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8 Responses to “Premium Lesson #12 - SS8: Which Way to Meiji Jingu?”
Saturday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, this is one of the most requested topics we get. There seems to be a lot of confusion about how って actually works. But this conversation manages to illustrate 2 uses quite clearly without a lot of other grammar getting in the way. This will really make your spoken Japanese sound more natural.
Saturday at 10:13 pm
This is a great lesson !!!!
って is really quite difficult to grasp. I feel those premium lessons go even more into colloquial japanese than the other lessons do (and they already are quite colloquial). And the dialogs are getting longer, too . 素晴らしい!!!!
I love Meiji-Jingu. It’s my favourite place in Tokyo. There’s such a majestic, solemn feeling to it, with the huge Torii, and then the 2 sacred trees in the shrine… and in the gardens behind the shrine here’s a huge lawn where you can sit in the sun, nap, read books… you can see the Shinjuku scyscrapres from there, but at the same time it’s so peaceful and quiet that it’s hard to feel you’re still in Tokyo.
東京へ行きたい!!!!
Sunday at 12:31 am
very good, i always had trouble with this ” te ” ending
now i will understand better my favorite dorama
thanks
Sunday at 1:05 am
Can’t see the picture?
Sunday at 2:11 am
waterman-san…. whoops! Picture should be there now.
Sunday at 4:28 am
What a terrific lesson! Thanks sooooo much!
Sunday at 5:04 am
Wow, I have been so busy that i haven’t had time to listen to the lesson.
I can’t wait to learn more about “tte”.
Meanwhile, here are my pictures of Meiji Jingu.
http://picasaweb.google.com/erexford/MeijiJingu
Tuesday at 11:08 pm
I really enjoy those premium lessons too.
Keep the good work,
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