Monologue in Japanese [ 23 ] - In Shinjuku 日本語字幕 + English YouTube CC

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こんにちは、ゆうすけです。
今僕はオンラインで日本語を教えています。
Hi, I'm Yusuke.
I teach Japanese online now.
オンラインで日本語を話す練習をすることに興味はありますか？
Are you interested in practicing speaking Japanese online?
もちろんオンラインレッスンでは
僕はこの動画よりもゆっくりと話すことが出来ます。
Of course, in my online lessons,
I can speak more slowly than I did in this video.
もし僕とオンラインでの日本語会話練習に興味があれば、
If you are interested in online Japanese conversation practice with me,
↓ check out ↓ 【ゆうすけの日本語教室】 ↓
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[ 現在僕の日本語レッスンは日本時間の日曜日が中心となっています。]
[ Currently, my Japanese lessons are mainly held on Sundays (Japan time). ]
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This video has been created for those who are learning Japanese language.
In this video, almost all of kanji in the Japanese subtitles are given furigana.
So it's perfect for people who are not good at kanji.
You can also learn Japanese that are actually used.
Let's listen to real Japanese that is not in ordinary Japanese textbooks.
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My Camera Used In This Video :
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
1080p 30fps
DJI Mic 2
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If you feel my videos are good, treat me a cup of coffee !! ☕
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　　#japaneselistening
　　#japaneselanguage
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@NickRDiaz 10 күн бұрын

It's soo nice to be able to turn on/off eng subtitles, especially when you're trying to not rely on the translation! Great work, keep it up

@moshimoshi.yusuke 10 күн бұрын

@@NickRDiaz ＼(^o^)／

@Life-tq1ko Ай бұрын

ゆうすけさん、動画を楽しく拝見しました。最近、JLPT N2に合格しました。日本語を初めて勉強した時、ゆうすけさんのコンビニの動画を見ていたことを思い出します。ゆうすけさんの動画が日本語の勉強にとても役立ちました。いつもありがとうございます。

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@Life-tq1ko おー 😍 N2合格！おめでとうございます！

@daisukekazumi2399 Ай бұрын

Hey, thanks for the video. I never realized how little or how much of what you said, that I understand. It kind of makes me happy to see the studying I've done pay off. Even if it's a little. Thank you, Yusuke.

@phen-themoogle7651 Ай бұрын

努力が報われましたね💮

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@daisukekazumi2399 Thank you, too😁

@danafazeli5158 Ай бұрын

Hi ゆうすけーさん - just wanted to say thank you for your content. When I first started on this language learning journey I came across your channel and was so frustrated I couldn't catch or understand anything at the speed, or vocab that you were using. A number of months have gone by and recently I've decided to take the step into something a bit harder so I decided I'd come back here and try again. Lo and behold I can now understand you at this speed (though I'm sure it's still not "full native speed still") and the words and grammar that you use (as long as you're not talking about anything too specific). Learning a language has been a humbling experience and I hope that I can continue learning with you and all the wonderful contributors who take time out of their day to produce content for us. This is no amount of money to write home about though I hope the sentiment of this comment will remind you that even though there may not always be a flood in the comments here, so many of us appreciate the effort that you put into these videos and I hope that you will continue doing this, if it is something you enjoy doing. Thanks again!

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@danafazeli5158 Hi Danaさん (^_^) I'm glad for your appreciation😊 thank you~~!! And welcome back~~!! I know my speaking speed is fast for learners, but you need to get used to it, so I speak at native speed. When you get used to this speed, I bet you will have a good time in Japan. I sincerely wish you success in your studies and in life. Again, thank you (^_^)👍

@justinjozy 15 күн бұрын

最後のアドバイスは素敵だと思います😊

@moshimoshi.yusuke 15 күн бұрын

@@justinjozy 本当ですか？うれしい😊

@iamamv1613 Күн бұрын

After studying for 2 years (with huge breaks in between), I’m finding it LOT easy to understand. I’m just working on the kanji recognition and more complications. InSha Allah, I’ll have that under my belt too one day. Thank you for your videos brother. It’s been more than a year following you now. 色々ありがとうございます。🙃

@moshimoshi.yusuke 18 сағат бұрын

(^3^)/

@martinmacasieb9460 7 күн бұрын

Thank you Yusuke San for your videos. During my Japanese learning journey, I should always remember the most important thing : Speaking with a smile ! :) どうもありがとうございます

@moshimoshi.yusuke 7 күн бұрын

(^o^)👍

@sampan04 Ай бұрын

Decided to take the JLPT this December, I hope I can pass but your videos have been a huge inspiration 💙

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@sampan04 I hope you pass your JLPT😊

@UziTuni Ай бұрын

I love you man, thank you for everything you make

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@UziTuni (^_^)💕

@TioDeive Ай бұрын

I do really like this kind of video you do and the way you speak. Thank you.

