[ File.15 ] Learn Japanese Language With Subtitles - We Can't Take a Casual Walk...

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 perfect for people who are not good at Kanji.

I go to various places in Japan and talk with some people.
[ but sometimes my monologue ]
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 Cameras Used In This Video:

My Room
Canon G7X Mark Ⅲ
1080p 30fps

Outside
GoPro HERO8 Black
1080p 30fps Linear Built-in Microphone

#japaneselanguage

[moshimoshi.yusuke]

字幕を訂正します。
Correcting the subtitles.

9:45
❌しばらくしたら おちつくんでしょうね
⭕しばらくしたら おちつくんでしょうけどね

話の内容は変わりません。
The content of the sentence remains the same.

[thecfclad]

It's unbelievable that there's someone out there that is doing this for free. This takes immense effort and time to make. I don't know how much we learners owe you Yusuke-san. If you have a mean for us to donate, please provide us with it. I'm sure there are lots of us who would like to thank you by donating. once again Domo arigatougozaimasu! please keep it up :)

[rizad.]

ゆう すけ さん ひさしぶりです .. I missed your videos. Thank u for uploading. がんばって ください

[chibbersthesquirrel]

It's really interesting watching this now. The only perspective I had on it at the time was from America but it's fascinating seeing how COVID in China was affecting Japanese businesses, and about the Olympics (I remember there being protests)

[bluebiegrace]

Yusuke-san, I enjoy listening to your videos even though it’s advance for me. I pick out the vocabularies and learn. I really pray, this covid situation go away soon so I can go back to Japan. I’ll keep watching your videos, meantime, be safe, stay safe. Thank you very much for what you

[rakijah]

You could add kanji subtitles via the Youtube subtitles (and leave the usual subtitles in the video itself), that way viewers can decide whether they want to use them or not. (You could even add these to your already existing videos if you're bored enough, haha)


Very helpful video as always, thank you for what you do.

[japanjay]

ゆうすけ先生、ありがとうございます。Even your monologue videos are an excellent learning tool. It is a great way to improve listening skills and vocabulary. I don't think it is necessary to add the Kanji. You put spaces in between the words to make it easy to read. Thank you for your efforts.

[Slewenski]

maah...i don't miss those days when we were locked up. I cannot say that I was ever bored lol...but people were just nuts ...6 months. Bless the poor taxi driver I hope he made it through alright.

Anyway, in the end you opted tofor kanji after all and I'm glad you are doing the furigana style. I'm definately one of those that'd be lost otherwise lol I think i said it before but as I'm quite the beginner, without the captions i wouldn't understand much. Stricktly speaking it is probably more a reading exercise for me than listening? Lol...😅 either way it is good practise :)

[woshanimal]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much, Yusuke-sensei!

[mownamijavier]

I’ve been following your yt channel since I arrived here in Japan last 2019. I learned a lot! Swear! ❤ thank you so much, Yusuke さん！
More of this! 🎉

[lohmandy]

Your videos are priceless 👍 thank you so much! Learning smth new frm u everyday =)

[vetemenz]

I'm not advanced in Japanese, but the fact that this video is difficult makes it great and more helpful! Especially that there is hiragana. I'm always watching you and writing down on note everything that I didn't know before. Also, your videos are great for showing the Japanese daily situations so it's easy for me to prepare and be ready for all during the first Japanese trip :D Japanese situation is getting better, but not in my country :v hope in visiting Japan this summer! なるべく早く回復するように祈ってる

[BladeWalker]

Yusuke-san, I agree, your videos are intermediate or advanced and it is good, because there are so many courses for beginners.
In Italia too the economy is going down. It depends a lot from tourism, and many people are in trouble, hotels, restaurants, drivers, tourist guides, shops.... Cities like Roma or Firenze look ghost towns now.

[baldachingaming]

ビデオありがとうございます！ One of the things I noticed the most from this video, and possibly others (though I didn't realize it so much back then) is how much interjection (e.g ああ、そうなんですね、ええ、etc), each speaker does when the other person is talking. I think we don't really do that so much in English, and it's something I need to do more in Japanese when I'm speaking it I think, but I keep forgetting

[JTPieterse]

Thank you very much Yusuke-san for using Hiragana and Katakana. It really helps me as a beginner to practice reading Japanese. Maybe one day I can read kanji as well, however it is early days and I have much to learn.

[olyablablabla]

ビデオありがとうございます！Would you consider using at least simple N5 kanji in subtitles? It's a little confusing with only hiragana. I think a lot of my fellow Japanese learners would agree.

[Chingy]

久しぶりです！お元気いいね！Thank you for the video. I use Google Translator sometimes, but I know there are 50% chance it wont be right! So I mainly use it to help me with sentence structure and particles, and then replace the words with more casual words. Google Translator often provides very very formal words.

[Mingxiee]

i think kanji with furigana would be the best, but i dont know if there's a subtitle software that can do this.

[yuewah]

Thanks for the new video! I miss you too ~~ コロナウイルスで大変ですね...

[maelstromcarl]

an excellent resource for intermediate Japanese learners, which I consider myself to be.






DeepLをつかってみるよ！Learning resourceはありがとう。