I think it´s a nice idea but if it´s a lot of work not really necessary! It just takes a click to review

Much prefer more grammar input

Happy Tuesday!

皆文法好きらしいだね。

僕も！

michaelさん、which font are you referring to? in the lesson pdf? shoot me an e-mail marky@ (you know our url)

doraemonさん、thanks for the input. actually, it’s not so much work for me. only adds about 5-10 min to my day.

marky

I think this bonus track is a good idea, as it can be very useful to listen to the conversations making up a series all at once!

カルロ

i really enjoyed the combined audio bonus track. you can feel the flow of the language by having the parts put together.
一歩一歩すすんでいきます。

Sindy,

Are you sure it’s not Ushijima playing a character named Nozomi? She doesn’t sound like Aomori Nozomi to me.

Wow! For a short conversation, you managed to throw in a lot of drama and paint a very complex web. That is the hallmark of a master script writer. Hold onto whomever wrote this one.

別の話ですが, as is getting more frequent these days, this “beginner” lesson included several words that this Japan veteran didn’t know at all! Keep up the good work!

bob san>　It’s usually used in a casual conversation. for example when some dude starts flirting with your girlfriend at a bar, you tell him “<i>oi, ore no kanojo ni chokkai dasu na yo!</i>” keep one’s hand off my girlfriend” or “Don’t mess with my girlfriend”. Chokkai is used with <i>o dasu/dasa nai</i> and when it becomes a command form as used in the example above, it becomes <i>dasu</i> + <i>na</i>. The word literally means to put one’s nose in someone else’s business.