[Eng Sub] How much can 4yo talk? | Japanese Listening Practice

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Join my subscription course!😊
You'll learn about Japanese phonetics, such as pronunciation, rhythm, pitch accent, intonation and so on. Those knowledge will help you sound natural when speaking Japanese.

[LinkoofHyrule]

After three years of learning Japanese, I am finally on the level that I am as skilled as a 4 year old child!

[eltebancho]

It doesn't matter what language you're learning, trying to understand a child is one of the most difficult tests lol

[michaelkingjun.]

This is actually incredibly helpful. Children have odd verbal inflections and frequent hickups in their grammar that is often very difficult to understand. No textbook can really help you prepare for that

[Shayla_MOON]

As a teacher in Japan, this is all I listen to all day everyday 😂 so much so that my own Japanese has become childish

[andrettax]

Placing the subtitles on top is so helpful. Thanks for making these listening Practices, it is comprehensible input and helps a lot to study.

[raptorlewis]

Thanks for the practice! Also thanks for letting us meet Mikochan! She is precious! ❤ I love your family, sensei!

[Rausdaur]

Aw. She seems to be a very well-behaved, sweet child. Thank you for the practice.

[_syzygy_]

OMG she's the cutest thing, and this was a great lesson, thanks a lot for the video!

[bramblebabe]

I was thinking that I’m not good at the Japanese language, but understanding some things in this video renewed my confidence. I will go back to studying. Thank you.

[karenlusted]

This video came out 10 years late! It would've helped me communicate with my cousin's daughter who was about 3-4 when I spent time with her. Although, now there are other kiddos in the family about this age so it'll still help! And Miko-chan seems such a sweet kid!

[OrderProAI]

Your pronunciation is so nice and clear and the pace is just right. This is extremely helpful. Thank you for doing this. I'm learning a lot of the colloquial sayings from you like ちゃった。

[meikun]

This kind of video is so helpful, thank you. I was surprised at how much I understood.

[lucytryingthings]

Thank you for the video! I'm studying for N3 and it was great listening practice

[wnadimmahmud]

I watch your videos regularly to learn Japanese. Thank you so much for giving us another way to learn Japanese by adding Bengali subtitles to videos. Will wait for the next video. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[mr.potter]

This video is great for listening and learning. Thank you so much. That child is adorable by the way lol I look forward to your next video. You make it easy to follow and your subtitles are awesome.

[ListenJapanese]

This was so adorable! Thank you for such a unique video, I loved your narration and your family dynamic <3

[DyeJoeBlue]

Thanks for the easy Japanese. I understood most of what you were saying. I've been studying for about 6 months.

[Agaettis]

I taught english in Tokyo, the kids always knew instinctively how to speak Japanese to me so i could understand ❤

[scottianson]

Miko-chan speaks so well for a 4 year old. Thank you, and hello from Australia.