Simple Japanese Listening｜The Story of the Strongest Samurai “Musashi Miyamoto“

[@theom2576]

バガボンドと五輪書を読みました、武蔵の人生は本当に刺激的です。 ビデオをありがとうございます。日本語についてたくさん学びました !

[@PathToJapanese]

バガボンドと五輪の書を見ているなんてとても凄いです👏 武蔵は格好いいですよね👍 動画を見てくれてありがとうございます😊

[@timetraveler9105]

thank you

[@PathToJapanese]

thank you too！！😍

[@Recess4ever]

@11:02 DBZ. that takes me back :)

[@PathToJapanese]

Dragon Ball Z is my very favorite anime!😍

[@Runningfre]

Me too. It's in my top 3. Other two are avatar last air bender and recess

[@Runningfre]

​@@PathToJapanesehave you watched Arcane.

[@littlejimmycratner]

Avatar is also one of my favorites. I have watched and rewatched it 3 or 4 times. It's so funny.

[@4What_It_Is]

​​@@littlejimmycratnerAvatar is also my favorite. My favorite character always changes everytime I re-watch. Currently it's Sokka

[@Noinform10]

Musashi’s journey to legendary swordsman is so inspiring, and your storytelling did it justice

[@Runningfre]

His life is fascinating, and you did a great job unpacking the layers. As always, your storytelling is top-notch

[@Recess4ever]

Amazing he was 13 when fought his first battle, and won against an adult.

[@PathToJapanese]

I am very happy to know so much about Musashi Miyamoto!🥰

[@PathToJapanese]

There are so many great characters in Japan, and I'll do my best to tell them in an interesting way.😄

[@PathToJapanese]

It is unbelievable in today's society! He had a great spirit from a young age!😊

[@Recess4ever]

My goal this year is to learn Japanese to the level that i can have basic conversion. My other goal is to get better at playing the guitar

[@Recess4ever]

@PathToJapanese what are/were your goals for the year

[@4What_It_Is]

What style/type of guitar you play?

[@Recess4ever]

Im learning on a classical guitar but im playing normal songs on it. I like the sound of the nylon strings.

[@4What_It_Is]

Which artist or style of songs you listen to, or learning to play

[@Recess4ever]

Eric Clapton, Norah Jones. maybe some rolling stones or Zeppelin

[@Runningfre]

Musashi’s philosophies are so deep. 'Book of Five Rings' is a must-read.

[@Noinform10]

Musashi’s philosophical approach to life and combat really resonates with me. Definitely worth sharing this one

[@PathToJapanese]

The Book of Five Rings is truly a wonderful book!😊

[@PathToJapanese]

I hope it spreads to many people!😘

[@littlejimmycratner]

I will have to add it to my reading list. Thanks.

[@Recess4ever]

That's book is also good for business

[@4What_It_Is]

My goals is to run a short marathon this year. I've trained and complete short runs (15/20kms). im looking to tackle 35-40km next. Also want to start a side business. something creative

[@Recess4ever]

Like, youtube😄

[@4What_It_Is]

Maybe. im interested in how well written/acted/directed scenes in movies can motivate and inspire people. So maybe youtube is good place to start.

[@Sir_momo]

Im also interested in how well written stories can change and inspire people. My goal is get into creative writing.

[@PathToJapanese]

Great challenge and goal! I know it is a very long distance, but I think it is really amazing! It's also great that you are taking action to even start a side business!😍

[@PathToJapanese]

KZbin is good!🤗

[@Noinform10]

@10:27 the caption in English might be error. The caption has bunch of numbers. if that correct.

[@Recess4ever]

yah. the english caption and transcript has bunch of numbers

[@Recess4ever]

same at 10:34

[@PathToJapanese]

見つけてくれてありがとうございます！😭

[@Runningfre]

​@@PathToJapaneseWhat's is supposed to be the correct caption for 10:27

[@Runningfre]

I always set huge goals at the start of the year but lose momentum halfway through. Anyone else have tips for staying motivated long-term

[@4What_It_Is]

If achieve 1% a day, it will result in 360% in a year.

