Japanese conversation about LIFE !(Subtitled)

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[@Daniel-qz9ko]

This format is great for getting more input and a sense of natural Japanese. Please more, if possible. Thank you.

[@mandokir]

It's not natural, though. They're talking slowly so you can understand.

[@Daniel-qz9ko]

@@mandokir I think it is 🙏🏽

[@mandokir]

@@Daniel-qz9ko keep telling yourself that right until you go to Japan and reality hits you in the face.

[@user-ih7iq6bw5o]

@@mandokir It's better than nothing, damn. You don't teach someone math by dropping a bunch of research paper on their desk.

[@mononoaware1960]

@@mandokir So what are some of your suggestions then professor? Maybe give the guy some resources that are more natural so he can utilize them, instead of just being a jerk off.

[@marysng182]

動画を見たばかりでした。 最後まで見ましたが、すごく感動しました。二人が共用している気持ちをよくわかって、聞いた時、私の心に本当に響かれました。 まゆみさんが経験を正直言ってくださってありがとうございました。これからも自信を持って、幸せにいきていきますように。 ミク先生もまゆみさんも強い女性だと思います。

[@triplebaconcheesel1906]

I really like this kind of video it's the best way to learn a language. Much better than just grammar drills.

[@drenuja1318]

They are both important. This kind of exercice is more enjoyable.

[@xllvr]

If you do grammar drills and then listen to something like this it helps doubly. You can do either but both works better

[@dachshunddoggo2764]

i agree! listening and watching media and just quickly going onto jisho for any unknown words that feel important is a great practice

[@duacoss]

Am I the only one who stops the video amazed because I’m starting to understand but at the same time afraid of not understanding what’s coming next 😆

[@guywhoasked903]

i feel ya xD we want to keep that streak

[@Thisisnotmyrealname8]

Yeah, it's like a miracle. Yesterday, you're like, maybe I'm wasting my time, and then bam, I'm able to follow at the same rate I can hear, and I can hear distinct words. I hear many words I don't even know, but I'm still better than before, because I can distill the word and think about it more exactly. So, cool.

[@ernestolarios6048]

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[@songthanh896]

The video has both English and Japanese subtitles so don’t worry about it

[@kiyu.otaku.90]

happy for uu❤

[@w.w.sakbeh571]

Thank you so much for this video and conversation. I love it on so many levels. First, I am happy that I understand most of what you say. Thank you for the kanji and occasional supporting English subtitles. In addition, I literally applauded for an extended time when Mayumi san expressed that she had finally liberated herself as an individual. While I am a Westerner from an open society, we also have considerable constraints and I have been through a lot in my life as a result, as almost everyone else has. Even so, I am aware that the boundaries in Japan are even more restrictive so I am happy for Mayumi san as well as for you, Miku san, that you make open mindedness and open heartedness a part of contemporary life in Japan. If and when you choose to have children, I am confident that they will grow up to make a better Japan and a better world because of your initiatives and choices. You are both great teachers in every sense of the word "Teacher." Finally, what I also much appreciated about your conversation is the insight it gives into contemporary Japanese social issues, as opposed to limiting to an idealized or touristic image of Japan. Thank you again, and best of luck moving forward.

[@M_SC]

Exactly

[@ryo-kai8587]

This! When I saw her express how she realized she wanted to be true to her own heart it was so awesome! It made me feel happy, especially knowing that especially in Japan, it's expected not to push your individualism, to defer to the interest of the group and not stand out. Traveling has really opened her eyes and I'm happy for her :)

[@Skygerobrian]

I just started studying again after a long time. Love these Japanese language only conversations. Very helpful.

[@kieranneal8359]

I have only started learning japanese recently, so these videos are a little difficult for me, but extremely helpful for learning. I really appreciate that you speak simply, but still naturally enough to show off constructions of the language I have never encountered before. And although I follow along with the automated subtitles, I really appreciate that you offer translations of certain key elements. They are like little flashes of light that allow us learners to see the surrounding conversation more clearly for an instant and are so helpful to keep me following along. I saw this phrase 本当に感謝しかない．And by researching it I learned so much. Hearing/reading pieces of speech like that are invaluable.

