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10 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #16 - Postcards VI”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, any idea where Ms. Sasaki could be?
Thursday at 9:58 pm
Ishihara-san makes me think of a french expression “Trop poli pour etre honnete”: too polite for being honest.
Good luck to Sasakisan (but perhaps Sasaki-san is just taking her revenge).
Friday at 12:37 am
すごい!yet another interesting twist!! i swear, this story line keeps getting better and better.
And yeah, maybe Sasaki-san isn’t really getting married in Hawaii…she just feels that its now *her* turn to make up the lies!
oh, and just a note to JPod101 staff, in the audio around 2:04, it sounds like one of the lines gets repeated. Also, in the actual audio it looks like 知らせ instead of 宣言 is used (the Line-by-line audio and the vocab list in the iLearningCenter uses 宣言).
アニタ
Friday at 1:38 am
計画は裏目に出てしまったかしら
。
mikuji
Friday at 12:52 pm
These postcard lessons are wonderful. I’m learning so much. I’ll have to go oved them again to make sure it all sinks in
Friday at 4:46 pm
アニタさん、thanks for letting us know! The problem has been fixed. どうもありがとうございます。
Sunday at 1:07 pm
Monday at 9:19 am
Wei Lawrenceさん,
Please e-mail customer support at contactus@japanesepod101.com - they will be able to help you with your account issue. Thanks!
Sunday at 4:50 pm
Hi
What does 結婚したがう mean?
and, how can 今日このごろ be together?
Thursday at 12:05 pm
アヰアンさん
Kon’nichiwa!
That would be 結婚したがる, which means “to want/eager to marry.”
Please check out the usage of ~たがる on Beginner Season5 Lesson8.
今日この頃 is a one phrase, which means “in these recent days..” or “now is the time..”
Please check out the Lesson notes as well.
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