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This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Beginner Season 1 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
72 Responses to “Beginner Lesson #38 - Shopping with The Girls”
Wednesday at 5:56 am
I dont seem to be offered the informal conversations as podcasts though I can come to the page and download them. Is that my settings or is it how the site is set up?
Wednesday at 7:39 am
Micheal-san, thanks for posting!
Big discussion on the issue, please see the following link:
http://www.japanesepod101.com/2006/02/15/lesson-35-pickup-lines-round-2ding/
よろしくおねがいします! We’re considering all suggestions, but for now that is the way the site is set up. Yoroshiku o-negai shimasu!
Wednesday at 9:05 am
Hello everyone!
My name is Vicky Kim. I’m Korean, but leaving in U. S. at El Paso TX with Spanish environment. Very weird isn’t it? And, I just started to learn Japanese a month ago. It’s very exciting. I’m not that good yet, but I’m trying to listen japanesepod101 everyday. Just want to share with you guys~~~
Dozo Yoroshiku!
Wednesday at 9:09 am
Vicky-san, welcome to the community and thanks for posting!!
Great to have you! Please keep listening, you’ll be speaking in no time!
BTW, right now, Korean pop culture is huge in Japan!!
Movies, music, etc. Very big here right now. Please keep the posts coming! And feel free to ask us anything!
Wednesday at 9:16 am
Michael D. Cassidy-san.
At the moment they only way you can hear the extra bonus tracks or the infomal.mp3 podcasts is to download them directly from this site (you asked the same question I did a few days back:???:) Thinking about it, I think this is the best way to do it, after all, Japanesepod101.com does not want to come across as teaching informal Japanese, they just do it as a guide and they fore-warn us to only use such Japanese with friends. Anyway, I hope you can keep enjoy the podcasts, I know I do.
Welcome Vicky Kim-san.
I am sure you will enjoy being part of this growing and friendly community of Japanese learners
Wednesday at 9:16 am
(:???:) was meant to have been
Wednesday at 9:19 am
Peter-san, and Vicky-san
It is ture…My Korean film collection is growing faster than my Japanese film collection these days…So I can only imagine how big Korean pop culture is in Japan when they are so close to each other.
Actually….it might be my ears, but Korean and Japanese sound closely related.
Oh well…time to go home
O-genki de
Steve
Wednesday at 9:36 am
Just thought you’d like to know, I have been interested in learning Japanese since I was 12, but our school district doesn’t have any support of it. We’ve got the typical Spanish, German and French, but no Asian languages. I know there are high school students out there who are in their 4th year of high school Japanese, and are way ahead of me. My first few years were pretty slow, because I didn’t have much of a direction. I decided that I wanted to avoid romaji, so I learned the kana. Then I tried to actually learn the spoken language. I tried several methods; I’ve got an entire shelf of language books which have gotten minimal use due to the complete lack of teaching. For example, one book I have has 30 lessons, it goes over a few grammer points and then has about 40 vocabulary words that it just throws at you. Am I supposed to memorize this? I can’t learn like that. I tried Pimsleur as well, which was pretty good, but I was frustrated by the lack of any written supplements. I found myself having no idea how to spell the words I learned. Finally, I tried YesJapan.com, which I still like for the video features, but it’s pretty expensive, and the lessons have the same “here’s some vocab — learn it” system that I loathe.
Of course, I found my way to this podcast, and am very happy with it. I can’t tell you just how helpful it is to approach the vocab like you do, so I can actually learn it. Also, with my discovery of Kanji, I’m noticing how much sense the language actually makes. This is just another great lesson in a long line of them, and it’s just getting better. I may still not have any actual classes, but I’m very thankful that I have this great resource to learn in. A lot of people might not say it, but thanks for bringing the japanese langauge closer to the spotlight. I’m happy to live in a time where creative and nice people have the technology to help people learn where they have no other way. Thanks again.
Wednesday at 11:17 am
Hello Everyone !
How are you today ^_^ ?
Todays lesson was so great ! I really enjoyed it ! Keep up the Good Work ^_^ !
I was able to understand the conversation again, today ! Whoohoo !
See ? It’s all thanks to you !! I do need to practice the -Na things and the -Kute things again ^^.
Anyways, just taught I’d leave a message ^^.
Mata Ashita Ne ^____^ !
Gevorg~
Wednesday at 11:21 am
Hi JapanesePod101 Team,
thank you very much for all these great lessions! I download the files and listen to them in my car when I go to work to learn japanese. Just great and very useful conversations.
I wonder if you could put some pictures of you on the member introduction side, so we all have a picture in mind when we listen to you.
