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How To Learn Japanese | Common Mistakes & Basic Words 

Gareth Leonard
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I sat down with friend and Japanese RU-vidr Yuta to figure out how to learn Japanese. Here are some of the basic words and phrases to get started and also some of the common mistakes foreigners make when trying to learn Japanese.
How to Learn Japanese (Free Lessons from Yuta) - www.yutaaoki.com/lp/jp2/japane...
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Комментарии : 192   
@xAA7
@xAA7 7 лет назад
Yuta's so chill
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
He really is! Awesome guy.
@fizzilgig1993
@fizzilgig1993 7 лет назад
Yuta has one of the most interesting channels on RU-vid!
@berityoung9307
@berityoung9307 7 лет назад
"On a date, you don't want to be too polite." Haha that is a good phrase to know at the end!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Haha, yeah he threw me off when he first said you don't want to be too polite on a date! #savage
@daniel-panek
@daniel-panek 5 лет назад
Just to clarify, he meant "polite" as in "formal". Using the formal or polite version of speaking makes you seem less intimate or friendly. Yuta didn't mean that you should be a bit rude or anything. You wouldn't call your date named Jane Smith as "Ms. Smith" but instead would call her "Jane".
@uliveulearnandregret
@uliveulearnandregret 5 лет назад
@Leopold dude i don't think no one in america treats women like snowflakes do u see media and news and real life
@uliveulearnandregret
@uliveulearnandregret 5 лет назад
@Leopold all schools across america beg to differ
@Mysticpoisen
@Mysticpoisen 7 лет назад
I watch Yuta's videos and always see him advertising his Japanese course, it's good to see he's actually a really good teacher in this video. Just discovered this channel recently, it's pretty awesome how you can travel all around and still really care to learn about the culture you are immersing yourself in. Not many really care.
@orlandocastrorizo8142
@orlandocastrorizo8142 6 лет назад
I just can't get enough of your body language, genuine manners without appearances, the honesty with which you express yourself, humility and security in yourself ...
@aneni
@aneni 7 лет назад
Gareth is such a sweet guy and Yuta so kind and patient, he definitely suits the teacher role perfectly. Great lesson! Jaa!
@Yas_lacerda
@Yas_lacerda 7 лет назад
I love how japanese sounds!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
So interesting, right? I agree!
@adelam4903
@adelam4903 6 лет назад
I agree, most of the time I find it just rolls off the tongue. I think that helps, that (even though I can't say I have very good pronunciation) most words come out more naturally.
@lovely8702
@lovely8702 6 лет назад
Yuta is a good teacher. Gareth, You are a fast learner.
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 6 лет назад
He is a very patient teacher! Lol
@user-tm2vu4gd4m
@user-tm2vu4gd4m 3 года назад
Its so refreshing because I've been studying japanese and it's always refreshing to see videos like these.
@GetGermanized
@GetGermanized 6 лет назад
I learned a lot! Thanks you guys! :)
@orangie8426
@orangie8426 4 года назад
As soon as Yuta broke up konichiwa into boxes... It made it easier to say it correctly... And makes absolutely perfect sense into the logistics of the phonetics of that word and the language itself... As.... in those "boxes" are where the Japanese symbols would go that make up the sounds to that word...
@randahamad7422
@randahamad7422 7 лет назад
thank you so much for this great educational video ..its one of my favorite videos :) you and Yuta are amazing
@whereeveritgoes
@whereeveritgoes 6 лет назад
8:03 I literally sprayed iced coffee from my mouth onto my keyboard. xD
@sebkyeisk
@sebkyeisk 5 лет назад
i know why lool
@bright-eyed5830
@bright-eyed5830 7 лет назад
Love Yuta! Can't wait to see more!
@roy2dope
@roy2dope 6 лет назад
I enjoyed watching you two. Thanks for the lesson yuta-san
@SAM_93_x
@SAM_93_x 7 лет назад
I thoroughly enjoyed the videos yourself and Yuta have produced. I am in the process of learning Japanese myself and to be able to listen to the correct pitch and way phrases are spoken is a god send. No more badly learnt Japanese from anime :'3
@ltw6888
@ltw6888 3 года назад
I love Yuta’s explanations
@LetsDoBetterNow
@LetsDoBetterNow 7 лет назад
Amazing views! Always wanted to visit :) super educational video! He is so cool as well 😊
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Thank you!!
@ahrulered
@ahrulered 7 лет назад
Love this vid!
