Yoshida Rick 逆に地雷を知らない方が怖くないか? 例えやけど昔、ハロウィンで日本人が他人の家に入って銃殺された事件のようにアメリカでは他人の家に入ってはいけないという地雷を知らない方が危険やと思うんやが。
@KK-fs8jp
7 жыл бұрын
Yoshida Rick ボビーさんの動画はなにも全ての日本人に対して言ってるんじゃなくて外国に好意的でありたい日本人の為に言ってるんだよ。少なくとも俺は不快になることがわかったから箸の使い方は慣れてそうな人にはもう言わない事にした。逆で考えろよ、日本人は箸じゃないの?スプーンとフォークの使い方うまいね!って言われ続けたら不快だよ?。だからやめたほうが良いよって伝える動画。
@Gu_Rina
7 жыл бұрын
Yoshida Rick んん~て言うか別に、相手が不快に思う事はコミュニケーションを行う上で言うわない方が良いに越した事はないからね、誰と接するにも同じだし(笑) コミュニケーション取る事を拒否するなら見に来る意味がちょっと・・・。
Hi, I've been really enjoy your videos lately! I actually found your channel about couple days ago and have watched the videos often. I'm staying here in US as an exchange student and it's been over 3 months since I got here. When people around me notice that I'm a Japanese, they say "こんにちは" to me. Then I say to them like "your Japanese is good!", they be glad. So, it really depends on their Japanese level, I guess.
I get it especially piled on thick because I'm a natural lefty with chopsticks. So it's not just: "Oh, you use them well", but "wow, you can use them with your left hand?!" I've even been asked if all Americans were that way. I didn't realize that finding a lefty chopsticker in Japan was such a rare feat.
I always compliment the Japanese for being able to use a knife and fork.
@polyglotcitizen9960
8 жыл бұрын
My God, Bobbyjyudo! I really like your Japanese; very good vocabulary and grammar. I love the way you break down stuff and explain it. Very well organized, logical and easy to understand. Ofcourse, you have some slips in your Japanese pronunciation, but if it wasn't for that, I would think you're Japanese. Well done, my friend!
総じて広い心を持ちましょうということですね。私は、逆に英語うまいねと言われて、どっちの意味でいってるのかなって考えたことがあります。素直さが大事かな。自分は、よっぽど日本語が上手じゃないと褒めないけどね笑 even some Japanese people said to me that your Japanese sounds unnatural. I was offended in a way. Lol
i used to think that chopstick usage in america was common. but it's not true. maybe in metro areas the skill level is higher, but i'm sure that average america does Not know how to use them. so, while i agree with you about the patronizing-sounding complement made by some 日本人 about your はし skills, i think it's actually taken as a true complement by most visiting americans.
@sayopun
9 жыл бұрын
Hi, Bobby. I just happened to find your chancel. Your videos are pretty interesting :) As for the first topic in this video, (I know you understand our feelings and then sharing your opinion) we're purely surprised when we see foreigners use chopsticks because most of us don't know that foreigners use chopsticks in their dairy life. 外国人でお箸の使い方上手い人見ると、褒めちゃう時ありますね。。。海外でもお箸使ってるのは知ってるけどついつい忘れちゃう...
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