How to Learn Japanese with Anime

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[pepitothefrogito]

I love Yuta's comedic sense, you can see the jokes coming from a mile away by his accent, but his confidence just makes it even funnier.

[saddasish]

"We don't have English class today" makes more sense than my original attempt of "The English language doesn't exist today" when I first read it 😂

[Nao]

Yuta: *talks about teaching japanese with anime again*

Teasing Master Takagi-san: "ah shit, here we go again"

[koceme]

Another tip : While listening to Japanese songs, use Japanese subtitles like hiragana, katakana and kanji.

[blumin]

Him : youve already watched a lot of hen- anime..

Me: No no continue with what you were about to say 🤨

[gohitosun]

As a Chinese, the most interesting situation is, when hiragana appears I know how to speak but cannot understand their meaning, and when kanji appears I know what they mean but cannot pronounce 😅

[matthieub]

I confirm that this works, as a French native speaker, I started to learn English by watching French subbed English series and movies, and gradually going to english sub and no sub and I saw my progress over the years
I'm currently still watching anime with eng sub but I think I'm gonna try Japanese subs soon, cause I know it will be useful!

[LemifromJapan]

Yuta san seems like a very patient and good Teacher. I like his way of teaching. ☺️

And I find learning Japanese is very similar to us learning English. 'Learn the basic grammer', learn from anime or drama of daily life story with captions and repeat them, and keep practicing etc.

Whomever learning a language, let's keep it up and enjoy the journey!☺️👍

[HighKicksyaTeef]

My dad used to tell me "hell, if you keep listening to it, you'll probably begin to understand." So, he was half right lol.

Alsooo, its been a while since I've been to Yuta's channel, so the hair and the scruffy-ness threw me off.

I like it! He looks handsome :-)

[Grimmjane]

This was so good
I was actually always mocked by my brother lol when I was a teenager whenever we watch anime together I would always rewind the same dialogue again and again to understand what they’re saying and at that time I just did it for fun I didn’t intend on learning and now seeing u saying this is the right way to learn actually makes me feel proud 😂thank u yuta sensei

[emoaf]

My Japanese vocabulary is slightly more after watching Japanese vtubers' live streams than when I used to follow subs in anime. But it'll be back to square one if I move on to only watch subbed clips lol.

[PikaChu-yewn]

Here's the transcript for 12:19

斜メ漆拾漆度ノ竝ビデ
泣ク泣クイナ丶ク
ナナハン漆壹難ナク
竝ベテ長眺メ


rewritten:
斜め七十七度の並びで
泣く泣く嘶く
ナナハン七台難なく
並べて長眺め

romaji:
naname nanajuunanado no narabi de
nakunaku inanaku
nanahan nanadai nannaku
narabete naganagame

Black Hanekawa:
nyanyame nyanyajyuu nyanyado no nyarabi de
nyakunyaku inyanyaku
nyanyahan nyanyadai nyannyaku
nyarabete nyaganyagame

[primorock]

I was scared about watching anime with Japanese subtitles despite already having a good bit of knowledge but this video really made me get over that and left me with some good pointers.

本当にありがとう！

[gllphwk]

I'm really glad Yuta decided to make a video on this. a lot of people stigmatize anime as if it's some forsaken register of Japanese and you shouldn't watch it or you'll develop some sort of significant speech defect, but that's seriously not the case. there are definitely aspects of a lot of anime dialogue that differ from regular speech, but it's ultimately the same language, and some shows are also a lot more natural in terms of register and speech patterns than others. ironically almost everyone I know that has gotten to any reasonable level of japanese proficiency has made use of anime to some degree.

[kurtzulueta]

"They only know what they know"
He pulled off a monogatari series reference right there eyy

[cocciclaque]

I feel like learning Japanese from watching anime is possible, as I learned English at 8y/o just spamming English youtube videos with no subtitles, and you just gave me motivation to do so in Japanese !

[cathalmckinley]

Signed up to the course started a couple of days ago . Finished the first two modules can't wait to learn more !! Also Yuta looking fly as fuck these days

[hontouhahitorikiri]

The first words and expressions that I learnt from watching h...anime are "motto", "iku", "dasu", "sawaranaide", "nakanidashite", among some others. Very usefull vocabulary 😜

[atharva]

Great Time to Start Takagi-san as they Just Announced Season 3... Oh God I've Been Waiting for 2 Years

[chroma-agogo]

You’ve uploaded this right at the point that I’ve already done all the prerequisites you listed (including having seen Takagi-san [amazing show]), so I guess I know what I need to do next 🧑‍💻