今これに戻ってきてる同士おる？

急にオススメに現れたATSUさんが今と違いすぎてびっくり😂😂😂

この動画を見るとATSUさんはもちろん才能があるに違いないけど、それを超えるほどの努力があってこそ今のあの英語力なんだなと痛感する。俺も頑張っていつかはATSUさんくらい話せるように頑張ろう！

今より細いし声が高い笑

これを残してくれてありがとう atsuさんもこんな英語を話していた

振り返りの動画から来た人ーーー！ 👇🏻

伝説の始まり

野田洋次郎さんみたいw 今と結構違って見える

削除しないところ好感持てます笑　この時代があってこそ今のアツさんがあるわけですもんね！

このときの狂気がいまをつくっているきがする

@user-im4vl3nq2v

3 жыл бұрын

わかるわ、今は落ち着いてるけどこの時は何か狂気的なものを感じる。 それぐらいしないとあのレベルまでいかないんだろうな。

your pronunciation is not too bad in this video, and you've come such a long way in your most recent vid!!! good job! 感動しました!!

I love the way you say "pronunciation" :D

You're accent is still Japanese, but you speak very well. The grammar is correct and it is easy to understand you :) As long as you are understandable, the accent really doesn't matter to me ^^

てくてく一人で歩いて立派になって、まだまだどんどん歩いて行ってしまう。かっこよすぎでしょ。すげーな。

you are so talented. good for you!

わぁ、すごい…（色んな意味で）私も英語頑張る！！

この動画を拝見すると、このまま日本で英語を学んでいくキャリアと、思い切ってオーストラリアに羽ばたいたキャリアの結果の違いが、明確に想像がつくような気がする。多様性ってやっぱり大事だ。

クソおもろい笑

You speak English very well! It's very easy to understand you.

You speak with wonderful clarity and have a good rhythm for an American accent. Any typical American will be able to understand you without any heavy concentration, no problem. If you want to have an authentic sounding American accent though, I have a few pointers: -Work on connecting your words together more instead of chopping them up. I especially noticed it starting at 0:32, and to the end of the video. -American "r"s are always very strong, always at the front of the mouth, and ALWAYS pronounced. This is one of the biggest distinguishing factors between American, and other English accents wherein some "r"s are omitted (Australian, Standard British, etc.) -"Studying" sounds a like "stud-din" when you say it. It's a 3 syllable word, although we tend to brush past the "d" really quickly.Try to put a bit more emphasis on the "y" and the "g", but not too harshly. -"Three" sounds like "free" when you say it. Work on the unvoiced "th" sound." Put the tip of your tongue between your teeth and touch everything together lightly, then blow air at the point where your tongue and top teeth meet. -You say "Typical" as it is phonetically spelled ("ty-pih-cal"), but Americans more often pronounce it as "ty-pih-cuhl" -"You say "books" as it is phonetically spelled ("books" or "bukes"), but Americans more often pronounce it with a schwa. -Your pronunciation of "CDs" is almost correct. Just widen the "ee's" even more, so that it's very distinctly "Cee-Dee's." - "Difficult" sounds like "diffe-call." "Difficult" is as phonetically spelled, but with an almost omitted "t." Prepare your mouth to make a 't" sound, but stop the sound right before you do. ("Diffi-cuhl-[t]" ) -"American" sounds like "Uh-MEHR-ih-cuhn" when you say it. But Americans more often pronounce it as "Uh-MARE-ih-cuhn". -"Evaluate" sounds like "Ee-vary-ate" when you say it. Definitely work on your "L"'s. Curl the tip of your tongue up to the beginning of your hard palate. Also work on your long "U"'s, which are more of a dipthong "U" in American English than in other English dialects (a "Y"and a pure "U" mushed together to create one vowel. So it sounds like "yu" or "yew") Therefore, the American pronunciation is "Ee-VAL-yew-ate" -"Pronunciation" sounds like "pra-nu-syay-shun"when you say it. It should be "pruh-NOWN-cee-ay-shun" I hope this helped you. Wishing you the best! =)

For only 3 years at this point you were doing awesome. I hope your studies continued in such a positive way.

@impatboy I am glad to hear that my English is easy to understand. Thanks for your reply. That it truly appreciated.

ヒカキンみたいだな

Very easy to understand; your R's tend to blend in with the rest of your words though. You're doing really well, and considering this is 8 years later, I bet you're a pro by now!

