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Learn Japanese at JapanesePod101.com! These past few days have been very trying for poor Agnes. She’s been sick and suffering from a lot of stress at work. But today she gets a phone call from her mother, so things are probably bound to turn around! It might seem like an easy grammar point, but sometimes it’s good to review the basics of daily Japanese, so for the last lesson of the year, we’re going to review mou and mada one last time. After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!
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17 Responses to “Intermediate Lesson #83 - My Tokyo Travelblogue - Day 25”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, poor Agnes is really feeling the pressure. I hope she can find a way to balance out her life before it’s too late!
Thursday at 9:53 pm
poor Agnes, hope she is alright
Thursday at 10:11 pm
Hahahahahahahahahah!!! I guess that’s the end of Agnes, huh? You guys are too funny!!!!
Friday at 1:31 pm
I liked ゆき先生’s guest appearances in this show!
Yeah, I hope she can recover for a guest appearance in Season 2!
Friday at 6:13 pm
That 僕はまだ29歳よ! line cracked me up
I suppose her mum not knowing her own daughter’s age is Agnes’s fault for not calling 
Agnes likes hanging up without hearing a goodbye though doesn’t she?
Saturday at 3:01 am
I may be incorrect, but it appears the big elephant in the room that was not discussed is that Agnes is likely a girl, only child. Thus, her parents are looking to her to marry and take care of them in their old age and Agnes must marry and have children so that she can have someone to take care of her in her old age. No??
I have hear this custom has changed some recently. I would be interested in hearing about any changes.
Saturday at 3:49 am
Is that Taro chan helping with the lesson transitions?
Saturday at 2:06 pm
Great job again guys! I’ve been listening for a while and just wanted to say I love the method, love the dialogues, and have been learning a lot. Keep up the good work!
Also, just wanted to point out a tiny mistake in the PDF. In the romaji version instead of “itteru”, “itsutteru” is written when they’re talking about the cousin’s age. Just a typo I’m sure, but just wanted to let you know.
Saturday at 4:59 pm
thanks for pointing that out! i updated the pdf and iLearning center
this is our last lesson of 2007!! just in case i don’t have a chance in the next few days, i just want to say Happy New Year to all of you! 2007 was fantastic! and i’m really looking forward to enjoying 2008 with all of you!!!
marky
Sunday at 11:58 am
アメリカ人なのに、この会話はありふれた話です。
Saturday at 12:50 am
Agnes no hanashi ni itsu modorimasu ka? Honto ni hisashiburi!
Tuesday at 10:33 am
From the bonus audio track, it’s that mean this is the end of Agnes’ story ?
ちょっとびっくりした、あのBonus audio track
Tuesday at 8:45 pm
hidoi yo! Who would have thought that Agnes would meet such a grisly end at the (figurative) hands of a bus in a podcast bonus track
Monday at 11:47 pm
Hilarious bonus track. After all that build-up, 25 lessons, what a hilariously quick ending!
Awesome. I don’t know, but I’m guessing Marky is responsible for the squishy sound effects? Where do you get those from?? Hilarious.
Friday at 2:21 am
…one more thing: Marky’s (?) barely-audible cheers towards the end of the lesson were also hilarious, just to use that word one more time.
Tuesday at 3:56 am
Could someone tell me a specific part of the lesson review? I’m not able to catch the verb used:
at 7:58 natsuko(?) says 二十伍すぎると、だれもみもく（？）しなくなる。i like this sentence i just want to know the verb 。thanks. also is it weird to write 25 like that? on menu prices i see the kanji but in other places its the western style…
Tuesday at 9:35 am
Yadokariさん,
Natsuko says 「二十五(を)すぎると、誰も見向き(みむき)もしなくなる。」
The verb is みむく, but here it’s used as a noun + suru: みむきをする。 Writing numbers in kanji is not as common, but it’s still okay to do
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