Love the editing style and the way you explain things. Making a community for the people wanting to learn is also underrated. Great work, you deserve way more subs!

It always helps me to know Kanji especially when playing games like Shogi

I just started learning Japanese and I immediately noticed I can understand alot of things due to the Kanji. I started learning Mandarin Chinese a few years ago, and although the pronunciation is totally different in Japanese, I noticed that the general meaning of many of the kanji is the same. Like for example Shui 水 for water 💧 and many others such as chu ko. 出口 for exit and so many others

I love to play Shogi

Yeah, I hate kanji

Kanji is nothing compared to get used to カタカナ 🤣

Who is this dancing dude? He must be so disliked now in Japan

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Wow I am glad youtube suggested me this video, thank you very much this is very helpful

Many of us in America hate when people act like that too

I wish they would be "Only woman Trains" in the USA! Thats awesome.

The Japanese seem to have a collective stick up their a*se

I've spent 2 weeks in Tokyo in May this year - Japanese people don't fcking care about priority seats. I haven't seen anybody let elderly person seat even once. People only cared about parents with baby strollers so they can fit. All the elderly had to stand up because of young businessmens sitting with their phones on the priority seats.

As for me learning kanji always was something the most interesting. I like the logic of japanese language. Thanks for the video, I'm glad that people will know this too and it will be so much easier and more interesting for them now🥰🩷

Kanji is mandatory for an effective Japanese learning, let 's face facts... Thanks for much for this very helpful video. Greetings from🇧🇷

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This video was helpful thank you for uploading 🙏 ❤️

Kanji is really helpful and important part of Japanese language. Also for me personally, it's really helps me when I learn Chinese, so I would say learning Kanji is my biggest investment of my languages learning journey

A lot of your "train"rules" are common sense, or should be, in other countries as well. But where I live right now, people are quite inconsiderate. Not only on trains. They are blocking the door of the train, a lot of them put a bag on the empty seat next to them to prevent someone else from sitting down! Another annoying thing: women/mothers enter the train with their baby strollers, taking space and also standing near the door. As well as people with full shopping trolleys. So you have to manoeuver around to get away from the door and inside the carriage.

Im glad you do these videos. People should really do all their research before going to another country...especially with etiquette. I just can not imagine being disrespectful intentionally. I am really hoping in the future they open the alley ways to see the Geisha and Maiko again in Kyoto. Those horrible tourists ruined it for those of us who have learned their history and just want to watch them walk by. Ugh ❤

❤this my fav

Kanji isnt easy but learning it provides health benefits to the brain that languages with an alphabet don't

ありがとうございます

difference between 道 and 路 ?

I plan to come and visit; it's on my bucket list. When I was a kid, I admit, Japan always had the best video games as well as movies, anime, etc. I took time to read about its history and found that isolation would have been a great benefit centuries ago, if our African ancestors did it. Some things in the world probably would have ended up differently. As I read though the history and the culture, with each day, I respect Japan even more. I've seen a lot of KZbin videos on the subject of coming for tourist, work, or even to spend the rest of one's lifetime there. I've played a lot of riichi mahjong, so one day I hope to test my skills in a mahjong parlor (if I'm allowed as a gaijin). As I've watched more of these videos, I've learned also, while some business practices can be easily compared to Jim Crow in the USA, I can say from what I see on KZbin that some people tend to be polite about it. Do I think that Japanese are racists, I wouldn't give a Yes or No answer. Because as a gaijin, no matter what is done, even earning citizenship in Japan (if it's even possible for some gaijin). I would be treated as a gaijin regardless. With the crazy things that US tourists are doing now, they are embarrassing my country. I'm use to apologizing, even when its not my fault, something I've learned in life. So, I must apologize on behalf of the US for the misbehaviors of our country. Japan I think can be even a greater country as the years go on. There's just one thing I hope that remains. Even if that means offending everyone around you. And that is the very culture that makes your nation special. Just try to separate the polite gaijin from the rude ones.

great video, thanks for the help!!!!

It's literally annoying me.Because on one video someone to speak that don't need to lear Kanji, only the words, on another one only Kanji. i don't understand so far.

0:58 what song is this?