Tom
Wednesday at 11:48 am
Hi there…
Today’s lesson gave me a smile for the morning, especially since I had to go into work early to work on a presentation. So thank you!
One thing I noticed, on the PDF lesson notes (informal version), you have kanji for (しろ)い in the Hiragana section.
I’m going to have to start a binder for all these lesson notes!
~Rhonda
Wednesday at 11:49 am
haha I have not even heard the lesson (wrong computer) but the pdf notes already sound hilarious.
poor Piigu-san! I know how you feel. what’s the japanese for “why do my legs always feel heavier when I go shopping with you?”.
and tom, good idea! pictures of the team would be cool
then another plan of mine could come to fruition
Wednesday at 2:36 pm
Hahaha, you guys never fail to make me laugh!!!
Hatsumi San did a great job with the AOI-kunai!!! lolz!!!
am I turning red?
or greed?
lolz
May the force be with you!!!
Wednesday at 2:37 pm
OOOPPSSSS…. not AOI-kunai, it was supposed to be AKA-kunai!
gomen!
Wednesday at 5:31 pm
Vicky-san,
안녕하세요! JapanesePod에 오신 것을 환영합니다!
Do you like El Paso? I’ve lived in Texas all of my life, but I’ve only been to El Paso once. My Japanese teacher is Korean, actually, and there are four students from Korea in my class!
Steve-san,
I love Korean movies, too! Have you seen 빈집 (3-Iron) or 봄여름가을겨울 그리고 봄 (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring)?? Both are by the director 김기덕 (Kim Ki-Duk), and they’re awesome! I think the first is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while. What are some of your favorites?
Also, there are a number of similarities between Japanese and Korean. Both are agglutinative, SOV languages. The grammar is very similar, I believe. Some say that the languages are related, although I think the majority of linguists say they are both isolated languages.
Matt-san,
Welcome to the community!! Vocab can be a tough part of any language, simply because there’s so much of it, and you’ve just gotta have it! JapanesePod does indeed make it fun, though!
Tom-san,
I think we’d all like to see the faces of JP101
Actually, if you go waaaay back to some of the earlier videocasts, you’ll be able to see Peter-san and Kazunori-san
Rhonda-san, good eye!
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
Today’s location is Utsunomiya・うつのみや・宇都宮 capital of Tochigi・とちぎ・栃木 renown for its Gyouza・ぎょうざ・餃子 (dumplings). Also, famous for their cocktail bars!
Wednesday at 6:43 pm
Hello,
You guys are really great. I don’t know learning japanese can be such an interesting and easy thing. Everyday I listen to the podcast and go to work. It really refreshes me everyday and adds very very much fun to the daily boring life. Nice work! Keep doing this podcast.
Wednesday at 6:53 pm
Hello again,
Nathan-san asked me…..do I like El Paso….hmmmm it’s hard to answer. I came to US alone like 10 years ago. I went to Savannah GA to study English and I came to El Paso TX to study Graphic Design. I am Graphic Designer now. But, I feel like I’m stuck here. I don’t hate El Paso, but not much things to do either. Taking Japanese class is something to do after work!
I saw both Korean movies. 3-Iron, I didn’t get it at first time until I asked my friend although it was Korean / English Cap., it was hard to understand. I still don’t get it. 4 Seasons movie was great!
I agree with posting a picture of crew, so we all know who we are listening to everyday!!!
Mata Ne!
Wednesday at 7:37 pm
Ken-san,
你好!欢迎来到JapanesePod!
Vicky-san,
I actually have a friend who is studying art and design in Savannah, GA
I understand your feelings. When I went through El Paso, I remember thinking that it might be nice to visit, but I wouldn’t really want to live there. What could be better than Japanese class to spice things up?
What is your favorite Korean movie? I watched 장화, 홍련 just a couple days ago. It was pretty scary! How about 클래식? That one actually made me cry, even though I tried not to
Or maybe 주유소 습격사건… that one was so funny that I watched it two days in a row because I had to show my other friends
Wednesday at 8:36 pm
Peter-san, Sakura-san, Jonas-san, (whoever is there)
Just in case you forgot about the Nazo, Nazo entry (since it isn’t on the front page), I wanted to mention that we have a question over there for you. 教えてください
Wednesday at 8:36 pm
Just finish downloding the lesson..will be listening to it on my way back to the university…anyways,i wonder when kaze ichi kyuu nana san and kazunori will be together on the same lesson…lol…keep it up,Japanesepod101!
Wednesday at 9:01 pm
Nathan-san, how do you know all the Korean letters? Are you Korean too?
Which part of TX at?
