kaito garcia Yeah! British people famous for apologising all the time even when there’s nothing to apologise for. I didn’t notice how much I apologise until I visited America haha. I was living in Japan for 1 year and I felt it was the same as the UK in that way.
@遼-n3j3 жыл бұрын
are u British? ur japanese is really good
@bubblespony3 жыл бұрын
@@遼-n3j I am British but I studied abroad in Japan and I majored in Japanese for 4 years so considering those things I don’t think I’m actually very good haha.
@遼-n3j3 жыл бұрын
@@bubblespony wow that is really cool and thank u for answering‼️ i am 15 but i wanna study abroad‼️ stay safe〜
I speak Japanese, English and Spanish and my personality does change a bit when I speak each language because language is more than just words. Every language is based on its own unique culture.
@renk13102 жыл бұрын
I STRONGLY agree. “Language is more than just words.” That's my favorite words in your comment. I was moved by this sentence
I can flirt in English but never in Japanese lol LOVE Alex's lipstick, she looks gorge!
@世界線-y7q4 жыл бұрын
よーこさん!こんなとこに!w
@世界線-y7q4 жыл бұрын
「ろ」ぬけてました
@yuiopp04 жыл бұрын
真逆ですw
@majora2313 жыл бұрын
Do you think speaking another langage kind of create a veil above your caracter, like being a different a "new me" which is kind of liberating, making you more confident?
Thank you for sharing a great conversation atsu!! 言語が人間性を構築しているという色々なことを深く考えさせられる素敵な話でした。教育や社会の在り方にも少なからず影響している部分がありそうです🤔
@ティム-f7s4 жыл бұрын
いつかスティーブさんって言う20か国後話せる人にも話聞いて欲しいな
@Iplayasoccerhowaboutyou4 жыл бұрын
あの人ほんとすげえ
@にゃんこっぺ4 жыл бұрын
最近ゆじーとコラボしてたよね
@アンカンマン4 жыл бұрын
先祖にシュリーマンいそう笑笑
@feudalla77804 жыл бұрын
With 20 languages he might become the ultimate schizophrenic.
@tomishin893 жыл бұрын
It was quite interesting that Alex mentioned "schizophrenic" in relation to multi-linguists. I used to speak Indonesian when I was young in addition to English and Japanese. When I had an opportunity where I had to speak Japanese, English and Indonesian, I thought I lost myself, or I didn't know who I was actually. There was no core person in me to control the situation. Nowadays, I cannot speak Indonesian well because I haven't used it for more than 40 years, so I have a feeling that I have dual personalities speaking Japanese and/or English. Atsu, you have made many educative and intriguing videos clips. I am quite certain that many Japanese who are learning English will benefit from them.
I guess English people and Canadians typically say sorry more compared to those in other countries. It’s funny coz you can just tell somebody is from Canada if they say sorry quite often.
@yoshinobutsuda97744 жыл бұрын
@@pattypatrich7929 san,Thank you very much for reply.I think many Canadians and British are polite.Also, I asked various people to help me when I was lost in New York. People in Osaka often say "thank you" to the clerk.I think people other than Osaka should say "thank you" more. Stay healthy and have a good day!
今回の話題はとても面白かったですね。This time, it was so interesting for me to learning other cultures. そうか、文化の違いで「ごめんね。」と「ごめんなさい。(重い)」の伝わり方が違うから、相手も混乱してうまく伝わらなかったのか・・納得!Thank you for sharing your thoughts !!