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@TioDeive Thank you, too (^3^)/

@anushabhattacharjee4294 15 күн бұрын

Your video is really helpful for my Japanese learning. I'll be giving JLPT N4 this December and I'm glad even without subtitles I can understand what you're saying, also learning new vocabs through your Japanese subtitles. ほんとうにありがとうございます❤

@moshimoshi.yusuke 15 күн бұрын

@@anushabhattacharjee4294 (^.^)👍

@cechng1451 26 күн бұрын

It is very helpful that you include Japanese subtitle at the top of your videos. I can watch together with English subtitle while listening to you. The videos become very comprehensible. Thank you!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 26 күн бұрын

(^3^)👍

@chekAva2 20 күн бұрын

Such a clear explanation of a simplicity most foreigners don't even know they got wrong. But every language gets ambiguous so we should be aware of this and expect it in Japanese as well. Thanks !

@Sfoyarbide日本語 Ай бұрын

I'am very grateful for your efforts thoughout your videos. It's been some time since I started Japanese, since then I always watched your videos, because of the quality of the subtitles and your reflections while making it with balance between easy and the threshold to learn something new though walks. That is in fact something especial, that only you, Yusuke can do. So keep going along as you want, again I'am very grateful for all the work you have done. Thank you very much, Yusuke.

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@Sfoyarbide日本語 I appreciate the high regard you have for my videos. In fact, I'm concerned about the quality of Japanese subtitles. I try as much as possible not to make mistakes in the subtitles, so that even 10 years 20 years later, Japanese learners will still be able to study from my videos. Again, thank you😊

@japarro123 8 күн бұрын

I am so grateful. Thank you for your hard work!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 8 күн бұрын

@@japarro123 (^3^)👍

@ANKAVI07 Ай бұрын

オンライン先生本当にありがとうございます。

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@ANKAVI07 ＼(^o^)／

@lalo011389 Ай бұрын

特に笑顔の話ですと、この世の中に与えなければならない明るい波動の一つですね。

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

そうですね。笑顔は大切です😁

@Neiridda 27 күн бұрын

Thank you for the video and subtitles very helpful!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 26 күн бұрын

(^_^)👍

@nerrorr6033 Ай бұрын

I just got to Japan a week in a half ago for a full semester abroad! We stayed in Shinjuku for 4 days before coming to Machida for my school; I’m going to have to take 8 hours of Japanese classes a week and rn I speak 0-so it’s been very hard as peoples English here is very low level (not a bad thing haha) found this channel in time to start to help with immersing thank you🙏

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

(^3^)/Welcome to Japan~🇯🇵 I hope your life in Japan will be worthwhile.

@AresGg-p2h Ай бұрын

ありがとうございます❤

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

こちらこそ！ (^o^)／♥💕

@pierrebutaeye Ай бұрын

ゆうすけさん、新しい動画はいつも嬉しいです。 JLPT を合格するために本当に助かりました。外国人にとって、日本語のニュアンスは分かりにくいで教科書であまり説明がありません。ですからゆうすけさんの授業をぜひ聴かなければなりません！！😁　ありがとうございました🙇

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@pierrebutaeye ピエールさん、　こんにちは(*´∇｀)ﾉ N2合格！　おめでとうございます😊 N2を取れたのはピエールさんの努力の結果です。日本人から見ると N2を持ってる人 = かなり努力した人です！自信を持っていいと思いますよ😊

@SilviaSbraNutri Ай бұрын

Very helpful video, ありがとうございます

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます😊 動画でたくさん勉強してください！

@kyokopetra 29 күн бұрын

thank you for the videos. its so good. 私が最近感じているのは、私が日本語を主にアニメーションやvtuberを通じて触れてきたため、基本的な日本語の枠組みはある程度理解していますが、日常的な会話が弱いという点です。その点で、これらのビデオは非常に役立ちます。

@moshimoshi.yusuke 29 күн бұрын

@@kyokopetra アニメに関してはアニメの内容によっては日常会話と全く違う話し方をするのでそれで日本語の勉強をするのは無理があると思います。でもVTuberなら日常会話に近いと思いますよ。

@nadanything Ай бұрын

ビデオが大好きでしたありがとうm(_ _)m

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@nadanything こちらこそ、ありがとう！

@vjdec2022 Ай бұрын

Loved it bro, ありがとうございます✨

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

こちらこそ、動画を見てくれてありがとうございます。

@raeldor Ай бұрын

日本語聞き取り練習のためにめっちゃ役立つです。ありがとうございます。「それは当然じゃない？」😂

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@raeldor こちらこそ、コメントしてくれてありがとうございます。

