Great video!! I was surprised I got some of the answers right, despite them being quite random words. I’ve taken an interest in learning the differences between Kansai-ben and standard Japanese (in terms of like vocabulary and verb endings, I find it super interesting), so these types of videos are really helpful! Also thank you so much for adding subtitles to your videos!! It makes it (at least, for me) so much easier to follow what the two of you are saying, since I tend to understand written Japanese faster than spoken words
数年前関西外国語大学に留学した時、ホストファミリーと一緒に暮らして関西弁にだいぶ触れました。最初の数ヶ月めちゃくちゃ苦労していましたが、自然に頭に入ってきました。ただ、今新潟で働いているので、全然使っていません。大阪の人がたまに恋しくなります。皆とても面白かったです。Nice video! I enjoyed it =D
@@fisat1794 if you've ever taken JLPT test before, the audio before the listening section is "てんきがいいからさんぽしましょう" or something, it means "the weather is nice, so i'll go for a walk". and what I said is the kansai dialect version of it from the video
I literally don't know how I ended here and my I certainly don't know japanese (but few words) but it sounded like a fun video. When "はみご" was shown I think I heard nakama, could "はみご" mean friend? If that is the case friend in spanish is amigo which sounds "あみご". Reading the comments and by viewing the video I think i got the point that it is about dialecs and I found interesting to find "amigo" as a word.
That was really fun. I don't understand Japanese yet but I could somehow follow along. Do Japanese people that speak 関東弁 understand Japanese people that speak 関西弁?
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Akane-sensei said she could understand a little bit. It’s a dialect so I think that they can guess the meaning of the different words based on context. She managed to guess some words when he used it in a sentence. A lot of comedians came from the Kansai region so it’s a relatively famous dialect.