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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Today a father & daughter are going to an amusement park. Little Mihiro wants to try and take her daddy into the o-bake yashiki (haunted mansion), but daddy is afraid of ghosts! We’ll take a look at the very useful -te mitai form used to express things you want to try to do! If you’re not too scared, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!



This entry was posted on Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 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.

11 Responses to “Beginner Lesson # 165 - House of Horrors”

JapanesePod101.com says:

Mina-san, are you afraid of ghosts? 怖いですよね!

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Enrico says:

Nice Lesson!
I hope there will be a lesson on kimodameshi too, that’s too fun when I see it in the animes

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デボン says:

お化けを考えてるのは好奇心が強いけど、見るともちろん怖いですよね!。 :shock:

ところで、間違いを見つけた!On the last page of the Lesson Notes in the Vocabulary chart. お化けやしきのromanji reads “Obake yaki.”

皆さん、お化け焼を食べてみたいの?ハハ :lol:

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markystar says:

おいしいな~!
i fixed the Rōmaji ★

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maxiewawa says:

As another listener pointed out, a short summary of a story is a ’synopsis’, not a ’synapsis’. :wink:

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Sindy says:

JP101-san! :wink:

I love ghost stories and haunting houses! :mrgreen: even do I always been afraid of the dark since I was a child, I suffer from Panic disorders just like the singer Christian from the band RBD of Mexico City! :neutral:

There are also video games and anime about ghosts and evil that I enjoy so much too so this lesson was great! :cool: :wink: S_R_C

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markystar says:

dude, i’ll tell you what’s scary.
the 丸ノ内線 (Marunouchi Line) between my station and Akasaka.
it’s so crowded and i’m still half-asleep during rush-hour. it’s a freakin’ nightmare! :lol:

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Gary_Chan says:

Great lesson - love reviewing the bite size beginner stuff if only just for the stories :D

Although a point about sweat pants - maybe it’s not the case out in Tokyo, but out here in Kansai wearing the all one color sweat pants and sweat shirt like you can buy in UNI-QLO seems to be a real trend with the high school kids, partcularly girls

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Dusty says:

Saitama has sort of a reputation of being uncool or perhaps dirty compared to Tokyo. I’ve heard it referred to as Dasaitama. Dasai + Saitama.

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balsa1 says:

there’ a bug with the contents exercise

Fatal error: Class ‘Japanese_japanese’ not found in /home/japan3/all_mvc/base/controllers/Request.php(78) : eval()’d code on line 204
:???:

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亀井 says:

Very amusing. ゲゲゲの鬼太郎 represents a somewhat different frame of reference to me, I’ll warrant, as it means the 1968 and 1971 series. It appears that there have been more recent series. Speaking of media, I have found listening to it to be very helpful. I have obtained titles from my childhood in Japan such as ゲゲゲの鬼太郎, Ikkyu san, 仮面 ライダー、仮面 ライダー V3… Just listening, as well as drilling with JapanesePod, seems to work well, at least for me. And as we go along, my comprehension seems to improve. Hard to isolate the influence of prior exposure to Japanese in general and these episodes in particular, though surely there is no way that I can remember and use the interpretations that I had as a child nearly 40 years ago…

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