As a native english speaker his improvement in like 2 minutes was insane. Even at its worst kakechan was completely understandable and on the easier ones he legitimately almost could have passed as a native. I really enjoyed this way of teaching english pronunciation!
@shoevegan61132 жыл бұрын
@@crossey000 Yeah agreed Kakechan is awesome. And it's by the power of the 『カタカナ』発音法 they invented lol
きたー!!😆 カタカナハックシリーズ第2弾ありがとうございます! かけちゃん、カタカナの天才だとは思ってましたが、まさか中にマイクがいたとは🤣🤣👍 デュマニファイがDo you mind if I に聴こえた瞬間はおおおー!!😳なりました。 本当にこのメソッドは凄いですね。 ビターンはまった瞬間のやまちゃんの爆笑が大好きです。 繰り返し観て練習しつつ、第3弾をお待ちしてます😃🥬
This is absolutely fascinating to me. I've had so much trouble getting my friends to get used to the idea that there are lots of sounds in English that just aren't in katakana and have had limited success with getting them to make that leap. Some people can do it, most get hung up on katakana and still read and hear everything in that limited scope. But this idea of approximating some of those sounds by altering the katakana they were using seems to be a really helpful stepping stone. I'm definitely going to try to use this on my friends.
@hiromihorun22122 жыл бұрын
I like it !
@りんたろー-n7h2 жыл бұрын
アィライキッ!
@MichiruZunmaruUre7pin2 жыл бұрын
As you say, most Japanese rely on katakana and read everything to a limited scope. This is because Japanese education does not make children accustomed to listening to English from an early age, and many teachers have no experience studying abroad and have only studied Japanese textbooks and got good marks on tests. I think it's a good idea to use katakana like in this video to get closer to native pronunciation. This method is easy to work even for people who are not good at English pronunciation. Anyway, I am also a Japanese who is not good at it .😂