RUDE Japanese Words You Use Without Knowing + What You Should Say Instead

konnichiwa Japanese Amano me sabes hey guys today I'm doing ttg Japanese phrases and words that you should avoid so when I was talking to my students there were a few things that they said and good sound kind of bad in Japanese they've learned it from textbooks or watching anime and shows a lot of you guys would make the same mistakes so I'm going to teach you that but first this video is sponsored by I Turkey and I've already told you guys about a great deal and the video about how to introduce yourself but if you haven't watched that video I turkey is a great platform to learn a new language and off Chris Japanese you can have a one-to-one lesson with a native speaker and having a one-to-one lesson is actually better than learning in a big classroom with everyone else because you don't get to speak and I talk is actually cheaper down low of language schools and you get to learn a language from home which is awesome for people who don't want to go out much like me anyway are you interested in having a lesson with a native speaker click the link in the description box and you get ten dollars in credits towards your next lesson now let's learn what you should avoid saying in Japanese and also what you should say instead so do you guys know how to say I love you you said dice get that's perfect but if you thought about I should data or I famous that is the thing that you want to avoid ice taro or ice that you must which is in the mass form which means it sounds more formal than just I stated they are very intense things to say so if you do look up the phrase I love you in a dictionary you do get I stated but it's such an intense phrase that people get uncomfortable hearing that I mean even in English saying I love you is kind of a big deal but you do say that to your friends or families it depends on the person of course but you say I love you to your mom or family you're Japanese and say I stare at your parents and then your parents didn't like that to be honest Japanese parents are quite different from American parents or English parents they don't really say I love you even as Baisakhi we normally show affection by encouraging the children to study more or Walker the saying like be careful that sort of stuff not I love you and hug and kiss which I actually prefer but that's not the Japanese style but for example in England you could say I love you to your close friends either seriously or jokingly if you say I stare at their friends that just sounds so weird I'd be like chupa hem yada and saying Daisuke that's alright but we'd rather say korekara more yo Skinner korekara mo Yoshi Canet korekara mo pas de Cara means from now on korekara mo it's like also from now on it means as well as before or just like before in the future T and yoroshiku net which is kind of lost in translation but that's the phrase that we would say when we first meet each other or when we start a new project in a team we'll be working together oh I'm looking forward to working with you I'm looking forward to getting to know you by korekara Moira she can add that's like we've been friends I'm happy to be your friends whoever kind of like that cheers to our friendship it's kind of like that korekara Marikina or you could say Tomodachi de etiqueta arigatou Tomodachi they eat a carrot arigato so Tomoaki friend they're eaten kureta so this is kind of an advanced grammar but it's from the verb EDA to exist or to be somewhere this Edie normally is used to me like there is someone or someone is there but this there either is kind of a set phrase someone thought you'd that either means to stay being a friend someone that you did eat that could at that so tech good at it it means someone does something for me so whenever you appreciate the other person's action you use this tech good at a forum in Japanese for example my friend helped me I would say Tomodachi girl tattoo dot tear coup d'etat Tomodachi girl tattoo that tech good at that so that's it that is the original verb to help with this deck good at that it shows that I appreciate it and implies that my friend did it for me when you want to say thank you for doing something we always say tan corrector arigato so Tomodachi Death Eater could that arigato it's like thank you for being my friend so that small common to say them I will be your friend so you have a boyfriend or girlfriend you'd want to say daisuki guys get but if I compare Japanese couples to say American couples American couples definitely say I love you to each other a lot more than Japanese couples because Japanese people usually are not very good at expressing their feelings and quite shy so instead of saying thanks key they often just show affection by you know giving gifts or holding hands and even being nice sometimes people don't think words are necessary but it depends on the person I personally thinks thanks Daisuke is quite bond among couples and this daisuki of course doesn't just mean I love you but it just means I love something so far love Pikachu not if I love Pikachu I would say Pikachu gah vise get Pikachu gah daisuki so we Beast is got particle with thigh skin not the or particle because Daisuke is not a verb but I'm adjectives so we can't use a or particle with an adjective yeah we don't say because you all daisuki we say Pikachu gah daisuki you wanna know more about this grandma go check out my absolute beginners lessons yes sir something God dies if you want to sound more formal you can say something girl die skip this putting this at the end yeah and instead of would I ski if I say because your ice data that sounds stupid and wrong because it sounds like I want to be something with picots you you know like in the appropriate stuff which I wanted so why does the world I stare exist we do use it