Japanese people WORK the same way they eat COOKIES | SAKU SAKU | English Subtitles

[@ruthespiritu502]

I know you’re just teaching 1 onomatopoeia but just listening to how you converse in Japanese really helps me think about how to construct sentences. Thank you!

[@nataliadyl1397]

It was there! You even read it - Dziękuję 😊 btw. great pronunciation 😉

[@geetha5037]

You are adorable! Fun to learn Japanese this way. Thank you so much :)

[@Onomappu]

Thank you😆 I'm happy that you enjoyed my video👍

[@katjakemppainen5810]

I'm from Finland and it was so satisfying to see "kiitos" there! Finnish is such a small language, spoken only by less than 5,5 million people. Thank you for your videos! Your speak sounds both very natural and easy to listen to and content is top-notch! So fun and wholesome, relaxing even :) We'll be able to finally visit Japan in May.. it'll be our first time. It feels like I've been waiting for this for more than 20 years! I feel like おばさんalready.. :D

[@check0810]

i think it just like a word "酥脆"(sū cuì) in chinese. although this two can be a one word, them have a bit difference in their meaning. the "酥" is likely similar to "サクサク", and "脆" is similar to "パリパリ". but i usually hear people use them together. i try finding the words in english: crunchy defines a sound made from something heavy and thick.=サクサク crispy defines a sound made of something light and thin.=パリパリ (i use english cuz i want that the people reading this comment can be much more.) ovo (figuring out the difference in languages is really fun, and also can know the influence from their culture.)

[@lucidboi5334]

3:15 ひとき先生のビスケットASMR 草草

[@Onomappu]

ASMRデビューしちゃった😂

[@Onomappu]

みんなの言葉のありがとうはあったかな？😆 Let me know which country has which one!　ありがとう！

[@patrickandries9216]

インドネシアのterima kasihというありがとうの言葉がありそうです😝　でも普段の生活では「マカシー」だけでよくつかいます

[@Onomappu]

そうなんだ！教えてくれて、マカシー！

[@patrickandries9216]

@@Onomappu 😆😆haha.. now we are speaking indonesia 😆😆 サマサマー

[@marias.9055]

ロシア語のありがとうもありましたよ。Спасибо! 犬ちゃんにはカエルちゃんが生まれたんですか?😅

[@Onomappu]

Mariaちゃん、それは違うwww Mariaちゃん、ロシア人だったの！？

[@Epheu]

面白くて教育的なビデオをありがとう！ Danke!

[@hbkaze]

"obrigado" is thank you in portuguese. I liked that it is in "female" form, generally and sadly we always use the "male" form (obrigado). Obrigada for the videos!! It's helping a lot!

[@DexelMayther]

I am learning Portuguese and I'd like to ask: In Spanish when we generalize or when we don't know the gender of what we are talking about or when there's a mixed genres, we use the male form as neutral, is it like that in Portuguese too?

[@arthurbarreto5986]

@@DexelMayther Yes, it's like that in Portuguese too.

[@Nurfa.iqah.1]

Just came across this video while i was eating a super crispy potato filled puff! サクサク！😋 Also, i think the trick to making サクサククッキー is to bake it at the right temperature and the right duration! But of course the ingredients are just as important. Some cookies may come off as more soft and chewy than crispy depending on the type of sugar used, or how much butter and sugar is put in it! 🤓

[@MonikaEwaPeterson]

Your "dziękuję" was great! :)) Greetings from Poland :))

[@inesbauer3360]

ゆっくり話しましたから、全部わかりました。ありがとうございました！！

[@leslybde7063]

Merci pour tes vidéos, elles m'aident beaucoup dans mon apprentissage du japonais ! ありがとうございます !

[@ecologiadederecha4844]

Et moi- je apprend le français et japonais. 😁

[@crowsandcrows]

「ありがとう」のフィリピン語表現を見つけました。Salamat! 💕

[@jackfordon5532]

ひときさんはとても面白くてハンサムな先生だと思います! :) 動画が大好きです、たくさん学んでいます！

[@pazu2222]

毎日Hitoki-sanの動画をサクサク見ています!

