街头采访：日本年轻人对世界了解有多少？
How Much Do Young Japanese Know About the World? | Street Interview
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“在日本生活了几年后，我发现美国和日本在心态上也非常相似。大多数人不觉得有必要向外看，因为他们国内已经拥有了一切。体育有自己的球队和联赛，有自己的节目和综艺节目，他们缺乏第二语言，这造成了一种非常内向的文化，对外国的兴趣也较少……”
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MrRizeAG
Brutal. Guess it's not just Americans!
太残忍了。我想这不只是（针对）美国人！
megadave816
They did a better job then Americans though.
但他们做得比美国人好。
They did a better job then Americans though.
但他们做得比美国人好。
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A lot of Americans probably can’t even point to their own country on the map
许多美国人可能甚至无法在地图上指出自己国家所在的位置
People in general know nothing about geography. You can make the same video anywhere in the world and the results won't be very different. Americans aren't dumber than anyone else.
一般人对地理一无所知。你可以在世界任何地方制作相同的视频，结果不会有太大差异。美国人并不比其他国家的人笨。
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You have people in every country which know more and some which know less in geography. These stereotypes are pointless and only for clickbaiting on the internet.
每个国家都有人对地理了解较多，但也有一些人对地理了解较少。这些刻板印象毫无意义，只会在互联网上骗取点击量。
Lol, Japanese lost nearly 35 years of economic growth. Football is seen as the least pritority here in Mainland China. Dominating emerging techs is what we are after.
哈哈，日本失去了近 35 年的经济增长。在中国大陆，足球被视为最不重要的事。我们追求的是主导的新兴科技。
I would agree with your notion that there are intelligent and not so intelligent people everywhere. HOWEVER, some cultures are ok with ignorance, or revel in their ignorance as if that means their country is so important that it's "natural" for them to not have to know other cultures or anything about them.
我同意你的观点，即世界上有聪明人和不那么聪明的人。然而，有些文化对无知习以为常，或者陶醉于他们的无知，仿佛这意味着他们的国家如此重要，以至于他们“自然而然”地不需要了解其他文化或任何有关别国的事情。
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I think the more insular a country is the more they don’t know geography. Also as they said they get their news from TikTok and can look things up more easily than previous generations
我认为一个国家越是与世隔绝，他们就越不懂地理。而且正如他们所说，他们从 TikTok 获取新闻，比前几代人更容易查找到信息
My whole life I've actually been living in Africa
我一生实际上都生活在非洲
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刚果
I mean, you have a rich wildlife population, just replace kangaroos with lions
我的意思是，那边有丰富的野生动物种群，只需用狮子代替袋鼠
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3:28 Unexpectedly she knows where Ukraine is on the map but not US OR AU.
3分28秒。出乎意料的是，她知道地图上乌克兰的位置，却不知道美国和澳大利亚的位置。
i guess she happened to learn of that due to Russia-Ukraine war
我猜她是因为俄乌战争才知道的
Ukraine used to be a hot topic at a time everywhere.
乌克兰问题一度成为各地热议话题。
Or she knew where Russia was because the person told her. and she knew Russia was invading a bordering country near Europe. and she took a guess.
或者她知道俄罗斯在哪里，因为有人告诉了她。她知道俄罗斯正在入侵欧洲附近的一个边境国家。然后她就此进行了猜测。
I get confused about the Baltic and eastern European countries. Europe in general can be confusing because there are so many countries packed into a small landmass. My wife is a whiz when it comes to geography. I think it is important to know where countries are, and then from their learn about their cultures and languages. It's always a good way to show respect when we know about the wider world.
我对波罗的海国家和东欧国家（的位置）感到迷茫。欧洲总体上会让人迷茫，因为有这么多国家挤在一个小小的大陆上。我的妻子是地理方面的专家。我认为了解国家地处何地很重要，然后才能从中了解他们的文化和语言。当我们了解更广阔的世界时，这总是一种表达尊重的好方法。
The reflection of similiarity between Japan and USA education is emphasize on memorizing instructions to create a corporate worker but not to train a critical thinking and geographical sensitivity , creating a rather insular mentality of the people And also news media of both countries also creating an influence of makes its people to thinking in rather Americacentric or Japancentric lens.
日本和美国教育的相似之处在于，它们都注重按照强硬指令来培养企业员工，而不是培养其批判性思维和地理敏感性，从而导致人们的心态比较孤立。而且，两国的新闻媒体也对其人民产生了影响，使其思维方式倾向于以美国中心或日本中心的视角。
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Japan is a U$ regime's colony after all.
日本毕竟是美国政权的殖民地。
What I've realized after living in Japan for several years is that the US and Japan are also pretty similar in terms of mentality. Mosty don't feel the need to look outward, as they've got everything at home. Sports, with their own teams and leagues, their own shows and variety shows, their lack of a second language, which creates a very inward-looking culture, and less interest towards foreign countries.
在日本生活了几年后，我发现美国和日本在心态上也非常相似。大多数人不觉得有必要向外看，因为他们国内已经拥有了一切。体育有自己的球队和联赛，有自己的节目和综艺节目，他们缺乏第二语言，这造成了一种非常内向的文化，对外国的兴趣也较少。
For people living in Japan, the only news that matter are things that have connection with Japan. South Korea and Thailand are places that Japanese people often travel to, which is why plane accidents and kidnappings become top news. Wars and disputes in faraway lands have no connection with Japan.
对于生活在日本的人来说，唯一重要的新闻是与日本有关的事情。韩国和泰国是日本人经常去的地方，这就是为什么飞机事故和绑架事件成为头条新闻。遥远国度的战争和争端与日本无关。
I like that they're still calling it Twitter.
