ASMR Japanese Lesson: Vegetable Names & Pronunciation (Soft-Spoken)
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Hi everyone, it’s Hiromi. Thanks for coming by today! ☺️
In this video, we’ll learn Japanese vegetable names while looking at the real veggies. Do you have the same ones in your country?
As I explain in the video, Japanese uses three writing systems: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. For words like vegetable names, you’ll see many spellings—some in hiragana, some in katakana, some in kanji, and sometimes a mix. It’s a lot, I know! 😅 There isn’t a strict rule like “this must be written in kanji.” The versions I write are simply the most common.
To keep things simple today, just focus on the names and pronunciation. I hope this video is helpful to you—even just a little. 🥑✨
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Disclaimer
I’m not a certified Japanese teacher or a linguist. Everything here is simply my own understanding as a native Japanese speaker. Please remember this video isn’t a formal or highly technical lesson—just friendly guidance—and enjoy it with that in mind!
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