I don’t watch much of Korean movies….especially scary movies. I heard about the titles but haven’t seen any of that.
Wednesday at 10:15 pm
Bryan-san,
That will be a fun one if that happens!
Vicky-san,
I’m not Korean. I try to learn a little bit of the language on my own every now and then, though, and I would like to study it more seriously eventually. I live in Austin, now, but I grew up in the Dallas area.
I haven’t really watched many until recently, either. What kind of movies do you like, then?
Wednesday at 11:42 pm
JP-san,
Thank you for your posting!
Are you turning GreeN!? It’s interesting! http://www.japanesepod101.com/wp-images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif
I’m easily get drunk and turn redhttp://www.japanesepod101.com/wp-images/smilies/icon_redface.gif and I just say AKA-kunai! AKA-kunai!!
Maybe hold you drink well, aren’t you?
Thursday at 12:08 am
I’m sorry, I made mistake ↑
JP-san,
Thank you for your posting!
Are you turning GreeN!? That’s interesting!
Maybe hold you drink well, aren’t you?
I’m easily get drunk and turn red
so
my friends says AKA-i! AKA-i!!
I just say AKA-kunai! AKA-kunai-yo!!
Thursday at 2:00 am
Hello
Just listened to the podcast. Very funny. I believe that injecting humour into the lessons really helps us to learn much faster as you make it enjoyable.
Nathan-san, I really enjoyed the film Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring. I also enjoyed Old Boy and The tale of Two Sisters. The first Korean film that made me sit up and take notice of Korean films was ‘Whispering Corridors’ I think it came out the same year as ‘Ring’ about 1998.
Last night, while my daughter was alseep and my wife was at work (she’s a care nurse) I found myself reading a Japanese book out loud and trying my best to sound more like Kazunori-san. The book was not a complex book, even though it did contained Kanji, but it was Kanji that I knew.
Oh! and Peter-san…word of advice, never go shopping with more than one woman….not good…you will never win.
And as for the white suit, I agree, not good unless you want to look like you have just stepped out of a 1970’s disco flick or a 1980’s Bollywood film.
O-genki de
Steve
Thursday at 2:09 am
Dear japanesepod-Crew.
I found out about your lessons 2weeks ago and it is a great pleasure to hear your language and culture informations. I lived in Düsseldorf/Germany for a while. I don’t now exactly why but there exist a great japanese community. I loved to go to the japanese supermarkets and shops to make a ‘little Trip to Japan’ right next to my house. Maybe the next time I go there I can start a little conversation! Thank you very much. Leonie
Thursday at 2:22 am
Leonie-san.
There is a Japanese community in Dusseldorf…WOW! thanks for mentioning that. Next time I go to Germany I will make sure I visit Dusseldorf just to go to that Japanese community
Anyway, welcome to this community
O-genki de
Steve
Thursday at 2:50 am
Leonie-san: Thanks for listening! If you end up using something you learnt here, please let us know how it went!
As for dusseldorf (sorry, dont have the 2 dots on my japanese keyboard
), yeah, lots of Japanese companies put up their european headquarters in Dusseldorf. I actually have a japanese friend working there.
Jonas
Thursday at 12:16 pm
Hatsumi-san,
It’s good to see you posting here! Please continue to do so
よろしくおねがいします。
Steve-san,
Tale of Two Sisters was the horror I mentioned above… very good! I have to admit that I haven’t watched all of Old Boy yet. I’m ashamed!
I have not seen Whispering Corridors, either. I will have to look it up.
Keep up the reading to yourself! Reading is excellent practice, and you should speak as much as possible, even if only to yourself
Leonie-san,
Welcome to the community! Stick around and share your learning tips
Jonas-san,
That’s what copy+paste is for, silly
Thursday at 1:56 pm
I want to agree with Steve-san that the humor helps me learn. It’s very entertaining, also, but I remember the vocabulary much better because of the humor. The recent “arguments” in the dialogues have been very funny.
Peter-san, Sakura-san, Hatsumi-chan, minna-san, arigatou gouzaimasu!
Thursday at 3:56 pm
Just wanted to chim in on Brenda’s comment I felt the same way about the humor in the lessons I can’t wait to listent to the podcast every morning and laugh and learn on the way to work. Thanks again.
Thursday at 3:57 pm
chime not chim… whoops….
Thursday at 8:51 pm
Hi~~?
I’m the one of your listener who is becoming crazy about the show. The reason I’m listening everyday and waiting for next lesson. I’m working in Hong Kong as GOS(Guest Service Officer)-Japanese at a hotel. I’m not Japanese but I could speak a little…
Your show helped me a lot…a lot…and fun!! Plz keep it up!!
