Asia and Europe, seen differently
็ใใใใใใซใกใฏใใใใจใงใใ
minasan, konnichiwa. yoshito desu.
Hello everyone. I'm Yoshito.
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็ใใใใใใซใกใฏใใใใจใงใใ
minasan, konnichiwa. yoshito desu.
Hello everyone. I'm Yoshito.
ไปๆฅใฏใใขใธใขใจใจใผใญใใใๆฏในใฆใฟใใใจๆใใพใใ
kyou wa, ajia to yooroppa o kurabete mitai to omoimasu.
Today I'd like to compare Asia and Europe.
ๅใฏไปใพใงใๆฅๆฌใใคใฎใชในใใใฉใณในใ้ๅฝใใใผใฉใณใใซไฝใใ ใใจใใใใพใใ
boku wa ima made, nihon, igirisu, furansu, kankoku, poorando ni sun da koto ga arimasu.
So far I've lived in Japan, England, France, Korea, and Poland.
ใงใไปใฏๅฐๆนพใซไฝใใงใใพใใ
de, ima wa taiwan ni sunde imasu.
And now I live in Taiwan.
ใขใธใขใใจใผใญใใใซไฝใใงใใฆใใใใใชๆๅใฎ้ใใซๆฐใฅใใใจใใใใพใใ
ajia, yooroppa ni sunde kite, ironna bunka no chigai ni kizuku koto ga arimasu.
Having lived in Asia and Europe, I've noticed a lot of cultural differences.
ใชใฎใงไปๆฅใฏใจใผใญใใใจใขใธใขใฎ้ใใซใคใใฆ่ฉฑใใใใจๆใใพใใ
na no de kyou wa yooroppa to ajia no chigai ni tsuite hanashitai to omoimasu.
So today I want to talk about the differences between Europe and Asia.
ไปๆฅใฏ้ใใฎไธญใงใใๆ้ใฎๆ่ฆใๆ้ใฎๆใๆนใ่ใๆนใซใคใใฆ่ฉฑใใฆใใใพใใ
kyou wa chigai no naka de mo, jikan no kankaku, jikan no kanjikata ya kangaekata ni tsuite hanashite ikimasu.
Today, among those differences, I'll talk about the sense of time, how people feel about time and think about it.
ใใกใใใขใธใขใฎไธญใงใๆฅๆฌใจ้ๅฝใจๅฐๆนพใฏ้ใใพใใใใจใผใญใใใงใใใฉใณในใใคใฎใชในใใใผใฉใณใใฏๆๅใ้ใใพใใ
mochiron ajia no naka de mo nihon to kankoku to taiwan wa chigaimasu shi, yooroppa de mo furansu, igirisu, poorando wa bunka ga chigaimasu.
Of course even within Asia, Japan, Korea and Taiwan are different, and in Europe too, France, England and Poland have different cultures.
ใใกใใใใใใ้ใใพใใ
mochiron sorezore chigaimasu.
Of course each one is different.
ใงใใใใใใใฎๅฝใฎในใใฌใชใฟใคใใใๅใฎ็ต้จใซใคใใฆใใ่ฉฑใใใพใใ
de mo, sorezore no kuni no sutereotaipu ya, boku no keiken ni tsuite mo ohanashi shimasu.
But I'll also talk about stereotypes for each country and about my own experiences.
ใใใใใใ๏ผใคใฎ้ ็ฎใ๏ผใคใฎใซใใดใชใผใซๅใใฆ่ชฌๆใใใใจๆใใพใใ
a, sore kara 3 tsu no koumoku, 3 tsu no kategorii ni wakete setsumei shitai to omoimasu.
Oh, and I'd like to explain it in three parts, three categories.
๏ผใค็ฎใฏ็ดๆใฎๆ้ใงใใญใ
1 tsume wa yakusoku no jikan desu ne.
The first one is the promised time.
็ใใใฏๅ้ใจ๏ผ๏ผๆใซไผใ็ดๆใใใใใไฝๆใซ่กใใพใใใ
minasan wa tomodachi to 12 ji ni au yakusoku o shitara, nan ji ni ikimasu ka.