@davidbreezy5190 Ай бұрын

最後に何を言うかによって印象が変わるということの大切さについて話してくれて、ありがとうございます！！僕の意見なんですが、それが日本語の特徴の一つなんです！日本人のコミニュケーションの仕方は独特だし、文化も独特なので、小さいニュアンスを知れば知るほど話す能力が高くなると思います。それだけじゃなくて、どうやっていい印象与えるかわかったら友達が作れるようになりますよね！次の動画を楽しみにしています🎉

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@davidbreezy5190 そうなんです、小さいニュアンスの違いを知ることはその言語をさらに理解することになります。それが分かると日本人は「この人と話すのは楽しい！」って感じるから友だちが増えますよね😊

@Langkahajaib Ай бұрын

やっと、一番お気に入りのコンテンツです😇

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

ありがとうございます😊

@rhardian Ай бұрын

Thank you yusuke for your video, it's been 2 years I want to strengthen my intention to work to my dream country which is Japan, and now I will take an additional course to finalize my Japanese language, pray for me yusuke sensei 😆❤❤❤❤

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@rhardian Of course I pray for your success!!

@shwephyo1584 Ай бұрын

Have been waiting for monologue videos. Thanks for your effort. These videos are good for shadowing.❤

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@shwephyo1584 (^3^)👍 Shadowing is very important ですね！

@shwephyo1584 Ай бұрын

@@moshimoshi.yusuke はいそうですね。明らかに上達できるから、本当に感謝しております。

@Dream-rj8jo Ай бұрын

私トルコ人で二十四歳で数学の教師です・1ヶ月間日本語を勉強します・あなたの動画を毎日ゆっくり見ます・このチャンネルは素晴らしいです・ありがとうございます・

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@Dream-rj8jo 日本語の勉強を応援してます！楽しみながら勉強してください。

@lidian8250 Ай бұрын

新宿は面白い場所ですね～また役に立つの動画でした。個人的に英語の字幕を読まなくても分かりやすいと思います。ありがとうございま! 次のモノローグ動画をお楽しみしています :)

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@lidian8250 新宿は面白い場所ですよ。次の動画を待っててね！次の動画は Monologueじゃなくて会話動画Japanese conversationを作る予定です。

@StevenBara Ай бұрын

@@moshimoshi.yusukeユースケさんはロマンスを求めているのかなと思った。😅

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@StevenBara 新宿にロマンスはありませんでした笑

@ginsan3475 Ай бұрын

thanks

@kevintacalan5739 Ай бұрын

more videos about japanese language please.. most people come to your channel just to learn new vocabularies and grammar patterns 😅

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

(^3^)👍

@lalo011389 Ай бұрын

ゆうすけさんのモノローグ動画お久しぶりです。又新宿ですね、駅の近くの場所だから去年日本へ行った時のいつも通られたところでした。同じことを語っても人によって受け取れ方も変わってしまいますね。勿論国籍・言語のこともあるけど、その人は経験したことの影響とか今その人の気分もどうかということもありますね。日本語でニュアンスもわかっておかないと言語の向上難しいですね。そのためにある程度日本文化も深まらないといけないと思います。

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@@lalo011389 フィデルさん、こんにちは😊 そうですね。小さなニュアンスの違いが分かることは間違いなく言語能力の向上に必要です。

@lalo011389 Ай бұрын

@@moshimoshi.yusuke その通りです　✌️

@sweetbane2042 6 күн бұрын

45 seconds in and I see the APA hotel I stayed at when I was in Shinjuku haha

@moshimoshi.yusuke 6 күн бұрын

Oh! APA hotel is inexpensive なので my recommendation 😊

@jaquaviuspeterson8785 Ай бұрын

ゆうすけさん、新しい動画作ってすごく嬉しい！日本語について話す楽しかった。日本語のニュアンスが面白くて勉強するが大好き。僕は文の違い結構分かっているけどゆうすけさんの説明がめっちゃ好きで最後につける事大切あんまり考えことがないけどゆうすけさんいう通り大切ですね、笑顔で話すもいいもっと笑顔で話したい。新宿の散歩も好きでした、関係ないけどゆうすけの動画を見る前ちょっとイライラして落ち込んでいた、でもゆうすけさん通知を受けてすぐにみていて嬉しくなって癒されたありがとうございます！😊 とろこで質問一つがある嫌うと嫌いの違うは嫌うは動詞ですか？

