YAHHO! First Japanese with Kimi
KimiWelcome to First Japanese with Kimi. This podcast is for complete beginners, especially if you’re planning a trip to Japan or starting from zero. Learn simple, practical Japanese with easy English explanations and build confidence step by step. Book a lesson with me on italki: www.italki.com/en/teacher/6340545
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 82 | Founded | a month ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language |  Japanese | Number of Listeners | Categories | Language LearningEducation |
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Practice Japanese with useful everyday phrases for “wear” and “take off.”
In Japanese, we use different verbs depending on what you are wearing or taking off.
For example:
* fuku o kimasu — 服を着ます
* kutsu o hakimasu — 靴を履きます
* boushi o kaburim... more
In this episode, we continue from the previous episode about “wear” and “put on” in Japanese.
In English, we often use “take off,” but in Japanese, the verb changes depending on what you take off.
👕 fuku o nugu
👖 kutsu o nugu
🧢 boushi o toru
👓 ... more
In today’s episode, you’ll learn one of the most common beginner mistakes in Japanese!
English uses wear or put on, but Japanese changes the verb depending on what you’re wearing.
Learn the most natural expressions that Japanese people use every da... more
EP79 Practice episode!
Today, we practice imashita (いました) and arimashita (ありました).
In this episode, you will practice sentences like:
Disneyland ni takusan hito ga imashita.
(There were many people at Disneyland.)
Hanabi taikai ni takusan hito ga ... more
YAHOO! Kimi desu 😊
Today’s episode is the continuation of EP75:
there is / there are in Japanese.
In this episode, we will learn the past forms:
* imashita = there was / there were (for people and animals)
* arimashita = there was / there were... more
Many Japanese learners know that 「すごい」 (sugoi) means “great.”
But did you know that Japanese people don’t use すごい every time English speakers say “That’s great!”?
In this episode, I’ll explain when すごい sounds natural, when it doesn’t, and what Japa... more
Practice あります (arimasu) and います (imasu) with this beginner-friendly Japanese lesson!
In this practice episode, we’ll do:
✅ Round 1 – Repeat after me (English → Japanese)
✅ Round 2 – Situation practice (Translate before I answer!)
You’ll practice us... more
In this episode, we’ll learn the difference between あります (arimasu) and います (imasu).
These words are often translated as “there is / there are,” but in real Japanese they can also mean have, exist, or simply describe a situation.
You’ll learn:
* a... more
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