日本語での自然な自己紹介/The Best Way to Introduce Yourself in Japanese

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[@hinam9684]

I love the fact that he slows his words and enunciates clearly so that we can catch what he says.

[@arcyspy1]

agree

[@justnivek4345]

i really laughed at the beginning it is exactly the way i learnt to introduce myself in school. thank you for this useful video!

[@chocho6766]

Your first impression was so unnatural 🤣🤣

[@justnivek4345]

@@chocho6766 what do you mean?

[@axisbreaker5892]

Now I realize, I am a ふしぜん人 😂

[@Maki-00]

Just Nivek I was cracking up! This is the way every Japanese class tells you to introduce yourself! Thank God for KZbin videos like this!

[@anon014]

Same though!!

[@Future_Pheonix]

This is the most useful video about introduction in Japanese out of the many I've seen over the years! Thank you!

[@magnumbeserra]

I agree

[@AbhishekNegi-eq7cf]

ぼくもそうとおもいますね！

[@Ekairah]

Same. Kind of sad in my case... been learning for almost 3 years and never used a native into and non textbook... :/ a shame on me

[@MK-bi1hj]

@@Ekairah then more I see, the more I hate textbooks...

[@Bahbehbihbohboh]

agree

[@9o1ybius]

Just like English learners always say: Hi, how are you? I’m fine, and you? I’m fine, thank you.

[@furiech]

This is so truuueeee

[@はなびがく花火学]

It’s definitely a bit far off from what’s typical. A bit lacking in content. What I would consider typical: “Hello. How are you?” “I’m doing alright. It’s xyz season, y’know?” “Right, right.” “Tough, yeah. What about you?” “Nothing in particular’s going on, so I’m good.”

[@HOPPIRI]

When in reality, it's like: Person A: Sup Person B: Aye Person A: Chur name? Person B: Brad. Chu? Person A: Alex.

[@misomar7193]

@@HOPPIRI lmao thats so true

[@adogd3752]

I’m fine, and you? I’m fine, and you? I’m fine, and you? I’m fine, and you? I’m fine, and you?

[@AlexSinclair]

Akkie is my favourite person to listen to speak Japanese. I know a lot of people have complimented how clearly he speaks before, but it's that he speaks clearly while also sounding very natural. When you listen to Listening Comprehension Tests, they often don't sound natural, and I think that makes them harder to understand. They don't sound human. Whereas, I could listen to Akkie speak all day and understand way more about what he's saying. Thanks for another great video!

[@naosoupopularrr]

I see... My teacher was lying to me all this time... hahahaha Nice video!

[@user-lu6ug6hf5f]

Br br huehue

[@iwannalearn40languages]

I agree, I have been learning wrong!

[@eggtart4740]

I feel u🤣

[@pichipichistory3992]

Hahaha boku mo hahaha

[@happycat3921]

I think its not wrong. I was teaching Japanese for high school, and i just tell them what is written in the text book because what is in the text book are "just for introduction" or "first step" to understand the other step, i think its allright because what is written in text book are from Japanese education ministry so its allright to tell them the basic and let them discover it later when they have enough knowledge about Japanese language. Why im telling they what was in the text book, because, if you tell them many things like this they will confuse about the lesson that we give to them so just telling them the simple way of it.

[@はやと-k7i5s]

I'm a Japanese I don't know why this video was recommended

[@thuybeti2906]

Is there anything wrong?

[@Crabking19]

So that you can introduce yourself in Japanese correctly?

[@はやと-k7i5s]

Min Suga's Natural Hair Is Daebak That's right!!hah

[@はやと-k7i5s]

Francis Portillo Yes i wanted to say so haha

[@yumu5460]

はやと KZbin is telling you to review your Japanese.

[@mayorafukucho]

KZbin suggested this video to me and I'm honestly so impressed. This is what Japanese learners need nowadays instead of the useless expressions found in textbooks. ありがとうございます！

[@LeonidasArg2021]

Coursebooks of Japanese language should be reformed, it's a shame they don't include these details about Japanese.

[@thedrew6905]

dude you are awesome, not only you make great grammar lessons but also you bring to light small details or errors that we commonly make and nobody cares to speak about it

[@1dreamysky]

このどうがはとても好きでした！ありがとうございます！I really like the way you explained things, and your way of talking

[@rauru.kinofan.]

