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15 Responses to “Beginner Lesson #156 - Mr. and Mrs. Unlucky Smith”
Tuesday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, Maybe you can one-up our otto?
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu!
Tuesday at 9:34 pm
ある日、僕は十階からおちた。
それから、象にふまれた。大変いたかったけど、僕は銃を出して、象を殺した。死んだ象の友達は銃を聞いて、僕の方にきた。
僕は「ダイ・パンク」をさけんで、二番目の象を殺した。
皆、もっと恐いのありますか。
Tuesday at 11:14 pm
Sorry, should be ‘とさけんで’。
Wednesday at 3:58 am
About that character 轢く、let’s remember it this way.
The left part is ‘車’, to run over - there got to be a ‘vehicle’ involved; the right part is similiar to ‘楽しい、’(tanoshii, with more zigzags though) , but NOT QUITE. Of course, to be run over is not a happy thing.
ななか
Wednesday at 5:55 am
Thanks JPod101 for another great lesson! (yeah, i am slowly but surely catching up to the more recent lessons!)
And thanks for introducing the unusual kanji 轢…i am always *very* interested in learning the various kanji for the featured vocab words, especially the uncommon ones. Unlike most other foreigners, I *love* learning all the kanji!!
btw-i noticed that in the Learning Center for this lesson, 轢く is in the Vocab List but 轢 is not in the Kanji List for some reason (too uncommon?) Only reason I wonder is because I think it would be nice to be able to easily add kanji like these to my Kanji Bank (without having to go look them up individually in Kanji Dictionary). Thing is, I have already memorized all the 常用漢字and so my plan was to mostly use my Kanji Bank for the various kanji that are not in the 常用 list but ones I often come across, i.e: ご無沙汰、貰う、 挨拶、凄い、潰瘍、餅、鍋、 etc.
anyways, thanks again for yet another entertaining lesson! どもうありがとうございます!
Wednesday at 7:27 am
Thanks
Wednesday at 9:37 am
Hey all, my iTunes says this is #300 podcast!? それなら おめでとうございます。 いいえ、どっちでもなら おめでとう。 また すばらしい レッソンだったよ。
Wednesday at 12:26 pm
I love these lessons…
I listen on my ipod everyday when going to work and while working…
I formed this habit of saying…
” mo ichi do onegai shimasu” and ‘ku gee teh kudasai”
haha… sugi no keyword onegai shimasu.”
I’m hooked on these lessons.
Thanks for creating them!
-Nikki from New York…
Wednesday at 1:05 pm
Welcome, welcome!
More inspiration!
Wednesday at 2:25 pm
Cameronさんと, Nikkiさんと、皆、ようこそ。私も新しいメンバーですね。だけど、JP101が大好きたんです。私も毎日聞きます!それで、心配しないで!日本語は、本当に難しいですが、楽しみ!
I have a feeling myself that if I ever get to Japan, I will constantly be asking people, “もう一度お願いします。。。ゆーくーりーおーねーがーいーしーまーすー。。。”
Best,
-Hugo
Wednesday at 9:41 pm
maxiewawa-san,
just read your story . 面白いです!
i don’t think i can think of anything more creative!
Saturday at 10:48 pm
Can I use the verb hiku for a bicycle?
Tuesday at 3:31 am
Chigusa-chan wa doko?! Dai suki.
Friday at 7:56 am
would like to ask for a “lesson note lite” please… thanks again!
Tuesday at 9:47 pm
また怪我したの?足はどうしたの。今朝、自伝車に乗っていて、車に轢かれて骨折したのよ。一台だけ。僕は昔暴走族に次々に轢かれたことがある。え、一だけじゃないの。いいえ、違います。全員でございます。貴方の勝ちですね。ありがとうございます。でも、ある日ね。
また、明日。
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