【リスニング】How Do Japanese Memorize Kanji?/日本人はどうやって漢字覚える？

[@drealsidewinder9159]

A Japanese man explaining, in Japanese, how Japanese memorize Kanji. BRILLIANT! I'll be watching more!!

[@rosaleewang1879]

Wwwww

[@crimebelt]

笑

[@schmarcel4238]

It‘s way more motivating to practice listening with stuff that‘s actually interesting instead of generic practice dialogs. So glad i just found this channel!

[@Philson]

I like that you talk slowly so we can understand.

[@21321lily]

Lol, but it's true😂

[@ali_tafa006]

True true 🤣🤣🤣

[@Lerien00]

I can not believe I understood almost everything you say! It's almost a miracle! Thank you very much for this video!

[@renzomorishita1330]

本当ですね！私も全分を分かりました！ あっきさんは良い先生だから、なのでわたくしたちはあっきさんは言うてることわかります！

[@juilescieg]

same here

[@mayacold8263]

Me too!

[@MrCrippsPink]

Same! Every now and then I had to pause for a short break to process what he just said but I didn't have to rewind or even activate auto-generated subtitles :D That's a huge confidence boost! And tbh I somehow found the 2nd version easier to understand (probably because I already had an idea of what he was going to say, so I could concentrate more on the grammar than on the semantics :'D)

[@jandaruma5284]

i can say that he gave his all to make this video easier to understand. he's spoken like he was speaking with his 4 years old nephew :) you can see the struggle in his face.

[@trangkhanh4898]

外国人ですが ビデオは とっても 分かりやすいです。 ありがとうございます🙏

[@偽者www]

俺も外国人してもう申しも全部漢字が難しいそうですけど、楽しみ少々覚えちゃいました。

[@VampirexEva]

I’m not this advanced yet, I’ll be back in a couple weeks

[@franklinromero1863]

Good attitude! Keep it up

[@chanhmatong4140]

XxVampiregirl17xX How is it going?

[@BoSpring]

it's been three months, how are you doing now?

[@hashitaagarwal6975]

It's been 4 months , how are you doing now?

[@user-lx7lc4id5b]

4 month and one day, how are you doing now ?😄

[@jakekuhlemeier]

両方を分かりました！久しぶりに日本語を勉強しなかったが嬉しいです。 私は外国人だからやはり不自然な日本語を言いますが、この動画のように両方を比べたら自然な日本語が分かりしやすくなると思います。 また、ほとんどの外国人は、日本人は漢字を決して忘れず、どんな漢字でもを読み書きできるロバットと感じてると思います。アッキー先生が言った通り、日本人でも漢字を全部知っているわけではないです。日本語を勉強している外国人は漢字の全部を完璧まで勉強するのは無理だと私はそう思います。

[@blessedwithcolour]

You speak so slowly and clearly for a beginner, I am subscribed ! Arigatou x

[@elvanoir4790]

Yes, I was so surprised I could understand almost everything! Usually when I hear Japanese people talking I don't really understand most of it.....

[@Im-BAD-at-satire]

@@elvanoir4790 Overtime my ears have adjusted so for me it's not a problem, it's like getting used to hearing auction speakers speak.

[@koichi0607]

漢字を覚えることの良い所は、漢字を覚えることは漢字の読みや書きができるようになるだけではなくて、意味を知ることになることだと思います。だから日本の子供は辞書を引かずに書き方の練習をするだけで自然に意味を知ることになり語彙が形成されていくのではないかと思います。言葉の意味は音だけではなくて漢字を見ることでよく覚えることができます。 後は本を読んで色々な漢字を覚えるのですが、私など読み方を間違えて覚えていた漢字もたくさんあって、書類を読み上げるときに大恥を書くことが時々あります。

[@yunussutanti2788]

Im glad that i understand most of what you're saying, thank you! :)

[@JL_hahaha0303]

Chinese express how we learn Chinese: you see it, you copy and write it multiple times (forced), then you remember by heart 😂

[@homelessturtles712]

日本語を学ぶには最高のチャンネルだと思います。

[@기로-o7i]

本当にありがとうございます。ゆっくり言ってくれて,聞き取りの勉強がうまくできます。

[@atmai7538]

i think you are very try to speak with that's speed so thank you very much because it's easy to understand

[@LinaSan]

このビデオおもしろいね。僕は日本語の学生ですから、全部をわかることが無理だ思ったんですけど、あなたの話す方はとっても優しくて冷静です。本当にありがとうございます!