[@pazu2222]

Is my sentence correct?? Lol

[@patrickandries9216]

😊分かりました。。いつもありがとうございます、ひとき先生😊😊

[@Onomappu]

patrickいつもコメントありがとう！ これからもいい動画頑張って作る💪

[@jov0889]

内容はいつも面白いし、すごく役に立ちます！ ありがとう😊日本語の練習の為、毎日観てます！

[@rianasgallery8283]

I'm loving your videos. 毎日動画を見につもりです。

[@なにいってんの-s5e]

hiragana katakana: easy kanji: bit harder but no big deal onomatopoeia: ポロポロ　バラバラ　サクサク　わんわん　ニャーニャー　ペラペラ　カラカラ me: how tf am I supposed to understand this this is just a joke ofc by exposing oneself enough time to a language eventually you will be able to understand everything. Also I find it interesting that in differente languages onomatopoeias are different, for instance nyan/meow, very interesting how we describe same sound in a different way. Languages are so interesting I am def gonna learn languages until the day I die.

[@margotp1547]

Thank you for your videos! They are really helpful!! 😁 Also, what surprised me the most was your perfect "Merci" 😳 it is pronounced exactly like that in French 👍 ありがとうございました!

[@matheolaskowski9647]

Mais trop c'était incroyable comparé au merushi 😆

[@milicanikodijevic5457]

セルビア語のありがとうもあった！Hvalaです！

[@nhatien6147]

Please teach us more about onomatopoeia. Before, it was difficult for me to remember these kinds of words. But now, I can easily separate them thanks to your videos. ありがとうね。

[@我慢]

Thank you for another great video!! I just have to say it's always funny when you trip up trying to explain something using another Onomatopoeia that you haven't made a video about yet ;D

[@zazkegirotron]

It was there! Thank you! I see your videos very サクサク! I'm addicted.

[@hninakaye2941]

有難うございます

[@almalum7490]

Salamat!

[@nickpatella1525]

Love it. This is really educational! A video on かりかり and むしゃむしゃ would be cool too ^o^

[@あらさか-g2y]

What is kari kari and musyo musyo?

[@thuthuytran6867]

最近、ひときさんが作った動画を見ましたばかりでした。 すごく覚えやすい動画ですね。説明し方も分かりやすいです。 毎日見ながらshadowingできます。 本当にありがとうございま〜す。 ひときさんを応援してます。 これからも宜しくお願いします。 P/s: 初めてyoutubeにコンメントします😊

[@Onomappu]

初めてのコメントありがとう😊 shadowingもしてくれて嬉しいよ👍

[@geekexmachina]

In the UK cookies are called Biscuits and cookies are type/ brand of biscuits. The word biscuit comes from Latin "Bis" meaning twice and "Coquere" meaning cooked, thus biscuit means twice cooked the old process involved cooking the drying in a slow oven to make them crunchy. Crunch is of course an Onomatopoeia used in the UK as is Munch.

[@diana1_1_1_7]

サクサク🍪🧑🏻‍🔧勉強になった！ありがとう😊 ちなみに、Köszönömも知ってるでしょ！😝

[@Onomappu]

コメントありがとうハンガリー語のありがとうは、Kösziだけだと思った😂 教えてくれて、Köszönöm

[@sming11]

Thank you

[@7Lee7]

Yay, you spoke Dutch (with pretty good pronunciation even!)

[@fang2503]

このcookieとてもサクサクしている！勉強しました！ありがとう!!! 台灣の謝謝は正確します!すごい！！！！

[@Onomappu]

我是兩年前在台灣學中文的。所以中文的話、大部分都沒有問題喔😉 而且我現在慢慢的學台語了哈哈 コメントありがとう✨

[@fang2503]

@@Onomappu下次的影片要用台語來開頭試試嗎？期待!

[@Onomappu]

有時候我朋友教我一些台語而已 幾乎都不會。 Hello everyone、リーホウ、みなさんこんにちはひときです🤣

[@fang2503]

@@Onomappu 哈哈！厲害！

[@zheyuanx]

Thanks for sharing! We have this phrase in Chinese too, 干脆. Meaning both “crunch” in biscuits and someone who does things with speed. Also in English, “crunch time” is a period when things must be done quickly. It’s interesting ^^

[@anneloremoerman396]

あったよ！ベルギーでフランス語とオランダ語も使われています。merci! Bedankt! (それは [dank u wel] と同じ)

[@変異種-d9f]

Lol, end last year (2021) shops aren’t allowed to give plastic bags away for free anymore in Belgium. “Dankjewel” is Dutch 🙂

[@SantosoWijaya]

Terima kasih!

[@TechnoCorp]

We have onomatopoeia or similar words in Bengali too but I don't think we use it much. But it'll be used on packet of the products.

[@informatikos-pamokos]

あったよ！リトアニア語で「ありがとう」は「Ačiū」という言葉だよ！

[@123pgq]

Your videos are really interesting, although I don't know much Japanese at least I can learn a few onomapoteias. BTW, the Japanese word for gratitude sounds similar (to my ears) to Korean "Thank you" or 감사합니다. Do you know if they are somehow related? Maybe the kanji?