I have the most basic basic of Japanese skills...I will never go hungry in Japan😂😂 But looking at this causes me so much stress knowing I have to learn it to advance in Japanese. And I want to. I really want to.

sanzui is my favorite!! 流 means flowing

I still definitely wouldnt mind visiting Japan, would love to experience lab test planets and boarderless, and also go to different ramen restaurants. Iam currently working on speaking Japanese and hope to achieve the fluent level of Japanese.

I don't like Japanese people at all. With their forced smiles, it makes me angered. When we try to be friendly, when we try to get to know them, they suddenly abandon us by “ghosting” us. They refuse to say their honesty, they impose their tatemae on us. They think they avoid conflicts, but they are wrong. Japan is not the right place to meet people. and learning Japanese means having brain pain

I have seen a few videos of people who live in Japan now talk about this subject. Thank you for breaking it down for us. ❤

I didn’t dare to ask you to approach this theme, I see you are versatile and have very sensitive subjects, too! It is good because we ( non Japanese) we are interested but to shy to dare to ask about it! I hope Japan will see that balance in professional live vs private time is essential for mental health and wellbeing, Japan is such intelligent nation. I live in Paris since 2016 and here I never ever worked overtime, holidays are tabu and we sometimes have 2h lunch …, I have more that 30 days holiday and I am extremely efficient and work a lot, but my free time is respected and it is a booster for better work.

Way more easier to understand the particles :) thanks

Nice video! I hope you could do more content like this with more advanced grammar points from JLPT N1 to N5 (yeah I meant backwards) as there is not enough English easy explanations on KZbin this way yet. For example, just other channels like 出口日語、日本語の森 do this.

oh man your clothes are super cool you are dressed like that super cool japanese culture and tea ceremonies youtuber

I had never thought of anything with more than one syllable (でも、から、のために、…) as particles, this helped quite a lot! ありがとございます！

Thanks for the information Pls link to apply for Japanese language learning in class Thank you

You do not need to apologize. Many people put exagerated titles on their videos to get people to watch them. It got me to watch yours. In fact I thank you for calmly educating me on what would upset people of your culture. I'm sure you would want to be as respectful to my culture. But some cultures have just TOO MANY damn things that make them upset. 'If you know what I mean'.

I like the fact that the Japanese police stepped up to help the foreigners. I think they can help prevent discrimination

Well done video 💕

Grenat, I get clearer information out of your vidéo than from some of my books❤

ありがとうございます！素晴らしいビデオです！I have studied Japanese for years and I have yet to see someone explain particles so clearly. I am a visual learner, and this approach is very helpful. Thanks again.

First of all, Thank you for watching my video! As I said, there are many exceptions...... but understand a core meaning of particles is very important to master Japanese!! I also sometimes pronounce 'mark' as 'make.' I'm so sorry about that. Please join my Japanese Community!! There is a link on description!!

ずっと前大学で日本語を勉強しました。１９９２年と１９９３年の夏、日本で勉強しました。日本が好きで、日本に帰りたかったのですけど、時間がなったです。仕事がいつも忙しかったです。今年、南北海道のトライアスロンをしに行きました。楽しかったです！来年、もう一度日本に行きたいです。Thank you for the excellent video!

For me , those foreigners know EXACTLY what they’re doing! The moment people will stop talking about them, they will stop cause they would have no attention anymore!

We would love to see a video on bad behavior of CHINESE TOURISTS.

the only one i would agree with is learn particles and sentence structure to the rest i dont know coach for example most books are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, most courses are useless for most outsiders outside of doing introductions, mostly because my time with japanese people have been formal for the introduction and everyone is informal after that, meaning the books dont mean crap anymore, it is also very difficult to get a book that explains particles well and they are damn rare so good luck

If you asked those people what they think about respect, it is likely that they would say they want to be respected. Yet, here they are in Japan disrespecting Japanese people. Every train car in Japan has notices that say please be quiet and don't talk on the phone while riding on the train. Japanese people like to relax in peace while they commute on the train. And Japanese people do a lot of commuting. I recommend that those guys learn about Japanese culture. Within Japanese culture there is great beauty, wonderful people and opportunity for sublime tranquility. Also, at the clubs, izakayas, matsuris and many other places there is ample opportunity for exuberant artistic expression, which many Japanese people will "dig the most."