[@ヌーピー-s4n]

日本語勉強するってこんな感じなんや、、と感じました 凄い！！

[@user-un6rr8hk6j]

I understand about 40% from what you say. Not bad.

[@akame4578]

I understand 70℅, i think!

[@diamondayaka]

素晴らしいですね！

[@山田-z3j8v]

I understood all :)

[@akame4578]

@@山田-z3j8v sure, you are japanese! i think!

[@山田-z3j8v]

@@akame4578 Well yes.....

[@miluxx1226]

中国語だったら、漢字は5万あリますけど、普段によく使ってる漢字はただ4千ぐらいです。

[@congtannguyen2895]

あなたの言い方はのんびり、聞きやすい、わかりやすい。ありがとうございます。

[@TheNewGreenIsBlue]

With Kanji it’s best not to think of them as 2000+ different Kanji that you need to memorize. Rather, it’s about 200 radicals... arranged differently. Think about English. There may only be 52 symbols in the language (26 letters upper and lower) but there are way more combinations. Sh, Ch, th, thr, ou, ai, ea, oa, oi, ly, wh, kn, etc. These are all distinct sounds and inconsistently applied. Also remember that your brain doesn’t actually memorize words as letters, but As WHOLE WORDS. This is just like kanji. As you read this paragraph your brain picked out the wordforms and compared them words it knew already. That’s why you can easily spot all teh typos and yet stil be albe to raed the sentence. Your brain does an approximation match with a word picture it knows. This is no different than a Japanese brain. It does an approximation and can pick out kanji even if it isn’t 100% correct. It’s also why sometimes they can’t remember how to write a Kanji. Kanji is NO more difficult than other aspects of the language.

[@mayacold8263]

Thank you so much for this explanation! It will really help many

[@dahliacross3584]

that's why I don't remember radicals, but vocabulary instead. Radicals don't usually have a set sound, words have readings that won't change tho (not like english). So I learn kanji by learning their places or uses in or as of words.

[@K.R-t5n]

@@dahliacross3584 丈漢字の訓読みと音読みの覺えることも有用ですけど。

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

Oh cool, this was what i was thinking of too. Glad somebody went deeper into the subject and explained in full details.

[@mvpsportslive]

Thank you for the beautiful explanation. This is exactly what I’m noticing as well, and I am only 2 weeks in. I’m hunting for the best methods of learning and retaining the joyo kanji and I think I now have a legit plan of action. There are some people in the comments that are being complete Debby downers 🙁. And come to find out, they have been learning for over 8 years and still haven’t attempted to learn all of the kanji, but they feel like they have the right to complain even though they haven’t and still aren’t really trying.

[@ayaoichi9182]

ゆっくり日本語を話してあげてありがとうございました。英語の字幕をつけずにあっきさんの説明を聞いてよく分かりました。

[@ZeptoZeno]

簡単な話を全部分かったから嬉しいんです。絶対に日本語の練習を続けます。 いろいろ分からない言葉があるから二回目の話はまだ難しすぎる。

[@さちこ-t8b]

私は日本人ですが、このビデオはとてもわかりやすいです。ありがとう🙏

[@genzuo]

先ほどこのコメントの外国人からのほとんど正確な同じバージョンを見ました。確かに、マトリクスのせいですね

[@meryauge4362]

こんにちは！I am still a beginner in Japanese and dont understand everything you say but i am so glad you upload videos, i learnt many things. にはんごがおもしろいでもis difficult too. あっきせんせい teach us more grammar for JLPT N5！

[@sambonjuku]

コメントありがとうございます！ そうですね。まだあまり初級のビデオを作れていないので、なるべく早く作ろうと思います！ We are sorry that we have only few videos for beginners yet. We'll try to make many videos this year. So please stay tuned. あっきー

[@浅田-s5o]

にはんごになってしまっていると思います。

[@Mary-fy8qi]

How's your Japanese improved over the year?