あ、↗️ｺﾝ二チわ。↗️ﾊジメまして。よろしくおねがいします～。➡️これが、本当のニホンジンのあいさつです。

[@mm-dq6uv]

日本語勉強している人がたくさんいて嬉しい😊みんな頑張って！ 私は教科書に載っている自己紹介が初々しくて好きだけどなぁ。

[@Cleanser23]

このチャネルを十年前発見したらいいのにね。 数年間前から日本語を勉強しているのに、こんなに良い解説チャネルを今まで見たことない。 ありがとう！

[@chloekongan-qi6776]

同感です!　とっても丁寧な説明チャネルです。

[@galeyoshioka6866]

Waw this is my first time listening this video.. and for the first time, without subtitle and i understand 100% what u say.. im surprise to myself 😅😅😆😆 its very helpful btw .. ありがとうございます

[@HappySwedishPancake]

I've studied Japanese on and off for about 6 years, and still never really managed to get comfortable introducing myself. In Sweden, in any kind of situtaion you can basically just say "Hej"+ your name and you're set, so the Japanese 自己紹介 is too damn complicated for me haha. This helped a lot, thanks :)

[@neoichigomerketusj]

HappySwedishPancake here in Norway too

[@chandranijayasooriya2554]

私 は スリランカ人 です。ありがとう ございます。

[@darianatsuchiya4101]

え〜 自然な自己紹介か〜 ありがとうございます、役に立った!

[@youngmeeeeeeeeee]

마치 내가 일본어를 엄청 잘 알아듣는 것 같은 착각을 일으키는 마법을 부리는 유튜버네..아무 생각 없이 틀어서 듣고 있었는데 어느 순간 자막이 없는데도 다 알아듣고 있다는 걸 깨달음..

[@suz5191]

I feel guilty turning on the subtitles cause this guy speaks so slowly and clearly that I feel like I shouldn't need the subs

[@mfsnkn]

大勢に対しての自己紹介なら「おはようございます」「こんにちは」から自己紹介することは多いと思います。礼儀正しい場所では「〇〇と申します。どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。」と言うのも普通です。ケースバイケースですね！

[@snesy]

「おはようございます」「こんにちは」から自己紹介する場合は本当に多いですね。動画のアドバイスはあまりにも一般的過ぎて、あまり参考にはならないと思いますが、三本塾の他の動画は基本的に役に立つと思います。

[@jenniferkim1783]

I realized I didn’t have the captions on but I still understood :0

[@legrandluan]

Then good job!!😁

[@krazykrazy14100]

I aim to reach your level! I understood a lot of sentences and others by context I could kind of piece here and there what he meant. But at the end I still rewatched with subtitles hahaha Good job!

[@mochi_4726]

@@krazykrazy14100 you too GOD JOB XO I'm doing the same lolol

[@unkun827]

It really depends on situation. It was not unnatural.. We often use Konnichiwa. The formal sentences or textbooks are good for business and when we communicate with elderly. The teaching style has been changed perhaps..

[@kittyheart1432]

This is great! Thank you for teaching us how not to sound like the textbook.

[@kayui648]

初級の日本語学習者には本当大切なビデオです。ありがとうございます

[@OldManDoom]

Watched the video without captions so see how much I could understand passively. About 20% at this point, which is encouraging but reminds me how much practice I need

[@devi2262]

これをうちの生徒達に見せました。話し方がとても分かりやすいです。みなさんにもこのチャネルおすすめしました。次新しいコンテンツ楽しみです。ありがとうございます!

[@hienphan4968]

とても役に立ちました。どうも！ 日本語勉強してから今まで３年目になりましたが、今回は初めてこのように大切で基本的なことを聞かせられてありがとうございました。

[@lms2728]

Thank you so much! This was something I was very confused about. No one seemed to use Japanese the way it is taught in textbooks. This makes so much sense now. Thank you!

[@joon6452]

本当に役に立ったですよ。ありがとう　あき先生。

[@thiebautlaurent7759]

Thank you for this so very usefull video. You are great in mentionning WHAT IS OK in japanase. It is important for all those of us that learn japanese, not to forget that correct gramatical use is not the "holy grall" and is not the only way... best regards

[@aldi6622]

sugoi, i learned alot from this. Will apply this in the future, thank you for the advice.

