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19 Responses to “Premium Lesson #16 - SS12: Delicious Crêpe”
Saturday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, what’s up with Sights & Sounds and crepes?
Saturday at 7:40 pm
僕もクレープに目がない。
Saturday at 8:53 pm
Ericさん、すごいです!「目「め」がない」って素晴らしい表現ですね!
“~ni me ga nai” to be crazy about/to love ~(something)
Really good Japanese! Definitely try the expression out!
Sunday at 2:24 am
i’ve never eaten a crêpe, but i HAVE been to ameyokocho.
i love that area. the whole taito ward is a fantastic place!
Sunday at 4:04 am
I love crêpes !!! My favourites are : Nutella & banana/ ham egg-mushrooms / salmon-cream-chives…
Sunday at 5:14 am
皆さんはクレープに目が肥えているそうですけど、私はあまり食べていないので、何の種類がいいか分からないわけです。
I have a whole dictionary of idioms, and there are quite a few using 目. They’re definitely interesting from a cultural perspective, and no doubt make you sound more natural, but it’s hard to really learn them without seeing them come up anywhere. Suppose I’ll have to wait until I can read something more intellectual than Doraemon
Sunday at 9:15 am
日本のクレープは美味しいすぎる!(I hope this is ok.) I miss Japanese crepes!
一回食べました。アタシのはいちごとチョコレートでした。
Hm, I’m not premium, so I’m not sure if he was in this lesson or not, but I’m curious to see pictures of Yuichi. (I hope this is how you spell it! I have a hard time with long vowels.)
J-Podのみんなさん、ありがとうございます! 
Ah, I haven’t posted in so long, but I still listen to every lesson…I think I’ve listened to them all since you started…hopefully!
Hmm, I know we’re past survival phrases, but I think maybe a lesson on asking what something tastes like would be helpful! When I got to Japan I knew I wanted to try a lot of food, but I didn’t know, for instance, what kind of udon to order since I didn’t know how to ask what it tasted like.
さくらさんはどこでしょうか?
Sunday at 3:40 pm
yuichi will be on the cover of the 2009 “men of jpod” swimsuit calendar.
it will be on sale in the store in november, just in time for christmas, when you need to find the perfect calendar for that special someone.
Monday at 4:05 am
LOL I’ll be sure to look forward to it, then.
Monday at 10:35 am
Srsly??!
Will there be pix of Naomi Sensei in a bikini?
Monday at 10:50 am
なおみ先生のビキニ姿が見たい人は、コメントをどしどしお寄せ下さい
みんなでその気にさせましょう。
あとマーキーの胸毛ボーンが見たい人もコメントよろしく(笑)
Monday at 10:55 am
unfortunately, naomi is not a man, so she won’t be appearing in the “men of jpod” calendar.
Monday at 11:17 am
I think I requested a Girls of Jpod 2008 Swimsuit Edition calendar for the store before, but it never came to be
If the picture of Naomi-sensei could also include high heels, it would be appreciated
Tuesday at 1:59 am
I got very excited when the PDF title said “Delicious Creep”, but alas, it was about crepes.
Tuesday at 2:06 am
I think this is officially the wackiest Sights & Sounds thready thingy I read yet!
Saturday at 6:50 am
The restaurant in my neighbourhood serves really 美味しいsavoury crepes, including some with Jerk sauce. うま~~~~い!
Saturday at 9:18 am
Haha Perfume’s Electro World in the background, right?
Sunday at 1:24 am
What is the difference between onegashimasu and Kudasai and what is most used?
Tuesday at 12:16 pm
Ivonne C. Goodman-san
If you asked for tangible object, both [item] o onegaishimasu and [item] o kudasai are common and interchangeable.
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