@Mikaela_Westmt
@Mikaela_Westmt 6 лет назад
See, the thing about the Japanese language is that there are literally hundreds of ways to say one thing or a sentence unlike most other languages, which is why Japanese is so difficult to learn especially for newbies.
@carinamurillo2150
@carinamurillo2150 6 лет назад
I learned so much from this video. Thanks 👍😊
@lynnabug5523
@lynnabug5523 5 лет назад
See how cool this guy is..! Thanks Gareth for sharing that !! And thanks to your Japanese You Tube colleague.
@blakesolang1491
@blakesolang1491 7 лет назад
One of my FAVORITE countries and cultures I've had the pleasure of experiencing. Hopefully you enjoyed/are enjoying your time!
@loveb1790
@loveb1790 7 лет назад
Thank you for very educational video. 😄❤️
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Thank you for watching!!
@melekjarraya5064
@melekjarraya5064 7 лет назад
i m already a student .. learning from Yuta sensei , and i m so eager to watch more and more of these videos to learn Japanese and lets see who learns faster and better :p Good luck :D
@MujjOMusic
@MujjOMusic 7 лет назад
I love every video of you bro its awesome you post about a japanese culture and life style and i love japan.
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Me too! Thank you for watching.
@gifirst1
@gifirst1 7 лет назад
Fun video, Gareth! :D
@Warbzz
@Warbzz 7 лет назад
great video This is very helpful, I will be going japan in a month
@wholeNwon
@wholeNwon 7 лет назад
Great fun! Very patient teacher.
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Haha, very patient indeed!
@wholeNwon
@wholeNwon 7 лет назад
Oh, I didn't intend that to be a denigrating comment. You were doing much better than I would have and I usually pick up other languages pretty well.
@fokkwasabi
@fokkwasabi 7 лет назад
Dude this is awesome!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
I appreciate it Eduardo!
@Edgesofearth
@Edgesofearth 7 лет назад
- Wicked. I did a video very similar to this about 1 month ago. But, with Vietnamese. It was us trying to pronounce each others chosen words. It will edit it and upload in like like 4 months from now lol
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Haha, I'll have to check that out!
@wingbutler
@wingbutler 7 лет назад
This is so entertaining. :D
@reginafernan13
@reginafernan13 7 лет назад
haha! cool video/tutorial. Good to know basic words that will come in handy. :)
@pamelaangulo9660
@pamelaangulo9660 7 лет назад
Hi, Gareth! I'm a second level Japanese student and I wanted to congratulate you for your enthusiasm and great pronunciation. Also, I noticed some mistakes in spelling with two words: gozimas and suimasen, the first one is gozaimasu and the second one is sumimasen. p.d. Your videos are awesome 😆
@tcnfilmmakingintokyo2110
@tcnfilmmakingintokyo2110 7 лет назад
That was fun! Thanks!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Thanks for watching!
@marissaballoging5928
@marissaballoging5928 5 лет назад
Oh'this is great very informative, helpful andintertaining I love it. Japanese are very disciplined people that's thz reason why Japan is the most progressive country in Asia,love their attitude.
@HanabiraKage
@HanabiraKage 7 лет назад
As someone who's been studying Japanese for a little over 5 years now, I have to say that you learn really, really fast. For example, the syllable "tsu" usually gives people a hell of a lot of trouble when they first come across it because we just don't have anything like it in English, but you got it (or at least, sufficiently close) within a few attempts. I'd recommend signing up for a formal course in Japanese if you're serious about learning from the ground up, and then complement that by consulting native speakers like Yuta.
@MrKelewan
@MrKelewan 3 года назад
Excellent piece. Loved it thoroughly, but just one critism...where's the link in the description for the second video???
@Mikaela_Westmt
@Mikaela_Westmt 6 лет назад
"Oh Scotty" just killed me!!! Boy that was too much, LMAO!!!
@yoshibeckham
@yoshibeckham 7 лет назад
Oh I LOVE your videos!!!!!! (I just found out about you and started subscribing!!!!! )Have you been to Osaka yet!? That's my city, and have you leaned about the difference between Osaka people and Tokyo people?
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Osaka video coming up on Friday!! Thank you so much for watching!!
@repairman99
@repairman99 5 лет назад
Gareth san, Genki desu ka? Nice to watch you trying to learn survival Japanese. I lived in Japan for 5 years.
@MsPacificblue
@MsPacificblue 7 лет назад
Interesting, i didnt know there's a "degree" of politeness in Japan.
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
I didn't know either Therese, I have learned so much during my time here! Thank you for watching.
