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11 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #71 - L2: Party in the ‘Burbs! 2”
Monday at 7:50 pm
Mina-san, have you ever jumped on the express train when you should have taken the local and ended up in absolutely the wrong place?
Thursday at 9:51 pm
This is turning out to be a really useful series!
Making conditional statements, asking/giving directions, different types of trains.
Can’t wait to see what the party is like!
Friday at 2:19 am
Big problem, taking the wrong train… I’d rather ask multiple times and make sure I’m on the right one. Especially since there are so many different trains in Japan.
I never took the wrong one, but once I had to get from Narita to Asakusa, and for some reason (well, I thought it was way too expensive…) I didn’t take the Skyliner but some local train. I got to Asakusa all right, but when it was time to leave Japan, I never did find the train going the other way… (so I finally ended up in the skyliner…)
Friday at 6:36 am
In the conversation, the 乗客 says, そう思いますけど、But I thought that correct was, そうだと思いますけど、
Friday at 11:54 am
Rhys-san
そう思います and そうだと思います are both correct and the meaning is also the same.
Friday at 12:07 pm
Arigatou
Friday at 12:50 pm
speaking of trains please kill fabrizio off in a terribly bloody train accident. I am think a cockroach comes near his feat and in a panick he loses his balance and falls on the tracks of the yamonote sen. In its place please make lessons with 1kyu and 2kyu grammar. Thank you.
Friday at 3:36 pm
プチクレア-san
本当に、成田へ行く電車は本当に分かりにくいですよね。I hate taking train to Narita.
I searched on the Internet and found out that they do have a train goes to Narita from Asakusa.(1060yen) But they don’t run very often.
Saturday at 11:36 am
Whenever I see a lost 日本人 in 上海 I try to help them out. They always look a bit embarassed though, and respond with いえいえ、大丈夫です, no matter how politely I conjugate my verbs.
Friday at 11:43 am
i’m having a hard time figuring out what they’re saying at the beginning of the complete lesson (tokyo mid town).. the last sentence i really have no idea at all…
Friday at 11:43 am
i’m having a hard time figuring out what they’re saying at the beginning of the complete lesson (tokyo mid town).. the last sentence i really have no idea at all…
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