[@crimebelt]

How is you Japanese now it been 2 years...

[@santysugiarty8725]

このようなビデオは素晴らしいと思います。初級の学生にとって、1回目の説明は聞き取りやすくて、中·上級の学生にとって2回目の説明で聴解の練習ができます。勉強になりました。ありがとうございました。

[@patrycjaharayashi9066]

I learn japanese and I love how you clearly speak things and repeat them to make us understand what are you saying! Thank you very much for your work!

[@YS_ty]

ゆっくり話してくれてすごく分かりやすくです☺ 좋은 정보 감사합니다!

[@美花-f8x]

分かりやすいです*

[@Minchanyanen]

아니면 分かりやすかったんです。

[@unexpectedvistor7721]

New beginner passing by~ Watched the whole video but only understands a few words haha.

[@janev5577]

I can almost understand about 40%. I'm in my N5 level now. 5months of studying. 😊

[@izamasan1375]

がんばって😉

[@ankitchaudhary3735]

It's amazing you are so awesome ....i am too slow completed n3 in almost 2 years .. しかし頑張っております

[@faz_6067]

Ankit Chaudhary n3 is a lot harder then n5

[@Phy-sy5zj]

Keep it up!

[@ghhbhbb2]

あなたの言い方は日本語の勉強し始めた人にとてもいいですね、ほとんどすべてを理解した。👍👍

[@adrianfoster6005]

先に外国人は楽な話を聞ける事が便利だったと思います。ゆっくり話してくれたし、話の中でも簡単な動詞を何回も繰り返してくれたし、分かりやすかったですね。そうしてくれたので2回目、楽に聞き取れる事になりました！これからフォローして行きます！

[@ditaristanti4932]

優しい言葉を使って説明してくれて本当にありがとうございます。これからも、漢字の覚えるのが頑張りたいと思います。

[@_ninja_nic]

Thank you for slowing down your tempo while speaking! I could follow you well and this helps so much leaning to listen and understand. Subscribed to your Channel 🙏🏻

[@Neitha98]

I seriously understand everything in both way and in my head grammar for where quite clear... Okay wish me luck I'm about to got at my 3yeard of Japanese Studying at the University up to N3 😭😭😭💪🏽

[@nofood1]

congrats I understood zero 😭 I was waiting for subs and they never arrived 😂

[@Phy-sy5zj]

Me too, I was so happy about it. Keep up your hard work!! How is studying Japanese on University? I'll start studying Japanese at University this year and I'd be interested to know how the classes are..

[@YoshiBoo]

The way he speaks is clear and he uses easy words and repeats them to get us to the meaning. What I understood is that Japanese people take a long time to learn Kanji by writing it a lot and Sambon hates that, obviously. He also said that even after finishing school, some people can't even write their names. That's half sarcastic, I guess but it also emphasizes the fact that Kanji can be easily forgotten. There are also many kanji that people can't read or write and he says that it's normal.

[@poliijesika7315]

あなたの話しは分かりやすいです。ありがとうございました

[@kiyoaki1985]

Thank you for your videos, they are clear and helpful. Personally I found it more useful to memorize words rather than individual kanji. Japanese people learn individual kanji in school because they already know the spoken language from childhood, but foreigners need a context for the kanji to be able to memorize them effectively, which is why I think it's better to remember them as parts of words. For example, instead of memorizing the meaning of 複, which has a rather abstract meaning by itself, it's better to memorize words like 複雑、複製, etc. to be able to place the kanji in a certain context of meaning.

[@sayamqazi]

It is orders of magnitude easier to learn a kanji if you know the word properly. Too many people directly try to learn kanji and their brain is overwhelmed with sound + shape + meaning.

[@saulluna3428]

あっきー先生、教えていただきありがとうございました。御説明方が分かりやすいです。

[@ああ-r4g2o]

日本が好きで かんばて 勉強を しでいます、ごの 映像を 見て いろいろ 助けが でました。

[@Chuulip]

This was my first time ever watching an all-Japanese video without subtitles and I understood almost eveerything! I am totally amazed! I understood the entire meaning, I jut didn't get small details towards the end. I will be back in a month and see if I can improve until then! Wow, I am amazed at myself... The last month of intense studying really paid off! Thanks for speaking slowly and for repeating what you say in different words! That's perfect for learning it!