@codyzeik1937
@codyzeik1937 6 лет назад
Therese Skalstad every language is like that rofl
@Mjamar
@Mjamar 7 лет назад
I'd like Yuta to explain why he says shi instead of yon and shichi instead of nana, i learnt it that way
@YEBISU38
@YEBISU38 6 лет назад
I don't know if you still want the answer, but there are more than one way to read Japanese kanji, and all of them are categorized as "on" or "kun". Yuta said all numbers in "on". If you want to say numbers in "kun", it will be "hi, fu, mi, yo, itsu, mu, nana, ya, koko(no)". You can say 4 and 7 in both ways, though there are some occasions in which one of them is more preferable than the other.
@yumimizusawa8703
@yumimizusawa8703 6 лет назад
This is good 👌🏻
@christopherrogers3069
@christopherrogers3069 6 лет назад
Gareth as a Spanish speaker did you find Japanese phonetically similar?
@jerome6578
@jerome6578 5 лет назад
Lmao with the subtitles lol. Enjoying your Japanese trip as well bruh.
@suntharisoriano8419
@suntharisoriano8419 6 лет назад
Good sensei👍👍👍👍
@coisalinda2424
@coisalinda2424 7 лет назад
Leonardo você é simplesmente genial
@kaguth
@kaguth 6 лет назад
Ken Tanaka has a great video about how to say no without speaking a word.
@revaholic
@revaholic 6 лет назад
Gareth is seriously attractive, and a good learner. Yuta's a fantastic teacher. When I watch this though, for some reason I just keep thinking about the genetic differences between Asian and European men. They look so damned different!
@LuisPerez-tt2nl
@LuisPerez-tt2nl 5 лет назад
thank you I hope you are well . I love you people Japan is a great country .I race Japan Bike. work at Honda I enjoyed been around the Japanese people thank you for your classes of Japanese speaking
@awkwardaquamarine19
@awkwardaquamarine19 6 лет назад
I love this! Wish I saw this video when I was in Japan. ^_^
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 6 лет назад
Next time Pam! : )
@awkwardaquamarine19
@awkwardaquamarine19 6 лет назад
I'm subscribed to both of your channels now and learning more about Japan and the language every day. Thanks for inspiring me. Keep it up! 💚
@akapantsusenpai181
@akapantsusenpai181 5 лет назад
I just came across this channel. You picked up Japanese pretty quickly. I wonder if you've retained it. I like how Yuta focused on the clothes in the last phrase "sono fuku ii ne," because "style" in Japanese means "body" or "figure." Instead of complimenting a woman on her clothes, you'd be complimenting her on her body.
@Shinobi_sac
@Shinobi_sac 7 лет назад
The "excuse m"e I've always been taught is Su-mi-ma-sen, although the annotation said Su-i-ma-sen?
@grog159
@grog159 7 лет назад
Sumimasen is correct in the sense that people will understand what you mean, but nobody actually says it.
@0ptriX
@0ptriX 7 лет назад
Yuta's got a video that explains this: www.yutaaoki.com/blog/jwy-suimasen-vs-sumimasen
@kwicksandz
@kwicksandz 7 лет назад
wow thanks for this link. im in tokyo right now and i have noticed nobody actually says sumimasen. it seems like almost nothing that i learnt in the textbook is actually used in day to day conversation =(
@audelsalazar1962
@audelsalazar1962 6 лет назад
One correction you need to seriously make: It's pronounced "su-mi-ma-sen". Other than that, I really enjoyed the video. You are the perfect Western student Gareth and I will definitely show this video to anyone wanting to learn Japanese for the first time. Great job teaching Japanese Yuta and highlighting the importance of formality but also the importance of body language and facial expressions. This video was spot on!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 6 лет назад
Thank you for the correction, noted!
@GrayLemons
@GrayLemons 6 лет назад
This was not a mistake. It is in fact pronounced, "Su-i-ma-sen" However, You can also say "Sumimasen" but most Japanese people do not actually use the latter, which is why teachers are now usually teaching "suimasen".
@farcleo
@farcleo 7 лет назад
HAHA you make learning Japanese really fun
@HA-iy3ug
@HA-iy3ug 5 лет назад
I'm a native Japanese and I thought Yuta made a little mistake in his lecture. He explained "suimasen" as a translation of "Excuse me", but I think , strictly speaking, it's not correct. chigai masu. It is, "suMimasen". You need one more m in it. This mistake is very common even for Japanese people, so they would understand if you said "suimasen". Yuta wanted to teach Gareth and you useful practical Japanese words and "suimasen" sometimes sounds more casual than "sumimasen" so he was correct in a sense. However I wanted you to know genuine Japanese. I'm really glad if you love my country and its language. So good luck with your learning it, I'm really looking forward to seeing you in Tokyo Olympic games 2020, or Osaka Universal Exposition 2025! Sorry for my bad English.
