American Math teacher VS Japanese School girls

[@NicoleCrescentia]

I need her to repeat the question more than 500 times

[@therabbit555]

*Can you write that down?*

[@NicoleCrescentia]

@@therabbit555 I can but still we need to repeat

[@fredericchopin7855]

I feel like I’m the dumbest person on earth now

[@macarons4157]

Guess I’m dumber

[@Cookienetter]

No i am.... 👁️👄👁️ 🤝

[@THEWINDOWGUY35]

You guys are amazing and brilliant in my heart.

[@Cookienetter]

@@THEWINDOWGUY35 ThAtS SweEt

[@tr0picalxdayyz439]

I’m the dumbest ✋🏻😀-

[@PopeLando]

To me the amazing thing is how they can take the input numbers at that speed when it's not even their first language!

[@もう秋]

amazing

[@1313hyme]

I couldn't even listen that fast :(

[@nursyahjaya740]

I cried :"( how dumb i am

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

math has no language.

[@asdfghjqwertyu1858]

American: "The earth is flat!" Japan:

[@kellybond1426]

Their fingers work faster than my ears. I couldn't solve those equations with an electronic calculator lol.

[@kimmina3296]

Meanwhile Me : 1435 books + 1565 books = library 👁👄👁

[@samb5772]

english is the language i speak most but i cant even catch what she’s saying wtf

[@yuochingetumadre1444]

i live in milwaukee wi, it took me 5 years to learn both traditional and advanced mechanical version. it does wonders. using it to go back to school and im 32. im not as fast as these students but im way faster than i used to be without it.

[@dreamdiction]

Are you saying that practicing with an abacus improved your mental arithmetic.

[@ROMANABSOLUT]

Some of my dear North American co-workers, high school graduated, are NOT able to give the right answer to 9 + 7 = ??? No wonder Japan is so far ahead the US.

[@oscur_destal]

I could answer if I had a soroban.

[@ROMANABSOLUT]

@neoDarkSquall - you do NOT need a soroban to answer to this : 9 + 7 = ? ! You better wake up and get rid of...Soros !

[@rainfire9765]

You must be over exaggerating and clearly you're both joking.

[@oscur_destal]

I'm obviously joking but I'm not really sure about the other guy :/

[@dalzy25]

its 16 (im 12)

[@thereadingfactoryinc4969]

and I thought my math was hard.......

[@shiningdiva_2]

My son is 10 years old just start today Abacus lessons. His very exited and thanks God he loves Abacus Maths. If i was knew 5-6 years a go i am sure was better. Hope is not late now is well for his age. I really want him to do good in Maths.

[@itsrahmanjr2215]

It's not too late haha... The brain development starts at 3 and ends at 12😊

[@shiningdiva_2]

its rahmanjr Thank you! His really doing well. They told me what he learn in 3 weeks other kids learn in 3 months. That’s brilliant. Kids learn quick.

[@shiningdiva_2]

NoFakesHere Thank you! I didn’t say end at 12. If you see was somone’s elae comment.

[@hryank33]

How good is he now? I think kids who started at around 10 has a lot of benefits because they learn the formula much more easily.

[@xdcrackings]

5 year checkup

[@Ruberjig-kun]

Girl: 2,724,776,532,594 Guy: ah sh...

[@vanessahernandez-ot9qw]

Amazing..I would have her repeating everything over and over again😩😭

[@m_a_s6069]

I've never seen a soroban with two reset buttons before. Also, you just know that you will have your ass handed to you when you go head-to-head with kids that have a cases for their soroban.

[@soozshooz]

And in 7th gr. all we were working on today was building a Japanese Abacus & counting to 30 by 3's 🤓 What kind of freaky genius is this?!?

[@megokura824]

How many times a week do the students come to train at the soroban school? Do you have a summer camp for beginner children?

[@mmg3861]

MORE than Amazing. It's ACADEMIC!!!

[@SniffiestHalo1]

Holy shit is this even possible

[@raresene5071]

I don't even understand what the lady is saying ;(

[@vanr4739]

Ahhhh! I want an abacus and a school that can teach me this. But I really wish they had given us an abacus to use in school instead of a calculator maybe I would not feel like a dumass everytime I look at anything math related. The older I get, the more I question what three American school system "taught" me *siiiiiiiiiigh* 🙄😑😩

[@smaklilu90]

human computers!!

