When Japanese Speakers Read Chinese (Part 2) #Japanese #Chinese #language
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In this clip from the latest Langfocus video, I ask a Japanese speaker to try to read a Chinese sentence to see how well he can understand it.
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where do u find so many english speakers that speak and read japanese?
I posted a story on Instagram asking for people who would like to take part in the video. So they are Langfocus viewers, and Langfocus videos are narrated in English.
I didn’t get many replies though. I think I accepted everybody who offered (4 people). For most languages I get 50-100 offers in a couple hours and I have to delete the story.
And then 本 is the measure word for book 😄
他 has the meaning of “other” in Chinese too when written with “其” ： “其他”
“他” does not really mean “he”, I mean it’s commonly used as “he” due to the existence of “她” which means “she”. Even so, 他 is still a third person pronoun in general, doesn’t matter what the object or gender is
These videos are so interesting. Chinese trying to read japanese. Or japanese trying to read traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese. Excellent videos. Greeting from México 🇲🇽