Learn Japanese at the Japan Society Language Center! For more than 30 years the Japan Society has provided Japanese language education of all levels. Today, …
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As we’re all learning Japanese, we’re bound to encounter many situations where we just won’t understand a word, a phrase or even complete sentences. Even for…
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within the lessons, you could put the writing of the words
I knew most of these words from anime, so I feel like watching anime or
like video games, helps my mouth say these words more fluently.
Omg,I am so passionate about languages,but mainly of Latin and Germanic
groups, I have never imagined that Japanese was so funny!
Arigatou!
can u tell me how the word ”no” is writing on latin characters?
Shes great
slooooooooooooooweerrrr !
Amazing!
just wanted to hear how the Japanese language sounds phonetically…, and I
so much enjoyed it that I definitively must learn it, even if I’ll have to
spend the rest of my life on this
Thank you so much
wanna have sex with you
ARIGATO GOZAIMASU!!!!!!!!!!
hahah
which is better to learn first reading and writing or speaking
Hajimemashite, douzo yoroshiku~! ^.^
Her teaching is very wonderful! She teaches us Japanese at the same speed
as native Japanese so that is good for Japanese learners. I praise her as a
native Japanese person!
i’ve been watching these so much that i cant speak english i can only right
enligsh ND I CANT EVEN SPELL THING ROIT
The teacher is great!
YAY! Finally learning Japanese!
I want to learn Japanese so bad and I’m glad she teaches so well.
love these videos, shes a great sensei ^^
arigato gozaimasu
I have Japanese friend but I just dont understand him
i like her acting when she said even you still not understand you say
wakiramasen xD
she so cute !! i like her !!
I love how she switches from english to japanese, the difference in her
voice is very noticeable. Thanks.
she is cute lol
cute face, but her english really is annoying. o.o
That proverb is great. XD
lol the Japanese dora the explorer
Am I just mishearing, or does Erin pronounce “ki” as “shi”? I noticed it
twice when she recited that Japanese proverb near the end of the video. Is
this standard Japanese pronunciation? It rather confused me.
Sou ka is “ah, now I get it” or “ah, now I see” kind of expression, but
with a slight surprised reaction. naruhodo is more used to agreeing with
what someone is saying “I see what you mean now” or “I get it now” but
means that you totally understand what was stated to you. Both mean the
same basically, but used in slightly different sentences. That’s mostly the
differences. 🙂
今日も 一緒に 日本語を勉強しましょう “Today (also), let’s learn Japanese together”
That’s correct. But if you are talking to your Boss or someone older, you
might not want to use “Naruhodo” to show that you get it or you agree with
him/her. You’d say Soudesuka if you want to be polite and want to show them
you understand.
So many ways of saying you’re not understanding @_@
You are a very good teacher. Thank you for sharing this with your positive
and cheerful personality.
if it’s just ‘hanashite’ it’s please talk/converse. it’s plain without
something like kudasai, but it’s not a strong imperative like hanase, with
the ‘e’ ending. or nasai. it’s closer to a request. you can also use that
ending to form various sentence structures & several other tenses by
tagging things onto the end! 🙂
I think I said this for the last video, but once again, thank you so much
for having the kanji and furigana! The way that you break down the
sentences is really helpful.
Thank you 😀
How often does she make videos
that sounds really creepy lol