@zanderhamilton7908
@zanderhamilton7908 5 лет назад
Don't apologize, your English is on point!
@taylor-dc4cf
@taylor-dc4cf 6 лет назад
I saw Yuta in the thumbnail and immediately clicked👌🏻
@coisalinda2424
@coisalinda2424 7 лет назад
Nice 👍🏽
@babyblue7798
@babyblue7798 5 лет назад
That Gareth esta guapo!
@bryanbullifer8979
@bryanbullifer8979 6 лет назад
I'm also learning lol 😂👍🏽
@nasmeskartz9149
@nasmeskartz9149 6 лет назад
16:35 ikimashou is the correct way to spell it in romanji, when shi combine with ya/yu/yo, you wont pronounce "i", it became sha/shu/sho, this doesn't apply to combinations of ki, which will became kya/kyu/kyo, some example: kaisha (company), nihonshu (Japanese's alcohol), shogun (whatever it is lol)
@mochalex
@mochalex 6 лет назад
すごい!
@bonitabakrie4888
@bonitabakrie4888 6 лет назад
Sugoii yo ne! 😄
@user-xx7pg3vw9k
@user-xx7pg3vw9k 6 лет назад
If someone pulls you from a burning car, thus saving your life...then you would use 'Doumo arigato gozaimasu'.
@andrek.2786
@andrek.2786 3 года назад
This is really late, but I have a question. Can you also use ”jaa, mata!” when saying goodbye to a friend?
@peherosemperfidelis3592
@peherosemperfidelis3592 7 лет назад
o.O .. Yuta said: "Besser, besser". This is german for better, better. Does he also learn german? Your videos are really good I hope to see more of your lessons soon ;-) Greetings from Germany
@arata35_
@arata35_ 7 лет назад
Haha that's actually an interesting view. But, no. I don't know exactly in which part of the video he says that, but yeah, I think actually he meant to say "better" in English WITH his Japanese accent. It's like how there's a slang for "thank you" in Japanese. Instead of saying "arigatou", people will say "sankyuu" (to their inner circles or groups) which pronounced almost like "thank you" but changing the "th" sound into "s" sound. That's just how Japanese people tongues work, I guess. :)
@sub4rctic
@sub4rctic 6 лет назад
I don't think He speaks german, but he does speak spanish.
@theyhaventfedmesince
@theyhaventfedmesince 6 лет назад
Say good morning every time. If anyone asked, tell them that we need to have that morning spirit at anytime possible
@ToruYonekura
@ToruYonekura 5 лет назад
"日本語でおk" means "It's ok to speak Japanese"
@LeviSaint
@LeviSaint 5 лет назад
is this what Ultra-Man said when he was asked "JUUUJUUUJUJUJUUUJUUJU"??? on the Internet in Japan?
@haninraisouni5954
@haninraisouni5954 4 года назад
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@alfonsoperez4474
@alfonsoperez4474 7 лет назад
Yuta has alot of patience. Or atleast it looks like he does.
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Haha, he really does Alfonso!
@yumimizusawa8703
@yumimizusawa8703 6 лет назад
Is Yuta from Kansas? I'm sure. The way he says Fuku in Kantou it means Luck. It's different accent.
@angel108638
@angel108638 6 лет назад
I'm going to Japan in 5 months. Your videos are literally my guide so I don't completely look like a Buffoon.
@-KMA-
@-KMA- 4 года назад
I heard the Japanese are very express, like they don’t have Japanese words for some words and just use expressions. Is that correct?
@lunarsun7712
@lunarsun7712 6 лет назад
14:58 Welcome to another ASMR videos guys
@kbdrand
@kbdrand 6 лет назад
Where can I get that shirt?
@tohopes
@tohopes 7 лет назад
1:35 Is that a Google cafe or MK?
@natespringer9934
@natespringer9934 6 лет назад
8:41 Just fyi for anyone new to Japanese it's spelled gozaimasu not gozimasu
@pom3222
@pom3222 6 лет назад
Gosh Yuta has freakishly long fingers like when he's doing the counting!!! Lol
@chefjoeyc
@chefjoeyc 6 лет назад
Key tip many Japanese may not speak English well but they can read it which means you can get away with typing on your phone in a pinch
@noraneko8242
@noraneko8242 6 лет назад
What is the difference ''suimasen'' and ''sumimasen''?
