I started water painting reently . Now I am watching a lot of KZbin water painting turoruals in English. I can understand what they say easily and it is such a joy to be listening to their professional ways of speech and learning how to express in water painting. Yes, meaningful is the key. Thank you. This is a super inspiring video.
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
That's great! You keep going 😊👍 Steve taught us that we should learn English through something we care about! It sounded very convincing didn't it?
@maimitakahashi1701 Жыл бұрын
0:15くらいのI have prepared となぜ現在完了形になるのか教えて欲しいです!
@ittanichi4766 Жыл бұрын
Wow! The other day, I wrote down my comment with your other video to ask Chinatsu about my problem in English. At the time, thanks for replying your answer. Your answer means studying a language has so much spend time and doesn’t have to be rushed. I realized what you said to me from this. I’m so impressed. Actually, I agree with you guys opinion especially about importance of reading. I had stayed in the Philippines to study English for six months . However, I didn’t study English in Japan since graduated high school and English was the worst in my skill. For such this reason, my knowledge was only ‘My name is’ and ‘Thank you’ when I arrived in the Philippines. I was low level even among the students, nevertheless, my range to improve English was amazing even compared to other students. Actually, so many people believe that if they raise the opportunity to speak, they would be fluent in English. But I never thought about that because I guessed my conversation definitely finish so fast due to my poor knowledge. For this reason, I focused on collecting English knowledge and I think reading articles is the best way to gather it because the article is written by good English users. In addition, the article can’t run away from me no matter how slow my understanding is. After that, I used it not to forget in my class. That’s why I can almost express what I want to say in English through slowly speaking without translation.
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
Thanks for leaving a comment again! Yes, I think English skills come down to "a bunch of everything" , which means, you learn vocabulary, grammar, the pronunciation...yes for sure... and you learn the culture the language is spoken... and you also learn about the world, which is what you talk with people. I know it sound like a hard work, but I believe it's the beauty of language learning. ❤️
I have started learning in english recently. So I learned important thing Thank you for your video❤
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching my video💕 All the best! 🍀
@natureactivitieguide.yukino8 ай бұрын
I started study English in Vancouver just 4 days ago. This interview encouraged me. Thank you so much❤ I don’t forget about enjoying English and culture 😊
@chinatsu_the_emo8 ай бұрын
Vancouver sounds very nice🥺❤️ First things first, please take care of yourself, and make the best of your stay in Canada! All the best, anything can be fun, even it's a challenge! Cheers from Melbourne. ✨
Wow, this video is an eyeopner for me as well. I will keep it in maind "Forgetting is big part of learning" The mindset is 'enjoy the process'. Thank you so much for both of you.
I've been listening your videos over and over again as a listening practice, but I recently discovered that there's a feature allowing me to repeat them by chapters, and I'm so thrilled! I know it was absolutely too late to find that though. Ha ha...😂 ちなつさんの動画をリスニング課題として何度も何度も繰り返し聴いているのですが、最近になってチャプターごとにリピートできる機能があることに気づいて大喜びしています!いまさら感が半端ないですけどね~。 Anyway, thank you for your great work you put into your videos. I feel lucky to have found you, an English speaker that I want to listen to even when I'm tired of learning English.❤ とにかく、いつも素敵な動画をありがとうございます。英語の学習に疲れてる時でさえ聴きたいと思える英語話者のあなたに出会えたことを幸運に思っています。
Your discourse with Thelinguist impressed me with some points. Especially, most of all I've been impressed with your response to the person so you mumbles wordless 'uumn, huuun', I've heard such response for the first time. I felt your flexible confidence would be fresh/bold.
@Coffee-e5k Жыл бұрын
Thanks 🙏
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
You’re welcome 😊
@w7699 Жыл бұрын
I enjoyed this video so much! It was so interesting. I’ve learnt important things. This video is exactly like “interesting and meaningful contents” for me. I’ll practice English with fun everyday! Thank you for making this video!
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching this video, and your comment genuinely made me happy!!! I think we often forget "why we learn English"... there are too many noises out there... but Steve taught me to enjoy the process of learning a language! Again, thanks for leaving such a lovely comment, it means a lot to me❤️
I'm not a Japanese, but I really like your videos!
@tommyhappyrichlife835 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the video, Chinatsu san. I enjoyed it as always. One thing that I was encouraged in the video was that I can forget things that I have learned. I mean it's alright to forget. Forgetting and relearning is part of language learning. Mastering a language takes a long time. I'll try to enjoy my own process. And I hope my brain will work well. 笑 Thank you again for making the interview with him meaningful for English learners including me. 次の動画も楽しみにしています。Take good care of yourself. Peace! ^^)/
@chinatsu_the_emo Жыл бұрын
Hello! Thank you for your support and lovely comment as always☺️ Yes! I love the quote... "Forgetting is part of the process.." It shocked me! Because in Japan, there are so many tricks and stuff out there to tell people ”Hey, do this, you can memorise 2000 words ..." or something like that. But it's silly! We learn, forget, experience, fail, succeed... That’s all part of the prcess, isn't it?❤️ Again, thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment!
@MontepirationChihiro Жыл бұрын
Wow! Such an interesting content! It was very meningful to think about how people aquire languages💐Love it 💐
Let me allow to put on my comment again. I thought the way facing learning language is diffeent between Mr Kaufman and Japanese people. I’ve enjoyed to watch the reaction of foreign person who interested in Japan. Most of them says that the reason why they came to Japanese is to like Japanese anime and foods, so they study Japanese to be fun more. I was so good to be able to watch persons who from North Korea and is fascinated by the Japanese sound and practice it. They also like Japanese places and foods. On the other hand, Japanese is obligatory to study English to join a University. And from our perspective, native English speakers seem to be cool. If the Japanese can talk with them in English fluently, they might be proud of them moreover English is a useful ability to promote their career as well. However, it may not be substantial studying. In short, I thought we who study English need to be more smile to foreign cultures and languages.