Are you saying it correctly?? Japanese Pronunciation🇯🇵‼️ [#52]

Have you ever struggled with pronouncing certain Japanese pronunciations?? Are you sure you're saying it correctly??🤔 Here's a guide to the basic Japanese pronunciations Japanese learners struggle a lot with🥹 Join us to learn the tips of correctly pronouncing Japanese🙌

----------Timeline----------
00:00 Brief Explanation
00:47 Hiragana basics
02:20 ら＆ふ
06:15 っ(Small つ)
06:55 Summary & QUIZ TIME 🤔

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[Dylan-mqsz]

自分は日本人です。
日本語を勉強してくれている外国の方々ありがとうございます！
頑張ってください💪🔥

I'm a Japanese.
Thank u for studying Japanese language!
KEEP IT UP🔥🔥

[Imperatrixxy]

I started learning Japanese in uni, and the Japanese "r" sound came surprisingly naturally to me, because it turned out that I've been using it my entire life to cover up a speech impediment I had as a kid, where the shape of my jaw prevented me from producing a natural "r" sound in my own language. I've had my jaw adjusted since then, and I'm able to speak "normally" now, but I never got out of the habit of using my old "r"s.

[idontknow]

This is the best video I've seen for explaining pronunciation

[anushachillal]

You both are great and the best Japanese teacher , 😆😆 thank you for teaching us 💜💜💜💜🧡🧡🧡

[gamegainz]

I heard "kite" no pause in between. Also with Spanish being my first language this greatly helps when im reading Hiragana

[erichter]

All three sounded like きって. Is this correct? you said one of them mean stamp and one mean come, but there are three utterances and none of them sound like come. What is the answer?

[norapoluttho]

Since the first time, I've been still thought that you two were Japanese, well thanks for good content, all the ways long 🙏

[esraazoe]

thank you that was helpful❤

ありがとう。先生 ✨💗☺️

[corazonnarcisosaekoo]

Thank you so much. Great to learn the basic pronounciation again, and now its much more clearer than before.

[misakikurokawa]

the tsu. つ sound gets me every time 😅😅

[santiagovieira]

Thank god my first language is spanish, it makes learning the pronuntiatons of the words way easier

[aapovaarala]

To me japanese pronuncation is very easy because finnish is very close to it, like vowel sounds are pretty much the same

[jennsuicune]

Haha, as a French the japanese vowels are easier to pronounce for me than if I were English

[KoreanVaporeon]

3:09 Sorry but let's not spread misinformation. Yena is not rolling her R's, a single flap is NOT rolling. There's no "official rule" for this but the pronunciation for R in Japanese can range from a single flap/tap like Yena pronounced it, to an L-sound like Nori pronounced it (not like the English dark L though).

And if you allow me to be critical without meaning to sound rude to Nori, Yena actually pronounced it better because that's how Japanese newscasters pronounce it. Nori's L-sounding pronunciation can mostly be heard in the following cases:
-Japanese children (because they can't flap their tongues yet)
-When the R is at the beginning of a word, this also includes when talking/spelling out slowly (syllable-by-syllable). Just like in this video. This might explain why Nori pronounces it as L in here, maybe he does not even realize it, because most Japanese people don't. One same person might pronounce "nori" as /nori/ when speaking normally, but pronounce it as /no-li/ when spelling it out slowly.

But all in all, Yena's pronunciation was not wrong at all. And to my ears, even sounds better and less lazy.

[dedyghani]

He's like master of teaching japanese to us

[Reymax]

What I find hard to pronounce is “ち” and “し”




Still don't know how to properly pronounce both 😅

Edit: 7:00 I almost cant hear the difference.

[reginanyirubugara]

ain't no way I heard "fu-t-te" instead of 来て and 切手 seems like I need to do more of these.. I really really need to brush up on my listening skills

[salimnasser]

we portuguese speakers, pronounce words same as the japanese do !!

[thrzal]

Ra sounds like La (Ла) and little r... (Lra)

[sbm.]

Could you guys do some videos of remembering kanji characters?