If you promise to meet a friend at 12, what time would you go?
ใใฎ็ดๆใฎๅ ดๆใซไฝๆใซ่กใใพใใใ
sono yakusoku no basho ni nan ji ni ikimasu ka.
What time would you get to the meeting place?
ๅใ ใฃใใ๏ผ๏ผๆ๏ผ๏ผๅใ๏ผ๏ผๆ๏ผ๏ผๅใซ็ใใใใซใใพใใ
boku dattara 11 ji 50 bun, 11 ji 55 fun ni tsuku you ni shimasu.
In my case I'd try to arrive at 11:50 or 11:55.
ใชใฎใงใ็ดๆใฎๆ้ใฎ๏ผๅใ๏ผ๏ผๅๅใงใใญใ
na no de, yakusoku no jikan no 5 fun ka 10 bun mae desu ne.
So, five or ten minutes before the promised time.
็ดๆใฎๆ้ใซใคใใฆใฏๆฅๆฌใฏไธ็ชๅณใใใใใใใพใใใ
yakusoku no jikan ni tsuite wa nihon wa ichiban kibishii ka mo shiremasen.
When it comes to promised times, Japan might be the strictest.
ใใกใใๆฅๆฌใงใ้ ใใฆใๅคงไธๅคซใงใใ
mochiron nihon de mo okurete mo daijoubu desu.
Of course in Japan too it's okay to be late.
ใงใ้ ใใใใชๆใฏๅ้ใซ้ฃ็ตกใใๆนใใใใจๆใใพใใ
de mo okure sou na toki wa tomodachi ni renraku shita hou ga ii to omoimasu.
But if you think you'll be late, I think you should contact your friend.
ๅใฏ้ฃ็ตกใใพใใญใ
boku wa renraku shimasu ne.
I do contact them.
ใใใไฝๅ้ ใใใใๅ้ใซLINEใจใFacebookใจใใงใกใใปใผใธใ้ใใพใใ
mou, nanibun okureru ka, tomodachi ni LINE to ka Facebook to ka de messeeji o okurimasu.
I send a message on LINE or Facebook or something, saying how many minutes late I'll be.
ใขใธใขใงใฏๆ้ใๅฎใไบบใๅคใๆฐใใใพใใ
ajia de wa jikan o mamoru hito ga ooi ki ga shimasu.
I feel like in Asia there are a lot of people who keep to the time.
ใจใผใญใใใงใฏใกใใฃใจ้ ใใไบบใๅคใใใใใชใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
yooroppa de wa chotto okureru hito ga ooi n ja nai ka na to omoimasu.
In Europe I think there are a lot of people who are a little late.
ๅคๅ๏ผๅๅใ๏ผ๏ผๅๅใซๆฅใไบบใฏใใพใใใชใใจๆใใพใใ
tabun 5 fun mae, 10 bun mae ni kuru hito wa amari inai to omoimasu.
I don't think there are many people who come five or ten minutes early.
็นใซใใฉใณในใงใฏ้ ใใใฎใๆฎ้ใชใฎใใชใจๆใใพใใใ
tokuni furansu de wa okureru no ga futsuu na no ka na to omoimashita.
Especially in France I felt like being late was normal.
ๅใฎ็ต้จใงใใใฉใณในไบบใฎๅ้ใจใ้ ใใใใจใๅคใใฃใใงใใ
boku no keiken de mo furansunin no tomodachi to ka okureru koto ga ookatta desu.
In my experience too, my French friends were often late.
ใใใซ้ ใใๆนใใใใ้ ใใใฎใ็คผๅใใใใผใ ใฃใฆใใใใจใ่ใใพใใใ
sore ni okureru hou ga ii, okureru no ga reigi, manaa da tte iu koto o kikimashita.
And I heard that it's better to be late, that being late is polite, good manners.
