Study Japanese 30 mins!!!!!

Added: 2026-05-28

[00:00:25]Hey, Crystal.

[00:01:03]I don't know What's up? What's up, Milan? How we doing, man?

[00:01:23]Let me let me let me let me speak in Japanese.

[00:01:27]Let's see if you understood this, Milan.

[00:01:29]I know you you you're Japanese pretty good, right?

[00:01:33]Let's Let's see a little Let's do a little listening test here.

[00:02:14]Y tripping, man. Y tripping. What? What you mean?

[00:02:18]Hey, Matias. Matias.

[00:02:20]Do black men scare you? No. No. I don't know man and nobody scared me bro.

[00:02:27]Sometimes sometimes people scare me but not only blood not not not only if I say not only it sounds yeah I'm easily timid I'm timid person.

[00:02:40]So I say black people, white people, Asian people, it doesn't matter. Swedish people sometimes scare me too.

[00:02:50]Nice, nice, nice, nice.

[00:03:00]>> Oh, y'all understand what I'm saying in Japanese.

[00:03:05]Yeah, actually understood what I'm saying. That's That's pretty impressive, though. Let me Let me Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Right. You're right.

[00:03:14]I'm saying I'm saying I'm fairly scared of everybody.

[00:03:22]So there's no specific rates that scares me. I'm scared of everybody.

[00:03:32]Hello. Hello, Hector. How are you doing, man? How are you doing? I I hope you are doing amazing.

[00:03:39]You're right. You're easily paranoid, too. Me too, man.

[00:03:46]We living in some crazy world, brother.

[00:03:50]Something's scary, man.

[00:03:54]Thank you, man. Thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you. Thank you. I hope y I hope you studying Japanese, though. Hope you stud because my channel is for, you know, people studying Japanese, man. But I I I really appreciate that.

[00:04:12]I don't know.

[00:05:10]And this friend had a Oh, my best friend speaks speaks Japan country brother.

[00:05:21]I I understand that.

[00:05:24]Please translate Japan to me.

[00:05:28]Why you Why you Why you still saying Japan is Japanese?

[00:05:34]Japanese Japan is that beautiful country.

[00:05:38]Japan is a beautiful country.

[00:05:45]So, hold on, hold up. I'll still teach you. I'll still teach you when you want to say sorry, right? When you want to say sorry in Japanese, it it depends. When you want to talk to your dad, your friend's dad in a casual way, you can say I'm easily I'm easily rage baited to say that when you want to say sorry in Japanese in in a casual Japanese, right? in in a casual uh way, right? Then you can say like this. You can you can just say like this like this. It's simple, right?

[00:06:41]Or Let let me say more is the is I would say the most casual one that when you want to say when you want to say in a in a polite way right sorry just added extra nasai Then it's going to be a little more polite.

[00:07:25]It's a polite way to say long time no see. Man say right now. Please say sorry in Japanese.

[00:07:39]I'm saying I'm saying I'm saying you can say to your friends if you could talk to your friends that in casual right you can say but I think this like you know I suppose that you and your friend's dad is not that close then you can I think you can still talk to him in a little more polite Japanese maybe with this a little sorry ass face, you know, or you also you also say this, but it sounds a little it sounds a little, you know, I feel a little wild here, you know? You know what I'm saying? like it's I think is for strangers. I would say it sounds a little too far away. The relationship is too far away but still it's one of the options.

[00:08:57]Honey no I I did it though. I did it for 12 minutes, man. I I did it for 12 minutes.

[00:09:42]I think I I'll get it. I'll get it done a little better.

[00:09:48]I don't want to You want to guess what I'm drink? You want to guess one of Okay. Okay. Thank you for letting me know that.

[00:10:01]I'm using my Thank you. Thank you for letting me know that.

[00:10:15]It sound like a worker though. It sound like you you working for you're apologizing for customers. It sound like straight up customer service, brother.

[00:10:25]You ain't saying that to your friends, nor even it does too polite for strangers. I would say you like the Philippines.

[00:10:41]Yeah. I don't mean I I don't dislike any anybody or like I like I don't I dislike everybody like equally. I say, you know what I'm saying? It's like it's Yeah, I I like and at the same time I like everybody. I I'm I'm not like into this, you know, nationality doesn't matter. If I if I do good with that person, I'll do good. You know what I'm saying?

[00:11:07]Nationality doesn't matter, man. told me Philippines.

[00:11:13]Yeah, I have some students from Philippine. I say they really Yeah, they're really positive, outgoing, like bright. They got some bright smile.

[00:11:30]It's beautiful. It's beautiful.

[00:11:36]That's a common what's a common word to say your friend.

[00:11:43]You call me Thor.

[00:12:08]No, I I like it though. I like I Yeah.

