Why I started learning English. A Japanese man 日本人

[@haveagoodday2025]

Wow so skilled and well spoken ❤ love your accent

[@hshakhihisi8]

your english is so good!

[@sessizzsair]

I love that British accent!

[@fresa.sandia]

i liked your video, i like your british accent KEEP IT UP!!

[@kaneki-kenchen8273]

10 out of 10🎉🎉

[@JoM-d3c]

You sound great and your pronunciation is on point.

[@UniDeathRaven]

Funny how we all are not different that much, the only barrier between us all on this planet is languages. Yeh, I've been recently thinking about learning Japanese as well out of curiosity.

[@aryan_yadav-zi2bp]

I also want to learn british english

[@phillipholland6967]

Hi Ken: nice result. In the context of the tale. "English guys" would sound more idiomatic than "English men/ Englishmen". And at 0:38, "and when they left" would be preferrable to "and when they leave." Enjoyable as always,,,

[@kucykowychomiczek2972]

That’s a pretty good reason! That one encounter surely changed your perspective on how it feels to speak with foreigners! Also I see you took that one comment to not use monotone speaking. I’d say you did a wonderful job with pronouciation and felt like you are a native speaker already! I’m happy to see it :) Meanwhile my Japanese studies started because I was like: man I need to get myself a challenge and some purpose in life, and a random Chinese video appeared talking about kanji, it gave me an idea to start studying Japanese. Obviously I did watch more videos to learn about it and I’ve seen it’s pretty fun. Basically using logic to understand words and such haha. Nonetheless, I’m proud of you for sharing your practice. Gives me hope that there are Japanese that learn English :3

[@brucetusec]

Agree. The flow of this video is really calm and smooth. You are a really good storyteller. Keep going share your practice and your story with us!