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Learn Japanese On The Go JapanesePod101.com! Today Chigusa makes a special guest appearance to talk about one of her favorite hobbies: stuffing her face with as much food as she can for 90 minutes and only pay a fixed price. Today’s conversation takes place in front of an all-you-can-eat pasta and pancake shop in Harajuku. We’ll cover some interesting Japanese vocabulary and grammar that’s sure to come in handy the next time your o-naka (stomach) is suita (empty). After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!
Time to Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Today the Dōjō gang returns and Fuyuka is talking about her home town which is famous for udon, a special kind of delicious Japanese noodle. Our grammar will review the function particles and sentence final particles we’ve been learning up until now. Oh, and Fabrizio is in this one too! After listening, stop by JapanesePod101.com and be sure to leave us a post!
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Today we provide you with the Japanese language tools for creating opportunities to speak with Japanese people you meet in your travels. Building on last week’s episode, in this lesson we come full circle and equip you with the tools to turn Japan into one gigantic learn center. Learn how to practice Japanese while meeting people at the same time! 一石二鳥（いっせきにちょう・isseki nichou!) Two birds, one stone!
Today we learn two key questions in Japanese. Get ready to throw away your dictionary! Actually, you might want to hang on to it a bit longer, but you can definately put it away! Today we teach you how to turn ordinary people into walking dictionaries and interpreters! You don’t want to miss today’s espisode of Japanese Survival Phrases.
Today we take a gigantic step towards having a conversation, as we introduce how to ask questions. We follow this up with some important adjectives; and finally, we show you how to react to the avalanche of complements you should expect to receive just by coming to Japan. Don’t miss today’s lesson.
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Grammar: jan, ka, volitional | Function: inviting someone to do something | Topic: food, restaurants | Politeness Level: casual
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