PS : Would you mind to upload of staff’s photo?? I really curious who are your team… “A Great Voice VS A Photo”
See you!
Thursday at 10:35 pm
hi
i’m so happy to stumble onto this site.
even though i’ve studied up to the intermediate level, i haven’t been able to speak more than simple sentences because there’s just no chance of interacting with japanese speakers. i tried to keep up by watching animes n j-dramas but the japanese they used seemed to be different from the formal language i learned in school.
this podcast is so lively n i could understand it, i’ve become a fan! but there’s just one thing - when i click on the pdf lesson notes, i just get a blank page. is there something else i should be doing?
thanks, u guys are doing such a great job!
Thursday at 11:48 pm
zhen-san: Thanks for listening! As for the pdfs, do you have a reader application? My favorite is this one on windows; http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php
Try install this, and click again. If it doesn`t work, try rightclick, and you should have something like “Save target as…” in the dropdown menu. Save, and open the file in the program.
Jonas
Friday at 7:05 am
ピーターさん、さくらさん、なつこさん、かつのりさん、はつみさん、
あなたたちの podcast はいちばんですね!
OK, thats’ probably the extent of my crazy experimental japanese. Anyway, you guys and girls make a great podcast, I’ve listened to all of them and my vocab is already growing tremendously. I recently vowed to learn Japanese so I can come and work there, and this is helping so much.
I’d usually have a critism here somewhere about something you should change, but you are mixing it up so well, its hard to find any fault. The dialog is funny and certainly nothing I find out of a textbook. Keep up the good work. がんばで!
Oh, one question, on Japanese TV, I always heard people saying あの。。 before they answer a question, is that just equivalent to “emm…” or does it have some other subtle meaning? Or maybe its just that particular show everyone has a speech impedment?
Friday at 8:06 am
Alastair-san: The word you are looking for is がんばって, not がんばで
Anyways, thanks for the encouraging words!
As for あの, the closest english translation would be like you said, “ehmmm” or “well….” etc.
Jonas
Friday at 8:37 am
Yohan-san, zhen-san, Alastair-san,
Welcome to the community! zhen-san, I recommend right-clicking and saving as well, because then you can go back and reference the PDF again on your hard drive
Alastair-san, you might have also been thinking がんばれ since the r-sounds can sound a bit familiar to our d-sounds, but the one Jonas-san mentioned (がんばって) is safer since it doesn’t sound to forceful
Friday at 5:23 pm
Thanks Nathan-san and Jonas-san … well, learn something new by just posting my bad attempts at japanese here
thanks for the advice guys!
Friday at 10:14 pm
Alastair-san,
No problem! Being afraid to make mistakes can be a huge roadblock to learning. Getting out there, making them, and learning from them will get you so much further! I could probably use a bit of my own advice on that one
がんばりましょう! (Let’s do our best!)
Friday at 8:52 pm
FYI, ask a Japanese person what colour traffic lights are, and they’ll answer, blue, yellow, red.
Yes, the colour we associate with green traffic lights is considered a shade of blue in the Japanese colour scale.
the reason is that midori is definitely a green green… but aoi has a larger spectrum.
Which actually makes sense… green is just a yellow blue.
Tuesday at 11:34 pm
Hi,
I just started listening and realised that at this time, not many people will be reading this post cos it’s already april. Just wanna say that Hatsumi has a very nice voice, it’s so sweet!
Saturday at 10:35 am
Just found your home page its great, it looks like you folks do great service keep up the good work.
Thursday at 8:02 am
Very funny lesson!
Friday at 4:34 am
Hi everybody,
Very nice lesson indeed.
But I was wondering. Piitaa gave us ’suki’ as na adjective.
I thought ’suki’ was a verb. To like.
Apparently it’s not, but shouldn’t it be an ‘i-adjective’, coz it’s not ending in ‘ei’.
Sorry if I missed something. I shall be very embarrassed and turn akai immediately.
Friday at 5:33 am
Piruさん、
Suki is a often translated as “like”. So it looks like a verb. However, suki is an adjective. Perhaps “fondness” is a better way of thinking of it.
Watashi wa JPOD101 ga suki desu.
I have a fondness for JPOD101.
In this case, the verb is “desu” or “is”.
And yes it looks like an i-adjective, but really it is a na-adjective as in “sukinamono” for a thing you like. Mono is thing.
じゃ また
ジョン
Sunday at 1:12 am
hi hi
Monday at 3:17 am
Hey, in the PDF, it says kai is red, but it should be akai, correct? Just a heads up.
