Wow! A 'useful phrases' video with actual useful phrases!

I just noticed that the body languages is just as important as the words themselves.

i spit out my water when i saw that the guy with the mask was the one made to say i'm not feeling well. lol.

@CromCruach

4 жыл бұрын

in 2020 it is very relevant))

@lynn3459

4 жыл бұрын

2020: *laughs in coronavirus*

@j-4222

3 жыл бұрын

@@lynn3459 2021: *still laughing*

@Original-ry2hh

3 жыл бұрын

@@j-4222 2021: still continue to laugh

@colinlin9859

3 жыл бұрын

hahahhaha

日本語の響きが大好きだから勉強しました

Maji de. I like her voice.

@ganymede3660

3 жыл бұрын

マジで？

Thank you! This channel so casual, easy listening, interesting with subtitle and interacting with people

へえ~ブラジルに住んでいる。そして毎日に日本語を勉強する。 この動画は楽しいだった。ありがとう！

Your videos are very productive! I really enjoy using the most productive phrases to start learning to speak Japanese.

Thanks so much. All your videos are so helpful!

such useful phrases & so helpful hearing them in more than 1 voice & accent ! :)

0:14 この声が好き

This is a great video, can we please have bit more episodes, it's really interesting X)

I love it....plz upload more and more videos...thanks 付きなんだけど、最もビデオ　uploadください、ありがと

ほんとにいいです

It's great. Post more.

Thanks! it's helpful

so kind of you do all this for non Japanese speaker. please upload as many as possible

これを日本人が見ると不思議な気分になる。

there should be more of these!

Please comeback Easy Japanese :"( i miss you so much!

0.39 really like her found her kawaii she would be great friend thans for the video this very helpful

It's really nice to see all those kind people :-)

More of this, please :)

Really really nice, thanks:)

ありがとうございます😊

😍thank you!

I would like some more please.

love that マジで girl

@justraven7526

4 жыл бұрын

For real ?

@satoshieswc9205

4 жыл бұрын

@@justraven7526 lmao

@ganymede3660

3 жыл бұрын

マジで？

@davidbagley1783

3 жыл бұрын

Sansei

best videos

Ur vedieos is very helpul fo me so plzz i req uh make a more vedieos n uploded more more vedeios. ありがとございました😘😘

I wonder if the host is a voice actress! I'd love to see an anime she has voiced.. the way she ends her sentences is so cute for normie conversations

Cute ! 🥰 Very useful video 👏🌷

Thank you for making this video. Here in New York City at 14st Union Square trying to learn Japanese. 練習どうもありがとうございます. 日本語を学ぼうとしている. 日本語です難しい. 練習しない場合のみ.

Awesome series ^_^

The best actor is the girl who plays the part where it’s says: Maji de? Hahhahahaha

Watched this with closed captions. So funny

いいと思います！

@thegameartist1641

6 жыл бұрын

福山さん、私もそう思る!

0:10 this guy was having none of this

Awesome content! Wish to see much more please. ❤ You didn’t have an English translation for Itadakimasu or Gochisou Sama deshita ?

@Danbu1988

Жыл бұрын

Hey, those are phrases related to having a meal which don't really have a counterpart in english. 'Itadakimasu' deviates from 'itadaku' which means 'to receive'. ' Gochisousamadeshita' comes from 'gochisou', which can mean 'to treat' or something like 'delicous meal'. The way they are used in reality the meaning of both comes close to 'thanks for the meal', with the difference that 'itadakimasu' is said before and 'gochisousamadeshita' after eating.

So appreciative of all the languages this channel does but I'm wondering was there not enough demand for the Japanese there's only two videos made several years ago?

mais videos como esse please

can you upload japanese - indonesia language i would like to learn the japanese languange

Hey! Thanks a lot for this helpful video. By the way, I hear many people keep on talking about Rocelangue Method (just google it), but I'm not sure if it is really good. Have you tried using this how to speak & learn language tutorial called Rocelangue Method? I've heard many unbelivable things about it.

I would struggle so hard if I need to say "Can we split the check?" ;___; I just...can't do that. Would feel very bad

0:39 めっちゃうまい！

@ganymede3660

3 жыл бұрын

マジで？

So fun ^_^

Très jolie

どもありがとう、このEasy Japanese が 大好きです。 私は ベヅタリンです。

Hontoni bikkurishita!!

Is お大事に and 気を付けて the same? Is there any difference in how they are used?

great videos, thumbs up, and you know whats more?...i think the easy japanese girl should do anime voices. who agrees?

I love this lenguage is the most beatiful

Been studying Japanese for about a year now, very hard, it'll be my third language hopefully.

@jenniekim2454

2 жыл бұрын

Are you fluent now??

@pabloenrique6084

2 жыл бұрын

How's your progress?

@AircraftTech2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@jenniekim2454 No not yet, I had to stop for a while because I went back to college but at my new job I met some japanese people so I might actually be able to continue my studying with them.

@AircraftTech2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@pabloenrique6084 Hey Pablo, I am just now starting to practice again, took a break for a while since I went back to college. Are you studying Japanese too?

I think 'get well soon' is a better translation for odaijini. People say 'take care' as a farewell sometimes.

Mona is lovable!

"Basic Japanese Phrases III" はどこにありますか？してくだだい！！！！^_^

Cool Video :D

1:20 マジで具合悪そうでワロタwww

Kawaii🧡

o daiji ni - get well soon. O ki wo tsukete - take care. I don't think 'o daiji ni' means take care as we, as native speakers, use it.