[@cesarcaviles5744]

This is one of the best Japanese conversation I heard in my life as a Japanese learner. 二人の先生の会話は本当に面白いし、実用て気で、話もわかりやすいし本当にうれしいです。二人の先生から役にたつ単語をたくさん習いました。大変いい勉強になりました。私はこのビデオを見て何回も 繰り返して聞きました。本当にありがとうございます。

[@misschanhauying]

A very inspiring video. Really appreciate the honest and open sharing of these two lovely ladies. Thank you!

[@CC-zl9nm]

People will always be more comfortable in their home countries. Sometimes a person needs to leave their country in order to grow and discover the good aspects of their country's culture and language. (I've been living in Japan for 20 years and still love my home country)

[@user-np2sg6yf9z]

Miku, this seems to be the perfect panacea for my Japanese! It’s a natural conversation with simple words and spoken pretty slowly, allowing for low level learners like me to study without much assistance. This is simply wonderful. More of such please. By the way, Mayumi is so pretty 😊.

[@alisyarief50]

This conversation is related to my lecture "cross-culture" on How important to understand other different cultures. It was interesting. Thank you

[@LinhTran-os4wj]

Thank you for your video! It’s so helpful for me to practice Japanese. I love all your making videos! Thanks a lot!!!!

[@nguyentran-me7qw]

本当にありがとうございました。ビデオのコンテンツとか字幕を作成し、それで元のKZbin字幕とビデオに編集した字幕の互いレイアウトも工夫しました。すごいです。！！！！

[@kittynekocat]

This was such a lovely conversation. ありがとうございます！

[@basketelaar9757]

ミクさんもまゆみさんもとても優しい人ですね！このビデオをアップロードしてくれてありがとうございます！こういう自然な日本語のビデオが一番ですね。二番目、楽しみにしています！

[@prijanatamrakar4494]

I like the way you speak, softly, politely & in understanding way thank you 🙏🏽 from 🇳🇵

[@nico-lw5lq]

I am surprised at how much I understand from this conversation! :)

[@BestEyeEvaHad]

I learned so much from this video like 衝撃and it helped me understand the contextual use compared to words like びっくりした、驚いた、ショック、and words like 大袈裟meaning exaggeration. Thank you Miku! I look forward to another video like this.

[@thybiscuit]

3:40 the ポチっちゃう sounds so cute

[@morganfaye93]

This is so helpful. You really know what people need! Thank you so much for sharing your talents and skills of teaching with us!

[@tcsocal5554]

Good language lesson, good life lesson. Be comfortable with who you are; and pursue your passions. 先生達、ありがとうございます！

[@theGENIUSofART-understood]

Miku san. When we learn Japanese, THIS is how we try to speak!　We find a Japanese person and have conversations about these topics: our country and its condition, people, behaviour, life; our plans for work/study/travel/moving to a new country. There is so little content like this out there, but it helps us know how you REALLY speak. Good choice! ありがとうございます！　良い先生です！

[@kevinstar6]

woww I really just listened to Japanese for 30 min. and picked out the main concept omg new milestone

[@caletdiaz8752]

Traveling Opens Your Mind. Viajar al extranjero abre la mente.

[@Maydownsthehill]

Its an amazing video for me. Thanks to 2 teachers. 🥰

[@jirojapandaily6751]

What’s a cool video I’m learning English in Japan And I want to share Japanese life too I learned a lot from you

[@cybercrash6969]

Great stuff, practical and easy to use. Nice job Miku!

[@krzysztofboduch1492]

All the world's happiness concentrated in a single smile :)

[@deeshantarora563]

まゆみ様は偉いです。頑張って生活をかわりましたし気が強いし、本当に凄いです。

[@モリージョ]

私はずっと日本で留学したいと思っているんだけれど、コロナのせいで大学でできませんでした。 でもまゆみ先生の話から、いつでも留学できることに気が付きました。まゆみ先生の体験についてもっと聞けると嬉しくて、後半をお楽しみにしています！

[@antonygaming4702]

Thank you for the great video and the effort you put into it !

