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August 16th, 2007 | help Need help?

Learn Japanese at JapanesePod101.com! Today’s conversation is a little strange, Yuuji called his mother, but at first his mother didn’t recognize him. He was really hurt by this and is trying to figure out why. His wife, Satomi, isn’t much help. She says she’d never make the same mistake, but her reason is pretty funny. We’ll look at using -tari to discuss people’s habits and tendencies as well as demo to make polite discussions.  After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!

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Voice Actors: Take, Ushijima | Hosts:
Category: Lower Intermediate Lessons |
Grammar: , , | Function: , | Topic: , | Politeness Level: ,
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10 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #37 - U.G. Phone Home”

avatar JapanesePod101.com says:

Mina-san, maybe this couple knows each other too well. Or maybe they’re a match made in heaven. You be the judge.

As for these grammar points, they’re both interesting twists on some basic 3 kyuu points. So this should be a good one for those of you boning up on you 3 kyuu grammar.

avatar JockZon (JZ) says:

今日のレッソンのグラッマルポイント(でも、っぽい、たり)がとてもすごいなー!ありがとう :mrgreen:

avatar NickT says:

面白いですね。勉強になりました。
「dialog」のMP3は大好きです。すごく役に立っています。

avatar Devon says:

my internet isn’t working at home so i can’t type in Japanese but I just wanted to add… I have a lot of Yasuppoi products too! :oops: haha. thanks for the great lesson.

avatar rigo says:

very good lesson today, the grammar points are very useful

avatar Sindy says:

JP101 crew/listeners! :wink:

Devon-san! :wink:

My internet connection wasn’t working either until now! :shock:

Do you live in NYC too :???:

Thank you JP101 for today’s great lesson! :mrgreen: S_R_C

avatar Francisco says:

My GF explains it like this:

POI = ISH
RASHII = LIKE

So

Kodomopoi = childish
but
Kodomorashii = child-like

…of course, there are a ton of exceptions (e.g., iropoi) but that seems like a good rule of thumb, no?

avatar henjin says:

Francisco
My friends at Rock Meisha use poi and rashii the same way too. But no one Japanese person agrees exactly with another. Quite funny really.

今日、レッソンは楽しっぽいですね。 :mrgreen:  I think I used ppoi wrong ah well:???:

Sindyさん’
私、NYC住んで、今朝はインターネット大丈夫がする。EARTHLINKを使う。

avatar Devon says:

No, I live in Chicago….

avatar Jennifer says:

Minasan,

When can I use toka, nanka, demo?

Please help me out with these:

Ja, ashita ni demo ukagaimasu.

Otousan toka ni wa mou soudan shita no?

London nanka dou dai?

shitsuren demo shitan ja nai ka.

Thanks!

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