but like in extreme stration 's like proposing or you know at the wedding or you know maybe if i'm dying outside of to my husband he watch anime maybe a lot of characters say thanks kitty confess their love but if they are dying they might say i said it say own that up and that's really heartbreaking but this phrase i said it is often seen in books or poetry because it sounds you know nice and poetic so yeah you care and songs and books and poetry but not much in real life but actually among students this game is very popular they have to say I love you to each other while looking at their eyes directly and not laugh because I stare is such an intense and uncomfortable thing to say if we have to say I stay looking at someone's eyes it's very hard most people with end up laughing or just feeling really really uncomfortable this game is kind of popular among students yes so my advice is even if you love someone very much avoid saying I said it but stick with thanks KITT thanks Kim the next thing you want to avoid thing in Japan is arigato so I think that thought is a great phrase right but if you say I think I thought to a stranger that is actually rude do you understand why because arigato is a phrase to use among friends not to stranger so you your mentee say arigato gozaimasu arigato gozaimasu so you have to put this cause I must to make it polite and formal so if a stranger helps you on the street you don't want to say arigato but you want to say arigato gozaimasu I mean people in Tokyo definitely accept it even if you say arigato but don't you want to sound like a native speaker you sang a nigga thought T for example convenience to workers or people older than me stop saying that you say arigato gozaimasu arigato gozaimasu it's funny because a lot of tourists when they come to Japan they'd say arigato gozaimasu when buying stuff in the convenience store like 7-eleven Family Mart you might realize that other Japanese people don't say the one who says I do though gozaimasu is actually the worker not the customer it's because Japan believes that the customer is God so God shouldn't thank you but you know the worker should thank you for buying it but I think it's still nice to say Eddie got the was i Musti convenience store workers you're wondering why Japanese people don't say thank you to the workers that's because it's just not in our culture it's not because we're like a rude hurtless people another thing that you want to avoid saying is the wallet enough that I'm at that probably loads of people learned the word and not that from a pic spec or show or whatever I kept talking about this in so many different videos on my channel basically anata is fine to use if you are talking to general yi so like I'm kind of talking to a bunch of people I'm not really talking to a specific person so I could say I'm not stop but I would still prefer to say me not everyone you guys or if you are my sound more formal I would say me NASA ninasam not I'm at that because I'm at that makes you sound like you're better than others so old people might call you and I thought they are much older than you and they think it's okay for them they say another but I still think calling someone anetha is kind of rude so there will be all people who call you another but there will also be considerate nice old people who wouldn't and I want to be an old lady who didn't call someone another and if you watch anime or even drama you hear loads of words for year so I'm at that is the most common way probably enough but there is also for my oh my which normally guys abuse and this is fine here you're talking to your close friends but you're talking to strangers or someone older they think you want to have a fight so don't call someone oh my unless you want to start a fight boys it's sometimes called girls on my team at school but girls hate it so guys normally should only call each other oh my if they are close friends and another word for you which is rude is Timmy Timmy so if you watched like Yankee or who do drama so Yankee is how we say delinquents or hooligans we don't mean Americans but yeah we used all the Yankee Yankee or video it would call someone temerity start a fight this word is only used by right people basically if someone calls you Pema just run so the words Oh Maya and Tamara are still used in real life by some people right but there is one word that you'd hear a lot in a mare but then here in real life which is kiss i'ma kiss Alma so kiss ama is meant to be kind of rude way to call someone you but you probably only hear in any man and he's called someone ksama even if you want to be rude to the person it just sounds uncool it just makes you sound like a big nut I mean being a nerd is why I'm on or take you myself but I wouldn't call so much summer because that's quite cringy alright another phrase that you want to avoid saying is yoku taking my stuff yoku taking my stuff so a lot of people actually said that to me so when you look up the phrase well done or you did a great job you'd get this phrase you're good making my stuff but you have to be careful when using this phrase because this phrase really is only used by teachers you say well done to little kids so if you say yo critic you must start to someone it sounds like you're looking down at the person massively it's like oh you little thing you did a great job it sounds like you're talking to me as if I'm a baby it's like baby talk instead of saying I love you if someone says I will be I'm like also that yeah unless your teacher teaching little kids don't say it instead you wanna say Wow impressive you just say Sugoi Sugoi this or Suzuka Suzuka des Suzuka is again , lost in translation it's often translated as as we expected or you really are great as we already knew so if for example I have a reputation for being a great runner which