[@MizManFryingP]

一週前に全部の「常用漢字」は勉強仕上げた。 本当に嬉しい！ でも私の日本語はよくないですので、ここから文法と言葉も勉強するつもりです。漢字がたくさんありますけど、日本語の言葉はもっともっとありますね。

[@MarikitStudios]

MizManTheFryingP p

[@深夜-l9f]

私にとってとても大事でした。誠にありがとうございました。大変お世話になっております。よろしくお願いいたします。

[@Dee-jc2qo]

I love how you speak slowly, I cant believe I understood everything too!

[@piano_depois_dos_50]

分かりやすいです。 ゆっくり話してくれてありがとうございます。

[@fredsharp7419]

I seem to be the opposite of most commentators! I have less difficulty than most , it seems, in learning Kanji. I dismantle, then re-assemble using the radicals . BUT, despite my linguistic background ; I speak English, French, German, Italian, and used to be quite good at Hindi and Tibetan.., I find it very, very difficult to follow spoken Japanese. This site is one of the clearest I have come across, but still I struggle. I score about 95% in the JLPT5 tests I have found on line EXCEPT for the listening comprehension on which I score very low! I shall persevere here, because at least I recognize a fair portion of the language you use. For which - many thanks.

[@admireroflove]

このビデオはとても面白かったです。アップロードしてくれて、ありがとうございます😊

[@rimaaouadi590]

Oh my god i feel so blessed ! I can clearly understand what he's saying *well not everything but i understand the meaning* ! I wish Japanese teaching channels do the same thing ! It's really not helpful to learn Japanese from an English speaker *who is probably Japanese* ! When i used to learn English from arabic/french channels i clearly didn't make that big of progress but i became so good after starting to watch actual english people teaching English ! That's how language lessons in my country work *at the public school* ! The teacher will try their best not to talk in arabic unless it's very much needed !

[@TheCutieAstig]

I'm studying to pass the JLPT N4 exam this December and we just finished studying N5 and will be starting N4 next week but... i am so proud of myself because i understand everything you said 😭😭😭 Yes, Kanji is soooo hard and i'm so stressed every time we have test about it. We memorize 12 new characters every lesson yet we have to memorize and learn the examples as well, so our Kanji test is always 50 or more characters. We also include vocabs everytime we have Kanji test so it's like 130/140 item test. Earlier i just finished a 500 item test and i seriously was about to have a mental breakdown lol But i'll do my best 😭

[@nunungsri6873]

漢字に関して 覚えるのか書けるのか 難しいですね。 だから いくら大変でも頑張るぞ！

[@ロイ-o8x]

i like how he speak it's soo comprehesible for beginners like me. it's feels good to understand what he is saying

[@NhuLe-tr5yo]

良く聞き取りました． 良いビデオ紹介して頂いてありがとうございます😊

[@cojinmango]

全部分かった。それでも、話すときに簡単に喋ることあっちゃって、どうやってレベルを上がるか考えてるよ。やっぱ、日本人と話すのが一番いいかもね。

[@nguyenvan6413]

Thank for your video! The slowly way you say make i understand almost

[@angelinagoniea470]

currently on break from my japanese class and so these videos are keeping me company. listening is my weakest point but i'm actually understanding pretty well!!

[@nikorasunz]

ゆっくり話し方をやってくれてありがとうございます！漢字は超難しい。いつも忘れちゃうね。今色々なアプリもあるので他の勉強方もあります。しかし、私にとって簡単なニュース(NHK news web easy)を読んでや友達とよく漢字を書いてや翻訳してなども便利だと思います。皆んな頑張って！

[@aseelhamdan6012]

動画が役に立ってありがとうございます。自信を持って漢字の勉強を頑張ります。

[@lucasdecastro6314]

どうもありがとうございます。その勉強の方法はとても良いと思います。よくわかりました。本当にありがとう。

[@さく-o9h]

漢字のテストとか定期的に小学校の時にしてたの懐かしいなぁ💭 100問テストとかね😢

[@eri-sy5kj]

I've just started learning Japanese a week ago, I've only understood what you said at the beginning and some words after X'D I guess I should study more to be able to watch this

[@thuhuyen4996]

Hope i can understand what you say one day I have just finished Hiragana, katakana and a few kanji words

[@nam.salesforce8559]

Thu Huyền giỏi tiếng anh thế

[@nursik-]

頑張って、日本語の初心者!

