The bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki - Let's talk about it in Japanese | 日本語でも話そう

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I've been wanting to do a series like for this a few years now, and here we are, finally taking the first step. Thanks for bearing with me as I re-adjust to longer form content and a new editing software!
Other topics I'll be covering in this series are about First Nations people of North America and LGBTQ+. Have other topics you'd like covered? Let me know in the comments!
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@whiteblueization 11 месяцев назад

I liked the video idea and content! Fortunately I knew most of the words since I am studying for N1 right now. Valuable information nonetheless, thank you

@kokorocommunications 10 месяцев назад

That's awesome you're studying for the N1! 頑張ってください！

@kokorocommunications 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for bearing with me as I adjust to longer form content! Here's the list of vocabulary from the video: 原子爆弾（げんしばくだん/genshibakudan) - atomic bomb 原爆（げんばく/genbaku) - atomic bomb 記念日（きねんび/kinenbi) - anniversary or memorial day 被爆者（ひばくしゃ/hibakusha) - bomb victim(s) 後遺症（こういしょう/kōishō) - after effect(s) 核兵器（かくへいき/kakuheiki) - nuclear weapon(s) or nuclear arms 第二次世界大戦（だいにじせかいたいせん/daijini sekai taisen) - WW2 命を失う（いのちをうしなう/inochi o ushinau) - to lose a life/lives 亡くなる（なくなる/nakunaru) - to pass away 原爆投下（げんばくとうか/genbaku tōka), 原爆を落とす（ばくだんをおとす /genbaku o otosu) - dropping of bomb(s), to drop bomb(s) 爆心地（ばくしんち/bakushinchi) - hypocenter 平和（へいわ/heiwa) - peace 犠牲者（ぎせいしゃ/giseisha) - victim(s) 悼む（いたむ/itamu) - to mourn 永遠（えいえん/eien) - forever 式典（しきてん/shikiten) - ceremony 各（かく/kaku) - each 唯一（ゆいいつ/yuiitsu) - only 実現（じつげん/jitsugen) - realization

@1polyron1 10 месяцев назад

I think an important part of learning is finding the right resources, and even though it seems you made this channel recently, I feel right at home. I've gotten to the point in my Japanese language learning journey where I need to learn more words and improve pronunciation and listening, so I decided to learn pitch accent as well: kill two birds with one stone. I randomly stumbled upon this beautiful channel and will use it as a valuable resource in my journey. Thank you for the presentation and informativeness that you bring. I can't wait for more!

@kokorocommunications 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this lovely comment! I really appreciate the feedback, and I'm glad you feel right at home. It is a relatively new channel and I have lots to learn still about video editing and more, but I hope to keep delivering informative and socially conscious content.

@rapidriver 11 месяцев назад

I thought 唯一 was pronounced "yui itsu" this entire time. XD I also pronounced 77年 as "shichijuu shichinen" instead of "nanajuu nananen"! It's so easy to mispronounce these when you read too much. This was an enjoyable video. ^_^

@kokorocommunications 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for your comment! The "yuiitsu" being prononced as "yuuitsu" is actually a fairly common phenomenon in Japanese pronunciation - I'll see if I can make a video on it in the near future to explain it and give some more examples! As for 77年 - "shichijuu shichi nen" is not wrong. I know the number 7 can be a little confusing sometimes since both "nana" and "shichi" are correct - though it can depend on the situation. I personally use "nana" more often, in part because it's less likely to get 7 and 1 confused by listeners. I have a Reel on IG that explains this in a little more detail, but it'll be out on RU-vid soon too!