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japanese in your languages

@japaneseinyourlanguages · YouTube · Japan

Hello! "Japanese in your languages" from Japan. I am a native Japanese speaker. Is it difficult to learn Japanese? Japanese is a language that is easy in the beginning, but gets harder and harder. That's why I think the most important time to learn Japanese is when you are a beginner. My teaching method is a combination of all of the following: 1. Knowledge from the Japanese Language Teacher Training Course 2. I learned how difficult it is to learn other languages, when I learned English, Spanish, Korean, and Dutch. Also, because the spoken and written Japanese languages are different, you may not be able to use what you learn from textbooks in your everyday life. In this video, I would like to introduce you mainly to spoken words that are used in everyday life. * I have completed all the requirements of the Japanese Language Teacher Training Course in Australia. My second channel: https://www.youtube.com/@japaneseinyourrecipes/videos Let's learn how to make Japanese food!

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52.3K

Subscribers

1.9M

Total views

106

Videos

4.5K

Avg. views / video

0.30%

Engagement rate

japanese in your languages is a YouTube channel with 52.3K subscribers and 1.9M total views across 106 videos. A typical upload reaches 4.5K views at a 0.30% engagement rate.

The numbers on this page come from InstMe's monitoring pipeline and refresh automatically as the channel is rescanned — audience size, view performance and engagement, side by side with the channel's recent uploads.

Audience & content

Publishing Activity

Dormant

Last upload Apr 22, 2026 · ≈3 uploads/month lifetime.

Audience (estimated)

Est.

Roughly balanced · mostly 18–34

50% men50% women

Typical for Education creators in Japan, modeled from the topic — not measured for this channel.

Content Focus

Primary: Knowledge

Secondary: Lifestyle

japanese in your languages vs similar channels

Metricjapanese in your languagesCohort median
Avg. views per video4.5K3.4K
Engagement rate0.30%0.36%
Videos published106237

Median values from 4,448 YouTube channels with 10K–100K subscribers in the InstMe index, refreshed daily.

Estimated sponsorship value

$67–$160per dedicated video

Based on 4.5K average views per video, a dedicated sponsored video on japanese in your languages is worth an estimated $67–$160. This is a modeled range from view counts and typical YouTube CPMs, not a quoted rate — actual pricing depends on niche, format, usage rights and exclusivity.

Frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does japanese in your languages have?

japanese in your languages has 52.3K subscribers on YouTube, with 1.9M total channel views across 106 videos.

What is japanese in your languages's YouTube handle?

japanese in your languages publishes on YouTube as @japaneseinyourlanguages.

How many views does japanese in your languages get per video?

japanese in your languages averages 4.5K views per video. Views-per-video is usually a better sponsorship predictor than the subscriber count alone.

What is japanese in your languages's engagement rate?

japanese in your languages's measured engagement rate is 0.30% (likes and comments relative to views on recent videos).

How much does a sponsored video from japanese in your languages cost?

Based on 4.5K average views per video, a dedicated sponsored video on japanese in your languages is worth an estimated $67–$160. This is a modeled range from view counts and typical YouTube CPMs, not a quoted rate — actual pricing depends on niche, format, usage rights and exclusivity.

Is japanese in your languages still active on YouTube?

japanese in your languages's most recent video was published on April 22, 2026.

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