【海外の反応】「日本語は人を変える...」高難易度と言われる日本語を学ぶ外国人が急増している理由

Japanese is said to be one of the most difficult languages ​​in the world to learn. Yet, the number of people learning Japanese worldwide continues to reach record highs. Why, despite knowing how difficult it is, can't they give up? This time, through the story of Ella Chambers (35), an English teacher from New York, we will unravel the real reasons why foreigners fall in love with Japanese. The answer she arrived at after seven years in Japan was— "Japanese is a language that makes you become a different person the more you speak it." ▼ Key points of this video ・The initiation of "Your Japanese is excellent," and the depth hidden beneath it ・How an encounter with "sunlight filtering through trees" changed one's view of the world ・The "culture of active listening" brought about by word order ・The resolution of sensibility possessed by onomatopoeia ・The Japanese spirit revealed by words that cannot be translated ・Why do people become kinder when they speak Japanese? How does a language that is commonplace for Japanese people appear to people all over the world? Please watch until the end. --- Channel Introduction This channel presents stories of the "surprise" and "emotion" experienced by foreigners around the world when they encounter Japanese culture, language, and daily life. How do things that Japanese people take for granted appear from a global perspective? Let's rediscover the "normal" aspects of Japan together. Subscribing and liking our videos will encourage us to create more videos. We also welcome your comments. -- #ForeignReactions #Japanese #JapaneseCulture #Foreigners #LearningJapanese #Overseas #JapanIsAmazing #ForeignersLivingInJapan #SunlightThroughTheTrees #BeautyOfTheJapaneseLanguage