This week I watched more cooking videos! I learned how to make Japanese soufflé pancakes! This was very trendy a few months ago, and I thought I would give it a try. I watched a video in Japanese and listened while making something おいしい!! Making these soufflé pancakes was not too different from making normal pancakes, yet the texture is quite different. Attached below is the video I watched. It was really fun to follow along. The chef is very competent in his field, and it was fun to watch him cook. I also enjoyed listening to more cooking subjects in Japanese! Let me know in the comments what you guys think and if I should one day make something for the class :))) Also, let me know if you have ever had Japanese soufflé pancakes!
This weekend I watched Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away. I loved this movie. It was interesting, but very special. It was good practice to listen to the movie in Japanese-- and I could even pick out some lines that I understood, but I also found it culturally educational. Many of the characters in Spirited Away are based on yokai-- the topic I wrote about last week. The movie holds heavy themes with Japanese folklore, and although there is a unique plot, the movie offers a beginning to learning about Japanese culture and yokai. I hope in the future to watch more Studio Ghibli and expand my Japanese listening skills.
こにちわ みなさん! わたし は おんがくが すきです! Yoasobi の おんがく は すき です. まいにち の くじ わたし りょ に いきます. わたし は へや で おんがくを ききます. I really enjoy this singer! I have been her fan for a few years now, and I love her style! Her voice is so captivating. She has a unique style of music, and her songs are always full of so much emotion. Her upbeat and catchy melodies can follow you throughout the day and be the perfect songs to listen to while working out or doing household chores. My favorite songs of hers include: 夜に駆ける, ハルカ, たぶん, ハルジオン, and Idol. Let me know what you guys think of her songs :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a creative post! だいすきです。I just LOVE this! ありがとうございます。
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