[00:12:11]Okay. I like Philippines for sure. Don't dislike them at all.

[00:12:17]>> What's the word?

[00:12:19]your friend.

[00:12:21]Say to your friend the university.

[00:12:34]Yeah, that's a we been to Mexico. Mexico?

[00:12:44]I don't know. If you ask me in Japanese, more than happy question. I'm more than happy to answer to that question. You ask me in Japanese. This is a [ __ ] Japanese lesson, brother. This is a [ __ ] Japanese lesson, bro. This ain't no English lesson.

[00:13:04]It's a Japanese lesson, brother. Come on now. And you can't you can't talk in You can't do You can't do Japanese, man.

[00:13:12]Come on now.

[00:13:14]What's up, bro?

[00:13:16]Dan, how are you doing, man? How are we doing, man? I'm doing great.

[00:13:22]Thank you, brother. Hold on, hold on, hold on. The the things to say to your friends, right, in university, so I suppose you're young.

[00:13:32]You're still young lad, man, bro.

[00:13:41]And then uh you and you got Japanese friend right in what situation you're wondering like there are lot of slams there a lot of good slangs you know Japanese slams you know for example yabai and it is the most famous one a lot of people love it I really appreciate you for coming to my life Always you come to my this lesson a lot.

[00:14:13]Thank you.

[00:14:15]Exactly. Coffee house guest. Exactly.

[00:14:18]That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.

[00:14:26]I actually hide this. You know, I don't want to see, you know, how many people watching me because I'll get nervous and I'll be tripping. So I'm actually hiding it with a tape. I don't know how many people watching it right now. I want I don't want to even I want to even see and then in that way I can focus better.

[00:15:00]>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. When you want to say like in a way, shall we? But more casual, right? Like, let's hit a let's hit a bar. Let's let's go to the bar. But in a question way. Hey, you can say you can say like this.

[00:15:19]Or even have I've ever been to that's that's cheating. I'm not saying I'm not asking you to say in I want you to say the whole sentence in Japanese not only Mexico not only Mexico but whole [ __ ] sentence man who's asking you to say Mexico ain't no way you must you smart ass you that. No, no, no. You have to, if you want me to the answer today, you have to ask me the the whole sentence in Japanese, brother. Not just No way. Ain't no way.

[00:16:16]Let me send you.

[00:16:22]Let me let me send you Let me send you this in.

[00:16:27]No, no, no. And also also the Roman Bunn like this.

[00:16:37]So it's like shall we go shall we go to the bar together? All right. Do you want to go to the bar?

[00:16:45]It's very very casual. It's very casual.

[00:16:50]You want to go to the bar?

[00:16:52]You want to go to the bar together? And it doesn't matter if the person that you're inviting to is woman or man. It doesn't matter, man. It doesn't matter.

[00:17:02]You can just say you can just say to both. No matter. Do you want to go to the bar?

[00:17:11]I got [ __ ] Do you know how to say that in Japanese though?

[00:17:24]You know how to say that in Japanese?

[00:17:29]>> Do anybody know this in Japanese?

[00:17:34]Actually, I actually did a video though.

[00:17:36]I actually did an Instagram video of that. You're supposed to know that. You know what I'm saying?

[00:17:50]>> Yeah. know this if you if you use this to Japanese people there is going to be very surprising I would say surprise and your Japanese parents man you can say you can say like this let me send you let me send you in Roman I suppose he no worries Please, Hector, I'm just being a No, Hector. Thank you for letting me know the the most important thing is that you're trying, you know, no matter no matter your your level doesn't matter. Your current level doesn't matter, man.

[00:18:35]I got you. I got Hello. Hello. How are you doing? How are you doing? How are you doing? Japanese right here. You studying Japanese in this [ __ ] >> Then let me let me write you. Let me write how to say I got your mother back.

[00:19:15]I got to It's like I got I got the flipping I want to say this to your Japanese friend when when they're in a when they're like when they're depressed some when they're feeling bad. When they feeling down, my child to say with a I don't know deep ass voice, you know, this is a [ __ ] that say they'll be surprised. They will be surprised.

[00:19:58]I I can tell. I can tell.

[00:20:11]beautiful.

[00:20:17]Do you want to follow me to the bar? Do you want to stalk me to the bar?

[00:20:24]That sounds a little little unnatural, I would say. But that's No, no. I mean, good try though. I really appreciate you for trying.

[00:20:34]I think Japanese people tend to say just, you know, that sounds a little more natural. I would say that's you should be in a pretty close relationship to say are you really your friends if they don't talk at least once. What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] You got to be talking to be a real friend. Well, hold on.

[00:21:21]No, I don't. No, no, no. I have never stalked my No, I don't know. Really? Is that a real American thing? That I'm I'm actually scared that that's one more like one more American one more reasons why I'm scared of America.