็นใซๅ้ใฎๅฎถใงใใผใใฃใผใใใๆใฏใใใผใใฃใผใฎๆบๅใจใใใใชใใจใใใชใใฎใงใใพใ้ ใใๆนใใใใฃใฆ่จใใใพใใใ
tokuni tomodachi no ie de paatii o suru toki wa, paatii no junbi to ka o shinai to ikenai no de, ma, okureta hou ga ii tte iwaremashita.
Especially when having a party at a friend's house, they have to prepare for the party and stuff, so, well, I was told it's better to be late.
ใพใๅฎ้ใซๅใฎๅฎถใงใใใฉใณในใงใใผใใฃใผใใใๆใฏ้ ใใฆใใไบบใๅคใใฃใใงใใญใ
ma, jissai ni boku no ie de, furansu de paatii o suru toki wa okurete kuru hito ga ookatta desu ne.
Well, actually when I had parties at my house, in France, a lot of people came late.
ใพใๆฅๆฌไบบใจใใฆใฏใๆ้้ใใซๆฅใฆๆไผใฃใฆใใใๆนใใใใใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
ma, nihonnin to shite wa, jikan toori ni kite tetsudatte kureru hou ga arigatai na to omoimasu.
Well, as a Japanese person, I'd appreciate it more if people came on time and helped out.
๏ผใค็ฎใฏใ้ฃไบใฎๆ้ใงใใญใ
2 tsume wa, shokuji no jikan desu ne.
The second one is mealtimes.
ๅบๆฌ็ใซใขใธใขใฏใ้ฃไบใฎๆ้ใฏ็ญใใจๆใใพใใ
kihonteki ni ajia wa, shokuji no jikan wa mijikai to omoimasu.
Basically I think in Asia, mealtimes are short.
ใใใใใใจใผใญใใใฏ้ทใใจๆใใพใใญใ
sore kara, yooroppa wa nagai to omoimasu ne.
And in Europe I think they're long.
ๆฅๆฌใงใฏๅฑ ้ ๅฑใจใใใใฌในใใฉใณใจใใงใใพใใ้ ใ้ฃฒใฟใชใใ้ฃไบใใใใชใใใกใใฃใจๆ้ใใใใใจๆใใพใใ
nihon de wa izakaya to ka ii resutoran to ka de, ma, osake o nomi nagara shokuji o suru nara, chotto jikan ga kakaru to omoimasu.
In Japan at an izakaya or a nice restaurant, well, if you eat while drinking, I think it takes a bit of time.
ใงใๆฎ้ใ ใฃใใ็ญใๆนใใชใจๆใใพใใ
de mo futsuu dattara mijikai kata ka na to omoimasu.
But normally I think it's on the short side.
ๅใฎๅ ดๅใฏใๅฎถใ ใฃใใๅฎถๆใจ้ฃในใๆใใใๅใใใซ้ฃในใใฎใงใ้ฃไบใๆฉใๆธใฟใพใใญใ
boku no baai wa, ie dattara kazoku to taberu toki, mou shaberazu ni taberu no de, shokuji mo hayaku sumimasu ne.
In my case, at home when I eat with my family, we just eat without talking, so the meal is over quickly.
ๅใฎ็ต้จใงใฏใ้ฃไบใฎ็ญใใง่จใฃใใ้ๅฝใไธ็ชใใใใใพใใใ
boku no keiken de wa, shokuji no mijikasa de ittara kankoku ga ichiban ka mo shiremasen.
In my experience, when it comes to short meals, Korea might be number one.
ใใใๅ้ใจ้ฃในใซใใฌในใใฉใณใซ้ฃในใซ่กใฃใๆใจใใๆฌๅฝใซใใใใใฟใใชๆฉใ้ฃในใใใจใๅคใใฃใใชใจๆใใพใใ
un, tomodachi to tabe ni, resutoran ni tabe ni itta toki to ka, hontou ni, un, minna hayaku taberu koto ga ookatta na to omoimasu.
Yeah, when I went to restaurants to eat with friends, really, yeah, everyone often ate fast.
้ๅฝใงใฏใ้ฃไบใใใๅพใใซใใงใซ่กใ็ฟๆ ฃใใใใจๆใใพใใ
kankoku de wa, shokuji o shita ato, kafe ni iku shuukan ga aru to omoimasu.
