YOASOBI-優しい彗星 Explained by a Japanese teacher | Yasashii suisei

[@keithwylie8225]

I absolutely love your soft voice. Its like unintentional Asmr. I listened to you all day today while working on my laptop ❤️❤️❤️

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Wow... that’s the sweetest thing I ever heard complimenting my voice. Thank you so much☺️☺️✨✨

[@rattakityawanophas476]

Wow so so great explanation ! The lyric is very complicated but I get more and more from you explained. Thank you so much Keep going ! ArigatouGozaimasu !

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for this comment! I'm glad to hear that☺️

[@rabibarisahoo7442]

I was really fascinated by the song and wanted to know what the story actually was, I searched a lot but unfortunately I found none and finally I got to know the story today!! Indeed it's marvellous and the way you explained was really great!! Thank you so much... 💙✨

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you! I felt like I explained too much in this video, so I’m glad to hear that this is something that someone wanted!😁✨

[@gkfujiwaraesquibel7998]

Wow sensei, I didn't know you made a video abou YOASOBI... My favorite song of theirs is Shukufuku 😅😄

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Making Videoes about lyrics was my experimental stage 😅 I like her voice😄

[@gkfujiwaraesquibel7998]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Same here. I may not understand the lyrics, but the song is soooo fire (in a good way). 😆😆😆

[@yuthana8955]

This is a very detailed explanation. It is impossible to me to understand the meaning of the song by myself. Thank you very much! I hope you continue doing this kind of video explaining meaning of lyics of japanese song in the future.

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the explanation. I thought it too much... I'll make these kinds of videos again someday😃

[@LozarAudio]

Great explanation! I didn’t know this song was this poetic. Would love to see one done on 怪物 or other songs :) Awesome way to learn Japanese!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Songs are usually poetic :) I’d like to make some other videos using other songs. I can’t tell you when, but I’ll definitely do that. Thank you for the comment 😊

[@robertesensee3494]

My favorite Japanese song has always been "Ue o muite arukou" by Kyu Sakamoto. This was one of my mother's favorite songs and she used to play it all the time. It also has beautiful lyrics. It is sad that Kyu is no longer here and was tragic the way he and others passed away. I am sure he is especially missed by the Japanese people. Very good video. Thank you!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Hi, It's nice that someone outside of Japan loves his song so much! I'm glad you didn't call the song "Sukiyaki" 😅 Thank you for your comment.

[@robertesensee3494]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Your welcome. I have always loved his voice and he had the best smile. I listen to his music on KZbin frequently and also have some of his music at home. As far as not calling it "Sukiyaki", I always thought it sounded better with the original name. Keep up the wonderful work and have a great day :-)

[@yassinesep7246]

Amazing video, I just love the concept of learning japanese through lyrics! この動画を作ってくれてありがとう

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for saying that 😊

[@dighad3824]

great video thanks for this

[@n20games52]

ビデオがすきでした。Netflixでアニメをみます。I first started learning Japanese because of a song. I wanted to translate the lyrics. The anime looks interesting. I will watch it on Netflix! ありがとうございます。

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

ありがとうございます！ I’m just curious, what is the song that made you want to learn Japanese?, if not too personal to answer 😊

[@n20games52]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally It is a song by Do As Infinity called "ひのあたるさかみち Hi No Ataru Sakamichi ". There were other songs I liked, too, but that was the first one.

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you! It's a good song😄

[@anadira2616]

thanks a lot!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank YOU 😉

[@kasid4759]

I can confirm that its actually the lion speaking the "i was comfortable, or rather i was happy". It shifts to louis right around the end, when he was saying sth about the kindness hidden within ibuki's large body and continued in louis perspective from then til the end. PS: the "held onto the beautiful mane" part can also be a reference to the fact that louis keep a lock of ibuki's mane with him as a momento. *SPOILER* The guy who shot ibuki is someone who ibuki trust the most aside from louis(probably)and he actually did so because ibuki instructed him to, to create a fake narratives that "ibuki ate louis, and got shot for it while louis died from predation". To create an excuses for louis to walk out as a "dead" man and dont get hunted down by the gang The only person who knew the truth is the guy who shot ibuki, but he respected ibuki wish and let louis go. There are more reasons that led it to this outcome but this is the main reason.

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Thank you for your comment ☺️

[@mdmh9999]

Thank you so much for this. So meaningful and connecting to the spirit on a deeper level. Arigato!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Glad you enjoyed it!😊✨

[@duongpham-zj6hv]

Thank you really much!

[@glenn8452]

こんにちは先生ふみさん Very nice video with a lot of words and grammar points! My favorite Japanese song is Daremoga tooku de baraado o kiite iru by Ryouhei Yamanashi. It is from a 1990's anime named Ninja Scroll. ありがとうございます for the video!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

I don’t know the song so I’ll go check the song✨ Thank you for your comment 😊

[@glenn8452]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally ふみ先生英語が上手ですね With your level of English fluency, I would guess that you had someone to speak English with when you were growing up? I think to learn another language, we need to speak it everyday in order to become fluent. Speaking it helps memorize the words, grammar and pitch... I hope you were able to find the song here on YT and enjoyed it...

[@massvt3821]

This could be interpreted as a warning about organized crime, the choices that are made, and the unavoidable consequences. It could also be a reference to the old saying--"honor among thieves", or possibly as an example of how some seek forgiveness, even at the end of their lives, before it's too late.. Good video!

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Right! I love songs we can interpret in many ways! Thank you for your comment 😊

[@moehtet9370]

ありがとうございます 他のYOASOBI の曲もお願いします

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

リクエストありがとうございます！　できたらやりますね。もっとわかりやすく説明できるといいんですけども

[@jirojapandaily6751]

What a great video. Actually I’m learning English. I upload Japanese daily life with English and Japanese subtitles everyday to learn English.

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

I saw your videos. Keep up with your good work☺️

[@jonkomatsu8192]

Great idea! I have used Bollywood songs to aid in learning Hindi, and can attest to its effectiveness. Thanks! 🤙

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Wow, you’ve learned a lot of languages! Yes, using songs, movies, and dramas is a great ways to learn a language 😊

[@21units]

I watched the mv and had a good crying session. And I don't even watch beastars :')

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

Oh, I know! The MV is well made...!!

[@niiru4336]

Very enjoyable. Even though I could read about 70% in a literal way, I was way off on the meaning. I have a long way to go. :-)

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

You can read 70%! That’s wonderful! It probably seems a long way, but if you look back, you’ve come so far! これからもがんばってください😊

[@niiru4336]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally 励ましてくれてありがとうございます。

[@LicensedTeacherFor1y-7y]

Teacher! Maybe for my goal in Japanese language it acquire this type of interpreting work many pages. --- I also really want to hand write gratitude card for memorial days in Japanese with Japanese stationery... (emoji: my fav vege🥦🥒)

[@SpeakJapaneseNaturally]

You found your goal in learning Japanese!? That’s wonderful 😊🙌

[@LicensedTeacherFor1y-7y]

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Un. Yes, but process were too harsh you know whenever trying to get every good sides. I almost died not once or twice. 😁Congrat me about learning Japanese!! Each little learning Japanese day by day can my life a lot flourish. A N D refigure in high quality English from you(as Japanese culture better use {humi sense} not u)V^ _ ^V. 🤨 ☕️🍺🍬