[00:21:40]Um I want to go to America.

[00:21:45]I want to visit there someday, man.

[00:21:48]Never been to America.

[00:21:52]That's you. Your friends talking.

[00:21:57]That's a little That's a little creepy ass country, bro. That's some That's some people's friend really not follow from school.

[00:22:11]I don't know. No. Is that I think it's your stuff.

[00:22:15]Hold on, hold on. I don't think it's American people's stuff. I I think it's your stuff.

[00:22:21]I really I really appreciate you for opening up to me though, bro. It's It's a safe space. We listen. We don't judge.

[00:22:30]Some people judge. I don't I don't judge.

[00:22:36]I really appreciate you for coming out.

[00:22:50]I got you, man. I [ __ ] You You do You do what you do, man. You know what I'm saying? Do that [ __ ] That's That's good. If you like it, go for it. If your f If you and your friends okay with that, hold up. Somebody asked me if I have been to Mexico.

[00:23:22]Japanese, not only but the whole sentence.

[00:23:28]Hold on, hold on.

[00:23:32]But that person was correct. We have to actually say we can't say Mexico.

[00:23:38]We can't a nobody understand me. We got to say, "Have you ever been to ever been to Mexico?

[00:23:59]Been to Mexico then?" So that's what I'm saying to that's what I'm always telling my students to do. This is like Armon to remember this as a chunk. You know what I'm saying? Like this. If for example, if you just replace this Mexico with other country, you can say of course with Japlish, I've ever been to Norway.

[00:24:34]Ever been to Sweden? You know what I'm saying? So I want her to remember this not as a individual words but as a chunk you know I've ever been to somethingwhere exactly comes first.

[00:25:00]Exactly. the country name or like the place's name comes first always and ultimately you know when we drop off some particles then it could sometimes it could sometimes we can't but sometimes it will be sounding more natural right so if I say in this case you can we can just drop say Japanese boy right there. Hold on. Stop right there.

[00:25:44]Stop right there, man. I really appreciate you for trying. I really appreciate you for trying right there.

[00:25:50]But but you you you wrote that's that then that's like ever existed.

[00:26:02]You should say we say That was so close though. That was so close though.

[00:26:26]That's how we say Have you ever been to Singapore?

[00:26:32]And then uh so but you know sometimes when you it sometimes when your ass when your ass is talking to somebody through like internet right online Japanese your Japanese friends online right and then maybe you want to ask them have you ever came not have you ever been to some places but have you ever Hey to the place that I am here.

[00:27:04]Then you could you can just replace with Right. You know what I'm saying?

[00:27:13]Y'all got to remember this. Remember it.

[00:27:25]Need to remember this.

[00:27:27]is going to be very useful. It's going to be very useful.

[00:27:36]This means however to came to.

[00:27:45]So for example, if you ask in America, then you you can say and then the you know the Japanese friend that you're talking to is in the different country.

[00:27:58]If you want to ask them, have you ever came to America or came to the US then you could just say you can you guess?

[00:28:10]Can you guess? I'm saying are you right? You can say that's amazing. Amazing.

[00:28:41]You can just right.

[00:28:50]So if you're asking Sweden like me, they say they I'm talking to some Japanese people online, right? And if I if I want to ask them they came to Sweden, right?

[00:29:04]They could just say they just say, "Have you ever came to Sweden to my place where I am at right now?" When we came to Sweden, this simple, right? And is that but that's still polite though.

[00:30:00]You got a big ass brain. Your your big ass brain remembering this stuff.

[00:30:04]Amazing. Amazing. So, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

[00:30:12]Do you know you know that's actually Japanese in Japanese when we say that's a that's a onato pair.

[00:30:21]You know, we we have a lot of onomato pair, right?

[00:30:28][ __ ] I'm late.

[00:30:32]No worries. But I was late, too. I was late, too. No worries. Then I really appreciate you for coming to this, man.

[00:30:38]You know, I'm saying it doesn't matter.

[00:30:40]It doesn't matter if you're late. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

[00:30:44]Can you guess what means in Japanese?

[00:30:48]What? So, it's actually Can you guess what that means?

[00:30:54]in Japanese.

[00:31:12]I took a long ass nap too today. You know, brother on the same page, man.

[00:31:18]Sometimes we got to take a nap, right?

[00:31:20]Good nap. People call it a power up, right?

[00:31:25]Take usually 15 minutes.

[00:31:32]Beauty sleep. Exactly.

[00:31:35]Keeping friend is this time is this time is nine. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Like something is pissing you off.

[00:31:44]But no, that's a good guess though.

[00:31:46]That's a good guess, though.

[00:31:50]Hold on.

