to be popular. That’s number 6 on this list. I’m trying to teach real english to any ONE person, and that person is you. Thanks for reading. Thanks for watching. And to really maximize your time here on KZread just search in English from now on. Make a list of hobbies like yoga, photography, meditation and just search those words and watch like 10 videos. Anytime there’s a word you don’t understand, do what I did and look it up in a dictionary 😉apps.apple.com/jp/app/aura-english-hd/id1527934446?l=en

We don’t think you are the best at all. And I love their channels. So informative and helpful. Much better than yours. We Japanese people also have their own ways of speaking. Your video will be good for people who want to master only American English.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

Good thing I never said I’m the best. I wish I was as good as at least half of them. I’m glad you listen to so many sources of English and I’m glad that you can speak your mind. You are like the ideal student. Best of luck to you 🥰

KY先輩いつもありがとうございます。 As far as English education goes, Mr. RUPA or Mr. NICK are my favorites. Especially RUPA-sensei's commentary on foreign films is very useful for intermediate level students. NICK-sensei's way of teaching English grammar is also very good. Mr. ARTHUR is also great, but the content is for advanced students who have a lot of difficulties. But the most interesting one is Mr. KY.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

You’re too nice. I agree that Rupa has good deep dives of English uttered in movies AND I think the way he talks is unnecessary. Nick definitely has a great ability to explain the details AND I still am not sure why his accent sounds “off.” And finally Arthur is giving real English at a realistic speed. In my opinion, rupa and Nick are good lessons for real beginners. But anybody who has studied English for at the most 6 months needs to expose themselves to real native English ASAP. So you say Arthur’s lesson is “advanced” but I would argue it’s actually quite normal. And normal is something that any jr high school student can understand. Advanced to me would be anything that starts getting into science or is just super niche like construction techniques or conversation about philosophy or religion. I appreciate your comment and I wanna emphasize that what Arthur is doing is normal practical and realistic. 👍🏻

@d43f382

3 ай бұрын

返答ありがとうございます。 Definitely !100%! I cant agree more. As you know, one thing Japanese people struggle with in English is pronunciation. Among them, it is the pronunciation that they don't learn in school such as linking and contractions. This is the reason why they have a hard time because they cannot understand it. I listen to Western music and movies, but there are many scenes where what is said does not match what is written, even if I slow it down or look at the subtitles, compared to Japanese. (ex. The ex-lover part of T swift's blank space. Last part of Ariana Grande's 7 rings) So, I was just wondering if you could expound to us the scenes that even KY senpai cannot HEAR. That would be much appretiated. @@kysennpai

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

Oh ya, it’s always hard to catch what they say if you look at the words. Maybe I can make some content that reviews music or movies. I’ll think about it.

ひさしぶりにみたら外国人の英語を評価してるｗ

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

みんな同じ教え方しないからさ。多分、みんな、英語の先生の喋り方慣れてるから、通常の英語がどのように聞こえるのか理解してない🙏🏻

カタカナを振るのが余計だっていうところは本当に同意 どうしても引っ張られて母音の使い分けが出来なくなる

カリフォルニア女子の英語って日本のコギャルみたいな感じやけど、 カリフォルニア男子の英語ってアメリカの中ではどんな感じなんやろ

I think Simon is a comedian who uses english as topics.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

That makes sense!

@user-kd6jq6hj9k

3 ай бұрын

Simon は初級者向けに三単現のsを（文法的なものを含めて）、わかりやすく強調して発音してるだけだろ。彼に限らず日本には入門、初級者用マーケットがゴロゴロあるからみんなそれ用に話してるだけ。KYさんの指摘ポイントが違ってるように思う。もしくはわざとそうしてるのか。

I think English pronounce a lot of japanese people not fluently but he is a fluently

こうやってはっきり評価してくれるネイティブは貴重

@kysennpai

2 ай бұрын

It’s just my two cents so take it with a grain of salt as this is just all my humble opinion and I really do hope it helps 🙏🏻

ニック先生に25年前に習っていました。その時から看板のネイティブ🇦🇺先生でした。 とても興味深い回でした。ティナ先生はやはり😎と思いました。 次回は日本人の英語KZreadrランキングやって欲しいです‼️ アツエイゴさんや街角インタビューする声質の良いお方など（名前が出てこなくて😂）

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

コメントありがとう😊他の英会話KZreadrのランキングしたよ😯

ルパ先生が光属性のパラディンならky先輩は闇の暗黒騎士。ぜったい合わないと思ってた。オレはどっちも好きだし今のスタンスのままやってほしい。 今回の動画は振り切ってて悪くないと思う I thought Rupa and Ky paisen couldn’t have good chemistry because the former is like a paladin whereas the latter is like a dark knight. I like both stances so I hope he keeps go on his road.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

Your English is like poetry 👍🏻I like the dark knight analogy btw 😃

KY senpai, you are my fav ❤ Keep it up 👍

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

Aw thanks. 😊 I’m working hard on my next video now!

「a lot of」をアラダと表現するのは確かにおかしいと思います。「of」も一応その口になって寸止めになって聞こえないだけです。カタカナ表現をそのまま覚えるのは良くない事には同意できます。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

You type a lot of Japanese. Please try English

@teruide2122

3 ай бұрын

@@kysennpai OK, I'll try it.

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

That’s a start. 👍🏻

Well, they all have more credibility than u

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

You’re right. I have no knowledge of English nor do I know anything about learning a language in just 10 months. I just know I gotta speak Japanese if I wanna communicate normally with Japanese people. Which leads me to believe that teachers have been failing hard on teaching anybody anything of any use in reality. 違うか of course THERE ARE GREAT TEACHERS and I think it goes without saying, there are teachers that have never even learned a second language as well!

例えば日本語と英語両方完璧になるのは難しいでしょうな。　結構才能の問題がありそう

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

完璧じゃなくていいよ。現実で使って、友達できて、レストランの注文できて、成功じゃない？😅

なるほど、日本語に置き換えると分かりました。例えばky先輩さんの日本語は客観的には流暢で淀みなく意思疎通に問題は無いようですが、いざアメリカで教えるとなれば生徒は生粋の日本人の喋るのを真似すべき、そういうことをおっしゃりたいのでしょうね。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

俺は絶対日本語を教えないな。コントならいいけど　笑

@naozari

3 ай бұрын

動画は毎回楽しく観てます。勉強にもなります。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

よかったです。If your goal is to speak English like a normal person, then I highly recommend listening to normal people- not teachers such as myself 🙇🏼‍♂️🙌🏻

Sam Altmanの英語とか評価してよ

@kysennpai

2 ай бұрын

That would be weird

英語＝アメリカ英語お勘違いしてないか！！！

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

If there is a teacher from Australia or England or even Scotland that can make a lesson like Arthur’s I’d LOOOOOVE to hear it 🥰

I really like your video. You are my favorite teacher. ♥️

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening 👂🏻 and I’ll do my best to make better videos 💪🏻

面白かった。肉に対する寺門ジモンの英語に対するky先輩だわ。

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

自問自答

KY先輩 You're the best❤❤🎉😊

@kysennpai

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate the positive vibes but I’m not the best. I’m good enough😉