Formal vs Slang Japanese🇯🇵✨ #shorts

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[alien]

I'm learning japanese even better thanks to this channel

[jpnpod]

I was wondering why Nagatoro always says "あざっす" when she means "thank you."

[chazerazz]

I really like how you put the English slang equivalent underneath it rather than saying that it's the slang version. Thank you and Thx!

[marwk]

slang is so simple haha, im assuming is to be used w friends?

[PUSosay]

I’m Japanese myself and I want to be respectful and as nice as possible so I don’t use slang words usually only by close bestfriends or cousins😓

[ひかり-ll]

I'm a Japanese, but I don't use too short phrases as this video. For example,
Arigatougozaimasu▶︎Arigatou
Sumimasen▶︎Gomen
Otsukaresamadesu▶︎Otsukare
like this, especially junior high or high school students tend to use short phrases I think. So, formal Japanese is better than Casual.

[marcothebarber]

Hello I'm Portuguese, I love Japan... Thank you to share it with us ❤

[Junko-jqge]

I've never said all those slangs yet! If I say ''あざっす'' people around me must jump with surprise! I'll try someday😂

[philrobertshaw]

Never heard any of these before! Thanks. Great video.

[Altorius]

When "Naruhododesune" appears, I automatically says "Nahone". Guess too much doggo.

[ccblue]

I’m Learning a lot of Japanese from this video thx for this Channel

[funnypenguin-brawlstars]

Can we get part 2? I want to get used to the japanese slang

[matildawolfram]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in
California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[unicornhorse]

I learned otsu from games (Obey Me! and A3!) and azassu from anime 😭 I'm literally just weeb trash
(actually I'm here because I want to learn every language I can, and anime/games are easy to access and fun to watch and it's almost like immersion, I don't understand everything but I can pick some things up now. I also like listening to music in other languages - I follow a really great polish band called lor, they have two polish songs so far but I've also been introduced to other polish bands through my recommended so !!! I love languages)

[chichikakako]

超仲良しなら、
ありがとうございます→ども
こんにちわ→ちわっす（言わないけど）
なるほど→なる
すみません→スマソ（言わないけど）

[adretter]

As a German that never even tried to learn one single word Japanese, to me they sound all the same.

[waytogo_roblox]

"Your mom". "Ya mama"

[smuothpopcorn]

It’s my first time hearing about slang I’m learning Japanese should i learn it I’m still a beginner

[pm_ocampo]

We leave in a new generation when words have a slang in every country.

[thewniverse]

Am i wrong to assume that おつ is used in martial arts? Like juijitsu? Im a practitioner and i hear おす becuase i assume its lazy pronunciation from americans or the lack of making the つ sound maybe. Would like to know 🤔