Japanese Reacts to Akidearest Speaking Japanese 

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Mixing politeness levels is the equivalent of "Greetings sir, sup? I do hope this day finds you well and totes ballin dawg. It has been a pleasure to make your acquaintance fam."

The problem with leaning a language in a classical classroom setting is you're basically learning how to translate from your native language into the language youre trying to speak, instead of just reaching the goal of speaking it as if it were your native language. You end up speaking slower and sometimes have to try and translate in your head mid conversation or think of certain grammar rules to form a sentence. As someone who learned french for a little more than a decade in a classroom setting I can say that it really isn't a good way to learn a language at all and for the vast majority of people will not result in fluency. We really need to rethink how humans acquire language and change how it's taught in school, I think it's super important for everyone to at least speak 2 languages fluently but sadly people think language learning is just like trying to learn math.

I always love how he can smoothly transition to promoting his Japanese learning lessons

To be fair Aki learned Japanese VERY fast. I think she did great for the amount of time she has been studying.

1. missing "nyan" at the end of each sentence. 2. lack of tentacles. 3. needs maid/bunny/nurse cosplay to be truly representative

she’s learning so please be kind and understanding to her in the comments. i’m sure he didn’t make the video to shame her but to help teach.

I'd love to see you do a breakdown of the way Inugami Korone from Hololive speaks. She's probably got the most unique sounding Japanese accent/dialect I've ever heard.

I would bet having a boyfriend who speaks perfect japanese helps quite a lot in mastering the language.

My take away is NEVER speak a foreign language on RU-vid

I would use " メッセージ " ("messēji") instead of "Line", as it's a more general term, which can be used both for Line conversations and SMS or other platforms, etc.

“She ended each sentence properly, but in Japanese we prefer NOT ending sentences properly “

Super helpful! Im going to check out the other videos for sure

This is really interesting Yuta!! I love this style of video.

me encantan estos nuevos tipos de videos explicando la correcta y natural forma de hablar, PORFAVOR CONTINUA HACIENDO MAS YUTA! gracias!

Thank you very much!!! This was really helpful

I actually learned a LOT from just this one video, Yuta! Please keep doing these types of videos, it's a great way for us to learn! I also didn't even know you had a second channel :O I'm subscribing right now!

This video was super helpful! I felt like I am at a similar level in Japanese as Aki, so all the tips you gave were so applicable!

Even though i am not studying japanese i think you do so much for people who want to learn japanese culture and lauguage. Also we need more people like you to benefit our individual communities.

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