@moshimoshi.yusuke Ай бұрын

@jaquaviuspeterson8785 久麗さん、コメントありがとうございます。いや~ 難しい質問ですね。実は「嫌う」と「嫌い」の違いは曖昧なんです。曖昧(あいまい) = ambiguous Japanese is often ambiguous... 久麗さんの質問に答えると、「嫌う」は動詞です。 verb 「嫌い」は名詞 & 形容動詞です。 noun & adjective verb でも「嫌い」は動詞としても使われていると思いますよ。さっき言ったように、日本語は曖昧なことが多いです。なので必ず動詞とか名詞とか分けられない単語分けにくい単語もあります。彼は私を嫌う。 He hates me. 彼は私が嫌い。 He hates me. どちらも正しい日本語です。そして英語にすると全く同じです。

@jaquaviuspeterson8785 Ай бұрын

@@moshimoshi.yusuke ありがとうございます！

@chekAva2 20 күн бұрын

I still find it hard to believe how insanely hot this summer was in Tokyo (and Japan). The entire past few months were locked in between 25-34C. Plus humidity. Ouch !

@moshimoshi.yusuke 19 күн бұрын

Yeah, Japan's summer is hot and humid😖

@shamu5943 27 күн бұрын

Yes, there is so many variation with small nuances. And even more generally, Japanese is incredibly flexible (at least compared to my native language, french, or english). I both love and hate that x). I love it when I understand them but until that, just because of the sheer number of variations, it's daunting. Just to say "That's good", there are so much variation. これはおいしいこれはおいしいですよねえ。。。おいしい、これはこれはおいしいんですけどえ。。。おいしいんだけど If you add all the variation with the particle, the polite speech, the inversion (changing the order of the sentence), etc. you may end up with a very long list. I'm starting to understand some of them but I still have a long way to go. But despite that, when I managed to understand some of them and later speak with a Japanese friend, it really felt nice. Especially some small details like よ/ね which feel really... warm sometimes. Especially in private. In a group of people or more formal situation, well, it's still warm but also sometimes feels like a formality. Anyway, happy to have heard that from a Japanese person 😄. I was away from the channel because I was focusing on word and kanji but it's time to watch them again o/ Thanks you for your videos! ❤

@moshimoshi.yusuke 26 күн бұрын

(^3^)/

@Rairosu Ай бұрын

Just today I was on Second Life (Virtual World) I was speaking a bit of Japanese here and there (With a In-World Translating Hud JA-> En) as I am trying to use Japanese as my primary language over English and this stranger who speaks only English it went well so far, I used English but a bit of my Japanese but try not to overwhelm him I do clarify when needed. I showed a picture of me as a child in a traditional Japanese clothes, Japanese Snacks and even デジモンアドベンチャー, At the tail end when they asked if I was Bi, I answered honestly and I said yes. apparently they was teasing me the whole time in certain points even my Introvert nature. This lead to tensions rising and I felt very uncomfortable sense I only want to be honest. I dont know what else to say to them so I just made an excuse about having work and left. I don't want to escalate the situation or cause conflicts, I used what I was taught in Japan as a child and just disengaged as I wish to keep harmony in place and avoid creating conflict between us. The things taught to me in Japan as a child has had a major influence on me but it also allowed me to maintain harmony with the person I was talking with. I always hated conflicts with every fiber of my being. I just don't want to offend them or make us more uncomfortable than it needed too. As I grow more in learning the more I will need to maintain harmony with others especially if they speak English and I use Japanese. I can see why sometimes even in a virtual world your gonna need there language as translations are not always ideal its a lot of headaches. Speaking of headaches, the more I learned Japanese words and new kanjis when I was watching a デジモン video There was only romji when reading it, it became a eye sore to read that as I got more used to reading Japanese Scripts, Meaning my brain is making new pathways due to the familiarity of scripts over Romji, How can anyone even read Romji at all. That Stranger I talked too? Showed me a Romji Japanese and I told them I cant read that because its not in Japanese Script format, I can read bits of it but It lost a lot of context in that form. They gave me the Japanese script which was much much easier to read and by read I mean not fully able to know what it says but able to read the scripts hiragana, kakatana and kanjis used in it. Even if I can read it I still have to understand its meaning and tie it to that word otherwise its just words.

@daiki6836 26 күн бұрын

Thank you for the informative video! Do you hold the camera with your hand when you walk and shoot? Do you use a gimbal or something else to take pictures?

@moshimoshi.yusuke 26 күн бұрын

It was night when I shot this video, so I used DJI Pocket3 because it's good at night shots. I don't use a gimbal, I use GoPro or DJI Pocket3. When I'm shooting I'm often hand holding it, but sometimes I have the camera attached to the strap of my backpack. You'll see what I mean when you watch ↓this video↓ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmnVcqKMrLytb80