[ File .8 ] Learn Japanese Language With Subtitles - Bus & Taxi

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This video has been created for those who are learning Japanese language.
It's only used hiragana and katakana.
There is no kanji.
So it's suitable for beginners and intermediate Japanese learners.
I go to various places in Japan every time and talk with some people.
You can learn Japanese that are actually used.
Let's listen to real Japanese that is not in ordinary Japanese textbooks.
I'm paying a lot of attention to Japanese subtitles. But I'm not good at writing English, so there may be some mistakes in English subtitles.
Please consider English subtitles to be your help only if you don't understand my Japanese.
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If you feel my videos are good, treat me a cup of coffee !! ☕
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1080p 60fps Built-in Microphone
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@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

I checked the subtitles of this video. I had to say " Press " a button But the subtitles are saying " push " a button. I made a mistake. I am sorry.

@meh825 4 года назад

I think either way works

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

@@meh825 (^-^)／Thanks again !＼(^_^) Oh, either way works ? Well, even so I was a little worried about it. Because English natives say "press the button” not "push the button” but either way seems to be okay. Thanks for your advice ! ^_^

@meh825 4 года назад

もしもしゆうすけ Yeah, I think “press” is used more frequently, but either way is fine.

@smile1974 4 года назад

@@moshimoshi.yusuke thank you for this video it helps me a lot ^^ Your mistake was a little and doesn't change the meaning... :)

@archiec5574 3 года назад

Reddit says hi. Just came here from ur post. thanks for sharing!

@wiitubeaccount 3 года назад

Dang, dude. You're a legend for making content like this

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

Glad to hear (^ω^)

@Shelbyrei 5 лет назад

I just found your youtube channel today! I hope you don't mind, I shared it on Reddit so that more people can find you. Thank you so much for these videos; they're very helpful!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Oh, thank you ! I'm surprised that my channel's subscribers are suddenly increasing today. Anyway, I will continue to make useful videos. Thank you !!

@quelluomo 5 лет назад

So I think it's you I need to thank for the post in r/LearnJapanese! Great find, fellow redditor! (And good job, Yusuke-san!

@Shelbyrei 5 лет назад

@@quelluomo No problem! I'm glad Yuusuke-san is getting more recognition and that this channel has helped more people with their Japanese😄

@omrividal3099 5 лет назад

I'm here from Reddit! Thanks!

@マナンサラケイトリンロズ 3 года назад

I just recently found his channel, but it was recommended to me by youtube. RU-vid, why only now. I could've been Acing my high school year. I like his channel cause I can repeat after words he says and just look it up. Or actually recall from my memory. Cause I know little japanese but some words are new to me. ありがとうございましたシェリビとゆすけ先生です。 I'm going to recommend you to my friend who is learning japanese.

@jackdoh8214 5 лет назад

Great channel., Yuusuke-san. I would love to see Kanji + Furigana. All kana makes it harder to read for me.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Hello, jack ! Right. It is certainly hard to read without kanji. But my videos are for beginners, so you can't practice kanji in my videos. Or one more reason is that I don't like Kanji. Enjoy my videos without kanji !

@jackdoh8214 5 лет назад

I hate kanji too! I wish I don't have to learn them :D. For other people who wants to see kanji. I just found out that this video have auto generated Japanese CC. That works too. Thank you Yuusuke-san.

@meh825 4 года назад

Aww man...but I love Kanji

@chibbersthesquirrel6189 9 месяцев назад

The Suika card was my best friend when I went to Tokyo, I loved being able to use it on almost every kind of transportation, it's one less thing to have to worry about.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 9 месяцев назад

Yes, that is very useful.

@markbowen8461 14 дней назад

ive been carefully studying all your videos Mr Yusuke, i watch your videos from your oldest to newest. i noticed in this specific video your confidence became much higher. thanks for your content!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 14 дней назад

(^_^) thank you too!

@Termenz1 Год назад

That とまります from the bus driver truly made me laugh, lol I've discovered your channel recently and decided to watch all of the videos from the oldest to newest. It's been a great help in learning Japanese so far. ゆうすけ先生、本当にありがとうございます！

@moshimoshi.yusuke Год назад

( ´∀`)haha! こちらこそありがとう！

@wineasoriano1362 3 года назад

Taxi いいです

@pezjackle 4 года назад

Fantastic, Real life Japanese Chatting. Very useful, unlike the dramas which you never use at all. Please continue.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

(^ω^) I'll continue !!