[@bobsanchanneltv.9070]

Miku sensie thankyou very much for your contents . I always watch ur vlog during my work hours, very helpful 4me because I challenged my choukai and r fresh..I have learned a lot of kotoba that I. Never heard before. #GODBLESs #keepupthegoodwork😇🙌🙌👏

[@rcookie5128]

5:45 "when I was 33", I thought she was joking first, haha

[@edoardodepiccoli3004]

thanks a lot for the video!! this was so helpful

[@johnhaller7017]

Behavioral conformity within Japanese culture allows Japanese people, a sense of certainty and an ease of social interaction. The individual in Japanese culture is experienced as a part of a whole. In Western Cultures, such as the USA and Australia, the individual is less of a part of the whole but more of an individual in their own right. More self reliant or autonomous. This was a great and interesting discussion.

[@koizumi31]

Love this! Please bring more, is really helpful.

[@luisfeliperossi3616]

This is what we need!!! Good job Miku!!!

[@vartdelatorre3569]

One of my favorite videos ❤❤❤❤

[@slaiyfershin]

Podcast on spotify is a great idea! Although it's more for advanced speakers who don't need the subtitles

[@suadimr.6721]

Thanks you Miku sensei. It seems your utube ease me to remember my Japanese again. Honto ni arigato gozaimasu. Motto koiyu program e yatte kurete itadakitain desu. Arigato🙏

[@rialisimo]

得る (eru) ➡ to gain something (vt) 今しかないと思って I thought, it's now or never 夢だった 海外に 行ってみよう と思ったんですよね。 行ってみよう 「どうするの」って思ったんですよ もし 海外に行くなら 帰って来たいと思ったんですよね。 行って 何かを得て 帰って来たいと思ったんですよね。 勇気が要りますよね

[@Mariannelexus]

面白かったです! ありがとうございますみく先生とまゆみさん｡

[@sachadudouyt]

Thank you for the very good video ! On top of being very good practice, it's interesting to get an insight of japanese point of view of the culture shocks

[@deantanenbaum8388]

Thank you

[@bejitastark6263]

Miku先生とMayumiさんどうもありがとうございます😄 会話は深くて、面白いですよ😃

[@kapska1516]

Thank you so much for all this wholesome content

[@songthanh896]

Hope you’ll make more videos like this 😊

[@roripantsu]

実は海外に住んでいる経験はだいたいそうなので、まゆみさんがハードルを乗り越えた話は感動的でした

[@timalger8496]

What does まさに's function when it is said @3:58. Seems like a pretty useful 相槌!~ できれだけPlease help!

[@BestEyeEvaHad]

It is an adverb because it has にattached and it means exactly, surely or certainly

[@jaysonroa1058]

I lost it when she said she got divorced when she was 33. Japanese don't age ne.

[@Bernard-q7e]

I was thinking it was weird for a 21 year old to be be divorced

[@123leonardo12340]

Great video

[@paulwalther5237]

I think many Japanese people are afraid not that their English won't sound native but that people won't understand them. It depends how strong their accent is. I have had several language partners and it's true that I sometimes can't understand their accent. (I have the same problem with Japanese though - which is why you need to be able to rephrase things again using different words, which takes a good intermediate level)

[@petaabay3984]

For accents, I think you need to understand all kinds of accents because too many nations speak english with their own accents. Not just the British or the American.

[@paulwalther5237]

@@petaabay3984 I was referring to people understanding a Japanese accent. It’s notoriously hard to understand 😂 but it depends on the person.

[@petaabay3984]

@@paulwalther5237 😊

[@brigette3472]

モチベーションアップしました。ありがとうございます。😊

[@daushaqi]

I love the way of learning on this KZbin channel.. ^^ greatt 👍

[@jjb2655]

Goodness, you know a language is really nuanced when it has words like 着太り.

