when you have a continuous string of kana to say a phrase, made up of multiple words, how do you know where one word ends, and the next begins?

I am learning Chinese, German, and Japanese. If I were a foreigner, I think it would be better to learn Chinese or Japanese than Korean. Unless I travel to Korea often.

Okay, so “are you hungry” is the “do you have a big taste” in French.😂

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Big Bong, Ding Dong!🤠 Thanks for the video. I have guys at work who speak Spanish and others are Russian. I think this will be perfect. I just saw $200 😢

Thanks Sensei😊 very grateful.

Je suis fan de ce jeune homme et de son parlé quand il présente ses vidéos 👔👞👍🏾

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French doesn’t sound romantic at all to me. It sounds…. How do I put it? Let’s say you walk into an old woman’s house. There are flowers everywhere. Pink doilies cover every flat surface. There are 37 cats. The air smells strongly of potpourri. That’s what French sounds like to me.

My gf just thought me this weekend!!!! Perfect video!

I’d say that from an English speaking perspective Japanese and Korean kind of sound the same in its fast and speedy way of talking however Chinese sounds very distinct with it sounding slower and more effort put into pronouncing the words.

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French sounds like razor blades cutting my ears... French! Can't hear it😆 literally goes on my nerves.

Problem is, I'm a gay man, and I can't stop having that awkward feeling when a cute Latino or Brazilian guy would reach out to chat. I mean, the struggle is real! Conflict of interest! 😄

Ok, zene.,.

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ヤというよりイヤですね。 たぶん漢字の嫌から来ています。

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うん、そうか. You sound just like my French friend when he speaks English, except with that classic Asian shaping of certain vowels. Like when you say “how”And sometimes you sound British for half a second. Like when you say No. And some words you sound like an American doing a bad imitation of a surfer dude but like I said it lasts for a split second. Those are just my observations.

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le plus comique c est qu au quebec quand on chante là on a tendance a utilisé le vrai français sans le même accent que quand on utilise quand on parle

in quebec we have a better english accent than the french from france the french from france their english sound with a big french accent still

japanese is baby mumbling😂

Hai is like hmm ,,,

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Me just going "ya"

はいはい

"How to say 'yes' in Japanese" My dumbass: "Oui"

As Japanese community, can you please come up with what actually “yes” means and then we can discuss???

Inflection is always important We do it all thr time in english too Yeesss?

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So similar to Mhmm, it doesn't necessarily mean yes, it can mean it, but also is used for acknowledgement. Really cool 😄

Did any of yall have to wait a while? I can’t get in the app yet for some reason

“いいえ(I’ve)” has many means.For example ok! No

As an American studying French, I definitely found the Quebecois accent more romantic, because it sounds more relaxed and fun, and it's easier to imagine someone I had really gotten to know sounding like that, but with the Parisian accent it sounds nice but very formal, almost like he's too shy to relax and be himself.

Since they are all formal ways to say you’re welcome(they’re absolutely useful in formal situation tho), let me just tell you a casual way to say it. Daijobu 大丈夫 it means “nothing” We use this phrase often. You can turn this phrase into a formal one when you add desu です at the end of the phrase. Hope it helps 🫶