If I post the pronunciations of Hiragana in Japanese on YouTube, do you think there are demands… - Feed Post by mogmog
If I post the pronunciations of Hiragana in Japanese on YouTube, do you think there are demands for learning listening to Hiragana?. What is the best way to put them on?
I have never posted something on YouTube, so I don't know how much I can upload at least. I mean, how many seconds or minutes? If possible, should I say all of the Hiragana, or a part of hiragana like a first part : a i u e o : second part : ka ki ku ke ko and so on.
I have never posted something on YouTube, so I don't know how much I can upload at least. I mean, how many seconds or minutes? If possible, should I say all of the Hiragana, or a part of hiragana like a first part : a i u e o : second part : ka ki ku ke ko and so on.
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This sounds like a good idea, which from recent posts I would think many users on here would be interested in. Other people have made similar videos on youtube. You might do a better job though, as often the videos are non-native voices. Also, learning sites often use female voices, while guys would probably learn better from hearing a male voice. Saying your ABC's (AIU's?) should be an effortless video for a native Japanese to make, and I'm sure it would help some people out, so why not? :)
I think the default limit for YouTube uploads is 15 minutes, but this limit can removed if you get your account verified.
Yeah, by default its 15 minutes and then eventually it gets waived (I've had my account for 6 years and upload occasionally and I can upload however long I want)
I wouldn't really have much use for it now but like mog86uk said it's pretty rare to hear a native male's voice for pronunciations and it can be helpful for all of the new learners :)
About 15minutes , but I think it's enough to say All Hiragana , it'll more good if you including how to write them :) and soon , I'll wait you to teach us about Kanji and how to write and read them . This will be a good project on youtube while you're Japanese :)
