Shadowingのすすめ | How to practice speaking fluent Japanese

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

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[@hisodesu1]

She's absolutely right, your head can understand but your mouth cannot get it out.

[@Toribell1928]

このビデオにありがとうございます！よくわかるけど、喋れないから、これを助けてくれたと思います😊

[@Blazeao5150]

どうもありがとうございました

[@brunaferreira8429]

I'm Brazilian, so I think learning Japanese is easier when speaking Portuguese, because the phonetics is almost the same. I have no problem saying anything in Japanese because of that. My biggest problem really is getting used to the order of sentences.

[@notcyfhr]

does Portuguese have any pitch accent because Japanese is a pitch accent language even if you can produce all the phonetics fine also the speed natural Japanese is spoken at is very fast.

[@timetotango9453]

今このビデオはシャドウィングを活用しました。かずえ先生は分かりやすいですからね

[@Izzumiii]

She’s damn right. I understand japanese but when its my turn to speak my mouth doesn’t want to😂 shadowing maybe a good idea thanks🙇🏼‍♀️

[@suyadanar5222]

役に立ちました先生。本当にありがとうございました。

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

どういたしまして！

[@anthonymwanje8398]

Sensei, aigatougozaimasu, greetings from Uganda, East Africa

[@lianedegville3093]

So many years studying Japanese at 3 different universities and online schools and this is the first time I've heard of this very useful technique!!! 本当に勉強になりました!

[@momochichiify]

I guarantee you 100% you were doing it at some point just didn’t know what I was called. Even repeating after a teacher would be shadowing

[@AConnorDN38416]

確かにシャドウイングは効果的な方法だと思うんですが、聞きながらなかなか話せませんですよね。同時で二つのことに集中するのは無理なので、無意識の聞き取れるのが必要だと思います。まず聞き取りが上手ようになるなら、シャドウイングがもっと効果的だと思います。

[@francismansapit2643]

すごくいい動画ですね。ありがとうございました。

[@jesusvargas1620]

Excelente información Teacher ほんとうにありがとうございます先生

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

どういたしまして！

[@helio-sama178]

I loved your channel! Shadowing is a great technique to practice speaking when you don’t have a speaking partner.

[@theintann1708]

ありがとうございました😍

[@TheJohnblyth]

This is a wonderful concept! とてもすごいありがとう！

[@cal4318]

とても良い勉強方です! シェアしてくれてありがとうございました‼️！😻

[@andresdelgado2990]

im so happy I found your Chanel I've been studying Japanese for 1 and half year and it has been so hard for me to speak. thank you for your videos やてみます。そのオススメありがとうございます

[@freerangefool3121]

Thank you so much. I'm going to try this everyday!

[@sarahbryant9107]

OMG this was so helpful arigatou

[@nigibabadjanova1948]

とても良いビデオ。ありがとうございます

[@cakeyposts4785]

This is how I used to learn English after I know how to speak it I suddenly outta nowhere know how to write so I'm trying this method again 😭💕

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Gambatte!

[@noblesoe]

Thank you very much..

[@richardleemagic9450]

Nice video. Thank you 😊

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Welcome 😊

[@_oofy_4097]

Japanese sounds like a combination of Chinese and Korean, all three of them are such beautiful languages

[@sheepleslayer586]

ありがと😉👍🎶

[@scruffy2629]

Great channel :) 👌

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thanks! 😀

[@RanjeetKumar-ih3uz]

I love Japan 🇯🇵 from ( India) 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@amyscreation1]

Domo arigato Gozaimasu..... Sensei. I never hear this method except from you. It’s a outstanding method to omoimasu.🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@n20games52]

When I started studying Japanese, I did a lot of shadowing. I should go back and do it again!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

N20 Games ぜひ！がんばってください！:)

[@n20games52]

@@JapaneseLanguageCulture はい。ありがとうございます。

[@pradeepkanswalJapan]

それはとても面白いです

[@FunkBastid]

I find shadowing Japanese a little difficult. I still have a hard time picking out individual words to repeat.

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Ganbatte! Little by little is fine. :) this is another type of exercise, different from just memorizing words. No need to understand exact meaning of each word in a sentence. Keep it up! 😃

[@MrHitotsumusha]

Stick with it and keep practicing. Listen to the ones you found difficult again and re-do it until you can say it smoothly. Shadow it slow first, then practice speaking that tough word or phrase more smooth as you go. I'm not fluent in Japanese but my understanding in many situations is pretty solid and in certain situations people tell me I sound pretty fluent. Listen to the contents, as what (Japanese Language & Culture) sensei said, don't worry about understanding everything. It's a different muscle. In the end practice about 10-15 minutes a day. Don't overdo it, it's a tough exercise to do but extremely helpful.

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[@sheepleslayer586]

Don't know if you figured it out.. but, don't pick the sentence you repeat.. Just start simple, like anime intro songs of something short on KZbin in Japanese about something you like. Just start at the beginning, and learn the whole video, so pick a short one to start. Look up some of it and start to understand what you are listening to while saying it.

