In all honesty, I don’t remember Aoyama off the top of my head. But Shelly and Harry are great teachers. So, it’s really up to you to choose a role model- someone to model your speaking style to. By listening to dozens of teachers you can hear all the varieties and melodies. But I say it’s important to choose one style, get comfortable speaking it, then maybe play around with other styles. Listening is so crucial but speaking is oh so crucial 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
These videos are for people who wanna actually use English in reality. 🙏🏻
@4cctk_2 күн бұрын
アメリカ英語が正解だ!って言いたいの?😂
@kysennpai2 күн бұрын
No
@user-dj1mt1ls4y2 күн бұрын
In my humble opinion most Japanese want to learn useful worldwide communicative English rather than Perfect Californian Accent which I believe is just one of styles of English.
@kysennpai2 күн бұрын
Worldwide communicative English? How about California English? Hollywood has broadcast our English around the world.
@user-dj1mt1ls4yКүн бұрын
@@kysennpai Of course, Californian English is nice. I wanted to say however, it’s not everything. Those youtuber’s English is also nice and sometimes sounds more attractive than typical Californian one. If you had focused on their good points, your video would have been more informative and interesting.
水原希子さんは日本人ではありません アメリカ人の父親、韓国人の母親、国籍はアメリカです Kiko Mizuhara is not Japanese. Her father is American, her mother is Korean, and her nationality is American.
@kysennpai4 күн бұрын
母親は在日ですね。水原さんは東京育ちだし。
@tad43624 күн бұрын
Maybe Kevin wanted to say "call your teacher's (number)" but didn't say the last word. 先生の(番号)かけてみるか。日本語でも略して言うことあります!
Just stumbled onto this channel. Top notch. Subbed.
@kysennpai5 күн бұрын
Thanks. It sounds like you don’t need an English lesson but I appreciate the support 🫡
@kajikajiyuyu6 күн бұрын
小林 克也さんの英語は?
@youichi_songs6 күн бұрын
動画最後まで見ずにみんなコメントしてるな。 勘違いする気持ちもわかるけど
@user-hx4oh1rb1f6 күн бұрын
英語は絶対無理だと改めて思う 手も足も出ない
@dorist72806 күн бұрын
One of the biggest misconceptions is how long you live in a foreign country has nothing to do with your ability to speak English well. You married a native English speaker and have lived there for years, and this life circumstance has no direct language improvement either. I studied linguistics for foreigners decades ago at a university here in the state. You have to be fortunate or force yourself to be only English-speaking life for over five years to remarkably get rid of your accent, intonations, and pronunciations. The study shows it would be too late if you were over 15. However, with consistent practice and immersion in the language, you can make significant improvements at any age. You commit to speaking only English with natives around you for many years. No wonder young teens and kids naturally learn and quickly adapt to speaking English like natives. Their adaptability is remarkable and should give us hope for our language-learning journeys. By the way, I love what the Japanese say about other Japanese people's English-speaking language skills: "Pera-Pera." That means an incompetent level, which I call "Gata-Gata Eigo," but do your best.
So you finally get it. Good thing a native person is teaching me 🙏🏻
@hiroyama196110 күн бұрын
ニューヨークでバリバリ仕事してた石丸さんの英語がすごいらしいですよ。是非評価をお願いします。
@Banchan10002 күн бұрын
いや、発音は完全に日本人
@tanaka.shinji110 күн бұрын
KY senpai only judges English quality by their beauty alone. 😅I do not think it is good for Japan. Next prime minister of Japan, Shinjiro Koizumi is good example. I know he has good pronounciation skill. However, His English has little intelligence, or wit at all. I know you are pronounciation coach. But, I would like Japanese to learn rationalism and creativity which many Americans have through language also. Beauty is inside not outside. It is unfortunate to judge English skill by beauty alone😂
@KansaiSprockets6 күн бұрын
Until Japan's education system of being forced to remember as opposed to autonomous learning persists, good luck with "rationalism" and "creativity"