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Today we seriously power up the basic expressions we taught you last week! Today you get the tools to turn at-leasts-your-trying expressions into looks of astonishment. These are the real deal! Get ready to start turning some heads.
Today we introduce the all mighty mine! It’s time to learn how to stake your claim. Not only that! We’ll learn how to complement other peoples things! This will come in handy time-and-again. So don’t miss today’s lesson, as there just maybe something in here that changes your life forever! Alright, maybe we got a bit carried away, but it’s still sugoi!
Not just fine! Today we introduce a whole lot more than the good-old standby, “I’m fine.” Today we run the gamut of phrases for expressing the condition you are in. Whether you looking to spice up your greetings or you just want to say hi, this lesson has it all!
Today we introduce bring you another jam packed lesson, as this one has it all! Useful phrases, new vocab, indispensable slang, bad jokes and much, much more. Now that you can say a few things about yourself, it’s time to move on to a favorite pastime in Japan, namely, talking about the weather! We get you started today, plus much more. Don’t miss today’s episode.
We’ve been missing an opening theme for the past 5 lessons, but that all changed today! Our latest hero, Kazushi Takada, cut a new opening intro for us, using Sakura’s vocals. We’ll be using this one for a while, so we take the time to break it down for you and explain the Japanese as this will be daily practice for you. So be sure to iTune in!
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Category: Beginner Lessons | 27 Comments »
Grammar: copulas, da | Function: greeting people, making small talk | Topic: greetings | Politeness Level: Informal, Polite
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