[@GS-ud6mg]

"Nandri" is "Thank you" in Tamil

[@bruna4326]

The way i learned to cook cookies, you must mix it very kickly for a certain period of time to have that サクサク effect. Good luck!

[@kaewkaew2381]

あったよ。タイ語。ขอบคุณ 「コブクン」ありがとうございました。

[@KaroPero]

エコバッグのデザインはかっこいいよ！やばい！大きいから、たくさんのサクサクするクッキーが入れられるね

[@Onomappu]

コメントくれて、dzięki! クッキー、サクサクしているからどんどん食べてお腹パンパンになっちゃう😂

[@Sloth005-lh6bl]

Спасибо!

[@angrypanda_25]

わかると思いました、かも

[@eri7-11]

best video!

[@Onomappu]

ありがとう😳

[@rh001YT]

Obviously you should have married the girl that gave you saku saku cookies she had made herself.

[@myarichan292]

in Arabs language its shukran like thes شكرا The Arabic language is used in more than one Arab country. I am from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[@정미경-d5u]

Crispy ~crispy ~ 감사합니다 고마워 👍한국어는 없네요 우째야 쓰까 ㅠ

[@Onomappu]

いつもコメントありがとう😊 実は、韓国人からのコメントは정미경 さんがほとんどなので嬉しい😊 Actually most of comments from Korea are from you so I appreciate it😆

[@janihyvarinen73]

Finnish spotted: ”kiitos” = thank you. :-D

[@tiagoyuzomiyamurac]

サクサク仕事をするは「テキパキ」と似ていますね。 ヒトキ先生、動画からありがとうございます！

[@김혜수-i2p]

2024.10.14.월요일 도움되는 표현들 감사합니다

[@rosayoshioka7332]

ひとき先生、ブラジルのローザです。サクサクしたお菓子を食べたくなりましたよ(￣□￣;)!!

[@storploin3860]

Now I'm hungry again...

[@Onomappu]

Let's eat sakusaku cookies haha Thanks for commenting !

[@milymaj]

You have good pronunciation on “dziękuję”. I’m surprised. 😲

[@Bhomasolini]

Danke :)

[@thelastjeding]

いい方法あるですよ!手で触らないようにしてとか、混ぜすぎないとかです。

[@NatalieYOT]

How to "make" saku saku cookies, get the recipe, put it away, go to a shop where they bake home style saku saku cookies and buy some. Congratulations, you're done.

[@mohimahaque2058]

バングラデシュの ধন্যবাদ や dhonnobad ありませんでした。 そしてスエデンの tack 見ませんでした。 いつもありがとうございます！😁

[@소희문-f1w]

There is 감사합니다. Thanks you say in korean

[@KenKaneki-mk3py]

フランスなまり、いいですね～😁

[@reinerrassl7878]

Danke

[@Xeyxey0]

I also love sakusaku cookies, it's mostly about the recipe itself, but some cookies if you bake for longer will change the texture. Like even Nestle Tollhouse cookie dough will be chewy if you bake it for the length of time they say, but if you bake it longer it will be saku saku xD I want cookies now...

[@alinduta5536]

ありましたよ。❣❣ " TERIMA KASIH" です。( インドネシア語 )🙏

[@trinhngo1296]

Thanks so much, I've watched many videos of you and they are very useful. Are you seeking for someone to translate into Vietnamese?

[@Entwicklungshustle]

So basically 'crunchy'

[@graceyamaholic6029]

Brasil. Obrigado

[@ghizlaneelguil9975]

شكرا= (shokran(アラビア語

[@r.m.l.5487]

Was this video just an excuse to eat biscuits? 笑 You videos are great for listening practice btw:)!

[@Onomappu]

SECRET🤫

[@thithuyvu6112]

サクサクチョコ🍫とパリパリチョコは同じ意味ですか？ ありがとうございます

[@Onomappu]

板チョコは硬くて薄いのでパリパリ チョコに空気がたくさん入っていて、スポンジみたいになっていると、サクサクしていると思います

[@raghadtr3608]

Please add Arabic translation 🌸🌸🌸

[@АлексейРассолов-ж2о]

袋はロシア語で二つ言葉があります。「Так」と「благодаря」という言葉です。「Так」と「благодаря」は「Tak」と「blagodarya」の読み方です。「Tak」は「ありがとう」や「感謝」など意味がありません。「そうです」とか　「さて」意味みたいです。だが、「blagodarya」は適当な言葉です。「ありがとう」と「感謝」あいだは「感謝」のほうが適当です。 動画はありがとうございました。

