SAYANORA? Japonca ve Türkçe'de SELAMLAŞMA farkları (Türkçe Altyazılı)

⭐️ If the Turkish subtitles aren't available, please enable them in the video settings :) ⭐️ The yo-ho I mentioned in the video is actually a phrase a climber shouts while climbing a mountain to signal their location or when they're happy. Since it's said on the mountain, the words we shout echo back to us. (Yo-ho has also been used as an informal greeting among young people lately.) Recently, the phrase "If something bad happens to me, I'll take double revenge," repeated by the lead actress in the popular Japanese TV series Hanzawa Naoki, has become quite popular, and a comedian has made a similar joke in the video, gaining a lot of popularity. It just came to mind :p Our Japanese lessons will continue, but today I'm talking about simple greetings :) 🇯🇵 Frequently Asked Questions 🇹🇷 ▶ I graduated from Ankara University, Department of Japanese Language and Literature. ▶ I completed my master's degree in Cognitive Linguistics at Osaka University. ▶ I came here with a MEXT scholarship. ▶ I've been living in Japan for 10 years. ▶ I have a JLPT N1. (Since 2011) ▶ I live in Osaka. ▶ I have my own company and also work for the municipality. ▶ My wife is Japanese; we met while I was doing my master's degree. ▶ My hobbies are Aikido (3rd Dan) and YouTube. ▶ For more questions, please leave a comment below. Thank you so much for your support, I'm so glad you're here :) ❤️If you'd like to support me directly, you can check out the JOIN button :) ↓    / @guneslijaponya   ❤️Youtube:    / @guneslijaponya   Instagram:   / guneslijaponya   Facebook:   / guneslijaponya   Twitter:   / guneslijaponya   #japanese #japan