@rafaturek1370
Im feeling like an artifical inteligence trying to learn how to communicate with people
@Ziggy9000
There's an AI on Line called りんな you can use her to practice. She uses a lot of texting slang.
@donngu
Spelling bee in Japan: “Hajime. Ha, Ji, Me. Hajime.” (Crowd cheers)
@coolbrotherf127
When I started to learn Japanese I made myself use the flick keyboard early on and now I'm pretty fast at it. It's so simple that most people could learn it as fast as they learned hiragana.
@davebob4973
are you sitting on a yoga ball
@ElinaNoodles
I was wondering why I see "wwwww" a lot online and got the vibe that it had something to do with "lol", thanks for clarifying
@catbjorndestroyerofworlds8108
ive been texting in japanese for about 2 years, seeing you list off every habit ive made in the last couple years has been fun, i didnt mean to do it but i started using the duck emoji a lot when i met my girlfriend and its become my trademark emoji, we also spam stamps at eachother
@schappeee
日本人です。外国人の友達のために分かりやすく説明しているビデオを探していたので、これを見つけて驚きました。 私の友達は、私がフリックキーボードを使ってるところを見ていつもびっくりしてます笑 あと、最近あんまり顔文字を使う人はいないかも。共通の絵文字が普及する前にメールやインターネットで流行った古い文化だから。 とにかく、とても面白かったです！ LINE関係の話でいうと、「How to end the conversation in Japanese with text chat(Especially on LINE)」を友達と議論していたので、それを海外からの視点で解説してほしいです！
@KirisuNJSC
This video needs to be more popular grass
@ashlaskash
4:48 After finding out about Japanese flick input, I was so impressed with it that I installed a third-party flick keyboard for English called MessagEase. I can now personally attest that flick input is truly optimal, and I can type faster on a phone now than I ever could before, with just a little practice... ...Problem is that this only applies when I'm texting in English. My Japanese flick input typing speed is still around 0 WPM. にょろーん
@Jess-lc7ci
When he mentioned the 笑 and w. I laughed out loud because indeed I've used it because I was chronically (not that much anymore) in a Japanese fandom (utaites). the habit stayed and now I do the "(laugh)" sometimes. funny stuff www
@khatharrmalkavian3306
The first time I encountered the flick keyboard I was confused for a full two minutes and then realized what I was looking at and then it was だいじょうぶ.
@cloudbound.travel2
I’ve been studying Japanese sporadically for about a year now, and visited Japan 10 months ago. This video was pushed to me at the perfect time, my Japanese is finally hitting a turning point where I can use the flick keyboard, but had no idea on the etiquette. Thankfully as a chronically online woman, most of this etiquette comes naturally 😂
@meakimon
Norwegian here. I got introduced to kaomoji and Japanese texting back in 2003, through playing ffxi, since the servers were global. We'd often play with JP players. Thank goodness for the auto translate feature in the game ୧(＾ 〰 ＾)୨
@LitoMike
why am i watching this i have 0 japanese friends
@jprmercado
“Which keyboard should you use? QWERTY. You’re going to use the QWERTY keyboard.” I literally laughed out loud 🤣🤣🤣
@dt6283
I was watching to learn some hidden relation between "konnichiwa" and the knee in the stomach stamp.
@Shockocksthegreat
A great video. If long paragraphs are a no, I'm making zero texting friends. 草
@joeyjoeanu4910
i am absolutely eating up your every lessons/advice video. I low the formating, condensed yet detailied. THANK YOUhhh for sharing your knowledge/experience on these subjects!!!
@lazyfluency