[@villyanakoycheva7933]

あったよ！ブルガリア語🇧🇬の感謝ねблагодаря/ブラゴダリャ/

[@valmor88]

Aitäh! It's Estonian ❤

[@rathan9208]

インドで　いろいろな　ごが　あるので　そので　ここに　できるんだけ　書いてありますけで！！私のごは　kannadaです　でも　書いてありませんけど　Dhanyawadagaluと　います。

[@ryu9827]

You probably already know it, but I just wanna double check. You know we don't use the phrase "SNS" in English right? obviously you are talking to people who are learning Japanese, so they should know what it is.

[@Onomappu]

(I can’t say that I didn’t know that😳) Thanks for telling me so kindly. I learned what a gentleman means from you☺️ SNS: Social networking service ↑おねがいします🙇‍♂️

[@ryu9827]

@@Onomappu Awww, why are you so adorable! Don't worry, I'm sure most of your audience already know what SNS is. And just want you to know that I really enjoyed watching your video, it's like a friend is explaining Japanese to us instead of taking Japanese classes. keep up the good work. :D

[@Anoek66]

Dankie is Afrikaans and dankjewel is Dutch indeed! How did you know? 😊

[@YoursCaselyn]

あったよ、サラマトといいます🤗フィリピンごです

[@GS-ud6mg]

ひときの愛を喜んで受けました

[@batuks6049]

あったよ 。バイラルラ- thank you モンゴルごです

[@Onomappu]

バイラルラー😆

[@christiandomeniquereyes9013]

Salamat. From the Philippines. リスニング練習している外国人にこの動画をおすすめします。日本の仕事で働いているから、毎日勉強しないといけない。

[@Onomappu]

おすすめしてくれるのとても嬉しいです😆👍

[@alicja3777]

ポーランドのありがとうがあった！ 動画を「ジェンクイエ」^^

[@Onomappu]

友達にポーランド人がいるから、ポーランド語少し知ってるよ！イエステムひとき！ジェンキ！😆

[@alicja3777]

@@Onomappu すごい ！😊❤

[@LosT4088]

Nissan messed up russian "thank you" they wrote "благодаря" (おかげで, or 感謝しながら - while it should be "благодарю"

[@Onomappu]

I'm fascinated by Russian letters They're so beautiful😊　ありがとう☺️

[@БожанаТ]

This is "Thank you" in Bulgarian, not in Russian :)

[@beniek6846]

あった、ジェンクイェはポーランド語です 🤧

[@massayoprabhasanont]

カリカリ、パリパリ、サクサクはタイ語では全部同じ言葉なので、使い分けがなかなか難しいです。違いがあまりわからないです😅

[@maunebelle6709]

唐揚げを噛んで食べたら、「サクサク」を言えますか？

[@Onomappu]

唐揚げの衣がサクサクといいますよ！もしすごい硬かったらカリカリかな？🤔

[@Tomajoy]

sakusaku feels like sassato Could that be an explanation?

[@tobyteng7522]

ひときさんこんにちは。谢谢你。

[@creamypeanutbutter7769]

あったよって！^ - ^

[@matchalady3797]

How is the sound of eating a senbei translated into as an onomatopoeia?

[@Onomappu]

バリバリ

[@trangnguyenhuyen4855]

ベトナムの「Cám ơn」があった！

[@Onomappu]

英語のCome onみたいな発音かな？ベトナム🇻🇳のありがとう勉強できた！ありがとう😊

[@trangnguyenhuyen4855]

Onomappu そうですね。「カムオン」と発音します。 こちらこそ日本語をたくさん勉強になりました！ありがとうございます😊

[@lucidboi5334]

Dank je welはオランダ語、はい！クロアチア語のhvala見ませんでした(._.)　まあ、クロアチアはめっちゃ小さな国だから、それは当然ですね

[@Onomappu]

そうなんだ！クロアチア🇭🇷お母さんが行ったことあって写真見たけど綺麗だよね✨

[@Kokoos4]

義理チョコで草

[@tonig2757]

ブルガリア語のблагодаря、見っけ。

[@mariog8297]

What is SNS :)?

[@Onomappu]

It’s like Face book, Line or What’s up and so on

[@valeriesze]

煎餅は？サクサクですか。ぱりぱりですか。

[@Onomappu]

いい質問ですね！ 煎餅はクッキーより硬く、割れる感じがあるのでパリパリをたくさん使います！