[@dillonmartin5570]

they are using the computer

[@岡充太郎]

Sorry, I didn't know the use of five beads soroban. My granma told that this is for division.For example i have to memorize "ni-ichi -tensakuno -go" which means 2-1 equals 0.5.Anyway private junior-high here inflicts heavy math-task for entrance-exam.Pupils here learn util 4th grade the notion of minus and until 6th grade equation.That is why teachers here drive a nail into pupils' head.Almost all Japanese mothers support this way. Present minister of education is also a hard liner to level up.

[@sixjhontongalamar979]

Now I gotta get myself an abacus. Who knows? I might awaken my inner Asian.

[@Allyourbase1990]

This is quite a gap from when I was learning to divide at age 7 😂😂

[@NorthTexasEagle1989]

Me as a fully grown adult learning anything new! Painting? Kid classes! Latin? Children's Workbook! Ballet? Tutu!

[@xxliaz9068]

I can’t even get a equation lmao

[@jonathanremruatkima5776]

These kids will be able to say back in my day without any lie

[@sodapop83]

we used learn counting with this soroban in my school (in hungary) not just the regular way, i haaaaaaated so much!!!

[@ironcladvee6229]

It’s funny though bc if you can read, you do this essentially. It’s all memory. They read those beads.

[@prorangerr]

i need to marry a Japanese girl so my kids are smart.

[@mariorossi3874]

das raysis

[@przemyslaw568]

if you are dumb it doesn't matter

[@mikoartz5006]

Time to boot up my old tomodachi gf i got from japan and start fucking

[@jananonlertvilai9212]

what will happen when your kids take a genetic brain from you???

[@lydiaz592]

janan berserker welp.

[@BigSirZebras]

the girl that answered also had great pronunciation.

[@Tailoringchannel]

Great students with great teacher .....

[@RikyPerdana]

11 years have passed. She must've become a fine lady. It's time for me to propose her

[@Creed12able1]

Ancient Astronaut: *ALIENS*

[@-rainycloud-5939]

I- howww???IM LEAVING AMERICA AND GOING TO JAPEN

[@dannynguyen8316]

Newton didn't use soroban, but the world knows him as one of the greatest mathematicians in human history. Why?

[@curious_one1156]

he did not have to do much arithmentic. It wss about clear thinking and visualization for him.

[@はなはな-m2z]

はな 彼女たちは日本の子？ これだけ早口の英語聞き取れるのも凄いし、しかも合ってるなんて…！

[@burro45]

はな はな what

[@elisemueller9967]

what is the tool, I remember really liking that tool?

[@blackabe111]

I'm really bad at Japanese. So if you're an American Just asking him what because you can't read Japanese then I can tell you what he roughly said. But it could be that even to a native speaker His Grammer is off. So if you're Japanese please excuse me for trying to explain your own language to you ^^'> The first sentence is "Are these women/girls Japanese children?" Second sentence "something something understood the fast English something something" Again, if you speak Japanese better then me then please forgive me haha.

[@shitpostgod2656]

that was pretty easy if u know the abacus method

[@SG-jm7np]

what in the world just happened??

[@BuzziRus]

Sumimasen, chotto haiai desu! Chotto matte kudasai! 😅

[@XieLianOfficial]

I remember taking abacus classes. Yhis brings back memories, although the abacus teacher was really mean (⁠´⁠；⁠ω⁠；⁠｀⁠)

[@mikoartz5006]

America: harder boringer complex is better Japan:easier funer is better

[@emmanueljordykantona626]

The abacus is paid actor.

[@noraderak973]

Please I need worksheet in Soroban of the second level

[@duaa.teacherchild1066]

How many hours these children practice per a day to arrive in this speed

[@ahitachi2334]

0:28 両利き用のワンタッチそろばんなんて初めて見ました 玉算堂製でしょうか

[@joechen2232]

I Cannot do that.... but my parent's are abacus teacher too And my eldest brother who have went to a world competition on abacus in around 1996 and win a tittle once ~

[@yuumsta]

What kind of sorcery is this?

[@shadyk666]

Don´t they just add another beans when you hear number? ( if you hear 2 you add 2 )....thats all or not?

[@佐藤田中-s3o]

I'm not familiar with abacus but I think that's a quintuple, so if you add 3 to 3, you move a 5 bead and put back two 1's, one 5 and one 1, that's 6.

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

I want to get a workbook where can I find it in English or Arabic?

[@lindasullivan9158]

Thank you for this video. I just saw it. I actually have a similar size soroban (27 digit). Also, I see that two of the girls have hard cases for their sorobans. Could you tell me where I can find or purchase a hard case like those?

[@bertoramosgonzalez6154]

There are a few factors in studying Japanese easily . One resource I discovered which successfully combines these is the Fergs magic blueprint (look for it on google) without a doubt the no.1 remedy that I have ever found. Look at all the amazing information .

[@xxzgame3125]

check ebay

[@SoggyVirtuoso]

So this is what it feels to go sicko mode?

[@brightsunshine9216]

In the end of the day they can get a cashier job ?

[@blancabriseno3163]

That’s amazing

[@shaoronmd]

Wait.. their abacus/soroban has a button to reset the entire thing?

[@tricomarioja436]

hahahahahaha

[@wentgonego8697]

yes, specially designed for competition. The first girl's soroban has 2 reset buttons.

[@catharticcrusader9822]

Um... this isn't impressive. They're using abacuses, which are basic calculators. They're not actually doing any calculation, just moving beads as though hitting buttons on an electronic calculator.

[@wills7355]

CatharticCrusader lmmfao. A ten year old Japanese girl taking eleven digit numbers in a second language, faster than you can is not impressive? I'm inclined to say that you have not once in your existence impressed your own mother even once.

[@valor36az]

They are performing calculations from 5 and 10 this is the basis of the abacus

[@haireepothead5001]

Then why are Chinese getting straight A's in American Universities like Japanese People in Japan do?

[@DiegoRodriguez-ix2pp]

Belief in ROI from education

[@ambush5063]

OMG I am not gonna do the abacus with teacher it’s so hard

[@sunilkumaryadav7876]

Hi sir abacus class kitne year se start ker salted Hai please tell me

[@manlim554]

Imagine American teacher teaches chinese student

[@matthewleslie14]

Does anyone think that how fast you can add two numbers means anything? I like the Japanese abacus but I don't think this type of thing matters

[@hananokuni2580]

Internalizing arithmetic operations makes it easier to do more complicated kinds of math, such as algebra and calculus. Most people outside the universities can get away perfectly with arithmetic and basic algebra. Being able to do these in one's head is a big plus, I think.

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

Unless you're in a very specific career like accounting, not really. And even then, it would be foolish to depend only on your mental calculations when dealing with money, especially thousands or millions of dollars. As cool and impressive as it is, I think much of the soroban stuff is more like a parlor trick than anything very substantial or useful in life. Math-based careers will not rely solely on mental calculations to do work and if I were to invest my money somewhere, I'd be damned if they didn't double and triple check the numbers with calculators.

[@hryank33]

John Doe I think you can use mental math in any our days to days too, such as finding out how many hows you have till X task need to be completed. Checking if the cashier, or the bank representative make a mistake. It can be helpful.

[@gachanoobmeme1214]

When I go to Japan school I always get good grade and when I go to philipines school I fail

[@Julz594]

HOW THE HELL THEY'D DO THAT?!

[@nataliehidalgo8933]

it was stupid to rattle off the problem so fast.

[@legobatman2440]

its asia get used to it

[@TheAnimeFreak8951]

seems like someone can't keep up... just cos its too fast for you doesn't mean it is for everyone else... your culture does not rule the world and by any means is not the norm everywhere... when you're in rome do as the romans do... this vid is based in japan...so that's their standard, which, is clearly at a faster standard than yours

[@fairfeatherfiend]

It's a mental exercise. DA.

[@sejmon9959]

Only me or alzo alle can't understand the teacher?

[@ritualslayner9067]

ありがとう

[@learniteasy8146]

An american teacher who is japanese.