[@EdmildoIS]

あなたの教えはとても良いです

[@Raikaska]

すごいはっきりな言い方ですよね。こんな便利に話すのはありがとう!

[@srikanthsrinivasan3843]

この動画からたくさん学んでいました。いつもありがとうがざいます。

[@TiihengMatcharawalee]

ありがとうございました。 お疲れ様でした。

[@38voicemayuka26]

あっきー先生の話、斬新だけど的を得ていて本当にそうだなと思いました。

[@melaniegaraway7528]

This is so helpful Aki!! I'm an advanced learner of Japanese and am studying to be a translator but I STILL stumble over 自己紹介! I learned how to do it just as you said, so unnaturally with "どうぞよろしくお願いいたします" at the end, but I never heard this in Japan when I went there! I hate sounding like an awkward 外人。Thank you so much!!!

[@かしゎ蕎麦ラーメン]

前者は大人数の前で自己紹介をするときに使うイメージで、後者は対等な立場の一対一で使うイメージ

[@Dahnvincente13]

ビデオありがとうございました！助けてます。☺️✨🙏🏻　そして、コロナ気をつけてください。　😥😷

[@雪-gu4yr]

ありがとう先生❤

[@OneAngrehCat]

私日本語読みできるですがいつも日本人が話す聞いて速過ぎ喋る分かりません. あなたの優しい歩調のお陰で、ちゃんと学びます。ありがとう！

[@lakshaychawla3688]

This is the best of the best,, video no extra talk,,, very useful,,,謝謝你。

[@HSKRA]

日本語の勉強の始めから、何時も変に言ったけど、すごく利用になりました。

[@sud8981]

本当に役に立たったビデオデスク。心からありがとうございます。あなたの発音がはっきりも理解やすいです。

[@_Sizzin]

I was just thinking of self-introductions when this showed up as the first video in my feed. KZbin is reading my mind.

[@arrianacorr]

Same bruh

[@violetagardenia]

It feels great to understand at least 60% of what you were explaining without subs! ✨

[@jo1e-de-v1vre]

Akki, I just stumbled across this video and I have to say thank you. This is by far one of the best videos I have ever seen on such a simple way. It’s fantastic that you teach us how Japanese is really spoken. You also teach us in Japanese at a slow and well enunciated pace that is easy to understand.

[@mcmac9565]

I like his introduction at 0:08 😂😂

[@ashimagarg4113]

先生、教えてくれてありがとうございました。

[@mayraalejandrallanoscallis7535]

ありがとうございます！🎊

[@rjmikuwa4489]

ありがとう、先生。

[@arcyspy1]

すごく音が良いですね。しっかり聞き取れる

[@mishal.3775]

わかりました、after slowing down to 0.5 - 0.75 of speed and switching on subtitles JP + EN 🤠

[@dwiagung8018]

この動画から自己紹介が出来ます。ありがとうございます。

[@OliveiraWard]

とても便利な動画でした。 さらになんか遅く話してくれて、とてもわかりやすいと思いますので、学生達にも共有します

[@vavgroup4471]

どうもって丁寧な言葉ですよね

[@yuutasan7410]

ありがとうございます

[@NERGYStudios]

正しく自己紹介することを教えてくださってありがとうございましたあっき先生。

[@jesusvargas1620]

Este video si me ayudó mucho. Akkie 先生ありがとうございます

[@michaelchavez3849]

in my opinion, it's case to case basis.. the "bookish" style of 自己紹介 sounds more like a short speech.. so i guess it can be used to introduce urself in a formal occassions.. the style of self introduction presented here is more natural and sounds more casual.. so i guess it can be used for a casual exchange of self introduction..

[@donaldsanver4744]

ありがとうございました😊

[@jeffthegames2071]

私はブラジル出身で、いくつかの単語は理解できますが、より多くのことを学ぶことができます

[@ДилафрузТурсунова-ц1и]

ありがとうございました、先生！これからそうするようにします。

[@lyt9554]

ありがとうございました。

[@chappyh133]

Thanks for this useful japanese video.

