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July 25th, 2008 | help Need help?

Need to get a new apartment in Japan? Do you know where to start? In this series, we’re going to show you step by step how to rent an apartment in Japan. We’ll give you all the tools you need to make the whole process as painless as possible.

We’ll look at some important polite Japanese expressions using the grammatical constructions -sasete moraitai n desu ga, and -sasete itadaku. The first phrase combines the -te form of a causative verb with morau to express “getting someone to let you do something.” The second Japanese phrase combines the -te form of a causative verb with itadaku, which is the humble form of morau. We’ll try to make it easy to learn this difficult Japanese grammar!

If you’re planning on moving to or in Japan, you don’t want to miss this practical Japanese lesson!

moving into Japanese apartments, and Japanese houses - Japanese homes
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Voice Actors: Take, Ushijima, Yoshikai | Hosts: Naomi
Category: Upper Intermediate Lessons (S2) |
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9 Responses to “Upper Intermediate Lesson #28 - S2: Moving In Japan - The First Big Step 3”

avatar JapanesePod101.com says:

Mina-san, would you like to move in with this couple?

avatar Eric says:

I wonder how the story turns out :wink:

is that Peter in the picture? :mrgreen:

avatar maxiewawa says:

Haha 確かにピータじゃないのにwhat made you think it was Peter?

avatar spidey says:

まぁ。。。ねじれた。。。けど。。。でも。。。
:kokoro: :mrgreen: :shock:

avatar プチクレア says:

Somehow I’m afraid they’re in for a BIG disappointment… The nicest thing I can think of is having the owner turn them down… The worst thing…I don’t know … Locusts ?

avatar Bob1 says:

Obon is coming, so maybe this story will end with some sort of ghost haunting the apartment. But I prefer something believable, like the landlord demanding that they take care of his dog “whenever he travels overseas.” And slowly things could be revealed about the dog’s size and personality and how much the landlord is overseas. Both morning and evening walks, of course. Think of the problems they could have with celebrities walking their dogs at the same time! And of course, Hide probably has some allergy to dog hair.

avatar ヒョヌ says:

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

天井から水か漏れるとか、
毎晩暴走族が煩くして寝られないとか。。。  :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

avatar Phil says:

I’m finding this serious to be seriously difficult, I mean close to my head melts when I listen to it difficult. I can decipher the line by line, but it takes time. Should I stick with it? The next level down is lower intermediate (intermediate is no longer running I guess?), which I can generally handle fine, so I’d like to step it up… but this is an almost impossibly high jump in difficulty for me.

avatar Mayumi says:

Phil-san,

This series has many difficult vocabulary and very polite expressions, and also the stories are long. So, I agree this series would be really difficult. So, I want you to try to listen to other lessons of Upper Intermediate. Please enjoy learning Japanese with us!! :dogeza:

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