Level: Lower Intermediate Lessons
Learn Japanese at JapanesePod101.com! It’s Thursday night at the fight! K-1 is one of the most popular sports on TV in Japan. And tonight we’re sitting front row to watch 2 of the biggest prize fighters fight to the death! That’s right, Ernenesto Hoost and Peter Aertz — well, our versions of them… and actually, it’s not a fight to the death. But still, you don’t wanna miss this one! After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!
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This entry was posted on Thursday, November 8th, 2007 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Lower Intermediate Lessons . 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.
16 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #49 - K-1 Grand Prix 1”
Friday at 12:42 pm
Mina-san, K1 is massive here in Japan. Can you watch K1 in your country?
Thursday at 8:05 pm
Dude!! K-1 RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUULEZ!!!!! It’s much cooler than tea ceremony and ikebana!!!!!!!!!
Thursday at 8:05 pm
格闘技、大好きです！
Peter-san,
All martial arts in the world came from India not Japan!
Daruma(ダルマ) who is from India was really good at Indian Kempo, and he brought that technique to Shorinji shrine which is located in China. Then those technique that Shorinji monks developed spread out to all over the world.
皆さん知ってました？
Friday at 1:25 am
K1 is not very popular where I live in the states. I think it is on PayPerView sometimes.
UFC and Pride are more well known here. Pride more so now that UFC bought it.
Mostly hardcore fight fans are the only ones who know about other organizations here.
It’s funny that people always think of China or Japan when talking about martial arts, but both inherited them from India whose martial arts aren’t as well known now (Kali, Silat ?).
Friday at 4:09 am
Aside from my regular praise of J-Pod, I’de like to say I really appreciate some of the comments people have been leaving on these lesson threads! When I get a computer that can write Kana I hope to participate more myself. Unfortunately my bootleged software wont allow me to upgrade to write kana!
Also, where has Sachico San gone to?! She was great, really knowledgeable! You guys should have some type of host appreciation day since you’ve been running so long now. Some casual Japanese chat and reflection on the past and get together some of the old hosts.
HA, well, in my Taiso Jyugyou -gymnastics class, I really impressed a Japanese student with my sakatachi -handstands, more so with the fact i knew that vocab. I can credit that to those Monkey Series Lessons in recent weeks.
Also, im working on memorizing your ShizenHakai -destruction of nature-llesson for extra credit in my Japanese class. It a bear, but im making progress. BTW, I love the environmental themed lessons.
OK, So everyone at JP101 and board contributors, Thanks and keep up the good work!
Friday at 5:26 am
TempleUniJP-san!
Your welcome aboard this ride call JP101!
You seem a very nice guy so here is some links that would help you type Japanese in your PC, Mac or Linux.
http://www.japanesepod101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9
http://www.japanesepod101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=204&sid=7fc4cf20a1e50157c713e0a70aefd41b
http://www.japanesepod101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=52&sid=7fc4cf20a1e50157c713e0a70aefd41b
It was very hard for me to install it but honestly I had to call on the experts to help me (GeekSquad) because they a know since 1994!
Try it out yourself and let us know if you can type correct, yes everyone is welcome to participate in the lesson comments and on the forums, let your voice be heard.
Finally happy K-1 grand prix may the best win! ……………
S_R_C
Friday at 7:06 am
great vocab today i learned new phrases
thank you
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jp101
Friday at 11:25 am
i agree with that!!
sachiko is working on another project right now, but she’s still around!
hahahahahahahaha, we should add a new section. “site links,” “about us,” “help center,” innovative solutions,” “monkey lessons!”
the notorious 30 minute lesson! that one is a monster!
but it became a bit of an unexpected classic.
i’d like to do something like it again…
Friday at 12:56 pm
I just clicked this lesson for fun and was so surprise that I understand it. I love this lesson. I have not started studying lower intermediate yet, so I wonder if all lower intermediate lessons are at this level or simply because this lesson is an easy one?
Friday at 1:07 pm
This is the exact quote from Japanese Wikipedia that was mentioned in the podcast.
Ernesto Hoost 最近は日本のメディアへの露出も増えており、日本語を目下勉強中だという。
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/アーネスト・ホースト
Wow…he should come to Jpod101….
Friday at 7:27 pm
このレッソンは本当にありがとうございます。
この前日本人の戦士とK1をしたら、完全に何も言わない。K1をする事は大好きな趣味けど、今後もっといいK1の戦士になれると思います。
Saturday at 12:42 am
OMG I’m form holland and i didnt even know that Ernenesto Hoost and Peter Aertz are dutch
:p
but i dont realy like sports
keep up the shows, i listen to them when im on the train on the way to school.
ja matakondo
Saturday at 2:44 pm
Ernenesto Hoost? I thought they were saying “honest host”.
Can you ask the male voice actors not to speak soooooo slowly when doing the slow repeat. It sounds like a tape player that has batteries that need replacing.
Tuesday at 2:37 pm
I use Skype and found a great language practice partner at:
www.mylanguageexchange.com
I use the following site to type Japanese:
http://ajaxime.chasen.org/
Thursday at 12:35 am
Quick request - please don’t speak so slowly during the yukkuri dialogue repeat bit! Just speak at a normal pace with longer gaps between the words (and without any of the accents/slurred speech as is sometimes used). The super s———l———-o———-w motion thing is near impossible to fathom…!
Thursday at 8:44 pm
The lessons are great but there’s a distinct variation in the ability of the people doing the conversation in doing the “yukkuri” iteration. Most of them are really good but one or two of the male presenters speak really too slowly. The best way, IMHO, is to speak slightly more slowly than normal with each clause but to put a pause in the natural place for a Japanese sentence (i.e. after most particles). The “yukkuri” iteration in this one was one of the worst. The ultra slow motion version sounds like a badly running cassette tape and gives no extra benefit compared to the more usual version.
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