This is a pretty late entry, but I just subscribed via your Japanese Lesson 1, so I wanted to check out your previous vids. Your English is very good...you are obviously very comfortable speaking it. I think the pace/stress of certain words, and tiny pronunciation differences make it obvious that English is not your first language. If I were just listening, I would be able to tell it stems from a Japanese base. However, it is definitely Americanized English, as opposed to British. As such, as a native English-speaking American, I would not necessarily be able to tell that you are NOT an American. One of the nice things, I feel, about the United States, is that we do have people from all over the world as citizens. We hear multiple different languages being used practically every day. So your speaking doesn't sound funny, or strange at all. Thanks for acting on your own curiosity! Your lessons on speaking Japanese like a native have been very informative. I've been struggling and laughing at my efforts, but I will prevail! :)

You sound just how an american would sound trying to do a Japanese accent. Your English sounds good and i don't think anyone would have a problem understanding you. I think you did a very good job

まだ人間だったころ

I can't really hear any American Accent but, your English is good.

You sound really clear. Keep it up.

@NomiofYouth15 I did not about "THAT" ! hehe Thanks a lot!

@neonnijineko You mean my "ASIAN" accent is obvious? I'll be careful when I say "pronunciation". Thanks a lot!!

Your English is great in fact amazing for learning in only 3 years. I think your English accent is pretty good, accents take time, and surrounding yourself with native speakers is the best way to do it

十年の時を経て、KZreadの機能も向上し、海外の方が優しいアドバイスをしているのが分かるね

I have no idea how I stumbled on this video but you sound great!

wow you look like a nerd back then! haha still cute though! Your videos always inspire me:)) love your videos!!

やっぱ声のトーンで悩んだんかな　俺も声低くてネイティブみんなこんな感じで高かったから話そうとしたけどまあ疲れて無理だったわ

I could understand everything you said without questioning any of it. You spoke very clearly.

i think you had awesome pronunciation :) and you have a very american accent, usually people studying another language have a very thick accent and their voice sounds some what robotic because they aren't used to using the new language. You have obviously studied and put a lot of effort into this... GOOD JOB :D

@dogwater7260

Жыл бұрын

😊

He definitely has a japanese accent when speaking.

your english is great , still has an asian twang to it , but thats cool

YOURE DOING GREAT!!!!

@HottDollsteak thanks i hope you could watch my other videos comparing to this one

声がヤバイ笑今と違いすぎるやろ

@sekqi9489

4 жыл бұрын

英語は日本語よりも周波数が低いですからね

@user-rw6ug4nz8v

4 жыл бұрын

そこじゃないような…

@daic_new

4 жыл бұрын

（笑）

@MC-dy6ns

4 жыл бұрын

Sατσ 的外れ過ぎて逆におもろい

@panpa-

3 жыл бұрын

@@sekqi9489 日本語の方が高いから、昔の方が高いってことだよね？？

@HottDollsteak thank u i hope u could check my other videos comparing to this

Your pronunciation is quite good, although it sounds a bit exaggerated haha. My biggest suggestion is to work on the "th" sound, as this is one of the things that native English speakers pick up on almost immediately when identifying non native accents. That said, your English is excellent, so I wouldn't worry about it too much. :-)

@Princesscolex I thought so myself after shooting it

great improvement !

you doing very i hope your speech has improved greatly since the time you made this video

すばらしい！

soooo cute!!! :D your accent is really good so far. what ive noticed from learning other languages is other people tend to have trouble with the letter "r" but if you keep practicing it you will be a PRO! :D

Good job dude

@impatboy Thanks for your opinion. Does my accent still have asian accent?

i demand an update video! :] you're adorbs.

Your English is really good! :D

Wow, you're really good. :) My mom's been speaking English for over 20 years and she still has a very heavy accent.

make more videoooooos cos i wanna learn japanes from yuu =] also yuu english is veeery good like i have no trouble understanding yuu at all

You. sound. AMAZING! I hear the Japanese, but you sound really good!

Its pretty good, you say a few things weird but its okay, good job keep it up!!

@littleenglish thanks hope you can check my other videos

Doing a lot better than I did moving from Osaka to America, so good job! 翻訳：大阪からアメリカに引っ越したときよりもずっとうまくやっているので、とてもよくできました！

It's clear to me! I can still hear something~, but it is good.

@TurresaaDo Thanks! Ill try to care about D and S:)

I've studied Japanese for 3 years (and lived in Yokosuka for 6 years before I started formally taking classes). Your accent is pretty good. I think what is good is your inflection is in the right place in the sentence structure. Inflection is often overlooked because many people worry about WHAT to say, and do not worry enough about HOW to say it. Keep up the good work! Ganbatte!

