"U" and "A" are the same to Japanese people GG buo coo swaaag meeen If you want to download my album, try these links! (FOR FREE!) SoundCloud / soras-full-album DropBox www.dropbox.co...
Tsukkomi. ... *NO I WILL NOT RAN-* You see this type of humour is common in Japanese media and according to a quick google search is a traditional style of comedy that's basically like two stand-up comedians trading jokes. However, in my observations of how Tsukkomis are in the Web novels and Anime I consume, it basically goes down to the simple structure of There's one or more people spewing absurd or atleast non-standard things and another person or people stating how that's not the case. A funny man and a straight man if you will. Anyways just wanted to share my limited knowledge on this because I think it's funny and more people should know what it is.
Random but this reminded me of that scene from A Little Princess where Miss Minchin gets the idea that Sara doesn't want to learn french when the girl was actually just trying to explain to her that she's already fluent 🤦
The “Well, because I’m a virgin” made me laugh so much. The fact that the kid was repeating everything that the teacher was saying made this even funnier.
I could never get “Ra ri ru re ro” correct until a teacher showed me diagrams of what my tongue is supposed to be doing. Even then I still struggle with hearing the difference between English “La” and Japanese “Ra”
As Asian who studied English i kinda understand.... As example the way Asian and European/American spell "R" is kinda different.... "R" spelling in Asian feels heavy because it sticking your tongue to the roof of your mouth and feel the vibration making it clear "R" voice while in European/American they didn't touched the roof the mouth and sound smooth so sometime you could mistake it as "L" if you didn't studied English properly...
@@sobatmedhok1306 Well, as a European, and as far as I know, the soft R you described is a common thing from the English language (and some other European languages), but in the romanic languages, for example, we don't have that sound, we just do the hard R instead. I didn't do any research, so this might be inaccurate
I used to know an Indonesian girl and she used to say shit instead if sit...i get what you mean, even years later I still hear the wrong pronunciation whenever I think of that word -. -
My wife speaks Portuguese - when she was first learning English she had some common problems. She confused "take", "get", and "put". She pronounced i like ee (beach like bitch, or reversed it like fit instead of feet). Anyway one day there was a document she wanted me to sign, so she casually walked into the kitchen where I was with my friends and announced that she "took a shit on the bed" for me.
Lol! If I was one of your friends, I don't think I would have been able to hold in my laughter. Like bro, I didn't know you were married to Amber Heard 😂
I like how there’s always one guy trying to be the voice of reason and nobody ever listens, relatable for sure lol hilarious as always, great work!! Thank you! 😆❤️
*_The "F" word caught me off-guard._* *_Yes, the U and A have a thick confusion in the A-I-U-E-O one (The long and short rule does not apply in Japanese)._*
@@jurajojo2543 *_The long and short rule is applied for English vowels. An example is if you want to say "short A", it will be pronounced as "Ah"._* *_If you want "long A", it will sound like "Ey"._*
Sora, I love your videos. They have been helping me cope with insomnia and anxiety. I'm finally getting better and your videos did contribute to this, along with other factors of course. Keep being amazing bro :)
I actually read “ I got a fact” in my own accent, having comprehensions that I might have been saying it wrong all these years, only for my anxiety level started to kicking in. But then I realized it’s all coolio, either way, you’re videos never stop giving me plenty of nutritions passions to consume. And if you’re wondering what is my mother language, it’s actually arabic! :)
Personally find engrishu adorable,ngl. Like that’s gotta be how people who speak weeb sound to Japanese people. Idk it just sounds cute to me the accent. And cute as in Awh, not Simp cute. Feel I need to clarify that lol.
I wasn't ready. Thank you for this video -- you packed so much into it. *_Deen._* So, these English-speaking people are watching old rap movies? I loved this and will return when I'm more awake. I'd laugh, miss the next part, and need to keep rewinding. Your commitment to emphatic gesturing is genuinely coo, buo! (When I was able to look at YT, this was the first thing I saw in my feed: "What They Discovered In A Dead Camel Shocked The World!" I really don't need to know about that. I need quality huacking content like yours. Thank you for the laughs and happenis.🥰) 🐾 🗾😂📏🧠✔ᵀʰᵃⁿᵏ ʸᵒᵘ (🚫🔎👻🐫🤢ᴾˡˢ ⁿᵒᵒᵒᵒ)
@@Remedies89 😊 I get recommended some random vids. I think cw issues are affecting many, and they're having to change up their content. They make videos like the camel one, or react to those videos. It makes me feel bad for them. YT'ing is hard!🥺 🌸~❤️❤️❤️~
I really hope so, hasnt he talked about the possibility of getting there in a stream before? Plus garnt said there is gonna be a few guest episodes, kinda far-fetched but lowkey and highkey want Sora to be there
Lol this is embarrassing me to say where it took Sora saying "Deeeen" 5 times for me to finally understand the exact word he was trying to say. I was trying to find out the right meaning of the word "den" to finally realize that Sora is saying "Darn it" 😂
@@synchron1098 it was Damm but I wanted to try and be family friendly on Sora's channel. "Damm" is the street language usage while "darn it" is more formal and polite. If I saw "Deng" then I knew Sora would mean "Dang" 🙂
Darn it? Uh.. I don’t think he’s saying darn it. It’s got to be damn. He’s trying to sound like a cool American, not a midwestern square. Darn it, gosh, golly, gee whiz, I don’t think these have been exported
Lol, this reminds me when I was studying English and someone was asked to read a passage from a text book, the word "fact" was there a few times and the person reading kept saying it wrong like in this video and my friend and I almost got kicked out of class for laughing so much, we couldn't breath hahaha
Fun sounds the same as a Fan, im a native spanish speaker from mexico and translating that to spanish and im starting to think japanese people thinks Fan equals fun 🤣🤣🤣
wait sora, when you said "show me your skills" you sounded like you were about to rap. you can rap bruh? and you never told us? o she, that's fact up homie... tell us when your mix tape drop though. "sora da troll: you got me cringed up yo"
1:12 this reminds me of whenever someone messages me online in Japanese, and reading the message it's clearly from a novice who's accidentally writing complete word-soup. but being self-aware of my own terrible japanese, i force myself to imagine whoever messaged me is a nihonjin speaking too well for me to understand. it happens a lot in my circles and is really similar, tbh ”わーお！かっこいい！へんたいお兄さん！君なのでぇー～” ”日本に住んでばかりなので日本語はまだちょっと汗”
0:30 lol dont worry there's the equivalent to foreigners learning japanese because of anime. They also speak like a very exaggerated amine character 😂 with 4-5 japanese words
Objectively incorrect. It has the GDP of a small country and has more attractions within driving radius than most places in the contiguous states. Sounds like you just don’t like something else about California.
@@DrkTide7 dude, almost every attraction in California can be visited in florida. California is dirty, full of decaying cars, buildings, homes, and unfortunate homelessness. Crackheads line the streets of every major city and the prices to live anywhere are so fucking high that the homeless would RATHER live in tents on the street than try to rent an apartment. California is an absolute hell hole, and if you think otherwise, you must be a rich Californian. Or just rich.
