Japanese language lessons with Thea Tolentino | Mars Pa More - video Dailymotion

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While whipping up a Japanese Potato Salad, Thea Tolentino shows her Japanese side by teaching us how to speak Nihonggo!

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00:00If you want to travel, you can do something else.

00:03Yes, Mars.

00:04Like this, Thea.

00:06She learned the hours wisely

00:08and learned the Japanese language.

00:12Wow!

00:13And she leveled up the day

00:14for her life

00:15with her energy.

00:19Energy.

00:20What's that?

00:23Let's see.

00:26Thea, what do you want us to do?

00:29Konnichiwa!

00:30Well, today we have a potato salad.

00:33The ingredients are

00:34potato,

00:35mayonnaise,

00:36砂糖,

00:37this is not too much for you.

00:38It is too much for you.

00:39The potato salad.

00:40We are going to take a lot of eggs,

00:40and we will take a lot of eggs.

00:41And then we will take a lot of eggs.

00:43And then we will take a lot of eggs.

00:44Corn,

00:45and

00:46tomato,

00:46and

00:47we will prepare you.

00:50One.

00:52Potato will be柔らかくなり

00:54until it is ready to be ready.

00:55Easy.

00:562.

01:00Mayonnaise,

01:02and

01:03and

01:04and

01:06and

01:07and

01:08and

01:09and

01:13and

01:14and

01:16and

01:18and

01:20and

01:22and

01:24and

01:30and

01:32and

01:34all

01:40Hi!

01:41Finally,

01:42we are完成

01:49וט

01:54Oh, Thea, I'm so happy!

01:56Wow, Thea!

01:58You're so happy to watch what you did!

02:02The truth is,

02:04are we going to lose?

02:06Because you're good!

02:08Of course, even the expression,

02:10the tone, the energy,

02:12it's Japanese!

02:14The tone, the accent!

02:16Yeah, Thea, you're good!

02:18Why are you thinking about it?

02:20When I was a kid,

02:22I was really interested in

02:24anime, everything

02:26Japan, I was interested in it.

02:28And in my first year,

02:30I thought why

02:32I didn't try to study it.

02:34So, I studied self-study from

02:362009

02:38until

02:402015,

02:42and I enrolled

02:44to my friend

02:46and I understood

02:48the Nihongo.

02:50It's just basic.

02:52What you saw in the video,

02:54I actually helped me to translate

02:56so that it's legit

02:58that I'm going to say

03:00that I'm going to say.

03:02You're going to bash!

03:04You know it!

03:06But how did you practice it?

03:08Do you have to talk about it?

03:10I was a solo trip to Japan

03:12in 2019.

03:14And then,

03:16even in one or two weeks,

03:18even if you have a little bit of knowledge,

03:20you can push yourself

03:22that you really speak in Nihongo.

03:24You can learn a little bit.

03:26So, you can learn a little bit.

03:28So, it's like...

03:30You know what?

03:32We were interacting with people,

03:34and we were in Japanese,

03:36and when we didn't understand,

03:38we had an app.

03:40But it was great.

03:42They understood me.

03:44Wow, Thea! That's amazing!

03:46What did you say

03:48that you were in Japanese?

03:50Wow!

03:52It's an expression for Japanese.

03:54And it depends on the mood.

03:56Okay, go.

03:57It's different.

03:58It's a meaning.

03:59Yabai.

04:00That's the word.

04:01Yabai.

04:02Y-A-B-A-I.

04:04It means...

04:05It's like...

04:06It's like...

04:07for us.

04:08Ah, it's an expression for us.

04:09Okay.

04:10Mm-hmm.

04:11So, how do you say it?

04:12How do you say it?

04:13For example,

04:14it's nice.

04:15Yabai.

04:16It's like,

04:17OMG!

04:18It's nice.

04:19That's what it means.

04:20So, or...

04:21Or, or,

04:22or, minsan,

04:23pag...

04:24kunyari,

04:25may nangyaring

04:26nasama,

04:27or hindi inaasahan,

04:28ah, yabai!

04:29Parang...

04:30Halo!

04:31Ah, yes!

04:32Okay!

04:33Iba-iba yung uses niya, Mars!

04:35Ika, Kelly,

04:36since you joined

04:37mga international pageants,

04:38did you ever have to,

04:39or did you ever feel

04:40the need to,

04:41uh,

04:42speak another language

04:43or to learn another language?

04:44Uh, actually,

04:45yung international pageant ko

04:46sa Egypt,

04:47um,

04:48diba, they speak Arabic there.

04:50And since,

04:51lumakay po ako sa Dubai,

04:53ah,

04:54growing up,

04:55it was compulsory po to learn Arabic for,

04:57so I learned for mga

04:58nine or ten years growing up.

05:00Medyo nakalimutan ko yung

05:02yung Arabic knowledge ko.

05:04But then, when I went to Egypt,

05:05it was coming back bit by bit.

05:07So, that was actually quite helpful.

05:09And then, medyo na-impressed din po yung

05:11organizers dun sa Egypt,

05:13um,

05:14that I knew how to converse.

05:15Very basic lang,

05:16pero I was able din to read

05:18some of their papers

05:19or some things in Arabic.

05:20So,

05:21na-impressed

05:22kasi they were like,

05:23aren't you pa in the Philippines?

05:25Wow!

05:26Interesting!

05:27May tinatago rin pala itong si,

05:29ano,

05:30ang ating Mars Kelly.

05:31Mars.

05:32Correct! Diba?

05:33Tinan mo, pareho silang

05:34cat-lovers Mars,

05:35tas pareho din silang merong,

05:37isa pang lingwahe na alam.

05:39Dami nyong things in common,

05:41mga Mars.

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