Learn Japanese by Watching Sailor Moon! (Part 1)

[@henshin5369]

thank u so much I found this channel many year ago but it's really hard and I really apreciate u! bless u!

[@cookiekoike5622]

I love your detailed explanations, with nuance (eg sarcasm, feminine, endearing, etc). Thank you so much for this. Learning to speak Japanese for living in Japan and speaking my partner's language, and I can't get all these nuanced explanations elsewhere-- even from friends or my partner! Super helpful.

[@Macieks300]

I just discovered your channel and I really like this approach to learning Japanese. Also, your positive energy is infectious! I love it.

[@Kanji101]

The 野 Kanji means Field which works as I imagine you find rabbits on Fields. I always thought of "Field rabbit" as a wild Rabbit and translated it in my mind as "Wild Moon Rabbit" Also you can say "Family/Given name" to save on confusion

[@sailorcat]

Thanks, I'm really enjoying these videos!^^ They are helpful. Funfact: Ikuko is the name of Naoko Takeuchi's actual mother (and her father and brother are called Kenji and Shingo).^^

[@kingoffrenchfryland2951]

This entire series has been extremely helpful in learning the anime translation process.

[@beetris1001]

I watched Sailor Moon and learned Japanese with it too and then I found you and it really helps me with my japanese

[@LonelyDistance]

Hearing "moon rabbit" around 2:30 instantly threw me to トランシルバニアの森 when de Brinvilliers is pretending to be a teacher 😂

[@Vital4422]

Luna's secret phrase makes so much sense now

[@skittlezzify1]

OMG! Thank you soooooooo much for this video!!!!!!!

[@クイン-e8l]

Thank you for such a great video!! It's explained really clearly and I don't feel like the grammar is being dumbed down in a way that a lot of Japanese learning resources haha. Very entertaining as well!

[@MistedForest]

I have literally been waiting for someone to do this! Thank you so much!.❤❤❤❤ Are you still making videos?

[@nearlygotme]

Love your videos and your energy is amazing! 🤗

[@Kanji101]

いただきます Literally means "I will receive it" It is not limited to food

[@nagoranerides3150]

"Given name" is a good substitute for "first name".

[@meh8254]

very glad i discovered this series!

[@gundanout11]

"Accept the things you cannot change, have the courage to change the thing you can and have the wisdom to know the difference." The serenity prayer shows sign of things that happening in each arcs of the Manga, Crystal, Eternal and Cosmos of consequence of mistakes but can change things by making things right with courage and wisdom with the power of love they can do anything fixing things making things better than before to make a difference.

[@LaParisienne971]

Wow Thanks a lot!

[@johnsanhueza5335]

I love the videos. I'm also translating from English to Spanish in my head XD🌙

[@angelnoel5464]

sorry i had to break your lucky 7 bar but this is soo cool!

[@CureBeautySnowflake]

I am enjoying that video because thank you for teaching us Japanese I would really understand Japanese now thank you for teaching us love you.やめなさい

[@Kanji101]

いる Is normal because the mom asked using いる　She said いらないの？ This makes answering with いる Normal.

[@Macieks300]

Also what is the other video you were referencing in this video? I can't find it in the description or anywhere.

[@SarahMoonJapanese]

Oh man, I dunno. I made this video a long time ago and it used to be on another channel. 😅

[@johnhealy6490]

you should do a naruto episode of japanese because chuuni sounds simalar to chunin

[@AlmostZombied]

This is perfect, I'm not good enough yet to hear what they're saying properly 😢

[@LairiZaidi]

In which site I could watch sailor moon in Japanese without English subtitles ?

[@Kanji101]

イチゴが好き？

[@SinsshAuia]

5:48 isn’t and と？ or is it context?

[@bluelaser1012]

This is off topic, but when I hear the words ‘otosan’, ‘okasan’, ‘onesan’, ‘onisan’, etc spoken in anime and video games, people never seem to say the ‘o’ sound. It just sounds like ‘kasan’, etc. Is the o sound silent on those words, or are they just saying it so fast my English speaking ears can’t hear it?

[@SarahMoonJapanese]

Sometimes the "O" really is dropped. Kaa-san, Tou-san, Nii-san, Nee-san are all valid and regularly used.

[@MarcusDitzel]

She drops the O because it's honorific. Usagi is casual and brash.

[@ruseng7216]

Dear Sarah, thank you for you help in learning Japanese. How did you manage to find original japanese subs? I've been looking for them on the internet!!! Can you help at least find an original japanese script? I am also a big fan. ありがと ございます!

[@AurumArgent1]

she either transcribes them by ear or finds them on japanese sailor moon fansites

[@SarahMoonJapanese]

I *think* I did the JP subs for this episode by ear. One of my followers found official JP subs for the eps I did from S and Stars, though and I don't remember where they came from.

[@samgold9151]

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[@rebeccabeez4628]

Enjoying the videos, but cringe when given such harsh alternatives to Japanese slang.