@rj5485
@rj5485 7 лет назад
There's different ways to saying certain numbers like 4 and 7...
@Ben-Beck
@Ben-Beck 6 лет назад
Ich liebe Japanies
@sheilahiggins6427
@sheilahiggins6427 7 лет назад
It was a little funny when Yuta was saying Gareth's name over and over until he got it right and then Gareth calls Yuta Yutar !!
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Haha, I did? Never caught that (shhh, neither did he) 😉
@sub4rctic
@sub4rctic 6 лет назад
Gareth. Garef? Gareth. Garef? GarETH. Garef? Gareth. Garef? Gareth. GareFTH? Perfect.
@gaplauche
@gaplauche 5 лет назад
@@GarethLeonard It sounds like you're saying Yutah, like Utah. :D
@lillydejesus9510
@lillydejesus9510 7 лет назад
How could you remember
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
I had to watch this many times! haha
@egeoeoeoeoe
@egeoeoeoeoe 5 лет назад
polite buffer :,D
@HANSMKAMP
@HANSMKAMP 5 лет назад
8:35 On Tokyo Haneda when I was about to have a flight back home, I hear often ございまああああああああす (gozaimaaaaaaaaasu). Why do the vendors do that?
@rachelenglishoke4857
@rachelenglishoke4857 6 лет назад
This is one of the many things driving me nuts in Japan. Japanese speakers think M and N are the same, even though they know they're not. Just ask Mr. Mori if you can call him Mr. Nori. And the answer isn't 'mo.' Believe me, a little late now, but nobody closes their lips when they say konichiwa. I love your other videos, but I had to end this one early--hits too close to home. ;)
@kirk6895
@kirk6895 6 лет назад
Oh Scotty 😂
@rickyfoos4185
@rickyfoos4185 5 лет назад
I thought "chotto" was also commonly used to say no.
@PLNKYELLOWBLACK
@PLNKYELLOWBLACK 6 лет назад
So helpful, I’m learning Japanese and I don’t want to sound like a drunk frat boy tryna speak Japanese
@Ben-Beck
@Ben-Beck 6 лет назад
koer wa ii desune
@tyamada21
@tyamada21 7 лет назад
Not like me when I was in Tokyo and told a lady she looked dreadful, when I thought that I was admiring her good looks LOL
@GarethLeonard
@GarethLeonard 7 лет назад
Ouch! Lol
@fayis4everlove
@fayis4everlove 7 лет назад
Beautiful Cinnamon Roll Too Good For This World, Too Pure .. I'm done. Kbye!
@YouTubeIsAssHo
@YouTubeIsAssHo 6 лет назад
Why are most of the subs spelt wrong?
@usinity9019
@usinity9019 7 лет назад
it sounds like he's calling Yuta, Utah lol
@Tomsawyerspit
@Tomsawyerspit 5 лет назад
Just wanted to say , that looking at the thumbnail, the guy next to you looks like Bruce Lee. Till you actually watch. Total Bruce haircut.
@RiderInHell
@RiderInHell 6 лет назад
So, do you still remember everything? x'D It's easy to learn a word/words and phrase/phrases, but it's harder to retain them in your mind to be able to remember later. Also, one thing is learn a few words or phrases. But you don't actually know their meaning, because you don't know the basics. If you are in a casual conversation and want to say another thing, even if it's similar, you get stuck. Because you aren't actually learning the language. You're just learning some words to help you in your visit.
@Bradgilliswhammyman
@Bradgilliswhammyman 6 лет назад
Japanese is a tough language to learn. The problem is that the Japanese you hear on the street is nothing like what you hear in a class room setting or from a textbook. 1. Japanese people use regional "slang", Osakan's will use different slang than Tokyo citizens. 2. You need a fine ear to pick apart the ending syllables and some of the more difficult tongue twister words. Now put all these together in a sentence or compound sentence....good luck.
@heinzmustermann8416
@heinzmustermann8416 5 лет назад
Well the same goes for almost all the other languages (english is one of those that doesn't have it). E.g. an Italian person from sicily won't understamd a person from venice when they speak in their native dialect.
@Tomsawyerspit
@Tomsawyerspit 5 лет назад
Gareff
@Spartacus547
@Spartacus547 5 лет назад
If you pay attention to some anime you would learn at least the basics of how to say, hello, good morning please , thank you if you really pay attention to the characters you even figure out the proper use cases of each one phrasing and where to use them🤓 but I would stick to and drama, not comedy or Iche its funny but thats how Japanese people conduct themselves in public🤔 *normally
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