[@thuhuyen4996]

@@nam.salesforce8559 thanks, mấy cái này là cấu trúc bình thường thôi b :)))

[@thuhuyen4996]

@@nursik- ありがとうございます

[@rubyrootless7324]

@@nursik- 初心者って笑っちゃった 発音は暖かくなかったとたいてい同じくらい愚かなんだw

[@yohannadominguez1739]

Solo tengo 3 meses estudiando tu idioma.. pero entendí algunas palabras .. estoy muy feliz .... 🤗. Me hace sentir q lo lograre... En algún momento entenderé todo...

[@null4449]

i was able to understand the whole video, thank you for speaking at a coherent speed! been having trouble keeping up with daily, normal conversational speed lol

[@Wiladiary]

きいてわかりやすいです。ありがとう😊

[@winter4767]

このビデオ、ありがとうございます！！とても助けました。今まで勉強した漢字は600以上だけけど、全部覚えるのは大変です。それで本当にありがとうございます。今からできるだけ頑張ります！

[@perfectblue8443]

ビデオは有難うございます。とても役に立ちます。

[@꾸구콘]

日本語勉強してるなんですが、偶然にこのビデオが出て来たんです🤭 やっぱり書き方法しかありませんねー 頑張って勉強します！

[@suzanlinda4138]

can`t believe I understood!!!! thank you so so so much!!! I`m gonna watch it every day. hahah

[@KateSiaya]

あ、わたしはよく分かります。あっきさんはゆっくり話しましたから。いいですね。ありがとうがざいます。😊

[@thessav]

漢字の勉強とアメリカの単語の勉強はだいたい同じだと思います。高校生になる時、難しい単語の宿題を自分でやって、全部の言葉の試験を受ける。あの言葉あまり使わないから、ほとんど忘れますww 面白いね The was you guys learn kanji is kind of like how we learn vocabulary and spelling. Once we get to high school, we have vocabulary words we have to study on our own and then we have a test on all of them. We also forget these words cause we don’t use a lot of them lol ビデオを作ってくれてありがとうね！

[@IchigoIchigo3]

I just came from "Kushichan"? channel! I subscribed to you just now as well and I'm pretty excited to watch your videos from now on!!

[@sambonjuku]

Welcome to Sambon Juku! We hope you'll like our videos!

[@amandal.1422]

毛虫ちゃんのチャネルです。:)

[@kaora9185]

The moment I finished the video:　えっ！is that suppose to be a listening practice? 「漢字は全部書きる全部している人はいないです、いません。」 楽しかった！ ありがとうございました。

[@justmyemotion]

I'm here like, wow i wonder why i can actually understand most of the content of this vid 😅. Thank you for talking slowly, and using easy/proper japanese words without slangs or such 😊

[@spellbunny]

thank you for speaking slowly so I can practice listening!!

[@finnsalsa9304]

I studied Japanese for ~3 years when I was 13 (I'm 20 now). I had to stop it when high school started. I'm surprised that I can still understand ~60-70% of everything being said in the video. :0

[@もどき-p1t]

英語の授業動画探ってたら何故かここについちゃった日本人です。ついでに自分語り。 小学生のとき漢字は苦手で、上昇志向もなく勉強しなかったので、小学4年生の頃50問漢字テストで9点しか取れませんでした。 小学5年生から満点取るまで帰れない、というのが実施され、そこから初めて本気で勉強した記憶があります。 とにかく書いて書いて書きました。それでも覚えれなかった漢字もあるし、今は書けない読めない漢字もあります。 そういうときは今はもうネットで調べてしまってます。

[@TortugaMapa]

Really good practice and I’m glad I almost understood everything. A transcription would be perfect. Anyway, thank you so much for this.

