Mina-san, so what do you think? We very excited about this! Woot! Woot!

Have a great weekend!

Sorry, one question: I cannot find Miki´s Blog in the store although you mentioned it is available. Could you help me out? I wanted to check the price!

Thanks!

Whoa, Chigusa’s voice isn’t one I expected to hear again. All you need to do now is win back the Nagasaki connection

The Day in the Life package sounds interesting. Perhaps a little above my current level, but if the key grammar and vocabulary are covered in the PDF, I could learn a lot from it, as well as reviewing a lot of stuff.

Looking forward to the Sights and Sounds as well. Hopefully some of the sights include Sakura

チグサせん先生の声を聞いて、懐かしい！

色々な楽しみにします！

僕もjPodで働きたい!　たのしそうです。でも空想と事実は同じかな。。。 (My imagination and the real thing might be different)

Oh dear. Once again we seem to have a week without an Intermediate lesson.

JapanesePod101の皆様へ、

あなた達はサイコウです! I love your work, and please keep it up ねぇ～

いつでも有難うございます! 私はこのポッドキャストから本当に勉強にありますので、嬉しそうです。Using the things from the lessons, I had shocked my friends and family (I am 1/4 Japanese). It is a great feeling to see that shock in their faces. I just couldn’t thank you guys enough. You guys make life 「朝飯前」.みな頑張っでくださいねぇ～私も!

With this Podcast, I am learning Japanese like NEVER before. I listen to you guys whenever and wherever I can. This really drill the stuff into my head. (Much better than school lessons—DON’T tell my teacher that! 約束ですよ～)

最後は、もう一度、有難うございました! またねぇ～

From、

峻現

I’ve been waiting ever since you guys announced it. THANKYOU

Woohoo! Chigusaさん！It’s soooooooo good to have you back! Don’t leave us again!

Now, we just need to have Takaseさん make an appearance for old time’s sake! Don’t leave her in the corner at Erlaren!

Welcome back, Chigusa-san!

楽しみにしています。

Thank you Peter-san/Chigusa-san for your interest for Spanish language!

Your going to learn the Spanish from Spain BUT I recommend the Mexican Spanish is better and you know it’s true right Chigusa-san? you been to California so please let me know if you need a Mexican teacher so I can tell my brother if he is interest in particating ok, thanks! S_R_C

Mina-san,

Thanks for all the fabulous feedback, ongoing support, and for welcoming back Chigusa-san!

We are putting the finishing touches on “A Day in the Life of a University Student” starring Miki-san. This premium course, which is sure to be a hit, is going to be available in our store in the next few days.

The Rikaichan video tutorial mentioned in the podcast, can be found in the last newscast (News #45). We’ve also added it to our the Video User Guides section of our Help Center.

Yoroshiku onegai shimasu!

The 25 % off is only for students enrolled at Japanese courses? Pleeeze, I need this discount if I am to afford a premium subscription…

Hello all, it seems like I’m totally lost what’s going on with jppod. Recently I’ve been in Korea taking some time off from work and study….now it’s time to go back to US and catch all them up.

I did one good thing here, I was able to meet Korean community who listens jppod, so I met couple of them. Can’t wait to share with you guys….we talked about Peter-san alot, lol.

Ididn’t have a chance to visit jppod, hope i will meet them one day as well.

See you guys in US soon, and keep it up jppod!!!

kyou wa psyco desu!!

Sorry for taking so long to write, but I am always a little bit behind schedule on my Japanese lessons.

I am so happy that Chigusa-san is back! Welcome back, Chigusa!!! It’s so nice to see you are doing fine!!!

Sindy-san, that’s it. You really should motivate people to study your language. I love Spanish too… I studied the one spoken in Spain, but as a Brazilian and due to proximity to Argentina my Spanish has become a bit more Argentinian than Spanish

And for everybody out there: Try Portuguese too!!! It’s such an amazing language as well

Actually, I recommend Brazilian Portuguese!

Great news again!! Ganbatte ne!!!

Hmm, teaching Arabic might be a bit evasive. Almost everyone teaches Classical Arabic. In real life, however, you won’t find many native speakers who speak in classical (everyone would just speak the local variety). And people might actually find it a bit funny and possibly decline to reply. An exception to that would be in countries like Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

Wow, welcome back, Chigusa-san! It was so much fun, being at work and listening to JPod, and then out of the blue…

João Paulo -san!

Sorry for the late reply but my computer was infected by virus again and I had to wait for two weeks for my computer to comeback.

Now thank you for your comment yes I really appreciated it and really happy that people get interest in learning Spanish.

I agree with you I will try to learn Brazilian Portuguese! and not the one from Portugal!

Finally I think the Argentina Spanish is good specially from the soccer player Messi ahhh he is great!! S_R_C