Monday at 4:02 pm
Mihara-san,
Thank you for pointing out the error. I fixed it.
Sorry for any confusion caused.
Friday at 10:48 am
はじめまして。私はアラム です。 くにはマレシャ(Malaysia) です。First of all, Im not very good in English or Japanese. I have been in Japan on 1986 by our goverment policy named “Look East Policy”. The purpose of this policy is to study how japanese work. Accutally Im a polytechnic lecture and teach a subject of Electrical and Electronic Engeeniring.
どうぞよろしくおねがいします。
Friday at 1:59 am
Peter-san, Sakura-san, Hatsumi-chan,
I really like your podcast and your website. It’s absolutely fabulous and helpfull!
よろしくおねがいします。
スイスで日本語尾勉強しています。あなたたちのレッソンはとても面白いですよ。ありがとうごやいます。
Friday at 1:23 pm
Alam-san, Jasmine-san
Welcome to JapanesePod101.com!
がんばってください!Ganbatte kudasai!
Monday at 6:53 am
konnichiwa minna-san! ^^
Does anyone know where I can find the second part of this lesson?
arigatou gozaimasu!
Saturday at 4:01 am
こんにちは
Hello, I can’t find the webpage where the second half of the lesson is supposed to be
I appreciate your help よろしくお願いします。
Tuesday at 1:53 pm
こんいちは
Indeed, Peter-san does a little joke about turning the cassette over to side B then tells us to goto a specific URL which doesn’t appear to be there (or supported anymore). Thus, the vocab review and on is missing completely from the audio. It would be great if the second part or a whole length version was placed here. おねがいします!
Friday at 4:07 pm
今日は、
As others have posted, the second half of this lesson doesn’t seem to be available anymore. Any chance it could be posted somewhere?
ありがとうございます!
Tuesday at 12:11 pm
wow i am so glad i bought the premium all these tools have improved my japanese by leaps and bounds although my japanese writing is something to be desired
Tuesday at 2:45 pm
jesse-san,
Enjoy learning Japanese with us!
Ganbatte!
Friday at 8:06 am
Many have mentioned it and still nothing has been acknowledged….. only the dialog in the lesson is here, no discussion of grammar or vocab
??:
Friday at 10:16 am
For the second half of this lesson, please go here:
http://www.japanesepod101.com/b38
If you click on the speaker, you can hear Part 2!
Thursday at 8:02 am
Has the second half of this lesson been removed? because it cuts off and the link for the second half doesn’t work.
Thanks
Sunday at 4:55 am
For the second half of the lesson:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/japanesepod101/066_B38_022206_jpod101_PT_B.mp3
Monday at 12:26 pm
Thank You very much Billy-San
Saturday at 9:05 pm
I think enough time has passed (it’s now June, 2010) that Japanesepod101 could provide the full lesson for people who are already paid members… it was quite frustrating to have downloaded a set of lessons for a trip only to discover on a plane at 35,000 feet that I didn’t have the whole lesson #38. I mean, the whole point of the gimmick is to get people to sign up; if you’re already signed up, you should get the whole lesson without additional hassle.
Saturday at 8:30 am
Hatusmi-chan’s voice is SOOOO adorable! Love her! Great addition to the cast!
Wednesday at 1:02 am
Aloha! Please fix =) The run time is only 5 mins long. It would be great! Thank you!
Wednesday at 9:35 am
StevieBさん,
The 2nd half of this lesson can be found at the link above
Friday at 1:53 pm
Please put a button up there for the Side B!
Wednesday at 6:20 am
この赤い靴は素敵ですね。
そうですね。
ピーター、この赤い靴は素敵ですか。
はい、素敵です。
やっばり、素敵でわありません。
この青いドレスは綺麗ですね。
そうですね。
ピーター、この青いドレスは綺麗ですか。
はい、とても綺麗です。
やっばり、綺麗でわありません。
この白いジャケットはどうですか。
素敵でわありません。
えええ、これはとても綺麗でう。やっばり、ピーターはセンスがありません。
また、後で。
Monday at 6:04 am
この赤い靴素敵よね。
そうね。
ぴーたー、この赤い靴素敵。
はい、素敵だよ。
やっばり素敵じゃない。
このドレス綺麗だね。
そうだね。
ぴーたーその青いドレスはいい。
はい、綺麗だよ。
やっばり綺麗じゃない。
この白いジャケットはどう。
素敵じゃない。
え、これはとても綺麗だよ。
やっばり。ピーターはセンスないよね。
Friday at 8:54 am
Nani!! Watashi wa mitsukemasen desu. (i think that is right. I was trying to say i can’t locate it)
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