In Korea, I think there's a habit of going to a cafe after eating.
ใพใๅใฎ็ต้จใงใฏใปใจใใฉใฎๅ ดๅใ๏ผ๏ผใใผใปใณใใ๏ผ๏ผใใผใปใณใใใใใฏใๅ้ใจใฌในใใฉใณใซ่กใใจใใใฎๅพใซใใงใซ่กใฃใฆใพใใใ
ma, boku no keiken de wa hotondo no baai, 80 paasento ka 90 paasento gurai wa, tomodachi to resutoran ni iku to, sono go kafe ni ittemashita.
Well, in my experience, in most cases, like 80 or 90 percent of the time, when I went to a restaurant with friends, we'd go to a cafe after.
ใงใใพใๆฉใ้ฃไบใใใฆใใใฎๅพใซใใงใงใใฃใใ่ฉฑใใใใฃใฆใใใใฟใผใณใๅคใใฃใใงใใ
de, maa hayaku shokuji o shite, sono go kafe de yukkuri hanashi o suru tte iu pataan ga ookatta desu.
So, well, the pattern was often to eat quickly and then talk slowly at a cafe.
ใฌในใใฉใณใฎใตใผใในใใใใๆฉใใฃใใงใใญใ้ๅฝใฏใ
resutoran no saabisu mo sugoku hayakatta desu ne, kankoku wa.
Restaurant service was really fast too in Korea.
ใฌในใใฉใณใฎไธญใซใฏใใใกใใฅใผใ๏ผใคใใใชใใฌในใใฉใณใจใใใใฃใฆใใใใใใใใฌในใใฉใณใฏใใๅธญใซๅบงใฃใ็ดๅพใซๆ็ใๆฅใใใใพใใ
resutoran no naka ni wa mou menyuu ga 1 tsu shika nai resutoran to ka mo atte, mou sou iu resutoran wa mou seki ni suwatta chokugo ni ryouri ga ki tari shimasu.
Some restaurants have only one item on the menu, and at those places the food comes right after you sit down.
ใชใฎใงใ้ๅฝใฎ้ฃไบใฏๆฌๅฝใซ็ญใใฃใใจๆใใพใใ
na no de, kankoku no shokuji wa hontou ni mijikakatta to omoimasu.
So I think meals in Korea were really short.
ใใใซๆฏในใใจใใจใผใญใใใฏ้ฃไบใฎๆ้ใฏ้ทใใชใใจๆใใพใใ
sore ni kuraberu to, yooroppa wa shokuji no jikan wa nagai naa to omoimasu.
Compared to that, I think mealtimes in Europe are long.
็นใซใใฉใณในใฏ้ทใใงใใใญใ
tokuni furansu wa nagai desu ka ne.
Especially in France, I guess.
ๅใฎ็ต้จใงใฏใๆฎ้ใฎ้ฃไบใงใ๏ผๆ้ใจใๆฎ้ใ ใฃใๆฐใใใพใใ
boku no keiken de wa, futsuu no shokuji de mo 1 jikan to ka futsuu datta ki ga shimasu.
In my experience, even a normal meal taking an hour felt normal.
ๅฎถใง้ฃในใๆใใๅ่ใใกใคใณใใใถใผใใฟใใใซใณใผในใซใชใฃใฆใใฎใงใใใใใใใ้ทใใชใๅๅ ใใชใจๆใใพใใ
ie de taberu toki mo, zensai, mein, dezaato mitai ni koosu ni natteta no de, un, sore mo nagaku naru gen'in ka na to omoimasu.
Even when eating at home, it was like a course with an appetizer, a main, and dessert, so yeah, I think that is part of why it gets long.
้ทใใชใ็็ฑใ ใจๆใใพใใ
nagaku naru riyuu da to omoimasu.
I think that is why it gets long.
ใใใซ็ตๆง่ฉฑใใพใใญใใใฉใณในไบบใฏ้ฃไบไธญใซใ
sore ni kekkou hanashimasu ne, furansunin wa shokujichuu ni.
