Todaii Easy japanese app for learning — Transcript
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- 0:01So, I wanted to do something different
- 0:02today. This is an app that I really use
- 0:04a lot. It's called today
- 0:06easy Japanese and it has
- 0:10mm 2-minute 1-minute reading of
- 0:13different
- 0:14news around the world.
- 0:17And this is what we're going to check
- 0:18today. Well, let's go with an easy one
- 0:20that I was just reading about
- 0:22a few minutes ago. Let me search for it.
- 0:25And it's going to be somewhere in here.
- 0:27It's making me look bad.
- 0:30Oh, wait. I put it on favorite. So,
- 0:31yeah.
- 0:33Here is favorite.
- 0:36And there you go. That's it. Mickey and
- 0:38Minnie Mouse.
- 0:40And I know you're going to say it's
- 0:41always in Japanese, but here's the cool
- 0:43thing about this app. Let me remove
- 0:46this timer here.
- 0:50All right. So, it has the N5 words
- 0:53underlined green and four words blue and
- 0:56so on and three in purple and two
- 0:59on yellow and N1
- 1:01in red.
- 1:03If you don't understand what it's
- 1:04saying, well, the good thing is that we
- 1:06go over here to the corner
- 1:09and it's going to translate for us each
- 1:11sentence.
- 1:13So, I click translate, please, and it
- 1:15says, "Disneyland's 70 years old
- 1:17celebrate
- 1:19Nanajunen." So, Nanajunen.
- 1:22Okay, so the translation is not
- 1:23completely well, but you get the idea.
- 1:26It's celebrating 70 years.
- 1:28And then we continue with the next
- 1:30sentence.
- 1:31Disneyland's 70 year anniversary
- 1:33Disneyland's Okay, it's repeating.
- 1:36Mickey and Minnie have arrived in new
- 1:38clothes. So, that's this sentence right
- 1:40here. Do you know what Tarashi
- 1:44If we click on it, it's going to tell us
- 1:47the meaning.
- 1:54Okay, so it didn't look good.
- 1:56But you get the idea, right? Let's see
- 1:59this other sentence.
- 2:02And it said
- 2:03It was my first time seeing it in Japan.
- 2:06So
- 2:08Nihon de
- 2:10hajimete
- 2:12mimashta.
- 2:15And basically, you know, you get the
- 2:17whole
- 2:18idea of how the system works. This is
- 2:20English. Let me see if it has another
- 2:21language.
- 2:22Language. Oh, yeah. You can.
- 2:25That's new. I didn't remember that.
- 2:28What about this little alien here? If I
- 2:29press on it
- 2:31what will happen? Nothing.
- 2:34Let's go back now to the
- 2:37article. And you see it's very very
- 2:39short.
- 2:41Very simple. We're going to click on
- 2:43play so we can listen to it.
- 3:01So I'm pretty sure you understand Mickey
- 3:03and Minnie is right here. Atarashi. So
- 3:06again
- 3:07we're going to click one more time on
- 3:09this one. Atarashi.
- 3:13And for some reason he's putting the
- 3:14whole thing together. But atarashi means
- 3:17new.
- 3:18I think we should already cover in
- 3:20Duolingo. Fuku is the next word that is
- 3:23in blue and you already know that is
- 3:25clothing.
- 3:29Yay.
- 3:30And then when you wear clothes, remember
- 3:32kimasu.
- 3:34But in this case it kimashita so they
- 3:35were wearing.
- 3:37Nihon, you know is Japan.
- 3:41And so on. And it's pretty cool.
- 3:44Because what I like about Duolingo is
- 3:46that it's mixing up
- 3:48N5 N4 N3 N2 N1 words. And in this
- 3:52article you're going to see exactly the
- 3:53same at the end after you read,
- 3:56you're going to have a little quiz.
- 3:59Very simple. It's the same
- 4:01um questions. I mean, the same sentence
- 4:04to see if you remind the kanji or the
- 4:07word. In this case, on the article,
- 4:10after 70, we have the kanji symbol for
- 4:14year,
- 4:16which is nen.
- 4:20Okay.
- 4:21You get the idea.
- 4:23It's making me look bad.
- 4:25So, if we click on it,
- 4:26we got it right. Submit it. We got it
- 4:29right.
- 4:30So, that's one thing. We have other
- 4:32articles. Here is one with Donald Duck
- 4:34and Daisy. Let's click on it.
- 4:38And this one has more words.
- 4:41Let's do with Mickey.
- 4:45Because I also wanted to show you that
- 4:47this is free. You can actually you can
- 4:50buy their subscription.
- 4:53The subscription is a little better.
- 4:54Have more options.
- 4:56I want to show you here on top has a
- 4:59little book and it has the words.
- 5:02Maybe those words that you may
- 5:04forget. It has like a vocabulary flash
- 5:05card
- 5:07of the article. And that's pretty cool.
- 5:11Look at that. Castle. Let me know New
- 5:13Castle.
- 5:15No, but it's not
- 5:25Anyway,
- 5:27how to how to mean it. Okay? Okay.
- 5:32I hear show, which is
- 5:34mizu,
- 5:38which we know it could be water, also
- 5:40the kanji for Wednesday. So, yeah,
- 5:42pretty awesome. Let's go back and now
- 5:44let's go with this other click here.
- 5:49So, it's making us a question and I
- 5:51believe it's a pronunciation question.
- 5:54Let's do it again, yeah.
- 6:00Okay.
- 6:02I'm going to do my best.
- 6:05Oops.
- 6:19Horrible.
- 6:22Uh, I guess I did it wrong.
- 6:30Mhm.
- 6:31Okay, for some reason it's making me
- 6:32repeat some now.
- 6:35What else? Um
- 6:37Oh, by the way, if you're reading the
- 6:39article, do you have the option to go
- 6:41faster or slower on the pronunciation?
- 6:43Check it out.
- 6:59You see?
- 7:03Sorry.
- 7:05Okay.
- 7:06So, basically that's it. Also, that
- 7:08another thing that this app has
- 7:11it has uh
- 7:12the camera function, so you can put a
- 7:15text and it will translate it for you.
- 7:17It has also lessons, just like Duolingo.
- 7:20If we go here
- 7:22to lessons, it's pretty cool. I really
- 7:24like it.
- 7:25A dictionary, exam, if you plan to take
- 7:28the N5 and 4 test.
- 7:31I'm a total failure, I know.
- 7:33Some videos, uh videos, they need to
- 7:36work on that. I'll talk to them later.
- 7:39And basically that's it. This is
- 7:41something very nice. I really enjoy this
- 7:43app. Give it a try and
- 7:47All right, keep practicing. Do your
- 7:49best. I believe in you.
- 7:51What else?
- 7:54Thank you for listening. Bye.
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