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Eu simplesmente AMEI a Karina, i fell in love with your content bro. Thank you so much.
ОтветитьIts so funny how people have different personality speaking different languages
ОтветитьI like this channel! Subbed!
ОтветитьFoi aqui que invocaram os brasileiros para mais uma reunião?
ОтветитьThese interviews are very interesting, Takashii. Thank you for posting them.
ОтветитьO mais interessante é que no vídeo eles falam em inglês e ao mesmo tempo legendado em inglês isso é de grande valia 😂😂😂 depois dizem que o brasileiro é que é burro.
ОтветитьAs meninas são muito bonitas, fora da beleza comum.
ОтветитьAmazing hearing such distinctly Brazilian accent in the second girl! And both of the girls spoke such perfect Portuguese!
ОтветитьA vida no Brasil é cara mas ainda acho a vida na europa mais cara de se viver do que aqui no Brasil ., além das dificuldades do clima que se tem de se enfrentar na europa , que torna a vida mais difícil lá por causa do frio e da neve . Mas . .. isso depende do ponto de vista e das necessidades de cada um .
ОтветитьAs a brazilian myself, first girl seems a lot more Japanese than Brazilian, mainly due to her mannerisms. However second girl seems a 100% Brazilian, even her English accent is so brazilian, can’t deny it lol.
ОтветитьJapan looks better to live than in Brazil but it's hard to adapt, I think so. Good look for all Brazilian Nikkei living there.
ОтветитьTakashi, Brazil is the country with the most immigrants from Japan, and also with the largest number of Japanese descendants in the world.
ОтветитьAbraço do Brasil 🇧🇷
ОтветитьSe você tem menos de 40 anos o Japão vai ser um lugar fantástico para você, pois depois que você fica velho você passa a ser tratado como uma fonte de despesa.
ОтветитьYou have only one nationally.
Ответить🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ответитьa vida eh mt maluca
ОтветитьSou brasileiro nato, minha língua mãe é o português do interior paulista, que prezo muito em falar corretamente e sem gírias e erros, trabalhei e morei por 36 anos na Suiça, país que possui 4 idiomas oficiais, alemão, italiano, francês e reto-romanche ; o alemão e o italiano domino muito bem, fala e gramática, o francês me esqueci um pouco, pois pouco usava, mas, posso dizer que, a minha personalidade varia de acordo com o idioma usado, alegre e alto como os italianos, receptivo e empático como os brasileiros, e bem sério e direto com o alemão! Interessante né?
ОтветитьAlways nice and interesting to see videos and interviews of other Nikkei from around the world. I being born in the USA it's always a special feeling when meeting other Nikkei from different cities and counties outside of Japan. Imagine sitting around drinking and eating otsumami and everyone is Japanese but not speaking in Nihongo but in Eigo. Fun Fun. Even more interesting trying to explain yourself as a NikkeiJin when traveling in Japan and meeting and speaking with NihonJins.
ОтветитьWhat about the discrimination they face? I think brazilian nikkei are discriminated in Japan
ОтветитьFamilia
ОтветитьThat second girl is going to be very upset once she realizes Australia now basically has an open door immigration policy with Brazil, lol. Minha espousa e uma brasileira, and so is everyone else in sydney now lol
ОтветитьJapanese people have always been very welcomed in Brazil. I hope it's the same for Brazilians in Japan
ОтветитьI was born in Brazil and I am half Italian.
I lived 21 years in Brazil and 14 years overseas.
Brazil had the biggest Japanese colony in the world, their grandparents generation moved to Brazil and mainly worked growing vegetables in plots of land nearby cities. They also had markets where they sold fresh vegetables, others would have a mini-market, and also open restaurants.
The generation born in Brazil almost always come from very wealthy Japanese-Brazilian families. I am from the South of Brazil and every year at leadt one classmate was half Japanese, the second generation are mainly college educated in the best universities, they become Engineers or Medical Doctors.
Brazil was very wealth and a good place to live until 2006, we had one of the biggest economic downfall in our history and our GDP/ capita shrank 55% in one year.
Since then there is a huge exodus of Brazilians that have a second nationality, even thought their families back in Brazil are wealth and everyone has a good life, for the Japanese/ Brazilian coming from the 3rd generation, there is no future for them in Brazil.
Brazil is a country where you work your ass to become an Engineer and you will earn 700 USD/ month. Whereas, if you graduate in an easy bachelor degree to teach children you will eventually be involved with politics and easily make 1000 up to 2100 USD/ month.
Quando a Karina disse "in brazil i was shy, in japan i wasn't" eu imediatamente lembrei do meme kkkkkkk.
Brasileiro mais fraco no japão:
Great video! I'd love to visit Japan someday soon! Obrigado! <3
ОтветитьEngraçado que as duas tem sotaque, a gente conhece um Br de longe, já o moço argentino/japonês eu não notei sotaque no inglês dele, é bem fluido, a Karina resumiu perfeitamente o conceito da personalidade característica do Brasil e Japão, e total, se tu não for de classe média ou rico, tu passa muito perrengue no Brasil, infelizmente.
ОтветитьFalha muito hermoso gatinha ❤❤❤❤❤
ОтветитьO Bostil é intankável, simplesmente.
ОтветитьBrazil has more than 2 milions of japanese people and an entire town. I have some japanese friends, is very easy found mainly on São Paulo and a little bit in Rio.
ОтветитьAmazing interviews!
ОтветитьAlguem passa o contato da Karina hahahahahhaha
ОтветитьThat first girl looks full japanese.
ОтветитьKarina is 99% brazilian cause she started her presentation with "então"
ОтветитьI had no idea Japan had a large Japanese diaspora living in Brazil. That explains Japanese game developers fixation on Brazil when it came to Japanese games being made in the '80s and '90s specifically fighting games.
ОтветитьWe had neighbors. He was from Brazil, and she was from Osaka, living in America. Married is with two children.
ОтветитьNice interview!!! I love to hear how the Japanese feel inside of Brazilian culture… are they accepted? Do they have to adapt even if they are born and raised there? ALSO : can you ask them how and why they choose to learn English?
ОтветитьWow! TAKASHii's English has improved so much since this video.
ОтветитьI need Karina's IG bro
ОтветитьQué sorpresa encontrar a el Yuuki acá! Jaja :)
ОтветитьThis channel how shown me that there's quite the mix in Japan
Ответитьhey guy.....be fun like us Brazilian 🤣🤣🤣
ОтветитьI can’t think of a culture more different from Japan, than Brazilians. Interesting experience for these people
ОтветитьWow... I was born in Japan, but my parents returned to Brazil when I was 1 just like Karina. I don't remember anything from Japan, nor do I speak the language.
I've always had more contact wirh my Brazilian family, so I feel completely disconnected from my Japanese roots.
Now, I'm 26 and I really wish to learn about my Japanese heritage. Any tips?
Yes. Very interesting. Enjoyed seeing Asian people speaking portugues brasileiro and Spanish. 👍🏼
ОтветитьTer vídeos assim mostrando duas culturas diferentes e distantes mais também tão próximos devido suas histórias e relação é algo muito bom pois muitos japoneses não sabem disso seu vídeo é algo que abrira portas para essa relação se aprofundar mais ❤ Brasil 🇧🇷 e Japão 🇯🇵 Issho ni.
ОтветитьThank you so much.
ОтветитьI am Brazilian 100% and just came back from holidays in Japan. I missed it alteady - its been only 72 hours 😅❤
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