[@ghoulbits]

アメリカ人です、日本語が勉強します。このビデオはとてもすかりました。ありがとうございます

[@mersyprasojo220]

ホウンとに自分でにこにこしている。。。selama ini ngajarin mahasiswa gitu wkwk....gomen nasai minna...あっき先生　ありがとうね。。

[@占い師-r6c]

教えてくれてありがとうございます。

[@henrikdavidila9646]

これすっごい便利だよね

[@soundest8768]

Very clear pronunciation allows one to understand the general idea with even the most basic of understanding of the language. ありがとうございます!

[@AnimeProdigyLife]

ありがとうございます!　今日からこの情報を事項紹介に使います

[@tolluset]

自然な自己紹介、本当に大事だと思います！！

[@edudimapilis6342]

凄く良かった。本当にありがとうございます

[@XxskidudekidxX]

Wow, I love the way you pace out your speaking it helps so much. I’m not at the point where I’m picking up and understanding complete sentences yet but this really makes me feel confident going forward - it feels much more comfortable. 先生ありがとう。

[@ArielPolanco]

I like natural way vs text book but im taking classes and we need to do it that way

[@nilollenos4920]

Nice tutorial understandable thank you

[@cococolares888]

個人的に「自然」ということが勉強になっています。何年も日本語を勉強しているがなんか自然という感じほぼないんです。日本語初級レベルを学校で教えているけど日本人にとって自然と同時にどうやったら自分の気持ちを純粋に表現するのは難しいですね。ありがとうございます

[@brightheart214]

自然な自己紹介を教えてくれてありがとうございます!

[@kakonuday7535]

この動画は本当に役に立った。ありがとう😁

[@alanpermadi3829]

先生、会社のインタビューはどう自己紹介しますか

[@icepdb0]

This is a real jewel!!! あっきー先生、教えてくださってありがとうございます。

[@安昕怡]

なるほど、勉強になります ありがとうございます。

[@CoffeePot]

発音ははっきりです、ありがとうございました！

[@kyikyi8227]

先生、ありがとうございます😊。

[@shymera]

After a while I forget to use cc and still understand the videos. That's when I knew I was really learning. Thank you for these lessons.

[@seoulmate1360]

こうゆう教科書のやつじゃなくて、日本人がよく使う自然な日本語、ずっと探しおったわー。ありがとうございます、あっきー先生。

[@koishi8361]

Thanks alot! Your speaking pace is fantastic and one can understand it without the subs. Nice to get out of the vocabs/grammar and dive into speaking and listening practice.

[@Dobby06668]

thanks for your share, it's helpful for me.

[@安安-f9p]

詳しい説明ですね。

[@和泉さだほ]

ご説明していただいてあり〜

[@beekvjdjbwwkks]

有用な情報ありがとうございます。 福岡で救った一番目の職場で自己紹介を完全に不自然にしちゃったんです。 今その日を思ったら恥ずかしいですよね

[@fidoichiya]

This is very usefull thanks for sharing 😊

[@sapphirelight748]

Well, when were they going to teach me this?!? Lol you just shook me to my core...thank you!

[@rafaelhett]

Amazing video! Very clear and complete. あっきー先生はとてもすごいですよね。説明をしてくれてありがとうございます。これからも頑張ります!　😄

[@newjoyyork]

I stopped learning Japanese after kindergarten bc we moved to the states, so some bigger vocabulary I don’t understand, but with the tone of voice I can generally get the gist of a sentence and piece it together. This was actually really easy to understand, even without knowing what some of the vocab meant, the way you spoke and the words surrounding them clicked in my head. What an amazing lesson to teach people, basic introduction - the natural way. Not textbook way.

[@yizhanfan9744]

Thanks for sharing . it is very useful.

[@zapato9918]

It's amazing that I could fully understand you

[@昕醬の東京生活]

動画とても役に立つです！先生ありがとうございます。

[@そのた-r3n]

動画とても役に立つです❌ 動画とても役に立ちます🔺 動画とても役に立ちました⭕

[@ekosuwantoro1071]

ありがとう ございます

[@DeamonSun]

ありがとう

[@summerchan1385]

ずっと不自然でした！ありがとうございます！役に立ちました！