This is so goated bro

I can't hear the difference between 雨 and 飴!! 😢

its really great slow and.understanding

I wish they had a brown bear instead of a panda from china, because they are not from Japan.

"Just they might think you are a weirdo 💀"

Ah! So the drawn out vowel in for instance スノーボード counts as a mora? Interesting.

Very helpful video ! I'm glad I learned those tips about pitch accent . I'll buy a dictionary to see the correct pronunciation of the words . Thanks for the helpful video ! ありがとうございます！

I love your videos and this one is really excellent and helpful. However, here is some feedback on describing accents. Tarzan is not a good English word to choose to demonstrate what you want to demonstrate because a native English speaker would give more equal accent and duration to both symbols in that particular word. The way you are pronouncing it is to demonstrate more emphasis on the first syllable and a shorter, pitched down "zan." However, when I say the word, it is more even, like TAR-ZAN, both the same duration with only the pitch of the "Zan" going down, but not shortened the way you shorten it. A better English word to choose that would demonstrate what you want to demonstrate is something like "symbol" or "equal" or "swimming" or "speaking" (or really any "ing" word). Thanks for making your videos!

Hi, the audio doesn't follow the same time of the video.

Name of anime: Shirokuma Café

The characters in this anime are often tame, so be careful when using it with people you do not get along with very well.

Japanese (language) had consonants? Rly~?? Say Robot should just Ro-Bo-T(/) not Ro-Bo-To(still adding vowel)

Love the precise symbols! Thanks a million

This is such a useful and surprisingly difficult thing. Thnx - great lesson! 😊👍😊

thanks a lot! i watched a lot of videos of japanese teachers but your video helped me more to understand pitch accent

which ep is this? ;-;

this is a strange anime.

and we've found the gem.

More videos please 😍

this is really helpful and simple. Perfect for a more relaxed approach to learn the language

Are the Japanese vowels (a,e,i,o) the same as in Spanish ?

No entiendo inglés.

wow this video is really useful with the visuals too! Thank you~

3:46 reminded me of naruto, handsigns

Very helpful, I have been learning Japanese for years and I think my pronunciation needs some attention. Also I notice ビン　is translated at ‘bin’ can it mean this? I only know ビン as in 瓶 to mean bottle to container?

Nice. I would actually pay for stuff like this as it makes Japanese fun instead of a soul destroying grind. Sadly there's that thing called copyright involved lol!

no one care about accent unless you are native speaker

This video is phenomenal. All Japanese learning resources except maybe less than a handful of ones dedicated to pitch accent are literally void of this concept.

ばなな

This video sure is well-made A grand Chapeau for these apex efforts, the Like is well earned, folks!

Four years later, still fantastic material!

Thx

特殊すぎるwww

I know the video is about vowels, but I'm also starting to understand the pitch accent too. I noticed the difference when she says ame vs ame...they look the same in romaji, but I could tell there was a different pitch pattern.

Hey, I've got a question ! It seems like /ɯᵝ/ is fronted to /ɨᵝ/ by some speakers in certain environments (mostly after palatalized/palatal consonants)... so, is this the norm ? Or is it only a recent phenomenom ?

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I thought this was Jujutsu Kaisen

Love this anime

Watch a movie so much better..

I really don't like this, silly voices and questionable topics, I could live in Japan all my life and never ask somebody why they are fed up, because they only work two days a week ??....

Great video! Finally someone using IPA Thanks!

Please make part 02 🙏🏼

This vedio is help me alot.Thank you sooo much. Please make more vedio. Would like to know about name of cooking ingredient.

Man, "downstep" is such an unintuitive word for what is described in here. I wonder why that was the word agreed upon, something like "upstep" would make it more obvious.

Awesome video, by the way, could you please explain in a video how the pitch accent is pronounced in a sentence? I mean, each word is pronounced separately, or as a whole word? Thanks, God bless you 👍

Someone made an anki deck of the entire Shirokuma Cafe series for those interested in going further: www.mediafire.com/file/h2ta7e9reww1479/Shirokuma_Cafe.apkg/file

Wow, this material is of tremendous quality and clarity!

Wow, this looks very professionally done, the author is certainly not an amateur, but an educated linguist

I assumed these rules!! I had no idea I was right

This is the clearest explanation of this that exists. Amazing.