Introducing… YOU!
But wait!
How can you introduce yourself when making new Japanese friends? Well, it’s easier than you think!
Today we’ll learn some basic Japanese self-introductions that will help you make friends. Don’t want to talk about yourself the whole time? Don’t worry, because we’ll also learn how to ask basic questions using desu ka.
We’ll also get our first glimpse of the honorific suffix, -san, which is attached to people’s names. We’ll introduce the Japanese possessive particle no, similar to the possessive ’s in English. There’s a lot of great stuff packed into this concise Newbie Lesson, so don’t miss out on the fun!

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When I click learning center I get
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アメリカとフィリピンの学校に行ったことがあります。 アメリカの田舎の生活が懐かしいです
プチクレアさん、日本に留学してきたらとても楽しいと思いますよ!
Are there any “lyrics” with this episode? Usually the dialog is under the lyrics tab and it’s empty.
Konnichiwa Minnasan!
Thanks for all these lessons, Japanesepod is so amazing! I was just wondering, are there going to be any Ipod notes for these episodes? I can find them nowhere and they are so useful to me!
Arigatou gozaimasu!
What ever happened to lesson #2 of season 4 ?
(Or doesnt it exist?
btw: the new season series is really good.
but still i dont see the real difference between the beginner and the newbie series’es.
best regar
Love the lessons. Great job. I too would love to hear lesson 2. Where can we download it??
Suzuki-san,
Sorry for the delay.
Now, we have lesson 2!!
I love the lessons! Arigatou gozaimasu!
Where can I learn how to say my name?
Category: Newbie Lessons (S4) |
Grammar: da, desu, no (possessive particle), ~san | Function: asking questions | Topic: airport, Narita Airport, self introductions | Politeness Level: Polite
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