is not true if that's the case and the are for example run really quickly and you know I impress people then people say oh so so Ganesa the translation it sounds like oh as we expected from me so that sounds weird in English but very common in Japanese Jessica and if you find my video cry anything my videos are always great then you'd say such a go is a sense that we can always count on you missus and say it sounds like that so that's a very nice compliment Jessica or it's a guy like that's good tea but don't say yo could they keep my stuff knowing this phrase is cute because you end up learning these two words which are very common yorker normally means often but it can also mean well because it comes from the adjective e and when you want to make an adverb from an adjective so for example also e means slow or late as an adjective but if you say or soku then that means slowly or late as an adverb so if you don't know when to use an other word that's when you use with a verb if you make justice and that's like this is late something is late then you use the adjective but if you want to make a sentence like he walks slowly he speaks slowly when using verbs you want to use the adverbs then you have to say also qu Han NASA also coop I don't good and there E is an irregular so it becomes yoku for the adverb and that means well alright so good becomes well in English he becomes yoga in Japanese yoku ehre means often oh well this is a very informal so you should remember I'm taking my stuff which comes from the verb the Kira which means to be able to do or if someone says this in the past tense dicta informally in the keymaster conduct mean done or finished already all was able to do be okay the keymaster is a set phrase that means well done again but the thing you want to avoid is bla bla now sign here here sentence ending with NASA you should know that this NASA ending is mainly used when parents talk to their kids or teachers talk to their students usually young students and this NASA is used with verbs so for example tab on our site tab mi cyant means eat but it's not like please eat or you should eat you know the way friends would say or strangers this nasa is specifically used by parents mostly so if you say puffing aside to a stranger that's very weird yeah my mom would say coming outside when I didn't mean my vegetable and stuff or hell so I'll edition outside clean your room for example if you wanna say eat to your friends or clean your room to your friends you wanna use the theft form so for example if I bet it has to be conjugated like puppet then two men please eat or eat I bet that you want to say this to strangers you have to say table it there kou the same table at their cooler side that's how you say please eat formally or politely well stop it there is used among friends oh you know look we'd say meet their meat that or here you want to make it more formal you say we take it outside me think of that side or if you want your friends to clean the room you say sausage that sausage that also just take it outside if you saying that to strangers or someone older than you you use this tear or tank that's I at the end when talking to strangers or friends or young people older than you by your mom or dad you'd say now say at the end and you also see this NASA in exams if the past is like solve this equation or solve this task they'd say blah blah not say but other cases if you're talking to your friends or strangers don't use this nice I like Nina sign cockiness I'm a machinist I that would be rude you're not even my mom yeah so this NASA is kind of an imperative form and I said you use this tear or take it outside at the end to request someone to do something it's not exactly an imperative so it's not really to say Tibet there or meet their Ohana there if you want to sound rude you have to conjugate the verbs to make it sound rude so for example Tibet there is a nice way to say eat oh please eat so that's like nice imperative by here innocent eat F eat with swearing we'd say Kabira Tibet oh so that's a very harsh order commander would say that in the army all bullies would say that tobira the way you do is if the verb ends with an even or a do sound then you change here into it off so for example me to have some either ending so you change meter in the middle and that's like half watch power beta again house cup it is sound at the end so you change you to into the top top it or stop it by and harsh way so like f stop it then you'd say yeah met at all yeah I met off because the plane form or the dictionary form is young man dude yeah I made it so normally if my friend is tickling me or something I'd say yeah met that yeah I'm at that stop it but if our sound harsh oh I don't mind something rough then they'll see you I'm at all yeah I'm at all again that sounds free but he watch tiny man I'll all the time they're fighting right so characters would speak bit more like soldiers they say yeah matter if I'm enemy is trying to kill my loved one I'll shout yeah metal not yam it there because amethyst sounds a bit T weak but then again if the girl character is quite feminine they might not say you're metal they might say yeah I'm at there if the verb doesn't end with an e to or add a sound so for example the verb Kiki to listen it become Kit Kat Kit Kat so you change the you sound into a sound to make this harsh imperative so key cat is like listen to me but in a very harsh way like normally we use the Teflon which is kita keep that so that's like listen to me in a normal nice way or you're watching anime with drama where people shoot right then they would say but there which comes from the verb which to shoot so you change the to sound into the air sound and to always becomes that because we don't have the say sound like you tell them not whatever we say with that OOP that's