@hyun-sungshin491 3 года назад

ゆうすけさん, you're one hell of a Tokyo intelli. Watching your video, I realize it's like reading a good book. Interesting stuff delivered pragmatically with impeccable grammar, easy-to-comprehend syntax, and everyday-used vocab. All except the fact that you're not reading. You're TALKING. Scary smart.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

(^ω^)👍 thx! ありがとうございます

@mephistosprincipium 2 года назад

I see, the bus drivers in japan are as excited about there job as in my country 🤣

@EtchySketchy 5 лет назад

I saw this channel because of reddit. This channel is really great as listening practice with how everyone speaks really fast, just like how I remember when I visited Japan. Thank you so much for this channel. It really helps a lot for beginners like me who doesn't know a lot of Kanji yet.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

We Japanese speak fast, right ? And many of them speak in small voices. Oh, anyway, I don't like Kanji. Because of kanji, many foreigners stop learning Japanese. Listening is more important than remembering difficult Kanji.

@fillipe6732 Год назад

そうだと思う

@Sirenhound 4 года назад

In Australia the taxi doors don't open automatically and you can usually sit in the front.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

The taxi automatic doors may be only in Japan. Japan is a little crazy. Sit in the front ?! For real ?! I didn't know that. If I go to Australia, I'll sit in the passenger seat. I've learned something new ! Thank you ! (^_-)

@wagnersouza6970 4 года назад

Hi Mr Yusuke, I love your walk videos..this walk in Shibuya is my dream..but I think on this at night..the wonderful lights..thank you very much for all.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

Hi wagner-san !! (^ω^) Lots of people in Shibuya even at night. You like Shibuya ? This ↓ is also in Shibuya. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lLjPNTpxtjg.html see ya !!

@skyhighmaximilian Год назад

Great video. Thank you for the content.

@haviettien1914 2 года назад

I'm coming to Tokyo and live there for quite some time starting next month. And I just want to say that your content is super helpful. Thanks a lot

@moshimoshi.yusuke 2 года назад

Wow! I'm rooting for you! (^-^)👍️

@taythienxa 5 лет назад

Yusuke-san, I love your videos. Please keep making great videos like these.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

I'd be glad if you enjoyed my videos ! I'm going to make videos so that you can get more interested in Japan and Japanese language. Thanks for watching !!

@megatsyarif1474 5 лет назад

seriously thanks for the vids, now i feel more spirited to learn japanese

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Glad to hear that! Learning is to expand your world. Please enjoy your learning !!

@TheHowlingStone 5 лет назад

I really appreciate this resource! Thank you!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Thank you, too!!

@Ani_0.0_ 2 месяца назад

Very informative video 😮

@thuk5041 3 года назад

Great Channel! Thank you so much. 😍😍😍😍😍

@minhhiepnguyen6928 5 лет назад

こんな役に立つ教材だけど、再生数は高くない。まだわからないありがとうございます！

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。再生回数は高くないですね、でも、そんなに気にしてません。音楽とか効果音とかを入れて、楽しい雰囲気の動画にすれば再生回数は上がると思います。でも私はそれが嫌なんです、日本語学習だけの動画にしたかった。日本語を真剣に勉強している人の為だけの動画にしたいんです。役に立つと思ってくれる人だけ再生すればOK！コメントありがとうございました。

@payohumberto 3 года назад

"Tomarimasu" Shinisou na koe de 💀😂

@halleyhs 3 года назад

that's exactly the same point that i bursted into laughter! because i felt the same when i visited japan all the time. :D

@DewaPratamaPutra 2 года назад

Is it really normal in Japan?😆

@markbowen8461 14 дней назад

😂😂

@andreabustamante7048 3 года назад

Thank you for making this videos 🙏🙏

@chocho7775 3 года назад

ありがとうございます、次の動画、楽しみにしています

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

(^_^)/~~

@thessalonia504 4 года назад

Hi, you can add up to 3 hashtags in your video. I think #LivingInJapan is a useful word. Your videos were very useful to me before I came to Japan and even until now. Cheers for your good work! :)

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

Living in Japan. Sure, you can learn how to live in Japan, too. I want to make videos that show the atmosphere of Japan, even for people who have never been to Japan before. And of course for people living in Japan. Thank you ! (^ω^)

@dianarosevargas2159 5 лет назад

first! thank you so much for this video!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Ha ha ! You're the first ! Thanks for watching !!

@jlocke3482 4 года назад

Hi Yusuke, good to see your channel is growing 👍

@moshimoshi.yusuke 4 года назад

Hi J ! (^3^)/ Yeah, my channel subscribers are increasing. I'd be happy if more people are interested in Japan.

