[ File.11 ] Learn Japanese Language With Subtitles - Convenience Store

This video has been created for those who are learning Japanese language.
It's only used hiragana and katakana.
There is no kanji.
So it's suitable for beginners and intermediate Japanese learners.

I go to various places in Japan every time and talk with some people.
You can learn Japanese that are actually used.

Let's listen to real Japanese that is not in ordinary Japanese textbooks.

I'm paying a lot of attention to Japanese subtitles. But I'm not good at writing English, so there may be some mistakes in English subtitles.
Please consider English subtitles to be your help only if you don't understand my Japanese.

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If you feel my videos are good, treat me a cup of coffee !! ☕

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My Camera Used In This Video:
Sony HDR-AS300
1080p 60fps Medium Built-in Microphone

#japaneselanguage#japaneselistening#japanese

[moshimoshi.yusuke]

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[AlexCat_Videos]

This man is so respectful he even censors the faces of the mannequins 6:30

[siddharthskt]

I can't even imagine how much effort it took to shoot all and to write subtitles. たいへんよくできました。心からありがとうございました。

[russellschaeffler]

This has to be the best method I have seen to learn real everyday Japanese. Thank you very much this is a great help!

[sunraiii]

Learning Japanese without having to be in the stressful situation yourself, while also seeing 8 different situations of an encounter, is the most genius thing I've seen in a while.
Thank you so much!

[spicymangooo]

I miss that about Japan: convenience stores being ... CONVENIENT!

[kiwi_ki]

THIS! This is exactly the kind of language learning videos I need. I am traveling to Japan in November and I am so nervous, not only for language but just understanding how things work. Filming the process and actual language usage is so incredibly helpful.

[turtlecheese]

I've been learning Japanese for a trip over the last three months. "How are you", "Where is X", "What time is it", etc, but none of the lessons focus on real, practical Japanese, like ordering something from a restaurant or Conbini, so this is very helpful. Thank you!

[Jauphrey]

This is EXACTLY what I was hoping someone would do to help me with my Japanese. Thanks!!

[lukazivkov]

I know this must be hard work for you to put all of the subtitles together but for that I want to say, amazing job. Your way of just living normal life in Japan really has us understand regular everyday conversations that you cannot find in any textbook. It is great practice and I want you to know that I really appreciate the work you do. Please give us more. Simply spoken, and entertaining. Thank you for the work that you do.

[lauwyn]

Lol I’m living for a while 1 block away from the 32.10 mark, that’s why it looked so familiar. And the owner of that Spanish store speaks perfect Spanish. He’s super nice. Thanks for the video

[axxo]

I laughed so hard at the guy pressing the age confirmation button for you at 26:46.
Thanks for these types of video's, helps alot !

[injanhoi]

This is the best way to learn everyday language. There aren't many good textbooks out there on everyday language. The textbooks teach rather unnatural Japanese. I always tell people to get themselves a Japanese teacher or watch videos like this.

[thorbergson]

Yusuke-san, this is epic! I've watched several videos about conbini vocab, but nothing beats the real thing. The small nuances and variations, the different accents are all lost when a teacher is presenting in a perfectly articulated Japanese, and here they are, all real as found in the wild!
People on YouTube are usually reluctant to shoot in Japanese shops, because fair use doesn't exist and the official approval takes weeks if not months. Glad you've found a way to circumvent these restrictions.
I can't even imagine the amount of work you put into editing. Deciphering the mumbling, making subtitles, blurring the faces, finding the oden ingredients... Simply fantastic.
Ahh, the late night conbini, a blessing and a lonely place. Now I desperately want a snack, look at what you've done! Jk, thank you for a wonderful video! 本当にありがとうございます!

[theoc]

I am honestly glad you keep Japanese up for subtitles. Its great to pause and read it before hearing you say it. Probably the best way to learn by actually listening to natives and not a pre recorded take.

[TheMangazixy]

Nice, thank you for making this video !
(thanks for the spacing between words, it's really usefull for learning)

[AozoraUltra]

Even censored out mannequin heads, the algorithm is SERIOUS

[moebuta]

this is the exact kind of feeling i wanted for an educational video for jp, idk how to describe but it feels pretty like i suddenly be with a friend in jp and teaching me lots of things about jp, fantastic. guess im lucky to discover this invaluable resource

[spiritwolf]

Been immersing in the japanese language for little over a year and a lot I got from the video plus I learned and picked up a few new words. Still can't speak it but I'm slowly able to understand the gist of most conversations without the subtitles. Hopefully In a couple of years I can fully use the language.

[MrKontornz]

Bro, I really love this video. It helps me a lot to practice listening and reading. Not too fast talking, clear and understandable subtitles in both Japanese and English, also you've shown short and easy to practice conversations here. Bro, I wish I found this video earlier than this.