And French people talk a lot during meals.
ๅใฏ้ฃในใชใใ่ฉฑใใฎใซๆ ฃใใฆใชใใฆใใกใใฃใจๅฐใใพใใใใฉใ
boku wa tabe nagara hanasu no ni naretenakute, chotto komarimashita kedo.
I was not used to talking while eating, so I had a bit of trouble with that.
ใใใๆฌๅฝใซใใฉใณในไบบใฏใใใในใใๆฅฝใใฟใชใใ้ฃไบใใใ็ฟๆ ฃใๆๅใใใใใ ใชใใจๆใใพใใใ
un, hontou ni furansunin wa oshaberi o tanoshimi nagara shokuji o suru shuukan, bunka ga aru n da naa to omoimashita.
Yeah, I really felt that French people have a habit, a culture of enjoying chatting while they eat.
ใคใฎใชในใจใใผใฉใณใใฏใใใฉใณในใใใใฏ็ญใใใฉใใขใธใขใใใฏ้ทใใใชใใใไธญ้ใใใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
igirisu to poorando wa, furansu yori ka wa mijikai kedo, ajia yori wa nagai ka na. mou chuukan gurai ka na to omoimasu.
England and Poland are shorter than France but longer than Asia, I guess. I think they are kind of in the middle.
ใพใใฌในใใฉใณใฎใตใผใในใฏใจใผใญใใใงใฏใไธ่ฌ็ใซใฏใกใใฃใจใใฃใใใ ใฃใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
ma, resutoran no saabisu wa yooroppa de wa, ippanteki ni wa chotto yukkuri datta ka na to omoimasu.
Well, I think restaurant service in Europe was generally a bit slow.
ๅบๅกใใใๅผใถใฎใซใใกใใฃใจๆ้ใใใใใชใใจๆใใพใใญใ
ten'insan o yobu no ni mo chotto jikan ga kakaru naa to omoimasu ne.
I feel it takes a bit of time just to get a server's attention.
ๆฅๆฌใ ใฃใใใใใใพใใใใฃใฆ่จใฃใฆใๅบๅกใใใๅผใถใใจใใงใใพใใใใใจ็ตๆงใใผใใซใซใใฟใณใใใฃใฆใใใฎใใฟใณใๆผใใจใๅบๅกใใใใใๆฅใฆใใใ
nihon dattara " suimasen " tte itte, ten'insan o yobu koto mo dekimasu shi, ato kekkou teeburu ni botan ga atte, sono botan o osu to, ten'insan ga sugu kite kureru
In Japan you can say excuse me to call a server, and there is often a button on the table, and when you press that button, a server comes right away,
ใฃใฆใใใใจใๅคใใจๆใใใงใใใฉใใใใพใใจใผใญใใใงใฏใชใใงใใใญใ
tte iu koto mo ooi to omou n desu kedo, anmari yooroppa de wa nai desu ka ne.
I think that is common, but there is not really that in Europe, is there.
ใ ใใใกใใฃใจๅบๅกใใใๅผใถใฎใซใๆ้ใใใใใใใจใใพใใใฃใใ้ฃไบใใใใฎใๆๅใๅฝใใๅใชใฎใงใ
da kara chotto ten'insan o yobu no ni mo jikan kakaru shi, ato, ma, yukkuri shokuji o suru no ga bunka, atarimae na no de,
So it takes time just to call a server, and well, eating slowly is the culture, it is normal, so
ๆฅใใงใตใผใในใใใใฟใใใช่ใๆนใฏใชใใฎใใชใจๆใใพใใ
isoide saabisu o suru mitai na kangaekata wa nai no ka na to omoimasu.
I wonder if there is no idea of hurrying up service.
