I would be glad to watch a video about my native Russian, but it is usually very difficult for foreigners to understand... However, I think that such a video will gain some activity. After all, a lot of Russians watch ASMR every day 😅
@@forestfloraASMR It was super fun to learn! But the second I got to kanji, I gave up and never came back to it 😭 Apart from that, I did enjoy learning the language and every once in a while get a craving to get back into studying it
@@SaikiASMR Hey maybe this is a sign to get back into studying 😂 I almost picked up Japanese but then I saw the alphabet 😭 I chose Korean instead since it’s so much easier to learn
Love this! I think some small 'corrections' for your written Japanese (also I'm a beginner so, I would love corrections to my corrections hah - also I don't intend at all to be rude with corrections, I think you seem like a big languages fan so it might be interesting info for you) GaMbatte -> GaNbatte. there is some I think regional pronunciation differences (eg. Pencil - enpitsu often sounds like emptisu), but generally when we hear a single "m" it is the "n" character as all the consonants are accompanied by a vowel (ma, mi, mu, me, mo) except for 'n' which exists alongside the other n syllables (na, ni, nu, ne, no) Also for see you later "mattane" is actually "Mata Ne", where "Mata" means "again" and "Ne" is a particle that means "right?" but it is often (or always?) rhetorical until the "Ka" particle, for example "kawaii ne" would be "cute, right?" or "isn't it cute?" -- so mata ne means "again right?"
Heyy! Of course, all corrections are welcome here ☺️ thanks so much for taking the time to explain!! I didn’t double check the written forms since I was writing along a Japanese learning podcast on Spotify and just wrote down what I heard lmao😭 should probably do that next time
очень интересно и приятно смотреть ваши ролики. спасибо и желаю вам добиться своих целей ! 💞 PS: я смотрела предыдущий ролик и сначала даже подумала, что вы русскоговорящая. у вас почти нет акцента ! я была бы рада увидеть ролик с русским языком.
your asmr is so good ❤️! btw, gambatte is actually spelled and pronounced ganbatte! consonant clusters don’t exist in japanese (aside from ts and ch) since it maintains a consonant-vowel structure 🫶 keep doing what you’re doing 🫶❤️
Thank you for the correction and for addressing it in such a kind way 🤍. These videos are sometimes more of a learning experience for me than they are for the watcher haha :3
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