Your accent is still there ..... But so far your doing great :)

Your English is great!

You still sound Japanese, but you are really really good at english! As long as people can understand you I think that's good enough. I love accents!

When comes to speaking English if you are use to speaking something other then English it's all about learning to fit the way you're use to speaking to speaking English and I think you are doing a great job. Just keep at it.

You speak english very well and your accent is more Japanese-American. Keep it up, keep trying, although you don't have to. It isn't flawless, it is easy to tell it is an Asian accent without the face but I think you are on your way.

pretty good work on your t's and rolling your R's more your getting there

いまのAustralian Accent と全然違う。こんな時期があったのですね

Your accent is super cool bro! You sound European, probably German or even Scandinavia

I think your English is quite well for someone who has been studying for only about 3 years or so. I've been in America for about 5-6 years now and I still can not get rid of my accent. Hope you'll have a nice day. Good luck!

@dogwater7260

Жыл бұрын

😊

It's Really good!! Of course U have a Japanese accent,but Your Fluent enough for us to understand with out guessing!!!

eh you mispronounced a few words here and there but you accent is one of the better ones i've heard for not being a native English speaker

Really good job.

@nintend0fr33k Thank you!! That does help me! ARIGATO!

It's great!

Your English intonation is VERY GOOD! If I close my eyes, you sound like my Nisei friends' parents who have lived in the States a long time, but for whom Japanese is their first language. You have a really nice way of using English, and you would make a lot of friends in the US if you came here!

I think your accent is great :) It doesn't sound quite like an american accent but I understand you completely when you speak C:

you're awesome n_n

Your accent definitely sounds American. :) I can still hear your Japanese accent coming through, but the way in which you're pronouncing your words is more similar to the American accent than any other English accent. Your English is great by the way! Keep up the great work!

Your accent pretty much has a Japanese twang, but your English is awesome I had no problem understanding. FYR I'm Japanese who grew up in Detroit, w/ a Midwestern accent. I use English in business, but I always have trouble dealing with the Japanese accent. BTW, does anyone have any clue why this vid posted like nearly a decade ago came up in my recommendation?

Pretty good a little more practice and time will definitely do the trick good luck

Your English is amazing I understood everything you said. It sounds like a American accent but it's really unique kind of like siri or something

@freethepeople2012

9 жыл бұрын

***** He's not asking for that he wants to know if he sounds American like with an american accent do you understand what that means? and when he says how his japanese people sound at his school it just sounded like his voice went down in tone so no he the accent is bad.

@realaf.5729

9 жыл бұрын

Jay Best I understand what he ment I was simply commenting on his vocabulary stop being condescending I was just impressed with his ability to express him self in a whole new language jeez

@dilrukshiperera900

8 жыл бұрын

Obviously , he was not speaking alien.

How cute are you! I can understand you so your american accent is alright with me :)

Hahahaha! Love it!

Your pronunciation is very good. You definitely have more of an American accent iwhen you speak English, but the Japnese iaccents still there, but very subtle. In my opinion, this is a good thing. It gives your English some character.

I'm an American from California, and I can clearly understand what you're saying and I taught my Asian friend English and there at a state now were you are at right now. OR at least when this video was posted.

LOL XD i like how you end your comment haha totally made my day lol

Very good, still a bit of a ascent tho. I have lived in the US now for over 30 years and people tell Me I still have a slight ascent. So you are doing good.

i really LOVE your japanese accent! your so cute! you speak very good english tho and i can understand you completly but when i watch your video i find myself just staring at you because your very handsome

流暢さと発音が今と全然違いますね。 この頃のアツさんならまだ手が届きそうな気がします（笑）

LOL the ending of wat u said is funny

Very very good English!!!

@SubterraneanCitizen1 Ill check it out! thank you!!

Hi! I really think the concern and effort you put into improving your English is a great thing. Not too many people do that. Regarding how you're current English accent sounds, I think it's very clear, and your grammar is great. However, it still dies have a Japanese sound to it. You sound like you've lived in America for a while. So, out sounds like a Japanese American accent.

your english is great

Your inflections are good for American English :) Your 'r's still need some help some time, but overall you are pretty good, better than my Japanese accent, I'm still learning your 'r'

@manwitch777 thank u!

@CaptainGratiot Thanks for your advice. Moroccan..... lol Thank you!! :) Ill practice harder.