Mina-san, what would you do if you were in Haruya’s shoe?

Charity-san, thanks for the comment! And do you have access to our writers. Haruya-san is definitely かわいそうですね。And very nice advice for our hero. 頑張って Haruya!

sir
pls help me i am oll ready learn jpn in jlpt level I so i not ander satnd in japnise kanji and gramer patern.

I really like when you have similar Kanjis in the same conversation. Putting them side to side really helps compare, check similarities/differences and memorize them.

Now, about Haruya, this guy really need to show some presence. How can he tolerate being locked at a balcony??? I can’t believe this guy shows no attitude!!!

How about a revenge for next episode???

satishさん、 do you mean jlpt level 4?
be sure to check out the jlpt level 4 and 3 practice tests in the learning center!

Naomi and Peter,

Please keep up this format (Nihongo Dojo) of teaching after this series. Both of you (And who ever else is involved in this series) have put together a fantastic method of teaching Japanese. The introduction of essential verbs and grammar through the means of an interesting story make it a very enjoyable approach to studying the language.

Haruyaさん is too impatient. He has yet to greet Tendouさん at all. It’s amazing how someone’s opinion of you can change if you take the time to talk to them and get to know them. He only blurts out, “Please let us get married!” I’m usually for the underdog, but there is a limit…

I just wanted to say that I agree with Brian about this being a really terrific series. Lots of fun and very high quality education at the same time. Much better than all the textbooks I’ve tried studying. I’ve been looking at some of the older series (such as the very long “Beginner” series), and it’s rather obvious that the pdfs have gotten much better over the years since this site has been around………I hope they’ll continue at this high level! I happen to enjoy languages, have studied several, including French, Hebrew (in which I’m fluent), and some Russian. None have been as enjoyable, although the others are all much easier.

Thank you Peter, Naomi and everyone else for making it so much fun to study Japanese.

Stuart

バロン-san

そうですね。ハルヤさんは、まだまだですね。
Sou desu ne. Haruya-san wa madamada desu ne.
I agree. He has a lot to learn.

Stu-san
ありがとうございます。Arigatou gozaimasu.

Jkid-san
よろしくおねがいしますね。Yoroshiku　onegaishimasu　ne.　

バロンさん, Yeah it is pretty bad isn’t it?

I think he just needs to think first, count to ten and then speak

Tess Dasey-san

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