[00:31:54]We don't we don't actually pronounce it like but we say no this a at 9 a.m. Oh no you in America your ass in America.

[00:32:09]I know that. I know that. So you like you told me that your ass in America is actually giggling.

[00:32:24]Giggling de means what? So it's giggling, right?

[00:32:39]Then I don't know what I've seen on a manga page before. Hold on. Hold on.

[00:32:49]The I will let you I'll let you know.

[00:32:52]Say we is not.

[00:33:05]So sorry. Sorry. Hu needs a nap, right?

[00:33:10]So lunch sleep.

[00:33:20]Good boy. You you you smart. You're smart.

[00:33:28]Then then hold on. Let's not just stop there, man. Just not stop there. Hun is a nap, right? Huge.

[00:33:37]You know once you know this like little it's you know it's also important to it's exactly where I was heading to that's exactly what I wanted to say lunch is lunch then uh nu Sleep.

[00:34:11]So sleep. So lunch sleep is a nap. Then when you want to make it so is a noun. And when you want to make it a verb, it is like this.

[00:34:26]As as as you say, as you say, you let me send you this. Let me send you this.

[00:34:59]Take a nap.

[00:35:14]All right. Nice. Nice.

[00:35:25]I got actually love and hate relationship with hip hop.

[00:35:30]I don't like this, you know, gangster rap music. You know what I'm saying?

[00:35:34]Like it's it's a it's a I I feel like it's it's it's sad.

[00:35:41]It's some of them are very catchy though. But I don't like what they're talking about. But I I really like some of the hip- hop musics with stories with with messages. I say you [ __ ] with a new dragon. No, I I have never actually listened to it.

[00:36:12]I don't So, no. People actually people separated so much, right, between Drake and Kendrick. I don't I don't know which one is better or not.

[00:36:27]No, I don't actually listen much to both of them. Actually, I listen to I don't know.

[00:36:36]That's I I still listen my old still listen to some old school hip-hop music, man.

[00:37:04]Not could it be actually good stuff? No.

[00:37:08]Hold on. When you want to say when that's a that's a okay. No, no. I I appreciate you for coming to my live though.

[00:37:29]Is a bop actually. Bop. What does bop mean? You got to let me know. No. 90s hip-hop is a bop. Is a B positive word or is it a negative?

[00:37:44]Hold on. Hold on.

[00:37:46]H What does Bob mean? Yeah. Right.

[00:37:51]So, it's negative. It's not negative, right? I'm saying I'm saying you can actually say Mr. casual English is in up in this [ __ ] in no polite man there. There are way too many Japanese people's teaching only polite. I'm sick and tired of that [ __ ] We're gonna study some too, bro.

[00:38:32]You already can like write in Japanese, right? That's nice. It's amazing.

[00:38:48]We need Okay. Okay. Right. I agree. I agree. I agree. For sure. For sure. We're asking aboutu is so confusing. What you mean? What you mean?

[00:39:04]Like uh when we say when we say for example for example when we say not hold on hold on you you can remember that like this it's pretty simple though that's the that's one of the reason why I don't like this textbooks or like some you know teachers who make it sound like more sound more complicated than it is if you know what I mean because kudu means to here to where I'm at right now. So take kudu is we uh in the from somewhere in the past now to the present where I'm exist right now. So means hot means means we will become it will become hot when we say means the past sense. So somewhere there some point in the past to now it became if you know what I mean. So it just that's it. From past to now it became harder.

[00:40:40]That's what I'm saying man. Hope you got it.

[00:40:46]Oh day is over. bringing some transl.

[00:40:58]Yeah, I I got you. I got you, man. I got you, man. So, I was this like it's been recently recently.

[00:41:12]Well, it's getting hotter.

[00:41:14]It it it has gotten harder, let's say.

[00:41:20]It's pretty simple, right?

[00:41:25]This is what I'm saying. This is what I'm saying.

[00:41:29]Oh, I really appreciate y'all.

[00:41:33]I did this slide, you know.

[00:41:38]Go right now some you know casual you know, Tik Tok, Instagram, Tik Tok, YouTube, Facebook you know.

[00:41:48]So, thank you so much for and then I'll do the same in Saturday. I'm I'm actually trying to think like which day is good for y'all, you know, which which day I should do this thing. You know what I'm saying? I figure I'll try to figure this out, man.

[00:42:08]Oh, thank you. Thanks, D. My cat is getting better. Actually, we took him to the vet and uh yeah, they said that it's it's not getting worse.

[00:42:20]It's getting better.

[00:42:31]>> Thank you so much every single one of y'all. Another beautiful, zesty, amazing amazing day, man.

[00:42:41]Okay. Thank you, dude.

[00:42:46]Thank you.

[00:42:48]Have a nice day, man. Have a nice day.

[00:42:54]want to compete.