我喜欢他们仍称X为 Twitter。
The subtitles are absolutely awful. The first guy doesn’t say “No, not really” at 0:30. He says “It depends on the day”. Completely misrepresenting what people say is not acceptable.
字幕简直糟透了。第一个人在 0:30 时没有说“不，不是真的”。他说“这取决于当天的情况”。完全曲解人们所说的话是不可接受的。
its correct, you lack contextual understanding…also the translator is literally Japanese
这是正确的，你缺乏对上下文的理解……而且翻译实际上是地地道道日本人
Translation is actually a difficult skill bc it's not just literal translation which often would make little sense a lot of times. Translators have to find equivalent phrases or in case of colloquial or idiomatic sentences, it can get really tricky. I have a very healthy respect for them.
翻译其实是一项很难的技能，因为它不仅仅是字面翻译，很多时候字面翻译会让人摸不着头脑。翻译者必须找到对应的短语，尤其是在处理口语或习语时，这可能会变得非常棘手。我对他们充满了深深的敬意。
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@9y2bgy
I wouldn’t say this translation is diabolical or something. Yet still, they can totally translated it as sometimes, depends, time to times, or literally “depends on the day” as he said and English speaking audience would understood. Some might interpret as he doesn’t really care but it’s up to audiences. Then it’s good translation. You know which isn’t? You’re right there’s many things that are hard to translate to other languages. Especially from eastern cultures to western audiences. But I don’t see such obstacle in this case. And lastly I want to make one point. This translation especially feels kinda nasty because Japanese tends to downplay themselves. Which translator should be cautious about. And seems they didn’t cared enough about and let the convenience take over their craft. (And I think Japanese-English translation or vice versa to be full of lazy work. There’s many reasons and frustration around it but they are just not as honest like Russian translator for example.)
我不会说这个翻译糟糕透顶或之类的。不过，他们完全可以翻译成“有时候”、“看情况”、“时不时”，或者就像他说的“depends on the day”，说英语的听众是能理解的。有些人可能会解读为他其实不在乎，但这取决于听众。那这样的翻译就是好的。你知道什么不是好翻译吗？没错，有很多东西很难翻译成其他语言。尤其是从东方文化翻译给西方观众。但在这个例子中，我没看到这样的障碍。最后，我想指出一点。这个翻译特别让人感觉有点不舒服，因为日本人倾向于贬低自己。这是翻译者应该谨慎对待的。而看起来他们并没有足够重视这一点，而是让便捷性凌驾于了他们的专业之上。（而且我觉得日语和英语的互译中有很多偷懒的作品。这其中有很多原因和令人沮丧的地方，但他们就是不像俄罗斯翻译者那么诚实。）
'Depends on the day" isn't a common phrase. Perhaps just "It depends" or "Depends on situation". I don't know to much Japanese, so I will take your word for it that the translation was wrong, and it could have been way better. I've watched a lot of K drama and I feel that most of the translations on Netflix are pretty good, and in some situations even though I might have disagreed initially, I realized that the translation took into account circumstances in the movie as well as the particular context of a given scene. That's when I began to appreciate the difficulty of translations for movies and such. It is waaaay more than just translating the words from one language to another.
“Depends on the day”不是一个常见的短语。或许可以说“It depends”或者“Depends on the situation”。我不太懂日语，所以我相信你说的话，这个翻译确实有问题，而且本可以翻译得更好。我看了很多韩剧，我觉得奈飞上的大部分翻译都相当不错。而且在某些情况下，即使我最初可能不同意，但后来我意识到翻译考虑到了电影中的情节以及特定场景的上下文，（这样翻译也是可以的）。那时我才开始意识到电影等作品的翻译难度有多大。这远远不仅仅是把一种语言的话翻译成另一种语言那么简单。
I think the fear of making a mistake gets in the way for so many people to be able to speak all the english they study for SOOOO LONG. English, like Japanese, is best learned through use. Writing alone doesn't do enough to get you to communicating. It's OK to make mistakes, and it's ok to not be perfect. That's how we learn to communicate even from when we are babies. Japan! Please try to challenge yourself to be ok with making mistakes. I try not to be! It's scary for me too with Japanese, but I get better when I try!
我认为，对犯错的恐惧阻碍了许多人运用他们学习了那么久的英语。英语和日语一样，最好是通过使用来学习。仅仅靠写作并不足以让你学会交流。犯错没关系，不完美也没关系。这就是我们从小学习交流的方式。日本！请试着挑战自己，接受犯错。我也在努力这样做！学日语对我来说也很可怕，但当我尝试时，我就会有所进步！
Wow, tiktok penetration is deep..
哇，tiktok的渗透率真高啊。
and the best part is they're actually learning more of the world through it. I actually want to apologize for my prejudice to the girl in this interview that says she mostly uses tik-tok, because she actually know much more of the world in general than most of the interviewee in this episode, and probably also most of my fellow citizens here in ID.
而且最棒的是，他们实际上正通过tiktok音更多地了解世界。我想向这位接受采访的女孩道歉，我之前对她有偏见，因为她说她主要用tiktok。但实际上她对世界的了解比这期节目中的大多数受访者都要多，可能也比我在这里（印尼）的大多数同胞都要多。
Great strategy by ��(PRC) tho. Dumbdown your biggest geopolitical enemies mainly Japan/USA while ensuring that your domestic population gets even smarter. Fighting a war without unconventional means.
这不过是（中国）的一个高明策略。在让日本/美国等主要地缘政治敌人变得愚蠢的同时，确保本国人民变得更加聪明。这是一场不用常规手段的战争。