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Remember, you can watch this as many times as you want: many, many, many times.
you can watch this as many times as you want
So I wanted to change things up a little bit and do this fun little video As many of you know, I've lived in Japan for many years now And one thing I've grown to love is Japan's own unique sounds Some of these I didn't recognize until many years after living here And then didn't know the purpose until many years after this So we're gonna play a little quiz game I'm gonna play 10 uniquely Japanese sounds And we're gonna see if you can recognize where these sounds are played and their purpose I would say that all Japanese should know these sounds I'm gonna start with the easiest sounds and get progressively more difficult So let me know how you score in the comments Which one stumped you because I really want to see how everyone does All right, number one We're gonna start off easy So feel free to pause and replay as many times as you need Ready?
Alright, number one, we're going to start off easy, so feel free to pause and replay as many times as you need.
Practice as many times as you need to.
You can practice as many times as you need to.
And you can carry it in your bag. You can weigh as many times as possible.
You can weigh as many times as possible.
I can say I love you as many times as I want.
I can say I love you as many times as I want. I'm never going to run out of MP or anything.
You got to the line as many times as you did.
You got to hit a line as many times as you did.
So I think you just ask as many times as possible.
Like so, I think you just ask as many times as possible.
Whatever they send you, you can replay it as many times as you want.
you can replay it as many times as you want.
As many times as you ask me, I still am not magically going to know the answer, like 38, that's 39.
As many times as you ask me, I still am not magically going to know the answer." Like, "38." "That's 39." The person obviously doesn't know the answer.
I created a function called blink() that makes the LED blink as many times as the variable you input.
First, I created a function called blink that makes the LED blink as many times as the variable you input.