The comment that an american person made to Nick was funny. Right when Nick talked about it, I immediately thought it sounds like what American people would say and I was right 😂
@ricomano8353 Жыл бұрын
教材作りに参加されてるんですね!興味深いお話ありがとうございました♪
@RegionalFoodJapan Жыл бұрын
You guys are the best!! Thanks for the nice vid!
@茶道-w4f Жыл бұрын
アンドリューさんきたあああああ!!!
@showma1101 Жыл бұрын
アンドリュー久しぶりや
@山田太郎-d9v6u Жыл бұрын
英語勉強してる身としては、観光客の方を見ると英語で話しかけたくなるけど…一言目は日本語で話しかけるようにしているよ。 そして、「??日本語ワカラナイ…」の雰囲気になったら、「Do you speak English?」て聞く。そうすると、「Yeeees!」って感じでいい感じに会話が始められることが多い気がする😂 もちろん日本語で話し掛けて、日本語ペラペラな方や、拙くても日本語で続けてくれる方は日本語を使う。 なにより日本に来てくれている方には日本の文化や日本の言語に触れてほしいし…サービススタッフ以外でも。心の底から日本へ来てくださる方々を歓迎しています! ただの一般市民ですけどw
Hmmm..?? Nick's Japanese is "pretty" good?? His Japanese level is darn close to native level.
@Ma-zw1dd Жыл бұрын
語彙が豊富で勉強になります。この方はKZbinはやっていませんか?
@rentamito Жыл бұрын
I used to have a Japanese American English teacher and i remember he told me that he had exactly the same problem as Andrew talks about in this video lol
今日の動画めっちゃ知らない表現出てきたので自分のDIstinctionに追加しました。 pronounced willy nilly meltdown make up for sth shy away from sth appropriate to take sb an extra step to do get out of one's way to do 勉強になりました。最近日本語の「適当に」にあたる単語を探していたのですがwilly nillyが使えそうなので試してみます。 1:45 あとここの最後の字幕、"If that were to happen"のところ、wasが聞こえるんですけど、were toであっているんですかね。 どなたかわかる方いらっしゃいますか?
When I started to watch this video, I just misunderstood Mr.Andrew was a Japanese as they were talking.
@beardoctor Жыл бұрын
Andew久しぶり過ぎる。ちょっと体大きくなったかな
@makikami Жыл бұрын
今回も楽しませていただきました!英語学習ビギナーの感想言わせてください😆①アンドリューさんにとって Everything's tightly run and controlledなことは果たしてpretty positiveだったのかなー??②ニックさんにそう言った方はニックさんの堪能な日本語に嫉妬したんでしょうね😉③amazing としかいつも言えないところをremarkable とか言えるようになりたい④cadenceというのでしょうか?あつさんとアンドリューさんの話し方が似てるなぁと感じました。Californiaの人などとは違って抑えた抑揚ですねー個人差?
@チャンキルシュタイン-i5e Жыл бұрын
2:33
@sanjohtrafficrailroads5411 Жыл бұрын
As an Osaka's person, Kyoto neither is that less crowded I think, especially tourist areas like Gion or Arashiyama. Those areas are always crowded throughout the year, and even if except them, I don't think it's not that comfortable to live...(especially for its too poor traffic) Like Andrew said, just for sightseeing it's fantastic place, and that's it. Osaka? Neither. Similarly crowded as Kyoto, and much noisy than Kyoto. However, personality is much clear so you would feel them nice.
@Jun-qg1fs Жыл бұрын
it's "crowded" tho
@sanjohtrafficrailroads5411 Жыл бұрын
@@Jun-qg1fs oops thanks for pointing out :)
@ミーちゃん-d3r Жыл бұрын
I think you are thinking too much if you feel that what is said in a Japanese store or restaurant is scripted or written. Most of the staff speak from the heart to the customer. I had an experience in Australia when I bought a T-shirt as a souvenir, and a woman who seemed to be a part-timer was so irritated that she pulled the tag out roughly, and I didn't notice it at the time, but it had a hole in it after I returned to Japan. Anyway, I think it would be better to serve customers in a friendly manner with a smile.
@melt9152 Жыл бұрын
今回はTranscriptなしですか?😢 いつも大活躍していたので今回分も頂きたいです。。
@tet726 Жыл бұрын
字幕ないとアンドリューわかんねぇw
@ryofuku8500 Жыл бұрын
asking was bit loaded i felt i wanted to hear more his thought
when foreigners say that japanese people are kind and polite, they are talking about staff at stores and people who are doing work at offices or at train stations, etc. in other countries, service people aren't that polite unless the place is fancy and expensive. foreigners are really surprised that even at a place as common as a konbini, the staff are very kind. because of the internet foreigners are aware though about how strangers in places like tokyo won't help strangers who are having trouble. because japanese are worried they might make the situation worse, and instead would leave the situation to the police. for example, if an old person tripped on the stairs, instead of rushing to help the old person, the japanese pedestrian would instead call the police. this is why tokyo can feel very cold. this is not the same outside tokyo, and that is why foreigners love the japanese countryside so much. the people are so much more warm.