like shoot or wait matzah becomes my dad my dad that's like late in a harsh way but the funny thing is the tech form of this verb matzah is my pet my pet when there is small to my death that's the mice version oh wait oh please wait but you get rid of the small - what that then that's the harsh way of saying wait that's how are you saying wait two dogs even the heel of your dogs you'd say my dad still and speaking of being rude or swearing Japanese people don't really swear we don't really have swear words to begin with we do have like rude horrible words but instead of using the F word or see what so for example Tibet it becomes Tibet Oh Kiku becomes get for example in Japanese in informal speech negations and with nine at the end verbs and adjectives would have this 19 for example kawaii cute becomes kawah ijen 9 for negation not cute and instead of saying 9 you can change 9 Internet so kawaii and then is how we say not kid in a rough way so it's like not cute coconut or instead of E can I not go if you are some rock you'd say Akane Akane I'm not going poppin I would become stuff in there paavana so that's a rough speech yeah so we don't really use actual swear word like the F word in the sentence we have to conjugate the verb but maybe you know this was Chris off Cassatt which means like in English Cassatt means like the physical in actual poo and also like this way when someone says they don't man they shot themselves it's the same in Japanese I would say we don't use the word saw as much as English speakers so maybe gamers might say kiss-off but generally people don't use the word so that much for example if you hit your talk in English people it's where most of the time right but in Japanese weird end up saying Ah or dad which comes from the word ETA it means painful and a huge change that I sound into air sound usually sounds more rough so maybe sophisticated girls let's say it died oh it most girls and boys say it did I would just say ah make the noise you stand up in there swearing like so we don't say that but there are stretches where if you use the workshop for example you watch anime called intima you'd hear this one a lot I think but mainly attached with other words for example they say it's kind of a bad word but coos ah ba ba ba ba ba that means old hag mean old lady that's again a bad word but that's the sort of time with is this what's up pork so GG is here apparently an old month or so arrow in my head but no one is not used much in real life and the last one that you cannot avoid is the world kauai saw kauai so there are two types of students that say kauai so the one that knows what kauai so means and uses and the one that thinks it means something else so kauai so means for you oh ah I feel bad for you can why so this is actually a magic TIFF kawaii so on that so that means you'd have to put this nut if you're gonna put that in front of a noun so for example Kauai sana in it like a poor dog Kauai sauna I've got young poor baby so it depends on the culture but in English saying or poor baby oh poor you that's not too bad but in Japanese it I'd say a lot of people don't like to be told Kauai so in other words we don't really like to be pitied so we know like how I saw about animals or you know little babies but if for example I failed my exam for example if someone says Kauai so I'll be actually kind of offended Kauai so it's not exactly a great phrase to say to someone instead of saying how I saw you can for example say PI hand s and there it must be tough for you ty hand s in there and we can set up informally dear friends you'd set thy hands done by hand vomit or dumb name this man all done and done man this Kauai so only means for you but a little people think that it means books keep or seems cute it is this saw does mean seems or looks for example you say oh she saw and that means it looks delicious it seems delicious or if he said yes I see so nice top yes as she's so nice top and that means the person who looks kind or person who seems nice but you can't use this saw or sauna about something that's obvious by visual so you can't use adjectives like cute or beautiful with this sauna to make in English it's normal to say are you looking or it looks cute but in Japanese you don't say you look cute we said you are cute or this is beautiful instead of this looks beautiful so yeah we don't say Kauai so to me looks cute Kauai so always means for you yes sir the same goes to get a beautiful you don't say keen a so it just doesn't make sense so yeah when something is not obvious by the visual so for example the food it can look delicious but you know sometimes it's just the look the taste is not good so you know you can't be sure you'd say boy seesaw it looks delicious or if someone looks nice you can't tell if the person it's actually nice right so you have to say yes I seesaw yes I seesaw yes so to make this form you get rid of the last e4e adjectives and the last not full knowledge caves yeah so these are the things that you should avoid saying Japanese I hope you found this lesson helpful and he said these things before this is the chance to change that habit so yeah before taking lessons with native speaker make sure to remember these things so that you don't you know accidently say these things to you Japanese people because the first impression is important so thank you for watching see you like my family bye bye

Channel: Japanese Ammo with Misa

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Keywords: Japanese swear words, yoku dekimashita, よくできました, yoku yatta, well done, anata japanese, how to be rude in japanese, aishiteru, i love you in japanese, shiro, tabero, yamero, hanase, kuso, kuso japanese, shit japanese, kawaisou

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Length: 29min 8sec (1748 seconds)

Published: Fri Aug 25 2017