ใใใใฎ่ใๆนใฎ้ใใฃใฆใใใฎใ๏ผใค็ฎใซ็นใใใใงใใใฉใใใฃใฑใ่ใๆนใฎ้ใใๆ้ใซๅฏพใใ่ใๆนใฎ้ใใ ใฃใใใ
a, sono kangaekata no chigai tte iu no ga 3 tsume ni tsunagaru n desu kedo, yappari kangaekata no chigai, jikan ni taisuru kangaekata no chigai dattari,
Oh, that difference in thinking leads to the third point, it is really a difference in thinking, a difference in how people think about time,
ใฉใคใในใฟใคใซใฎ้ใใๅคงใใใใใใชใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
raifusutairu no chigai ga ookii n ja nai ka na to omoimasu.
and I think differences in lifestyle are big.
ใใใขใธใขใงใฏใใใใฟใใชๅฟใใใใใใชใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
mou ajia de wa, mou minna isogashii n ja nai ka na to omoimasu.
In Asia, I think everyone is just busy.
็ใใใใใใใ็ฅใฃใฆใใจๆใใพใใใฉใๆฅๆฌใจใ้ๅฝใฏๅคๅๆ้ใไปไบใฎๆ้ใ็ตๆง้ทใใงใใ
minasan mo, un, shitteru to omoimasu kedo, nihon to ka kankoku wa kinmu jikan, shigoto no jikan ga kekkou nagai desu.
As you all, yeah, probably know, Japan and Korea have pretty long working hours.
ใจใผใญใใใจๆฏในใใจๆฌๅฝใซ้ทใใงใใ
yooroppa to kuraberu to hontou ni nagai desu.
They are really long compared to Europe.
ๅฟใใใใใ้ๅคใจใ่ฒทใ็ฉใจใใใใจ้ฃไบใจใใไฝใงใๆฉใใใใใใใชใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
isogashii kara, tsuukin to ka kaimono to ka, ato shokuji to ka mo nan de mo hayaku suru n ja nai ka na to omoimasu.
Because people are busy, I think they do everything quickly, commuting and shopping, and meals too.
ใ ใใใใใใชใตใผใในใจใใๆฉใใใใใจใ่ฏใใตใผใในใฟใใใช่ใๆนใใใใจๆใใพใใ
da kara ironna saabisu to ka mo hayaku suru koto ga yoi saabisu mitai na kangaekata ga aru to omoimasu.
So I think there is an idea that doing services quickly is good service.
้ใซใจใผใญใใใงใฏใใจใผใญใใไบบใฏใๅ้ใจใๅฎถๆใจใใฃใใๆ้ใ้ใใใฃใฆใใใฎใๅคงไบใซใใฆใใใใใชใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
gyaku ni yooroppa de wa, yooroppanin wa, tomodachi to ka kazoku to yukkuri jikan o sugosu tte iu no o daiji ni shiteru n ja nai ka na to omoimasu.
In Europe, on the other hand, I think Europeans value spending time slowly with friends and family.
ๅใฏๅไบบ็ใซใชใใๆฅใใ ใใจใ็ฆใฃใใใใใฎๅฅฝใใใใชใใฎใงใใจใผใญใใใฎใใใใใจใใใฏใใใ็ด ๆตใ ใชใจๆใใพใใ
boku wa kojinteki ni nan ka isoi dari to ka asettari suru no suki ja nai no de, yooroppa no sou iu tokoro wa sugoku suteki da na to omoimasu.
Personally I do not like rushing or hurrying, so I think that part of Europe is really wonderful.
ใพใใงใใใใใชใตใผใในใ้ ใใฎใงใใกใใฃใจไธไพฟใงใฏใใใพใใใญใ
ma, de mo ironna saabisu ga osoi no de, chotto fuben de wa arimasu yo ne.
Well, but all kinds of service is slow, so it is a bit inconvenient, right.
็ใใใฏใฉใๆใใพใใใ
minasan wa dou omoimasu ka.
What do you all think.
ๅฟใใใใฉไพฟๅฉใช็ๆดปใจใใใฃใใใใฆใใใฉใกใใฃใจไธไพฟใช็ๆดปใใฉใฃใกใฎๆนใใใใจๆใใพใใใ
isogashii kedo benri na seikatsu to, yuttari shiteru kedo chotto fuben na seikatsu, dotchi no hou ga ii to omoimasu ka.
