@yumechuu
when speaking in "delinquent mode" but highering your pitch to sound more feminine and speaking more slowly, there you have your gyaru mode xd
@RodaTirhaalo
Reminds me of the "customer service" mode in english, where you pitch your voice up a couple octaves to sound less threatening lol
@ERFMXVCC
Wow... This is something I'm sure many of us have always noticed but couldn't quite attribute to the voice literally being resonated from different areas... But it makes so much sense once demonstrated!
@riagreen9294
Delinquent mode πππ
@lixp7280
I was literally just thinking about this issue but couldnβt quite find the right words to search for it. γγγγ¨γγγγγΎγγγͺγε η
@wideningeye
Fascinating. I was aware of the different voices but I'd never heard it described this way. Great job!
@raphkaw
Kaname-sensei is the best!
@spiderliliez
You explained these so simply, and yet we learned so much on such a short clip. Thank you!!!
@dans_11
Ngl that's what boggled me in Japan. So many chefs and vendors speaking nasally. The only time I hear this kind of voice in my home country is in comedy.
@kaazmikoddasee22
Dope Video Kaname Thank you π«‘
@SamCyanide
I never really thought about this, but while watching the video it made me realize that I already kind of do this. I guess that's the benefit you get from lots of listening practice growing up
@Nerukenshi1233
Commenting because i really want the algorithm to give me all of your videos all the time.
@AdamOwenBrowning
teaching this in 1min 20 is DIFFICULT
@Aiyafem
Kaname making shorts? What in the world we living
@gsutherland3614
this is SO GOOD. you have the absolute best japanese language content
@Verbalaesthet
So interesting. I never thought about it.
@joebonds3072
That was amazing
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