[@davidbreezy5190]

その会話はとても便利ですよ！ありがとうございます。 ここまで一年ぐらい日本語を勉強しています。 私の夢は日本に旅行すること何ので、毎日頑張っています。それで日本では日本人と話せたいです。 毎日勉強することは大切だと思います。

[@eatsleepstudyy]

ありがとう!

[@jesusvargas1620]

Me gusta mucho este canal, poco a poco voy entiendo mas los sonidos del idioma japonés. ありがとう先生

[@rialisimo]

涙が出そう 適当 tekitou 本当に感謝しかない (祈るしかない) 好きなように すれば いい って言う 湿度 (shitsudo) ➡ humidity シンガポールでは 湿度が高いです。

[@DongeeMom]

感動な話し !!!!!

[@paulwhiteman3625]

Kiite yokatta! Pochichau to kibutori ga hajimete kikimashita! 😊😅

[@misubi]

Funny about the kissing on cheeks situation in Spain! Japanese kryptonite!

[@Rationalific]

この会話をありがとうございます！

[@lilianechofard5171]

Hi from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@jorgep5740]

GREAT VIDEO!!

[@sima3952]

Thank you for sharing 😊😊❤️❤️🤗

[@sebalearnsjapanese4532]

thx!!!

[@1011-n]

ミク先生お願いです、関西弁で日本語会話動画を作るできますか？ i want to learn it so bad but there's only so much out there like your content. i'd be super thankful

[@tonywalker8030]

This is better than anime.

[@kchan2013]

わかりやすい👍ありがとう🗻

[@paulwalther5237]

When did Google sensei become Google-sama?

[@baracandi]

まゆみさんは素敵な笑顔を💖

[@AireenCimafranca-n8h]

Very nice

[@kinglay4507]

まゆみ先生の笑顔が可愛い、子供みたい(笑)

[@theGENIUSofART-understood]

getting out of japan sounds like she escaped!

[@injapan6202]

thank u

[@000LONER]

I love Miku.

[@osonhodeleon]

素晴らしい動画。

[@naythuraine]

よく勉強出来ました。ありがとうございます。僕　は　ミャンマー人　です。

[@adriancarotenuto2417]

How do I.get.rid of banner so I can see translation?

[@mohamadfadiel7729]

mayumi chan wa kawaii😍😘

[@yeasinhamidyeasinhamid3020]

I want to talk by japanese language....last seven month is learning Japanese language...but I can't conversation.... how to be become fluency....pls

[@babulalrajak3497]

Yoga is very important for your active life

[@kiranpokhrel7725]

Love from nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵♥️

[@LeannHooker-m1i]

Ortiz Plaza

[@aditpatankar6800]

Is there a second part?

[@pjdilip]

Aizuchi wa sugoi desu ne!

[@CamachoNoah]

Is the podcast available on A-cast?

[@aditpatankar6800]

Writing your own words - I like this way. Writing down as output helps 👍🏻

[@mostafakhadr5640]

Beautiful

[@kcpal5863]

I tried to listen to you both but I couldn't understand a lot.. please help me to understand your conversation..

[@lilianechofard5171]

Arigato

[@FransceneJK98]

No English subtitles!!!!! 😢😢😢😢

[@rater1ify]

Can someone explain the usage of ということ to me

[@なにいってんの-s5e]

Why did she referred Portugal??' I didnt understand too much but did she went to Portugal or something? i am interested because I am from Portugal so i got curious

[@dDoodle788]

From what I understood,she was saying that wen she was abroad studying English , every one in her class was from a different country and spoke a certain brand of english that was influenced by their native language, for example people from Portugal spoke with a particular pronunciation and used words that were characteristic of their language , even while speaking English. Also I am curious... visto che sei portogese,riesci a capirmi se scrivo in italiano?

[@ombdrp3]

Good morning mam , just i wanna know do you teach a Japanese language by online, if you are please i wanna learn online Japanese language with you!

[@どーくん-j2z]

I hope you feature Mana Okada someday on one of these videos. She is a Japanese English learner and KZbinr who is living currently in Taiwan and makes vlogs about the Philippines.

[@amyorellana8460]

嬉しい…６５％わかりました。