Which do you think is better, a busy but convenient life, or a relaxed but slightly inconvenient life.
ๅใฏใใฃใใใใฆใใใใซไพฟๅฉใช็ๆดปใไธ็ชใใใใชใจๆใใพใใ
boku wa yukkuri shite, sore ni benri na seikatsu ga ichiban ii ka na to omoimasu.
I think a relaxed and convenient life is the best.
ไปๆฅใฎๅ็ปใฏใใใพใงใซใใพใใ
kyou no douga wa koko made ni shimasu.
I will end today's video here.
ใใฎใขใธใขVSใจใผใญใใใฎใใใใฏใฏใทใชใผใบใซใใใใใชใจๆใฃใฆใใพใใ
kono ajia VS yooroppa no topikku wa shiriizu ni shiyou ka na to omotte imasu.
I am thinking of making this Asia vs Europe topic a series.
ใใ็ใใไฝใใขใคใใฃใขใใใใฐใใณใกใณใใงๆใใฆใใ ใใใ
moshi minasan nan ka aidia ga areba, komento de oshiete kudasai.
If you have any ideas, please let me know in the comments.
ไปๆฅใฎๅ็ปใฏใใใพใงใงใใ
kyou no douga wa koko made desu.
That is it for today's video.
ใใใชใ๏ผ
sayonara!
Bye!
Video and Japanese captions: Natural Japanese (NIJ) on YouTube. English: machine translation.
Words at N3 and above
- ้ใdifference,discrepancyN3
- ๅrate, percent, degreeN3
- ใใgoodN3
- ใตใผใใน(1) service,support system,(2) goods or services without chargeN3
- ๆฌๅฝtruth,realityN3
- ไธ็ชbest,first,number oneN3
- ใใใใeach,every,either,respectively,severallyN3
- ใใผใปใณใpercentN3
- ใใใterrible,dreadful,terrific,amazing,greatN3
- ๆ่ฆsense,sensationN3
- ๅใใto divide,to separateN3
- ๅฎใto protect,to obey,to guard,to abide (by the rules)N3
- ๅคๅperhaps,probablyN3
- ็คผๅmanners,courtesy,etiquetteN3
- ๅฎ้actuality, reality, actual conditions, as a matter of factN3
- ๅบๆฌfoundation,basis,standardN3
- ไธ่ฌgeneral,liberal,universal,ordinary,averageN3
- ใใใพใnot very,not much,remainder,restN3
- ๅฏพใใto face,to confront,to opposeN3
- ้reverse,oppositeN3
- ้ใใto pass,to spend,to go through,to tide overN3
- ๅไบบindividual,private person,personal,privateN3
- ๆใใto feel,to senseN2
- ้ ็ฎitemN2
- ไฝๅanyhow, anyway, pleaseN2
- ๆ้ฃใgrateful,thankful,welcome,appreciated,evoking gratitudeN2
- ใใฟใผใณpatternN2
- ใกใใฅใผmenuN2
- ็ดๅพimmediately followingN2
- ใณใผในcourseN2
- ไธญ้middle,midway,interimN2
- ็นใใto be tied together,to be connected to,to be related toN2
- ใใฃใฑใas I thought, after all, stillN2
- ้ๅคcommuting to workN2
- ใทใชใผใบseriesN2
- ใขใคใใข/ใขใคใใฃใขideaN2
- ใใto go, to proceedN1
- ใซใใดใชใผcategoryN1
- ใกใใปใผใธmessageN1
- ๆดปใใto arrange (flowers)N1
- ๅใto talk, to chat, to chatterN1
- ใใถใผใdessertN1
- ็ดใimmediately, soon, easily, right (near), honest, uprightN1
- ๅฝใใๅusual, common, ordinary, natural, reasonable, obviousN1
- ๅคๅservice, duty, workN1
- ่ฏใgoodN1
- ็ฆใto be in a hurry, to be impatientN1
- ็ด ๆตlovely, dreamy, beautiful, great, fantastic, superb, cool, capitalN1




