Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! The tonari no hito series continues! Today the neighbor makes it in to Yoshi’s small Tokyo apartment. Will there be enough room for the three to face off? Today we cover the te mo ii phrase as used with the negative form of verbs in order to express that it is okay to not do something. In the PDF, we cover the grammar point more extensively, touching on nouns and adjectives as well, so make sure you stop by JapanesePod101.com after listening! Be sure to leave us a post!
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Mina-san,
Today’s location is 水星・すいせい・Suisei - hello to all of our listeners on Mercury!
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu!
This lesson has it all: great grammar point, a twisted ending
, and fun vocabulary like “monku aru”!
Chigusa-san, you are great at these put-down lines (like “nai desu” in the iLove videos!!!)!
As to the Quizzes in the Learning Center, I get frustrated because I can read only about 100 kanji, and not necessarily the same ones on any given day.
So, even after studying the kanji flash cards from to the lesson and “mastering” them, I have a problem because there are other kanji in the questions that I can’t remember.
One thing I tried today was to copy and paste these kanji into Jim Breen’s WWJDIC. It helped, a little. Advice, anyone?
(answering her own question): Maybe I should just go back to the beginning and try those quizzes first and forget about the current quizzes? However,I do understand the dialogue of the current lessons and I could answer many questions about the content and maybe the grammar?:???:
Speaking of 口説き文句, I’ll be going to the campus’s Japanese club soon. Anyone can recommend some good 口説き文句 for picking up Japanese girls?
I agree with Jockzon I had to listen to lesson over again!
Hard peeping Tom! ohhh before I forget its good to have Chigusa-san more often it makes my days look and feel more happy and positive energy with that laugh!
Welcome back Chigusa-san keep it up!
S_R_C
bakaneko 口説き文句for picking up Japanese girls? ehhhhh
(picaron) there are lot of ways but the most important one (be yourself) attraction! (Choro mata Carita) is a Mexican expression I recommend it very much!
S_R_C
I thought we were just on Mars recently
Liz21-san
Wow ! 100 kanji ! I look forward to the day I can boast the same
Belton-san
You have convinced me to start working on kana- gonna step it up a level…
Max-san,
No idea what you’re talking about… I see Mercury
(Sorry, I really need some sleep!
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Nathanさん、
Where have you been? Good to see you comment.
Peterさん、
You think there are going to be video peepholes everywhere? You must be living in a bubble community over there in Kunitachi. How much are they paying you at JP101?
Let’s meet up again and negotiate.
BTW, I implemented some of your suggestions in my latest podcast episodes. Still waiting for feedback.
よろしくお願いします!
Barbra-san
That’s great news. It’s like learning to write all over again. ![]()
ganbatte~!
bakaneko-kun
I don’t think Japanese women are any more gullible than the rest of the worlds female population (ie. not at all).
The *worst* tactic I ever saw for nampa-suru was the teenager with the “I Want a Japanese Girlfriend” T-shirt at a Japanese fete. ![]()
Apparently according to a newspaper report last year. “This time next year let’s be laughing together” was the most popular line in a poll of Japanese women. I could never find the original source though.
Beltonさん、
I’m sorry. You are definitely wrong. Japanese women are pretty gullible. (Sorry for the generalization, but that’s what it is: a generalization; and true)
JockZon-san, 毎度ありがとう!Yeah, this one has a lot in there. Let us know if you need any clarification.
Liz-san, you should be using the rikaichan plug-in for Firefox.
Are you using Firefox? If not, skype us!
Bakaneko-san, I’d love to help, but I’m married and wifey checks the blog.
Sindy-san, when referring to oneself you don’t attach the suffix -san.
Max-san, we didn’t forget about your email. A response is coming.
Barbara-san, that’s great to hear! With the rikaichan plug-in for Firefox, reading kana is a tremendous tool! Please go for it! And let us know if you need any help.
Belton-san, I thought the t-shirt was an excellent attempt.
Belton-san, didn’t want to give it away, but how do you think I met my wife?
彼女を募集中
Cool, I visited iTunes Music Store today, and there I saw a yuuge JPod ad on the top of the site! Do you pay for such things, or are you just lucky? Or is it rude to ask?…
Solvi-san, it was award from Podcast vote I believe. Remember? We didn’t get to win for the first place, but we got the award for free AD through a year or something???
Our Vickyちゃん™、
I don’t think iTunes cares about that contest.
It’s just that JP101 rules!
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Daniel-san, are you sure??? We won something, no??? I know we won some AD…..
JapanesePod101.com says:
August 16th, 2006 at 3:39 pm
Mina-san, thank you for all of your support! Thanks to you we were one of the top 3 site driving traffic to podcastawards.com!
And because of this, we’ll receive free advertising space for one year! Hontou ni arigatou gozaimashita!
We would like to thank you for nominating and for all the voting on our behalf!
本当にありがとうございました!
So that was an iTunes ad? Cool! I thought it was an ad for the award site… Which wouldn’t actually make much sense, since people probably don’t visit it outside voting days… I guess.
Hey, Peter!
I love the show, but I have one HUGE request for you. During this lesson you mentioned a word you called the “test word” and continued to talk about THIS WORD, but you only said the word twice! I have only listened to the episode once, but at the moment I can’t remember what the word is, but I would have heard it 5 times or so if you would have said the actual word instead of refering to it as THIS WORD.
宜しくお願いします
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