[@HebaHosni]

That was so helpful, thank you so much

[@luckysingh2711]

それは有益な知識を与えてくれてありがとうございます　😊

[@elfo8elfo]

Ive always done this while studying languages.. didn't know what it was called

[@amigram2279]

Subscribed!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thanks!

[@lucianaborinato2993]

Arigatou gozaimasu Kazue-san, I will try this method. 😀

[@Storiesbyniharika]

This channel is very useful and very less know. Thank you very much. This is gold❤️☀️

[@pjguitar15]

You are helping me a lot sensei! Hontouni Arigatou gozaimasu!

[@kie8220]

Wow! I never knew this kind of thing. Thank you so much! I will definitely do this method and be fluent in Japanese!

[@kateevanz6818]

ありがとう

[@maythazin-y6s]

Please tell me best KZbin channel for shadowing to practice ❤❤

[@maythuzarsoe1884]

ありがとうございます。

[@vanessadunya9400]

i have no idea i can speak english before because i learn it when i was younger eventho it is my third language . now when i am about to start learning japanese , i find it very hard ....

[@ivanm5165]

僕の日本語のも進められた。しかし、今までシャドウィグが難しい。自分のペースはとてもおそいから。 このビデオのアドバイスどおりにしっかりやってみるつもりです。いつもアドバイスをありがとうございました。

[@マナンサラケイトリンロズ]

I have a friend who is advanced level in Japanese. When we have conversations in Japanese he uses a lot of kanji which is a good thing. Cause I learn a lot but sometimes I can read the kanji. Which is surprisingly shocking cause I only learn from textbook but even though I never seen the kanji I can still read it. I am going back to learning japanese again until I have mastered it fully. Sensei ganbaru ne!

[@BackiNator123]

おい、それは最高です。シャドーイング知ったけどモチベーションはなかった。今日は運転するときに日本人の友達にメッセジをかけないんだからボイスメールをしたは初めてです。運転の後ね。自分の日本語話す声に聞いて顔が青いなりました。発音は最低。やっぱり2月から勉強したわけです。かずえさんのお陰でモチベーションが持ってきました。ビデオを作ってくれてありがとう。可愛い話す方は最高。これが言うことが許されているかどうか分かりません。そうでなければごめんなさい．購読します。

[@Gankoittetsu]

Sensei, is it ok to do shadowing with silent whispering?.. Or like speaking without your voice.. I'm so shy to practice in our home 🤣

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Don't worry, no one cares!

[@Gankoittetsu]

@@JapaneseLanguageCulture thanks 😄

[@sagarikaoceania]

I love your videos, you deserve more likes, is there an option to take lesson from you :)

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you for your comment! Sure, you may want to check here :) learnjapanese123.com/private-tutoring/

[@takumu781]

一番いい話せるのため練習のは、日本人の友達できて毎日話することとか文法などを復習したら、すぐペラペラになれる

[@user-rn5xy6gm9z]

どもありがとう。

[@achoxisback2171]

Apakah kata "Balap" dalam bahasa indonesia berasal dari bahasa inggris "Overlap" dengan cara pelafalan bahasa jepang ォーバラっフ 🧐

[@kedarkulkarni7249]

Do u take classes for interpretation

[@nepaliculturalvibes0037]

Machikney aafule po janaya xe rw hami beginners ko lagi tw xyang xung matrai suninxa 😂😂

[@Avalokitesvara2]

I really like shadowing, but I have a problem finding the right technique. Whenever I start to shadow, my own voice drowns the sound I’m shadowing. I’ve tried noise canceling headphones and it’s better, but I still can’t hear the audio properly. Any suggestions, anyone?

[@marcellacarta2766]

First of all thanks a lot for your advices, they are really helpful :) if I can I would like to ask you a thing... You said that shadowing it's good to improve speaking skills, but I was wondering if it can be useful even for those people that can really understand everything of what have been said.... If I shadowing even without to understand extaly the meaning, can I learn how to speak, or not? Thanks a lot for your help.

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Of course it works! Get used to the speak Japanese and make your mouth ready for the natural Japanese speaking speed. Good luck!

[@tookurjaerbs]

This seems like a powerful tool but I still find that people speak too quickly for me to copy. Also, my comprehension of the language is not that great yet.

[@payanangalmudivathillai...578]

拝啓、これはインドのサバシュバプです。 私は工学の学士号を取得しています。 彼はITで4年の経験があります。 日本語を学びたいので私を助けてください。

[@hinatafth7628]

😍👍

[@Fooberjinn]

Hello Sensei, I am just started to do Japanese Shadowing recently, my case is quite an opposite situation, I can quite easily speak to Japanese by my expression but ear cannot get it out .... any suggestion for me to improve myself by Shadowing? Thank you very much

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi! you may want to use easier Shadowing textbook with audio CD: amzn.to/3iDvABk This is highly recommended. :)

[@safiraishere]

I find it hard to catch what a japanese man/ old people are talking. The way they talk is very fast and not clear 😵 Do you have any advice for my problem sensei?

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Did you talk to only one person? Keep talking to other old people! 😀

[@SG-of4fv]

Even Japanese, it’s hard to catch what a old man is talking

[@AsrafKhan-pu2qe]

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