[@Recess4ever]

remember that progress isn’t always linear. sometimes the smallest steps forward are still moving you toward your goal. Try breaking your big goal into smaller, more manageable tasks so you can celebrate each win along the way.

[@PathToJapanese]

I have heard that if you make it a big goal, it won't last! I think it is very good to make small goals! For example, “I will listen to Japanese once a week,” and I think you will be able to continue without falling behind!😘

[@Runningfre]

​​@@4What_It_Isthink you meant to say 365% in a year😂 . Which is the saying.

[@Runningfre]

Good advice.

[@littlejimmycratner]

My goal is to visit new places and experience different cultures. I have never travelled outside my country.

[@PathToJapanese]

That's a wonderful goal! I am sure that experiencing different cultures will be a wonderful experience in your life! Please make it happen!😘

[@Runningfre]

​@@PathToJapanesehave you traveled alot? Outside Japan.

[@Runningfre]

Jimmy, Where do you want to travel to.

[@sailormoon6023]

Etto, jyaa sakamoto Ryouma dou doushite tte ka? Etto, hontou wa ne, etto boku ni wa mou kono namae ni wa Musashi daikirai datte captain tsubasa no kuyarakutta Misugi Jun no chimu no namae ni wa mou Musashi to hontou wa ne mou Roketto Dan 3ri menba nyasu kojiro to musashi sugoku ii conbi sugoku omoishiroi konbi suki desu demo onamae daikirai. Inazuma Irebun Go no Keshin Sengoku Bushin Musashi to Neshiki Ryouma mou hontou ni subarashi sugoku sugoi kuyarakutta dakara its half but the name not to much. Moshikashite, kono Ichiban Tsuyoi Samurai Musashi Miyamoto mou Sengoku Benshin Musashi onaji desu ka? Soshite omatase shimashita gomennasai kondo mou sugoku sugoku sugoku osou na katta desu. Soshite, ima made mou ganbatte hontou ni otsukaresama deshita ❤❤

[@PathToJapanese]

Musashi to iu namae ga kirai nan desu ne. Miyamoto Musashi wa totemo yuumei na node, Nihon kakuchi ni takusan namae ga tsukawareteimasu. Mata kyarakutāmei toshite mo yoku tsukawareteimasu. Yoi hito no baai mo areba, warui hito no baai mo arimasu. Sengoku Bushin Musashi to onaji nanoka wa wakaranai desu ga, Musashi to tsuiteiru no de, moshikashitara Miyamoto Musashi kara kiteiru no kamo shiremasen ne.😊

[@Gayani177]

Samurai wa sugoi hitotachi desune ❤

[@PathToJapanese]

soudesune！samuraiha kennnosyugyouwosite tuyokunatteimasu！ dakarakoso sugoi hitotachi ga tukaerunodesyoune！😄

[@ahmedmohsin3951]

❤❤❤

[@PathToJapanese]

😍😍😍

[@Sir_momo]

Have you seen article about Tomiko Itooka. She is 116 and is set to be named the world's oldest person by Guinness World Records. This might be my new long term goal.

[@PathToJapanese]

I had never heard of Tomiko Itooka before! It is really amazing that she is the oldest person in the world! I hope to live a long life while enjoying life!😘

[@Runningfre]

I just googled it now. Truly amazing. She climbed mountains in her 70s

[@4What_It_Is]

So the oldest person was 122. And Tomiko is set to surpass that. Wow. I need to learn there secrets.

[@Ydk12345]

무사시😊😊😊

[@TheWarmHousePiano]

Thank you always. I have a question. How to say these sentences in Japanese? May I walk with you? / May I have a minute? (Most polite expressions). Thank you.

