本当に、Shiwam-sanは上手ですよね！ 楽しくたくさん話しているからだと思います✨😁

Hey ! I’m currently trying to get into a university in Japan and they need N5 and EJU , could you tell me which university you are applying for and how you did that ?

@@brightestt7816 I'm not attempting to apply to any university, for now, I'm just going for the exam and the N5 credential

（If you haven't), If you start a KZfaq channel and try to speak Japanese there, then the time that would take to reach his level might be shorter ... 😄 There'd be a lot of preparing before filming and and a lot of reviewing while editing! Good luck with your N5 exam!

Et why anyone bothers to take n4-5. It's pointless. 99% of places want you you to have n1/2 and Sometimes maybe 3. Why would you waste your time on 4 and 5? Someone mentioned a place wanting them to have it? Why? N5 does not mean you can converse in japanese

@@kamikotojpWhile I agree that N5 and N4 alone don’t prepare you to work or study abroad, I found these levels provided a good goalpost or benchmark when I first began self-studying Japanese, with no prior background. Some people benefit from having a particular test date to motivate them while they slog through flashcards, textbooks, etc. Especially since it’s hard to enjoy any native media until you can pass those early levels.

It's my pleasure!😄

Great!!😁🙌

いえいえ、こちらこそ、コメントありがとうございます😄

どういたしまして！😊🙌

😄✨

それはよかったです！ がんばってくださいね。応援しています！😁👍🙌

ヤレックさん、こんにちは。Yes, his Japanese is great, but actually your level doesn't matter whether you can have fun in a lesson. I think it's just your attitude for the language. If you try to have fun, you can always have fun!! Thank you for your comment.

一見難しいと見ている、けど、先生の簡単の教え方のおかげで理解ことができるんです。ありがとうございます。

わ、ありがとうございます！ ぜひぜひお願いします😊 Shiwamさんは本当に明るくて、話していて楽しい方で、いい時間でした😁

Tamil?

It's Hindi 😊 i am also learning Japanese and the sounds are exactly same... The diffence is that in Hindi there are 11 vowels and in Japanese only 5.

@@Brand250 does japanese has retroflex sounds?

I'm sure this video helps you understand Japanese intonation. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i5-liqR6zrnWnoE.html

I’m sorry for the late reply. Right now I’m not accepting new students, but yes, my phonetics course will be released this month😊

@@SpeakJapaneseNaturally Oh it's okay! I am actually the same person that asked you on your most recent video about Mt. Fuji. Your videos are great, and I hope you accept new students sometime! You seem like a fantastic teacher, and again I'd pay for your guidance.

ですね！😊✨

Hello, I'm not the teacher but I can recommend some (free) ressources that I've been using to learn japanese. Firstly, to learn any languages you shoud adopt an immersion styled approach, so you should regularly consume content (animes, news, videos games... whatever you like) in your target language (here japanese). You should also make tangible objectives like learning a certain amount of kanji or trying to be able to read a specific book or manga... For learning the kanas (hiragana and katakana) you can use duolingo (it's kind of useless beyond that though). For the vocabulary I would recommend using Anki (a free and effective flashcard program) with the 2k/6k deck as well as the JLPT N5 Tango Japanese deck. Anki is fully customizable since you can add the decks that you are interested in and "addons" to personalize your experience. Everything is free and made by the community. For words that you don't know you can use Jisho. org as well as takoboto. For verbs conjugations there is cooljugator. There is also an extension called 10ten reader on firefox that is quite useful too. What's more you can use youtube channels such as: Japanese Ammo with Misa (for grammar and more extremely useful channel) Miku Real Japanese (vocab and grammar) Organic Japanese with Cure Dolly (for grammar made by a Vtuber) あかね的日本語教室 (for immersion lots of vlogs) Comprehensible Japanese (for immersion various videos about differents topics) もしもしゆうすけ (monologue in japanese with subtitles) Benjiro - Beginner Japanese (one on one conversations with native speakers) 日本語の森 (for JLPT) NihongoDekita with Sayaka (for everyday vocabulary and more) 大愚和尚の一問一答 (teachings about buddha it's advanced immersion) ゆうだい先生 (for advanced pitch accent) That's about all I can think of. You are pretty young so you have a lot of time on your hands to get proficient in Japanese. I wish you good luck :) ! 幸あれ !

@@craftmarne this comment is better than 90% of ”how to learn japanese” yt videos, i myself follow n5 word deck and im starting with n4 soon. I have a few goals but theyre all too big so im starting with passing an online n5 exam then n4

@@Leviathan1132 I'm glad to be of help :)

This is so thorough. Thank you for providing this advice. I'll add a little bit more for サーバニさん Anki costs you when you are using it on iPhone. For PC and android phones, it's free. And priority is that you learn hiragana and katakana first because romaji interferes with your pronunciation. After you know hiragana, this video will help you learn how to pronounce hiragana (and katakana) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ja5giLtm1Le6qoE.html がんばってくださいね😀

手伝ってくれてありがとうございます。

Thank you!!😁👍

よかったです！　 ベンガル語なんですね！　I wanted to write "Hello" in Bengali, then I learned that "Hello" differs depending on the religion in Bengali. In that case, what should I say to mean "Hello" to you? 😄

Just like Japanese, In Bengali it also differs like, おはようございます --> শুভ সকাল (Shubho Shokal) こんにちは --> শুভ অপরাহ্ন (Shubho Oporanho) こんばんは --> শুভ সন্ধ্যা (Shubho Shondha)

"Hello" has no direct existence in Bengali just like Japanese. Either you'll have to use "Good Morning", "Good Afternoon" or "Good Evening" depending upon time.

শুভ অপরাহ্ন😀 I see... so the greetings don't change depending on your religion! It changes depending on the time! ありがとうございました！

どういたしまして

今は新しい生徒さんに教えていないんです。ごめんなさい🙇‍♀️ 今、自分のサイトを作っているので、もし新しく生徒さんに教えるときは、そこにお知らせを出しますね😊 （でもしばらくないと思うんです…たぶん）

返事ありがとうございます。わかりました！サイトが完成するの楽しみにしています。教える余裕ある場合、またお伺いします😊　やっぱり教えるのが上手いです。

Thank you for asking but right now, I don't. I'm sorry. I'm making a Japanese phonetics course and it'll be released this month and hopefully it will help you☺️

I’d like to know that too. Can someone?

They made it in a way that will adjust to their way of speaking which is syllabary, i also having difficulty and feel awkward when saying english loan words the japanese way but i kinda get where the japanese are coming from. It is the beauty of learning the language, you adjust to it.

Absolutely ignorant way of looking at the topic

I would never teach high school kids if it’s not their choice to take lessons😁

I say don't worry too much about it then. Give it time, and focus on building vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, etc. Those are important things you'll need to learn first before pitch accent will even matter. I'm guessing you're kind of at the beginning phase of learning Japanese? As long as you're aware that there is such a thing as pitch accent, just listen and pay attention, maybe do a lot of shadowing, and your brain will eventually pick it up. Then you can polish it to a spit-shine once you're at a higher level.

English has an Accent. It's got a Stress Accent and the syllable that has the accent tends to be longer, higher in pitch and volume too. Japanese people think that Japanese is flat too. But its not.