ダーナーラーと発音してみるとわかるけど舌がつく位置が段々奥に行く以外違いがないのよね Lはダよりも前歯側についてRは舌をつけすらせず巻く LaーダーナーラーRaーと練習した後Lux Super Richって言うと日本人でもだいぶそれっぽい発音になる
@とん-g2s9 ай бұрын
ホロの人たちは耳が良いんだよなー
@akainohuyuten9 ай бұрын
カリはいい先生だなw
@変態糞老人6 ай бұрын
わしにせいきょういくしてほしいわ(ボロン
@松悟5 ай бұрын
ちょろりの間違いだろ
@ドブネズミ-e2r4 күн бұрын
頑張って日本語喋ろうとしてるの可愛いなぁ
@dcac37449 ай бұрын
この子ほんとにかわいい
@HIDEM.9 ай бұрын
DIO「RYOURYYYYYYYYYYYーーーッ」
@らんらん-b5h9 ай бұрын
DIO様のお料理教室!!!!
@KAWASE_hololistener9 ай бұрын
りょーりょーっ
@snake-chaser9 ай бұрын
@@らんらん-b5h 俺はエプロンをつけんぞぉぉぉ!
@kinandtakuji9 ай бұрын
おれは出前をやめるぞ!ジョジョーーーーッ!!
@ストゲ-n3t9 ай бұрын
「(パンをこねながら)なじむ 実に!なじむぞ フハハハハハ!」
@idleeidolon7 ай бұрын
Japanese children will often say "tan" instead of "san" or "chan", correct? It is the same for american children. The american "r" sound is the last sound children learn, and often a lot who have not learned it yet will pronounce "r" as "w". Example: "really" becomes "weally" ... "right" becomes "wight" There is a british accent that actually pronounces a lot of their "r" like "w" and other british accents make fun of them for that, because it sounds childish or cute.