@adisir8961 3 года назад

すきですね、ゆすけさんの動画。毎日見ます。

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

ありがとうございます (^ω^) 次の土曜日に会話だけの動画をアップロードします。日本語は漢字 + ふりがなです。

@adisir8961 3 года назад

いいですね。楽しみにしています。

@Fengtaro 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for video! This is great learning source and should get more attention. I was wondering if you will ever post video with Kanji subtitles, as this would be very good for me. ありがとございます!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Because my videos are for beginners. And there are a lot of videos on RU-vid with Kanji + Furigana subtitles. Also, listening is more important than remembering kanji.

@guillermovargas8564 3 года назад

Use autogenerated CC from RU-vid. It shows you kanji

@guillermovargas8564 3 года назад

Great channel, thanks for all of your effort. Writing in Hiragana and english is very time consuming. However I would like to make a suggestion: could you please speak a little bit slower? I know that's the normal speed for Japanese speaking people, however for learners like me it's a little bit overwhelming. Again thank you for your efforts!

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

I know what you mean. But some people want to hear me talk at normal speed. RU-vid has a feature that you can change the video playback speed. Why don't you try listening to this video at a lower playback speed ? Anyway, thanks for watching this video!!👍

@guillermovargas8564 3 года назад

@@moshimoshi.yusuke I tried it and it's horribly slow. They have only 0.5 slow so when you speak is extremely slow to the point that it's harder to understand it than your normal speed. Oh well, thanks. I'll keep searching for slower speakers until I'm up to speed with yours. Good luck

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

@@guillermovargas8564 Oh, couldn't you have chosen 0.75 slow option? Umm... Anyway, I'm rooting for you.👍️

@charge9_ 3 года назад

At 19:19 you said "if you come to Japan, I recommended downloading a highly rated traffic app". What is the name of this app?

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

Japan Travel or Japan Transit Planner

@Rairosu Год назад

So I am looking at a N5 Particle list for N5. The list isn't quite big for N5 of course which is nice. It even has a Description what those particles means in Grammar. Using it on some sentences to verify it makes more sense. I need to look at this more often, review it and reinforce it to prevent loss. I also been playing Persona 5 Royal in full Japanese Text so If I wish to play this game without hindrance I got to be able to read it. My biggest worry is my reading skills will be far behind my speech skills. The only skill I am leaving at zero is Writing in Real Life and learning stroke order. I can only see this useful in Japan as of right now It won't be useful here where I am. Oh When I talk to my mom in Real Life, My Brain wants to switch to Japanese but I keep preventing it sense I know she won't understand me XD

@armanfaluti1306 3 года назад

Great Video.. tks

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

☺️👍️

@rimuu 5 лет назад

2本の動画！嬉しいなー、ありがとうございます！お疲れ様でした。次の動画楽しみにしています！(☆^^☆)

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

今回は２本アップロードしました。次を待ってて下さいね、3～4週間後です。仕事に疲れた時、またカメさん見に行きます。

@IDEERHUNTERI 5 лет назад

NICE

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

*(＾ω＾)*

@Xirnatts 5 лет назад

はじめまして、動画お疲れ様です。とても役に立ちます。ところでボイスオーバー、生ですか？周りの人怖がらないかな笑

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

Ximatts さん、はじめまして！コメントありがとうございます。声は生ですよ。静かな場所では声を小さくしたり、変な人にならないように気をつけてます(笑) それと、イヤホンをしています。１人で話していますけど、周囲の人は私が電話していると思っているかもしれません。

@Xirnatts 5 лет назад

@@moshimoshi.yusukeさん、ご返信ありがとうございます！なるほどですね！携帯で喋ってると思わせるのは鍵ですね！(笑)

@teesceeo 11 месяцев назад

こんにちは! On the bus you have to valide your card twice right? First at the entrance and when you exit correct?

@moshimoshi.yusuke 11 месяцев назад

Right. But there's an exception, only for Toei bus (Tokyo Metropolitan Bus) You only pay the fare when you get on. You don't need it when you get off. This is because the fare on the Toei bus is a flat 200 yen no matter where you get on or off.

@000LONER 5 лет назад

Great job. Keep real Japanese.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 5 лет назад

(^_^)／Thank you !＼(^_^)

@russellschaeffler 3 года назад

How normal things seemed only a year ago.

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

Yeah

@rs9130 3 года назад

4:53

@moshimoshi.yusuke 3 года назад

(⁎˃ᴗ˂⁎) ha ha

@Yokai_94 Год назад

4:54 www

@moshimoshi.yusuke Год назад

( ´∀`)w

@MichaelRedford 2 года назад

What traffic app do you recommend?

@moshimoshi.yusuke 2 года назад

Google Maps Japan Travel by NAVITIME But when it comes to traffic apps, your familiarity with it is an important factor. So if there is a traffic app that you usually use and it works in Japan, I recommend you use it in Japan.