Another fun educational installment. Glad to see so many more on the way
Quick Note*
I might have to sacrifice animation in order to maintain consistency, but I have not sacrificed quality and content, I hope you guys still like the new format, me and Mariko Sensei appreciate your amazing support! :)
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Learn basic Japanese language Anime style - Part 2
Mariko Sensei here, welcome to the second part of how to learn the basics of Japanese language. I hope you enjoy it.
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Animation and Design:
Daimon
https://www.youtube.com/user/cristiancoppel
http://titanomachywog.blogspot.ca/
http://daimon333.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://www.patreon.com/daimon
Voice acting:
Rina "Mizura" Adachi
https://www.youtube.com/user/nazarimizura
http://www.fluffyears.ms11.net/va/resume.html
Music background:
"In the Skies" by Hektik
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/442675
http://hektikmusic.newgrounds.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/hektikvideos
Another fun educational installment. Glad to see so many more on the way
Which is correct J-pan language syntax:
ニガー おねがいします
or
どうぞ ニガー
I waited and waited...and waited. At no point did a bunch of slimy tentacles jump out and ripped her clothes so she could be....nevermind,my point being-I want my money back!
P.S.: informative and professionaly done,the only problem is her mouth...they do not move,and yes,it is creepy...
P.P.S.:You know there is a lot of work ahead of you if you mean to teach us japanese like this,right?
Mariko Sensei: We want to help you with the basics and hopefully you will take the rest on your hands, but we can try to make it happen if you, the people want it to happen. ^-^
Really nice!
It's really easy to learn this stuff with this, and it's actually fun too!
Arigato Mariko Sensei! (or at least, that's how I think you say "thank you" :D)
Can't wait untill the next episode! :)
Mariko Sensei: I'm glad this video helped you.
Dōmo arigatō *^-^*
I'm really glad to see this videos- I took a semester of japanese in college, but sadly, it's very true if you don't use it you lose it. I sometimes still try to read japanese but sometimes forget what some of the characters are or mix them up, so this is a great refresher for me. I just miss the same amount of animation as the first, but you DID point that out, so I can't fault you for it, and also good job on showing the order/tips on making the strokes. Hope to see more videos!
Thank you for understanding, I will do my best to not sacrifice much animation.