[@TheGrmany69]

I think the secret in learning kanji is in the concept of wuwei, it unlocks memory. And it's coherent, the Chinese invented Taoism and Hanzi.

[@sabrinasantiago8632]

よく分かりました、ありがとうございます!😊🤓

[@MrKydaib]

毎日は練習しなければ。 1目：感じ"練-ねる、レン。。。" 2目：言葉"練習-れんしゅう、修練-しゅうれん。。。"どやてすれば方が良いてすか？

[@joao8145]

I really appreciate this listening videos

[@anon-vk9du]

i'm amazed that i understand everything u said in 1回目, but 2回目 was pretty tough😅 頑張ります！

[@michalgeppert5373]

I know that I'm weird but please tell me I'm not the only one who loves kanji, never had any problems with learning them, I even prefer if text isn't just hiragana, it's way harder for me to understand, even if it's something simple for kids (and even if it's easier to read😁)

[@MuSicBlock5774]

I totally agree, I also love learning new kanji and when to use them, and I also prefer text with kanji rather than just kana

[@narsames814]

Ah , there are no sub titles, nevertheless I'm happy I could understand 50 percent of it

[@lem09able]

Only 50? My weebness intensifies to 95% understanding.

[@diamondayaka]

すごい！素晴らしいですね😉

[@山田-z3j8v]

@@diamondayaka 日本人なのか？

[@山田-z3j8v]

@Mathe Logix 俺は日本人だよ

[@barbolun5470]

漢字を覚えて方教えてくれてありがとうございました。N2の試験頑張ります🙌

[@marylianealtura7584]

I like your voice❤️ And easy to understand. ありがとうございます🤗

[@김수민-k9n]

韓国人です。漢字を知らなくでも読むこと，理解することには全然問題がないで簡単なことしかわかりませんでした。漢字を12年勉強するなんてすごいです。今漢字を勉強する始めた私にとって大変ですね😭ゆっくり話してくれてありがとうございます。おかげでめっちゃ分かりやすかったんです。

[@hanhchan2844]

ビデオありがとうございます。とても役に立つです！

[@raviel480]

Hanhchan28 正しくは、とても役に立ちます、ですよ〜

[@daiseassuncao670]

ありがとうございました❣

[@cesarrodrigues6405]

この主題を説明してくれてありがとうございます。

[@愛の男アメリカ]

やっと漢字が書けるようになりました 、

[@gersonbarrientos5156]

先生、教えてくれてありがとうございますー。

[@zerozee7718]

I subs. I like the way you speak slow and clear to explain in this video. And also your choice of words for beginner like me. I dont feel like overload and want to walk away because i dont understand 90% most of the time. Thanks!

[@minamikumanamana3103]

説明は分かりやすくて、ありがとうございました。

[@quokkaloveshugs00]

you talk so clearly ! i understood everything, or maybe... my Japanese improved !?

[@l4auu_]

thanks for the slow talk OWO

[@Dudagarbelotto]

初めてビデオを見て、簡単なついて意見が述べて、ありがとうございます😊

[@sumi3011]

I understood almost everything! Thank youuuu!!!

[@Laura-ji9fq]

このビデオはとてもすごいですね。全部わかりましたから、うれしくなりました。ありがとうございます。👍

[@ThuyLe-ki9xi]

分かりやすいですよ。ありがとうございます。

[@oujiajie]

私は中国語教師なんですけど、現代便利な科学技術産品に恵まれ ずっと前から携帯やパソコンを使ってきて 今や漢字の書けない場合も時々もあるんですよ！ちょっと恥ずかしいですけどね 笑笑

[@silentsnow2598]

中国人です。 そうですね、書き方は私もよく思い出せない、たぶん自分の名前しか書けないぐらいですｗｗ でも、読むなら全然大丈夫です。

[@佐藤マラアリ]

高校生の時に朝テストで漢字のテストあったけど、全然今その漢字使ってないww

[@ハムスケ-q1f]

草

[@hoangthinhluu9911]

勉強することに役に立つと思います。ありがとうございます。