Japanese conversation with Akane san

[@icloudydust]

THANK YOU! Unforunately for me, I did have a hard time understanding quite a few topics discussed in this video. However, I think that's because I've been focusing too much on grammar and way less on vocab. Onto Anki we go! 😂😁

[@citricacid7590]

I did't understand much even with subtitles, but it was nice to hear you both.

[@lucidboi5334]

もう作った感じのストーリを使いたかったら、Wanikaniはいい方法だと思うんですけど。一年ぐらいに２千字の漢字も覚えた！いつもの通り、すごい動画を作った、ミク先生！ありがとうございました。

[@thalaker1761]

That's good. Thank you for making video to improve my Japanese language.

[@mnemonic8757]

素晴らしい先生達のおかげで楽しく日本語を勉強するのはできます。

[@tejangurung506]

Thank you Miku sensei.

[@大丈夫かな-s6y]

みく先生本当にありがとうございました こういうビデオが沢山欲しいですどうしてかと言うと新しい言葉が沢山習えます。いつかみく先生と話したいです。

[@anonymousxx8969]

I have been doing the story method unconsciously. I mean I haven't read or heard about it from anywhere else before. And till now it's really effective. みく先生の動画はほんとうに最高！ ❤️

[@badluckluke181]

Thanks for the video! I like some of the ideas here! My Japanese is not good enough for me to comment yet in Japanese so I won’t try, in terms of kanji I have managed to learn all the common use kanji writings in 3 months using RTK (remembering the kanji) which is the only textbook I have used. I personally don’t agree with speaking a lot when learning in the beginning just because if you don’t yet have a good idea of how the language should sound (ie. you don’t understand much) then you will probably create bad habits as you are unaware of the mistakes you are making: I agree that making mistakes is okay, but if you can’t fix those mistakes they can easily turn to bad habits (for example I was saying “hirigana” instead of “hiragana” for about a year). But thanks for the video! It was excellent listening practise!

[@duacoss]

Thank you :)

[@iansteels9195]

Couldn't understand everything , but just about followed the conversation. Thanks a million. Breaking Kanji into it's separate parts to make a story is an excellent method to remember the meaning but unfortunately not the reading.

[@ZacharyATaylor]

Arigato, Sensei This is good 👍

[@gaminiekanayaka2645]

Arigato miku sensei...nanda mo sugoku yakuni tachimasu....

[@timalger8496]

QUESTION! I know what たしかに means, but Akane san seems to use it in a way that varies from traditional usage or meaning. At least not what I was taught.. What would you translate たしかに to in English, when she says it here in the video? (11:40)

[@timalger8496]

Would it be... "Oh! It's true isn't?!!" "We DO do that don't we?"

[@hoangmymyy6473]

@@timalger8496 i think it will be " excellent, i think so it is certainly"

[@timalger8496]

Oh! She just seems awfully surprised when she says it so that is what threw me off

[@DeHaos]

ぶっちゃけに言うと、ミクの動画を通してリスニング能力/潮解などを身につけることができるので、この多様なインタビューは本当に壮大で面白いだけでなく教育的にもなるというものだね。 それでも、彼女が偶に作る文法の動画に勝る人はいないんだ。2人の素敵な教師の間にめちゃ軽い会話としては外国人の耳に良いね。すべての視聴者が簡単に理解し、飲み込みができるため、聴く甲斐があると思う。このタメ口でフレンドリーな会話と言えば、日本の鉄平ポッドキャストを思い出す。竜馬さんのポッドキャストこそチェックして置くよ。 動画を与えてくれて 誠に感謝していり、新しい来る動画を待ち遠しいにしおくよ。

[@abdulazizbakhtiyorov5574]

Hi Miku Sensei. Thank you for you to dedicate your time for helping people around the world learn Japanese. I have a recommendation if you can introduce a kanji learning platform named "Wanikani". Wanikani consists of 60 levels. If anyone finishes at least 30 levels, he or she is gonna be at the advanced level on Kanji and vocabulary. But only a few people know about Wanikani. If you introduce it to your audience, it would be very helpful for them. Currently, I am at 8th level on Wanikani.

[@senpaaii_]

There shouldn't be any dislike in this video l. This is perfect Video

[@timalger8496]

Agreed~

[@thihanhtet1272]

I'm really early today 😂❤️

[@mikurealjapanese]

Heeeey! Thank you for leaving comment♡ Have a great day!!!

[@aashmachapagain8342]

こんにちは。 私の 名前は チャパガイアシュマです。 しゅうしん は ネパール です。 今日年 の 6月 に 日本 へ 来ました。今 福うか の 日本語 の べんきょ している です。この ポトカスト 聞きて 少し 日本語 を わかりましたので 本当に ありがとうございます。 でも どうやて したら 日本語 を ペラペラ なる かな 覚えて います。 こね poadcast に 外国人 にも はなせれば 手伝って 思います。できれば 私も 日本人 と 話したいです。よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️

[@Alice9NoBara]

間違えるのがすごい怖くて日本人と日本語で話してみたい！と思っても勇気がないので試してみる前に諦めます😩🤦🏽‍♀️

[@mikurealjapanese]

間違えても大丈夫😊🙆‍♀️ みんな最初はたくさん間違えます！

[@marioenrique3275]

漢字を覚えるように部首を見て、ストーリーを考えていい方法ですね。僕もそいう方法で漢字を勉強します。

[@UziTuni]

It feels so great reading this and understand everything you just typed. ♡

[@glowstonestarzaj4922]

Why is Japanese so freakin hard. I went from being the top of the class to getting a C+ 😡😤😭

[@Ricebender]

@Miku Real Japanese did you take down the video about how to use けど? I can't seem to find it :/

[@beatuplexus]

I’ve never been this early before 🤣

[@mikurealjapanese]

来てくれてありがとう！I hope this is going to be a good listening practice for you!

[@escuadronminiunstv219]

where are the English sub the are really helpful too miku 🥺 please put them、i feel it's very helpful cause with it i can compare if what i understand from the video is correct, cause i can understand a lot from the vid but sometimes, there are things that i misunderstood and i think i understand right, so that's why I'd be veryyyyy veryyy glad and thank towards you if u could put the English sub so i can compare with what i understand please 🙏 and thanks for another new vid they pretty useful😊

[@MintySomething]

If you go to the settings, you can set the subtitles to auto-translate to English. It works exceptionally well in this case :)

[@escuadronminiunstv219]

@@MintySomething thanks a bunch 😊😊

[@Ishanbroooo]

ほとんど、さあ、ぜ、ぞ　などの意味と使い方とか新しいビデオで教えてくれませんか🙏

[@otakumarombeiro3383]

いいね :)