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This entry was posted on Friday, August 29th, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Upper Intermediate Season 2 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
10 Responses to “Upper Intermediate Lesson S2 #7 - Moving In Japan - Meeting the New Neighbors”
Friday at 6:30 pm
What gift would you give your neighbor if you moved to a new place?
Friday at 9:11 pm
手土産ならチョッコレトが良いと思う。
誰にもチョッコレトに目がないんじゃない。
Friday at 10:55 pm
私もチョコレートがいい手土産だと思います。でも日本には普通にどんな手土産をおくりますか?
Saturday at 8:07 am
Is there a reason why the English translation was missing from the audio file? And, the repeat of the dialog, which is usually at the end of the mp3 file, was also missing this time…
Saturday at 1:01 pm
For some reason, the lesson notes .pdf did not appear in my iTunes download . . . or perhaps it’s just me?
Saturday at 8:38 pm
Triedgeさん、thanks for pointing this out. i’ll look into it tomorrow morning first thing!!
when the new file is uploaded, i’ll make a post too. 申し訳ございません!
Sunday at 11:09 am
引っ越したときご近所さんへ持っていく手土産は、最近はタオルとか洗剤が普通です。値段は200~300円程度。
昔は「引越し蕎麦(そば)」といって蕎麦を配ったそうです。側(そば)に引っ越してきたという意味との掛け言葉らしいですよ。
Monday at 5:44 pm
Triedge さん、Thank you for your patience! It’s fixed now!
Sean Somersさん、Looks like it’s working…could you try again?
Miqueさん>引越し蕎麦!おもしろいですね
最近は、物騒で、隣の人に顔を知られないためにわざと挨拶に行かない人も増えてきたようです。
Monday at 10:32 pm
I thought this was an exceptionally well-written and useful series. I love it when complex phrase patterns get broken down bit by bit. And I thought the editing is just about reaching a sweet-spot now, with digressions that are fun enough - but also brief enough - to keep us really engaged, like the little riff on the Urban Rooster today.
Plus, Naomi+Natsuko+Peter is definitely the JPod101 A-List: the three of you have an excellent chemistry that just keeps improving.
It’s been 19 months since I started listening to these lessons: the podcast is so embedded into my 日課, I can hardly remember what life was like before. Y’all have taken me from total novice to this level, and it just keeps getting better.
Tuesday at 10:57 am
AndamanIslander -san
ありがとうございます。これからも頑張ります。
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