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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Imagine trying to speak English without being able to express actions. As you know, saying phrases like “to study” and “to talk” is critical. You’re about to learn that these compound verbs are just as critical in Japanese.

Get ready to learn all about the compound verb “to do” in this newbie Japanese lesson. You’ll learn that the Japanese word shimasu is your key to talking about things that you do. “To speak,” “to watch,” “to learn;” you’ll find it all here, plus much, much more. This Japanese lesson also contains numerous sample sentences that you can start using today!

learn how to say I am from ~ in Japanese

Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Imagine trying to speak English without being able to express actions. As you know, saying phrases like “to study” and “to talk” is critical. You’re about to learn that these compound verbs are just as critical in Japanese.

Get ready to learn all about the compound verb “to do” in this newbie Japanese lesson. You’ll learn that the Japanese word shimasu is your key to talking about things that you do. “To speak,” “to watch,” “to learn;” you’ll find it all here, plus much, much more. This Japanese lesson also contains numerous sample sentences that you can start using today!

learn how to say I am from ~ in Japanese

Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! When you first visit Japan, people will probably ask you if you’ve been there before. You’ll want to tell them, “It’s my first visit to Japan.” You’ll also want to be able to ask others whether they have visited Japan before. Once you get past this step, it’s critical that you know whether to use formal or informal Japanese. And, you’ve got to use them both correctly.

This beginner Japanese lesson teaches you how to use hajimete (”for the first time”) and other important words you’ll use when you talk about your first trip to Japan. You’ll also find an indispensible review of Japanese formal and informal speech and when to use each one. Don’t miss the awesome chart and practice sentences in this beginner Japanese lesson!

learn Japanese, how to talk about your first trip to Japan


What should you do and say when you meet a Japanese person for the first time? More importantly, what should you not say! In this lesson we’ll learn how to talk about yourself in a polite manner. We’ll also learn the must know expression “Where are you from?” A staple of Japanese small talk. We’ll look at sai, the Japanese counter for age. We’ll also look at how to use wa to imply a question, a useful grammatical structure in Japanese.

talking about Japanese family members; meeting a Japanese person for the first time; using counters in Japanese


Today we add another two phrases to your arsenal. We’re steadily building you a solid foundation, and these phrases are two key blocks. When conversing with someone in Japanese, the questions will come fast and furious, and you can bet that one of these two will be among them. So don’t miss today’s episode.

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