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14 Responses to “Newbie Lesson S4 #39 - The Japanese that Might Score You a Date!”
Monday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, where would you invite someone on a first date?
Monday at 8:59 pm
あしたいるかおみませんか。
Tomorrow why don’t we go dolphin watching?
でもねぼくはけこんしている。ごめなさいおなのひとたち。
But I am married. Sorry Ladies.
Monday at 10:02 pm
arigatou gozaimasu
Monday at 11:29 pm
Hmmm…Is this one understandable?
X: 何をしませんか?
O: じゃさ。。。私の部屋を掃除しませんか?
X: ええええええぇぇぇぇ。。。。?じゃ結婚をしませんか?
O: ええええええぇぇぇぇ。。。。?
Tuesday at 5:05 am
さすがSpideyさんですね!
On a first date… hmm…
“明日,一緒に公園に散歩しませんか?それから,食事をしませんか?”
or
“この辺りに新しい喫茶店が開きました。静かでロマンチックな場所だそうです。一緒に行きませんか?”
Tuesday at 7:49 am
Kon’nichi wa mina-san
Watashi: “Anata, ashita wa “Sakura” de tabemasenka?”
Watashi no danna: “Ii ne! Demo o-kane ga nai.”
Watashi: “kechi!”
joudan desu yo!
Tuesday at 8:09 am
鵠をみませんか?
Tuesday at 9:10 am
Suki desu.
I understand and enjoy it very much.
Ja mata ashita.
Boongerd Thammawasi(boongerd)
Tuesday at 6:04 pm
Jayーsan
いるか?dolphin? いいですね。
>>>でもねぼくはけっこんしている。ごめなさい、おんなのひとたち。But I am married. Sorry Ladies.
Jay-sanはおもしろいですね!!
Spicy-san
すごい!!ダイアログで使いたいです。
I want to use this idea in the dialogue!
プチクレア-san
素敵ですね。Suteki desune!
yukiko-san
Is that your real-life conversation?
Aihe -san
鵠?swan? What a difficult Kanji you know! We usually write 白鳥(はくちょう) for swan.
boongerd-san
Arigatou gozaimasu!!
Wednesday at 4:26 am
Naomi-Sensei kon’nichi wa


That particular conversation wasn’t real but it was based on extremely similar ones
My husband has heard “kechi” from me so many times he know exactly what it means even though he’s not studying Japanese
He knows I’m just joking though. He’s a great guy
mata ne
Wednesday at 10:51 am
yukiko-san
Hahaha. I just remembered that I called my mother “Kechi!” when I was really small.
Me: Okaasan, are, katte! (Mammy, I want that one.)
Mother: Dame.
Me: Kechi!
Friday at 9:19 am
yeah, I did read the note while listen to the audio file.
It was perfect!!!
JPP/Wollongong, Australia
Friday at 2:47 pm
JPP168-san,
You’re from Wollongong? It’s good to see some Australian Japanese learners finding there way on to Japanesepod101.com!
I do the same.
Thanks for your comment!
Saturday at 7:03 pm
もしもし、りゅうさんです。静かさん、こんばんは。電話番号ありがとうございました。
緊張しますね。あの、明日、カラオケをしませんか。
うん、
好きじゃないですか。映画を見ませんか。
ウン、
じゃ、とりあえず、会いませんか。
また
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