Thank so much for your video , that works well as a good educational material to enjoy what's American culture from the viewpoint of Japanese. This video is a good one especially for my international students from Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. We love your facial expression and gesture,that's a great mediation for us. I admire your fabulous talents developed by your ballet exercise.
I really like this video because we can know not only American culture but also your personality!! I want to know about it more and more!! So, please keep making nice videos!!
@user-rx4oy3cr3b2 жыл бұрын
めちゃ好きです。 惚れた。 いつも見てます
@ATKT-lz4ex2 жыл бұрын
I really agree with 5th culture and I had felt same things when I was in US. One more thing which still in my memory is helping each other. The doors in the US are almost heavy, for instance in the post office, people who crossing door mostly check own back and hold until other one comes to easy to open. I loved that they do this as usual.
If I was asked, politely, to close my eyes while this video played and then asked me to guess where I thought the speaker was born. I would’ve definitely guessed Long beach Ca. Thank you for sharing this video 🙏♥️NS
@mayueroom2 жыл бұрын
Aw thank you!!
@alfredcheng5739 Жыл бұрын
It’s my first time here, your English is very good, I think I already learn a lot from you, I learn English from you, I learn the cultural differences from you, and you look pretty too.😊
@shuu75883 жыл бұрын
日本とアメリカの文化の違いって凄いですよね!いざ行くとなったら覚悟しなければ😂
@user-if1gu3jy6y3 жыл бұрын
発音綺麗で聞き取りやすいです!!
@mayueroom3 жыл бұрын
ありがとうございます!!
@user-hq6ug2hw1x Жыл бұрын
ほんとにかわいい
@user-zx4uc3xx3t2 жыл бұрын
英語が物凄い聞き取りやすい
@yowamaru18213 жыл бұрын
I like this video you've spoken only in English!! It's great!
about the massive food portions, if most people can't finish their food, i think most would take their leftover food home. it does depend on the person and stuff but most don't like to waste their food either 🙂 also about the bathroom gaps, its mainly for safety. in case someone happens to pass out, or have an issue in the bathroom, someone could at least notice it and help or call for help.
When I visited there first time, I did not know how to express “my feeling” to others! I was very isolated. I realized that it would be very important to express my feeling to survive in US. After I am married with my wife last 23 years, I think.. finally, I got better. Please don’t ask about that to my wife:)
@tobi18182 жыл бұрын
欧米のアイコンタクト文化好きですー でもどうなんだろ。実際だと疲れちゃったりするのかな
@user-ss8tz3lg6k3 жыл бұрын
I also think it's a good culture to talk to strangers casually and exchange some greetings.
@mayueroom3 жыл бұрын
I know!!! And this could be the beginning of a friendship;)
英語の表現を増やすために、見ているのですが、とても勉強になります!Mayuさんはよくwouldを使われると思うのですが、 使い方がいまいちわかりません、、、。41秒の「I would never wanna wear shoes in the house」のwouldは丁寧に言うための過去形ですか><誰か教えてください
@fe_xxx Жыл бұрын
一年前のコメントに返信してすみません。このwouldはおそらく「かつて〜していた」のwouldです。「I would wanna wear shoes in the house. 」を直訳すると「私はかつて家の中で靴を履きたかった」になりますが、この文にneverという否定の語を入れることで、「私はかつて家の中で決して靴を履きたくはなかった」、つまり「家の中で靴を履くのが嫌だった」ということになります。
初めまして、英会話をマスターしたい59歳男子です。 この動画を使ってシャドーイングの練習をしたいと思います。 I have a question for you. Is it possible to translate the last sentence you mentioned on this video into “ Let me know in the comments on culture shocks you had in the US or in Japan or whatever.” ? つまりUSで体験したカルチャーショックに関するコメントということで、on で繋いだのですが…
@RY-ry5ct2 жыл бұрын
今は日本で暮らしてるの?
@user-lj1ot9np6k Жыл бұрын
なんかフィリピン訛りみたいなアクセントがあるな。何故?
@user-uc4hr3it2m2 жыл бұрын
ベリー グッド フォー マンブリング
@harapekostarving38932 жыл бұрын
まゆさんは確実に登録者10万いくレベルの面白さね
@Freshbrood Жыл бұрын
You were in a very conservative area if you saw flags everywhere. That is NOT normal in bigger and more sophisticated cities. It is a very insecure conservative mentality.