[@岡充太郎]

Anybody in Japan don't know Suanpan Moreover we carefully checked not to import Chinese products. I pointed out that tool was not important but the notion of zero. At first we cleared up all beads to show zero.This type of tools exist all over the world.However we use this soroban for the first step of math education.I have never heard math education in China.Anyway your comment is nice and informative.However we used 5 beads soroban but did not use 1 bead..

[@Kaepsele337]

This is pretty cool, but it's also pretty funny how the problems always seem to be in terms of "dollars". I'm a bit torn on whether it makes sense to teach the soroban in schools. On the one hand, it gives a very good understanding of numbers and a visual representation, better than just writing the numbers down as symbols and I think that can help a lot of students who struggle with abstract concepts. It can also train problemsolving using visualization which is useful beyond just arithmetic. On the other hand, I think that can also be a down side if the students rely too much on it and it might cause problems when they have to deal with concepts that cannot easily be visualized. It might be better in some cases to start using more abstract representations early on in education.

[@minchiedelacruz3442]

what was 2+2 again?

[@岡充太郎]

We have no interests in US universities and students record.This movie is in Japan and the first step of math-education for young girls whom we put priority on.

[@VillageTV]

amazing

[@ayesha3024]

And here i am using calculator for 2+2=4 🤓🥴

[@ajitdandona891]

Dont we have excel for that? How is this a sign of intelligence? It just shows advanced memory and recall but last i checked people of other ethnicities are just as competitive in the job market

[@g-28bhawanishankar25]

You see if people start using their brain there wouldn't be any racism or race based stereotyping there, it's just they don't.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

You know, 58,008 on a calculator upside down spells boobs.

[@wentgonego8697]

? 59009, (8 upside down is still 8)

[@dorabracken2096]

Very talented girls

[@konosubashi7976]

Damn japanese kids hands are so red

[@yurelles]

Excuse me, hello polis

[@asmrhunter]

なにこれめっちゃ効率よく色々学べるやん

[@nursyakirah2926]

Im malaysia,i have used this in kindergarden 😄

[@maxmai33]

这不是中国的珠算么

[@pineauclaire1420]

お兄さん女の子に負けてもピリピリしないで、ニコニコしててめっちゃ良い人そう

[@motabetareviews2626]

pssshhh, easy.............. I came up with, 1 apple, a piece of chewed gum and a bird.

[@wentgonego8697]

It is very mechanical. In China (PRC), in order to win this kind of competition, they have to recite multiplication table (one digit times two digits). e.g. 8 x 44 = 352 (read as 8、4、4 (with or without pause in between) 3、5、2) 8 x 45 = 360 (read as 8、4、5, 3、6、0) ..... and so forth They also group those with the same answer together to make life easier. e.g. 2 x 72 = 3 x 48 = 4 x 48 = 6 x 24 = 8 x 24 = 144 That's why statistics show that the GPA score of many Chinese students decline (freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior) when study in US . The higher the grade, the lower their GPA, because they are not educated to "think"/ "invent" / "create".

[@sunilkumaryadav7876]

Hi small child which age

[@laylasquad1238]

为 啊么日参赛 呢额度 同 擦提出 的票

[@meiguo9964]

two girls is beauty!

[@rolandoperera1202]

👽 we can't do it never in our school system Sri Lanka.

[@sumitmishra3037]

This is no big deal If you are an asian

[@DKFBETHEROCKET]

すごい

[@yojanacast]

KOFFED is that supposed to say sugoi? Idk I’m learning the hiragana alphabet and I the “ get me confused and I’m really bad at remembering things! I’m gonna fail

[@blackabe111]

Well... I'm b confident that you know by now because your studies probably have payed off but yes... It's sugoi

[@desire1521]

こいつらバケモンやろw

[@kamran1976]

Some indians don't even need calculators 😎

[@Liz-y1d]

yes

[@metaparcel]

For relaxing times make it Suntory time.

[@reuelyt9200]

omg, they so gooooooood

[@lamoskgr]

wow!!!!

[@ant7936]

Just incredible. And in a second language too!

[@radensi]

凄すぎる

[@shiningdiva_2]

Thoes little one in video they are briliants😍

[@gajendra-sikarwar783]

i want कोचिंग sun