All Japanese All the Time pt. 2 

CHECK OUT THE REST OF THE VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES: Part 1 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J34i9lr94pI.html Part 2 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n9wUEiSHtqU.html part 3 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6CikSHzrAZI.html NEXT INTERVIEW SERIES WITH KHATZ: Part 1 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TJ8WLuvxXzU.html Part 2 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qv9JQ-CHhN4.html Part 3 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vI_0Plpqals.html

This guy is unbelievably insightful... I'm learning a lot...

"Pick me pick me" 😭😭 i love him

Coming back to those vids everytime I get a lack of motivation... please keep those up ITS REALLY HELPFULL!

Its kind of cool to see these really old videos. Seeing a video have to be broken down to several parts is quite a relic of the old RU-vid. If only RU-vid could now work on a video finding system that separates entertainment and information.

Really really good advice. I think the same thing. It's basically a matter of hours... expose yourself to thousands of hours of Japanese, and you will learn it. It doesn't take genius, it takes thousands of hours... Now someone has to make a video on how to motivate me to put in the hours.... here I am watching English videos when I should be reading manga. It's amazing how even fun things feel like work when you attach a "should" to it....

You live a new life for every new language you speak. If you know only one language, you live only once. (Czech proverb)

bro i just realized that this is how I learned to speak english 💀

It's so interesting seeing comments from so long ago

That's just the thing, you don't *need* a class, and that's what he's saying. Just surround yourself with Japanese long enough, and you basically learn through osmosis. Also, he says in his blog that he grew up in Utah. You should read it. If you like this little video, you should really read it, it's really motivational.

i've watched this vid series a ton of times, it's what keeps me going in my ajatt study. Awesome vids man - on this AND your new channel. Keep 'em coming. We're not all haters! ^^

That was cool hearing Khatz talk about his method. He seems like a really knowledgeable and humble guy. I thought his explanations were quite good and inspirational.

Ive been doing ajatt for over a year and i never got around to watching these. This guy is incredibly intelligent

Ah, old school you tube. Not today's brightly lit, over-produced, over-scripted stuff

I understand your concerns bro, just go and check out his website table of contents, he talks about all this shit there. In the end, if he could do it, so can you bro ;)

This is working for me personally for learning to read and write Hebrew as well as Japanese... This was really helpful

yeah, i went through the contents right after i finished watching these videos....they're so helpful! and yeah, i left another comment on your latest video, i think....asking, what should i learn first....kanji? hiragana? katakana? i ordered, remembering the kanji vol 1 and remembering the kana i totally forgot about hiragana so i'm about to go order it right now... and i appreciate your responding, seriously! haha arigatou! ^^

they say try not focus on reading and writing until you have done a lot of listening, because if you focus on reading/writing you may pick up wrong sounds and things ...

Lot of people consider it to be one of his worst books but I still loved it considering I've read the entire Asia Saga. Rumor has it that a lot of it was put together from unfished manuscripts seeing as how he died of Cancer either right before it was published or immediately after. I honestly suggest reading reading the entire saga. I've still yet to finish Whirlwind though, it shifts to Iran after being set in Hong Kong and Japan. Compelling reads though.

I really like listening to this guy speak I justy watched all 3 parts but i came back here to comment, where is he from btw? He should teach an unconventional Japanese language course where he talks for a while and explains stuff and them shows like japanese T.V. or like plays music and stuff and then analyzes ut. I would totally attend his class.

Really insightful, I found this video very very helpful towards learning japanese or learning anything.

very informative, good intuition and insights. Thx for posting!

That's a kinda good point. But I think if people really learn what kisama means, they won't use it on much of anyone, unless they're trying to be silly.

@hydrolist1 blocked blocked and um...BLOCKED :D

what is he doodling ?

I heard that it was good to learn a language when your really young because you don't think about making mistakes.

is this when khatzumoto lived in japan?

This brother is very logical and practical!

k..so i got a ton of j rock on my ipod...and i got a ton of dual audio anime....so....im not going to watch it with subs, just raw japanese...and ill listen to japanese music all the time.

Would I be able to live in Japan in a one bedroom apt. transferring a retail job position out there working full time? Are they anal about the amount of people living in those apartments? (My guess is yes on the second question considering the jokes they put through on anime but I wanted to get that confirmed...)

It not bad to learn both proper japanese and street japanese.

Oh yeah! Book kicks ass, only up to like page 300 though...

speak japanese + get hot japanese women. motivation.

@BriCareful yeah, but you are srsly not gonna sit at your comp for 10+ hours a day doing Rosetta stone. And yes, being black helps the legit-ness^^

I learned how to say 'what' in japanese a lot of different ways. Even Naruto's meaningless: nan dattebayo!

Man I have to try this method cause I'm taking Japanese class in highschool and I'm not learning shit.

these are awesome that guys real helpful thanks

ur friend rocks and reading the site helped :p

lol "silly" that made my day.

He knows his stuff

What about ajatt.com? It's in English, but if I turn everything japanese, I won't be able to take more advice from him which may double my speed.

wait...do i even need the hiragana and katana books?? i mean, they're just the alphabet right? i can learn the charts online? oh, man, i'm soo overwhelmed with confusion right now, lol...sorry to be bothersome with all these questions, but i'm just soo eager to learn! haha

Holy shit. Gaijin is one of my favorite books too. Love James Clavell, Shogun was superior though.

Grazie a Big Luca!!

The limits of my language are the limits of my universe. (Ludwig Wittgenstein)

refresh the page nigga

Very nice proverb Kabayis.

@TkyoSam So rosetta stone isn't good??I've heard it's like crazy for learning.

HEY FAGSHTI! STFU N00B^^ YOUR ASS is blocked faster than my decline in proper speech etiquette^^

i stopped using that 2 years ago..... i have a tutor now

A god amongst man

yeah, does tend to be the case, but my wife hates that particular form of motivation... :-)

Thats so true

A kid getting 16 weeks' listening from the womb at 16 hours per day, then average say 12 hours per day for the first 5 years, has over 20,000 hours of near-constant input.

lol alright man, thanks for everything!

dude, but this is one of my concerns....let's say, you do a lot of listening...and just listening...isn't it all gonna be gibberish?? i mean, how are you supposed to learn with just listening? or is it that, listening is just to train your ear on how the language sounds like...and then from there, move on to reading and writing?? cuz i don't know ANYTHING in japanese, and if i just listen, i'm not gonna learn anything =/ can you help me out please? :)

He's not saying classes are useless, but much less efficient and needlessly dull. I would have to agree with him as somebody who's taken classes for four years and am only at Jlpt level 2 ish

Very nice pic Katara...lol =0)

this is the same shit rosetta stone says and they say that is legit and he is black so u know this is legit too.

@ihaterobbie123 lol ur terrible. i think he's kenyan

not cool at all