And thanks for an excellent series. The only thing that I find a bit inconsistent with the website materials is that in the vocabulary list the actual onomatopoetic words can seldom be found. Aren´t those the most likely words from this series that everybody will want to study?

Pessi

Japanese, like English, is very rich in synonyms that can express subtly shades of meaning, but it is often so hard to know the right word. A few examples:
– I got corrected for saying けれども when しかし would have been better. There are many similar words: ただし, でも…
– When should I say ひと, かた or もの?
– What is the difference between やっと, ついに, いよいよ, 結局, とうとう?
– Are 両親 and 父母 interchangeable?
It is so confusing for a learner. I think a series from 101 would be of great help!

Naomi, Natsuko and Sakura, thank you so much for your clear and understandable speech. Usually I have trouble understanding Japanese native speakers. (BTW English speakers speaking Japanese are actually easier for me to understand). But how you enunciated the words clearly makes a big difference in getting used to listening to Japanese speech.

@スシャントさん
優しいコメントありがとうございました！４回も聴いていただいて、感謝します！

@Meo WiWiさん
そうなんですが …最後まで聴いていただいて、ありがとうございました。

初めてＪａｐａｎｅｓｅｐｏｄ１０１の会話を４回も聴きました。。。面白くて勉強になりましたね。。。

帰国してから１年になっていますが、Ｊａｐａｎｅｓｅｐｏｄ１０１にて勉強を進めることができています。。。

ありがとうございます。。。