My uncle is bald so I can use that against him

@@slothbaby2104 But that only makes him stronger

@@starstencahl8985 Ah shit I have to train to kick his bald ass

@@slothbaby2104 why

@@alexanderavila8488 I think you mean "Why not"

Aren’t we all

Wait we were all Japanese all along?

@@AnimeSibs always have been

@@user-io1ih9wt5g god damn it

:D

If it was on PBS, I would’ve become a weeb sooner.

Some did. I remember on weekends this one channel had anime.

I do know PBS had BBC shows on, though it was on a station to station basis.

I can just imagine the cringe reports misinforming the people about Anime in general...

SBS was and still is a legit channel as a kid used to stay up late to watch european movies for the boobies, ended up getting a film education.

You know it to be true

That sounds like the start of a super villain mindset for a kids show

I just joined college and I have no choice but to.

I punched my friends to submission

Star war music *intensifies*

Damn what happend to him?

@@Asad-hp3vr he committed suicide

@@Asad-hp3vrhe was struggling with depression for a long time him and his brother died to suicide

@@jackmartin405 ah thats sad 😔 rest in peace

He held back big time 😂

Tbh , there are deeper shows out there . But EVA is deeper that your typical shounen.

@@hak525 list 20

@@quentin3148 ergo proxy for example

Some people also say Lain, but Lain tries to be deep but fails imo

korean wave tangina haha

Voltes V was iconic as hell. Even if Marcos banned it

I missed the days during weekend morning, gma will play anime episodes even dub. Those days was the best.

@@everydaydose7779totoo puro korean na ngayon sa tv.

Yeah

Oh shiz yh

Yeah

Going to japan just to know the voice lol

But chris have natsuki

they can't expect us to hear us speaking it fluently

Yes Chris famous for not having friends lol

Yea I clicked on the watch the full podcast link in the description and it doesn’t work

I think someone mentioned about issues with sponsors

Best Of Luck 😀😊

Better be checking up on the initial expenses, I'm also looking into opportunities there and man it's quite "costly" to settle there in the first place.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9SZo7yhx9ClY30.html

JET?

@@Iman626625 lol was about to link this. A real eye opener.

The first like on a Some Guy comment. 👀

Yo havent seen you in a while

2Fast2Weebious

It's not really rewarding either, you can never make enough as a foreigner. As a native, you better be a businessman or a woman cause otherwise you are a salaryman. Good luck having no time.

@SoulReaper 85 with their urban population being 99% I dont doubt that. But most of their jobs are going to be salarymen

Hard work? Yes. Rewarding? Meh. Live in the past? Hell yeah! Should you live here? Nobody knows, just give it 2 years and see it yourself. I did and yeah it wasnt for me but I figure many will find Japan an Ok place to settle down.

japanese does not make good friends. i had made the experience with a chinese-japânese girl from Kyoto. i can tell you.

Yeah, think people are confusing not being social with being a shut in sociopath.

I guess it's more difficult in other countries like Japan. Since people are even comfortable making eye contact. In my country I just talk to any strangers and we'd have a laugh. When I visited HK, people would be surprised if talked to them

I’ve never really consciously made an effort to make friends. Of course if you have no social contact you don’t end up making friends. But I think the difference is that in Japan, you have to think to yourself “I am going to make friends and keep the relationship going”. Whilst in my experience where I live it just kind of happens.

i don't understand how some can befriend japanese

I really can't see that working but who knows.

@@schuffynohts fine I guess your are my little pog champ❤️ Dio sama

@@angusdangus9828 did- did you watch my video?

@@schuffynohts nah I just remember the time you got into my recommended 😂

A cake

kind of cake

Y E S

It's in the trash taste not trash taste highlights

@Subi it's on the main trash taste channel

@@AnimeLovingGinger it is not there

That's noriyaro. The boys linked to his channel in the main interview. kzfaq.infovideos

ikr

yea , Japanese people arent gonna come to you , you have to go to them , it's somewhat of an anti social society in a way

@@mustang3429 First things first, Thorfinn Karlsefni pfp, second, the question is if they don’t speak at all.

Yes and no , yes everyone has to put in effort to make friends anywhere in the world and no not every country is introverted like Japan , Japanese society is very anti social , no one is gonna come talk to you if they see it as too inconvenient , in other parts of the world people are more outgoing and not afriad to talk to others

I live in the countryside and most of my Japanese conversation comes from just going to my local bar. N3 is a struggle for me but because I just do loads of convo lessons online for practice I'm able to talk albeit with difficulty about politics etc. and not just hobbies and the weather. I couldn't imagine living out here with no speaking ability. N1 probably means that person will probably be able to understand way more than I do but I can hold down a fluent conversation.

@@jimmythechimp2 I was going to the local bar when I was N5 level and talking to people all over the country. I was able to make friends pretty easily. I’m not sure what your situation is. If you’re there alone you’re probably doing fine. I’m talking more about people who have access to a ton of other English speakers and have very few Japanese friends (like people in this video) People with N1 can often understand a decent amount but cannot respond properly. There’s people I know who mostly have Japanese friends but they got way past that level and put a huge halt to the English. They use Japanese way more than English even in their normal day to day life (at work and outside of work)