
This is a podcast for beginner-level Japanese learners who want to get used to the rhythm and basic vocabulary of the language. Each episode will discuss different topics such as introducing yourself, hobbies, favorite foods, lifestyle questions, useful phrases when traveling to Japan and more. The host(s) will speak clear and natural Japanese.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationLanguage Learning | |||

Do you have any trip plans coming up?
Today, I’m going to introduce some phrases you can use to talk about what you have to do before a trip.
I have a small announcement. We’ll be taking a short break for a few weeks—or maybe about a month, but ple... more
Today, we are going to talk about katakana words in Japanese.
Words borrowed from foreign languages are usually written in katakana. For English speakers, katakana words might look easy at first. But in reality, their pronunciation and sometimes eve... more
Today, we’re going to talk about weather expressions in Japanese.
You’ll learn how to say things like “It’s sunny,” “It’s raining,” and “The wind is blowing.”
Please enjoy listening!
In the last episode, we learned how to talk about your own condition.
This time, let’s learn what to say to someone who isn’t feeling well — how to give gentle advice and care for them.
Please enjoy !
Today’s topic is “How to talk about your condition” in Japanese.
You’ll learn some very common phrases that Japanese people use when they feel good, tired, or a bit sick.
Please enjoy listening!
Today’s topic is daily verbs.
Expanding your vocabulary is one of the most important parts of learning a language!
Let’s look at some common verbs that appear in your morning routine, when you get dressed, and when you go out.
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Today, I’d like to share some of the good points of learning Japanese.
Actually, Japanese has many features that make it easier than you might think. Let me introduce a few!
Following the te-form, which we featured last week, today we’ll focus on the dictionary form.
I will introduce four common uses of the dictionary form at the beginner level:
To say likes, dislikes, and skills.
To say “before doing something.”
T... more
Just stumbled upon the gem. If you’re looking for a clear basic understanding of Japanese (perhaps for an upcoming trip or move) this is a great place to start Only wish that there were transcriptions or vocab lists…. Is that ever to come?
I like the speed and the voice of the speaker. I look forward to more episodes to come!
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Designed specifically for beginner Japanese learners, this show focuses on essential vocabulary and practical phrases that facilitate daily conversations and travel experiences in Japan. Episodes cover a broad range of topics, including self-introductions, expressing hobbies, and discussing favorite foods, ensuring listeners become comfortable with the rhythm of the language. Each episode emphasizes clarity and engages listeners through contextual examples, making the learning process not only effective but also enjoyable. The approach is particularly noteworthy for its blend of language instruction with cultural insights, helping learners appreciate the nuances of Japanese communication.
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