Slow & Easy Japanese Conversation Practice – Learn Japanese
Following the English audio, the Japanese audio will be played. The audio will be played 3 times. By listening to the audio on repeat many times, the phrases you have learned will remain in your head.
Do you want to become able to speak Japanese fluently? If so, try reading aloud along with the video and audio! If you repeatedly practice, the phrases and vocabulary you have remembered will begin coming out of your mouth naturally.
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I am Japanese. I am happy to know that many foreigners are learning Japanese. I will do my best to study English.(^o^)丿
I’m going Japan in 2-3 years in exchange so I wanted to learn but I realized no other method for learning works better for me than listening. And that’s exactly how I learned English cause when I was a baby my parents would talk French mostly (my first language, Canadian) but a lot of English and by just listening and watching I learned in a year or so. That’s why I say I was kind born knowing English because since birth I knew it. After I can hold a basic conversation I’ll get to learn to write which is quite easy for me but I’m still practising
I use this movie to learn in english,
because I am a japanese.
Pretty good! It would be better if you could write which sentences are polite and which are casual for beginners to Japanese.
I’m moving to Japan as soon as the virus calms down a bit because my mom and dad got a job there so I’m practicing
Yup learn the hiragana alpahbet and basics. Move up from there. I also read the learning how to read and write in Japanese is hard so idk of that will help you in your journey
Very easy to understand thanks
私はドイツ人です。
家で３年勉強してきました、学校に行きません。
勉強するのが好きです。
いつか、日本に行きたいです。
でも少しだけ日本語が話せます。
If I said anything wrong there, please correct me! I’m still learning, on my own, without a teacher.
I’m trying to learn a little Japanese so I can speak to an exchange student at my school ?
This mans voice, diction, details format is PHENOMENAL AND AMAZING.. Please tell me he has done MORE Easy Japanese practice videos? WOW He is awesome!
Thank you so much for this simple tutorial,its so easy to follow and very clear, it really helps me understand more of Nihonggo, im just a beginner so this one is so helpful! ❤ Arigatou!!
I’m having a short stay in Japan and your tutorials have been really helpful. I listen & repeat them nonstop ?❤️
Wednesday, July 17, 2019. This time I found the best video to learn phrases in Japanese which are presented in the video with a man that gives time to catch the words he is pronouncing. I noticed that there are some ways to pronounce the words suppressing one or two letters that I usually pronounced in isolated words like “u” in “su” that when pronounced in the sentence the “u” sound is suppressed and goes ahead as an “sss” or something like this. But anyway, I really liked the time the man takes to pronounce the sentences given me, the watcher, more time to understand Japanese the way it is spoken by the people of Japan, well!! I learned that in Japan there are some Prefectures or regions where some dialects of the language are spoken but those areas of Japan may not be frequented by occasional visitors. I am so happy now that I will celebrate it preparing a “Margarita” with tequila, lemon sugar, and salt and enjoyed this personal celebration. Maybe I will say to myself “Kanpai” or something like this. Long live that beautiful country with all its people that are full of cheerfulness
and hospitability for the visitors to the country. I wish to Japan PEACE AND HAPPINESS FOREVER.
Love this! I love that his voice is pleasing and that he is speaking slowly. Also find the written parts help a lot. Thank you
I am Japanese.I usually study English on this channel.
I want to know how it sounds
Oof dude, if you want to know how English actually sounds I’d suggest you watch English speaking YouTubers since there’re a lot of them. This is a robot text to speech voice and you’ll sound weird if you talk like this ?
こんいちわ（＾∇＾I see well I’m trying to learn Japanese.
Your videos are not only extremely useful, they are also very pleasant to watch. Thank you!!!
Yay, I’m learning this bc when I’m an adult I wanna move to Japan (still got a few years left, but better to learn the language sooner than later!!)
The best thing is that finally someone is speaking SLOwLY!!!!
I’m studying Japanese at the moment. This video is really effective for me.
I hope all the foreigners watching this video will be able to speak Japanese well. Keep learning!!
yes … this lesson will help us … alot
ありがとうございます！
Understanding Japanese sentence structures will help you understand individual words and will help with your memorisation in the long run, there are loads of short videos on YouTube explaining them ^.^