[@PathToJapanese]

thank you！！ May I walk with you? 「ご一緒に歩かせていただいてもよろしいでしょうか？」 goissyoni arukasete itadaitemo yorosiidesyouka？ May I have a minute? 「少しお時間をいただいてもよろしいでしょうか？」 sukosi ojikanwo itadaitemo yorosiidesyouka？？ Very difficult to describe.😓

[@Runningfre]

​@@PathToJapanesedoes Japanese have similar difference with words "may" and "could" or "can", like I English.

[@Runningfre]

Most English speakers make error and use word "can" in a question instead of "may" May is to ask for permission, like may I drive your truck? Meaning do I have your permission to drive your truck? Can is to ask if some action is possible or achievable, like can I drive your truck? Meaning do I have the ability or skill to actually drive your truck.

[@littlejimmycratner]

​@@RunningfreI make that mistake all the time. 😂

[@thomashamela612]

🐸

[@PathToJapanese]

🐰🐼🦓

[@thomashamela612]

@@PathToJapanese 🌞🌞🌞👍

[@Sir_momo]

14k🎉🎉

[@littlejimmycratner]

🥳🎉

[@littlejimmycratner]

😊

[@PathToJapanese]

Thank you😉👍🎶

[@Gayani177]

Watashi wa itsumo yo ne desune

[@PathToJapanese]

yo ne ha totemoyawarakai iikatade watasiha totemosukidesu😄

[@hnionrya]

hontoni gomen nasai!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🗾🗾🗾🗾🗾🗾🗾🗾🗾

[@PathToJapanese]

daijoubudesuyo🤗

[@hnionrya]

@@PathToJapanese 本当にありがとうございました!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@mnemonic8757]

ボクの好きなキャラを真似するにゃ！次の日本旅行でいいにゃん印象を与えられるといいにゃ〜！でも、こんな話し方が大人の男に合うかどうか、ちょっとわからにゃいにゃ〜！

[@PathToJapanese]

とってもかわいい話し方ですね😊😊いいと思いますよ！！ 次の日本旅行が素敵な旅行になるのを願っています😘

[@udomsakkongmueng2542]

日本の映画館へ見に行ったことがありません。でもテレビにドラえもん映画をみたことがあります。楽しかったです。

[@PathToJapanese]

ドラえもんの映画を見たことがあるんですね！😍😍 ドラえもんは私も大好きで、映画もほとんど見ています！ 可愛くて本当に大好きです🤗

[@gila168]

先生はマスクをしていたので、どれほど美しいかを想像しています 。😆

[@PathToJapanese]

想像してもらえるのはとても嬉しいです🥰

[@Mikila97]

Супер Пупер відео ありがとう❤️ はい、はい、それを教えることに決めたのは良いことです、 岸田文雄さんについて詳しく教えてください

[@PathToJapanese]

動画を見てくれてありがとうございます！ 岸田文雄さんですね！テーマとして面白いですね！！ やってみます😄

[@Mikila97]

あなたは成功するでしょう あなたを信頼しています

[@Candra2005jr]

aku penasaran kak kenapa di jepang banyak kasus bunuh diri dan bahkan memiliki tempat hutannya apa karna mereka berlebihan dalam bekerja atau tertekan dengan sesuatu yg membuat mereka tertekan.ini jawaban yg dinantikan negara indonesia kami kak banyak berita jepang di negara kita bahwa orang jepang banyak yg bunuh diri

[@PathToJapanese]

Orang Jepang adalah pekerja yang lebih serius. Ada keutamaan dalam bekerja lebih keras daripada yang lain Jadi kami sering tidak bisa beristirahat. Masyarakat seperti ini sekarang sedang berubah. Saya ingin melihat masyarakat di mana banyak orang Jepang dapat bekerja dengan bahagia

[@Candra2005jr]

@@PathToJapanese jangan terlalu serius kak dalam bekerja kerja dibawa santay aja 👌