0:03 "una cajeta!!!"

I like the way they pronounce the whole phrase just the same...

The girl at 1:16 has a nice voice.

Writing is easy, but speaking it is damn difficult like I remember the phrase, then I forget about it the next day. I'm currently watching conversation because there is the romaji and the translation. Learning quicker in that way.

@davidbagley1783

3 жыл бұрын

Think of remembering like a new name you learn

1:15 we've got an actress here!

今日は おごります、楽しいビデオを作って下さって有難う御座います😍

@abdumutallibabdulxayev2356

5 ай бұрын

Hello, could you help me with japanese.

why there's no more easy Japanese section?...

"Maji De?" youngster is a cutie....

貴方は 可愛い です！

What is the different between 'onakahetta' and 'oharahetta' ? Which one is common to use?

@mohican8860

3 жыл бұрын

not useing 'ohara hetta'

Probably no one will see this, but what is the "んで" in 楽しんで? Surely not the て form. Is it ので?

Mecha sugoi

I can't hear the wo in gohanwotabeniikou. do you pull out the wo in this phrase?

@wondertraveller9928

3 жыл бұрын

We pronounce it as O during the sentence

@wondertraveller9928

3 жыл бұрын

Like Gohan-o-tabeni ikou

@edvideojuegosycultura3712

3 жыл бұрын

@@wondertraveller9928 thank you!

kimochiiiii

What’s the meaning of Kami no Shikara da? People use it a lot when referring to Madara

@samshah1533

4 жыл бұрын

it means god not sure what shikara means. I know that kara means form.

@marLamaDeo

Жыл бұрын

Probably something like 'is this the power of a God?'

As long as I know girls don't use お腹減った. Men Use 腹and 減る While women use お腹and空く In the first place お腹and減るdon't come together.

@nazonohito0410

9 жыл бұрын

I have to disagree. Girls do use お腹減った and お腹 & 減った do come together. proof? I have heard em.

@VigorousVicious

8 жыл бұрын

I'm Japanese. Yes, "お腹減った" is a bit unnatural. As you said, women and girls tend to use "空いた" rather than "減った". So 「腹へった」 or 「お腹すいた」→ perfect Japanese!! Tip: if you want to be more manly, when you say "腹へった" don't make "た" long. If you want to be more kawaii, when you say "お腹すいた" add additional "～" end of "すいた" and make it something like "お腹すいた～！". This gives the sentence some "甘えるような" effect!! (Sorry, I don't know what to translate it into.) After all, I recommend to use "お腹すいた" because it's more polite and gives someone you speak to a good impression and moreover, it goes well with 敬語. "お腹が空きました。" is much more natural than "腹が減りました。".

😅

You could also say "Ki o tsukete" for 'take care' but the more exact meaning might be 'be careful'

1:19 bro...

Although I noticed this in other Easy Japanese videos, why are some people wearing facial masks?

@Flugs0

7 жыл бұрын

It´s because of the pollution I think

@coolfire719

7 жыл бұрын

If someone does not agree with my answer or would like to correct then by all means. You are thinking of China which is different than Japan, In Japan aesthetics is to consider the need of others before one's own. While many people have their own reason for wearing a mask many where them to isolate a cold or if they feel they could infect another person. Which makes common sense when you think about it but yet we in the West seem to not adhere to this custom which actually boggles me to this day.

@martinsmith5795

7 жыл бұрын

coolfire719 I was thinking of Japan, not China.

@coolfire719

7 жыл бұрын

Not you it was a reply towards flugs mostly, I was also answering your question.

Odaiji ni. corona

are most of the Japanese peoples introverts or something!! i am curious!

@user-yi3ou3zv5y

Ай бұрын

maybe the camera man is funny!! i like that

hai apa kabar semua?

aguante china amo a china esty aprendiendo chino para casarme con una china todo de china me gusta saludos desde argentina !!!!!!!

It’s like they’re trying to say it as fast as they can wtf

お昼ご飯一緒に食べませんか？約束するそう？

"nani tabetai?" sounds sekshi xD

sounds like anime

を is pronounced as o and not wo when used as particle. All the Romaji show it as wo.

0:17 That mean's let's go eat rice, not just eat

@ynt97

5 жыл бұрын

ご飯 can mean rice or any meal in general

No expressions though

wtf...nooo

please say these phrases slower, just way too fast for me!!!

ベジタリアン使わんやろw

Stay easy speak in japanese with word .now l can learn now? Goodbye

May the bless you all and your family's. Thank god for all the blessings the almighty gives us. And if God did not exist the universe would not either. Don't lose faith are be discouraged for God is with us always. Pray for forgiveness though prayer and always be thankful to the Almighty who is forever good. May we achieve eternal life by loving the lord and his people and by following the path of Jesus in the name of the almighty. Love one and other even your enemies like the way Jesus loved us in God's almighty name AMEN

@englishplaylistt

2 жыл бұрын

Your name says Akiyama, ne?

Dude, japanese is impossible 😓

@thegameartist1641

6 жыл бұрын

Ivan Sb No, it just takes practice. It can seem difficult though because of all of the kanji and different ways to say things, but after you're into it, it's less difficult.

@samshah1533

4 жыл бұрын

not really talking is not that hard but the wirting of kanji is a aheadache.

is my comment deleted? unsubscribed.

japanese is never easy. consider carefully before learning it