Name: 10 EVERYDAY JAPANESE WORDS you're saying WRONG [PART 1]
Uploaded: 2020-04-23T19:30:04.000Z
Duration: 12 min 3 s
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Hey Guys! I'm Loretta and welcome to my channel KemushiChan!

it's a chance to use everything we talked about in our last video

yes, this video is some raw TOP-DOWN input

that you can use to improve your Japanese speaking and pronunciation

The 10 most DIFFICULT Japanese word pronunciations

So I listed up 10 wonky English words for Akkie

by seeing if it recognizes our voice input.

So, this word actually does come up in normal conversation

but you'd expect your doctor to use this: "You have a lot of phlegm."

Or like, "You may experience a lot of phelgm."

You use it more in colder seasons like right now

they're both OK in English but to sound nicer you'd say phlegm.

It'll make you sound like a normal adult.

The spelling looks like something stuck in your nose.

"kanji wo kurikaeshi kaku" Write the kanji over and over again.

A lot of people will put this loud, downward emphasis on the first part of KANji

emphasizing the KA makes it a different word.

Yeah, that's the KANJI most people are actually pronouncing everytime.

So... ka↑N JI ka↑N JI wo kurikaeshi kaku

Oh look, the right one came out this time!

This LY-ending is so hard for Japanese people.

Siri doesn't get what I want to do quickly.

She got it though, cuz the word is on the screen

She's like... "what about quickly? What am I doing?"

Another word that many mispronounce, like KAnji

ano JO↓-sei wa kawaii to omou. I think that girl is cute.

I was scolded a lot for this in high school.

American's tend to mispronounce DANSEI and JOSEI a lot.

I could see why Americans would have trouble there.

na↑TOU ippai tabeta. I ate a lot of natto.

Oh, in Japanese it's NAH-TOU. It's NAYto in the US?

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10 EVERYDAY JAPANESE WORDS you're saying WRONG [PART 1]

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