The best way to learn Japanese

[slevinlaine]

This guy gives in my honest opinion some if not the best advice for languages!

[averyparticularsetofskills]

That " _mama dada_ " delivery was commitment!!😂

[geesegoose]

Starting with children's shows is probably the #1 best piece of advice ever. They're literally teaching you how to say things and what to call things

[JoakoMoko]

His confidence boosts 1000% when he speaks in Japanese ✨

[mattm]

he’s so right! people wanna learn a language but they envision themselves already having learned it. there’s is so much failure at the beginning! don’t let that deter you. 頑張ってくださいね〜

[CUTE_TV_]

The way he said momma, dadda demonstrated he's born for comedy

[lizamorgan]

The path to watching anime without subtitles has never been clearer

[aliennoodle]

Thinking of starting out as a baby has actually kept me super motivated for learning Japanese because instead of being overwhelmed by the stuff I don't know, I am excited when I learn new words and how to put them in sentences

[kid-ava]

starting with "baby stuff" is actually genius advice. never thought about it that way, his advice was great!

[karimelzein]

Being a comedian in a foreign language. WOW man!!! This guy needs a whole episode please!!!

[RadenWA]

Man’s really rocking the triple denim look. You can’t do that anymore outside Japan

[sinkingfeeeling]

Bro I’m so stoked when the Japanese families come into my work because when they talk to their kids I can actually understand 😂

[burEnvy]

Mama dada is exactly how all children learned their mother tongue 😊

[wvp]

I’ve watched a bunch of these foreign country tips and this dude’s have to be the best I’ve ever heard. Someone should give him a travel show.

[AdirondackRuby]

Absolutely spot on advice! Expose yourself to the language intensively, accept your flaws, become a child again and start from scratch.

[Wariido]

He put all of his spirit in that “Nicko” lmao.

[daleenasiri]

That’s actually true like this is how I learned English I was just watching entertaining videos in English without subtitles and at first I understood nothing but then slowly started to get it

[emmamoreno]

“You live in the best time to learn any language” this is so true, people in the past have done much more with much less than the people of today. We can absolutely go far especially with what we have!!

[kupferknochen]

This is SOLID advice. For anyone learning Japanese I totally recommend "Chibi maruko-chan" as a kid's TV show to start with. Just a super wholesome slice of life and it gives you a really good insight into Japanese culture and is actually pretty entertaining if you give it a chance. Also it's dubbed in like 10 languages and has like a thousand episodes, I'm using it for acquiring Mandarin right now.

[toshi-chi]

it's actually a mind blowing to see a foreigne manzai since this type of comdey is focused on very native japanese terms and culture
it's such a bold job to do