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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! You’ve made it to the end of the three part series. Now, you’re ready to open up a world of possibilities with one simple phrase. Consider how often you express certainty. You might say, “There is no doubt about it,” or “This is definitely going to be easy.” As you can imagine, you’ll find new ways to use this phrase daily.

In this upper intermediate Japanese lesson, you’ll learn all about — ni chigai nai, which is used by the speaker to express confidence. There are plenty of example sentences and phrases for you to practice with. This JapanesePod101.com lesson will have you speaking Japanese confidently in no time!

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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Welcome to part 2 of the Critical Japanese Phrases series. If you want to say things like, “You can never be too careful,” this lesson is for you. You’ll discover that this phrase can be used in a surprising number of ways. It is sure to give you a lot to talk about!

In this upper intermediate Japanese lesson, master the phrase — ni koshita koto wa nai (can do no better than). You can use this phrase to talk about the best choice, the only choice or the best way to do something. Delve into the vocabulary words and sample sentences to start using this handy phrase today!

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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! In spite of your best efforts, you feel like your Japanese is missing something, right? You might want to say, “In spite of the argument, they are still speaking,” “I failed the test although I gave it my best effort,” or any number of similar sentences. In fact, sentences that begin with, “In spite of…” are so common that you’ll use the Japanese in this lesson all the time.

This upper intermediate Japanese lesson will help you master –ni mo kakawarazu (although, in spite of). You’ll discover the many ways to form sentences using this phrase. And, you’ll also learn how to use it in casual and polite Japanese conversations. Learn similar Japanese expressions and a variety of ways to incorporate this useful phrase in this excellent JapanesePod101.com lesson!

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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! You’ll tell your friends, “There is no better way to learn Japanese than with JapanesePod101.com,” once you read this lesson! In fact, you’ll learn lots of ways to express that something or someone is the best or only one you can think of. Sound confusing? Just think about how often you say things like, “Only in America…” This sentence structure has a ton of uses, and it’s important enough that you’ll use it daily.

This upper intermediate Japanese lesson introduces you to the phrase — no wa, — kurai da to express that someone is the only person to do it or somewhere is the only place where it happens. You’ll say, “You’re the only one to…” and “This is the only place where…” all the time after you read this lesson. You won’t know how you ever spoke Japanese without this JapanesePod101.com lesson!

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Take your Japanese to the next level, thanks to this lesson. In fact, you’ll learn to use the expression “thanks to…” in a number of situations. You can say, “Thanks to you, I got the day off” to genuinely express thanks. Or, you can say, “Thanks to you, I had to work late” to add some irony to your Japanese. As you can see, there are a whole lot of ways to use “thanks to…” in everyday speech. That’s why you need this upper intermediate Japanese lesson. With it, you’ll learn to use okage de (thanks to) both genuinely and ironically. Depending on the outcome of a situation, you need to know how to use it in both ways. You’ll also discover examples that will help you immediately integrate the expression into your Japanese. You will thank yourself for reading this JapanesePod101.com lesson!

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