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Learn about asking for and giving more detailed information at a business meeting
Learn about discussing a business deal
Learn about explaining which tooth hurts at a dentist
Learn about giving the definition of something
Learn about explaining what one can see from a chart
Learn about expressing one's opinion
Learn about explaining how something happened
Learn how to talk about the weather
Learn about saying "something is not so — as [noun]"
Learn about explaining apartment equipment
Learn about asking to confirm something
Learn about formal way of saying "please let us do something"
Learn about calling a moving company to ask for an estimate
Learn about explaining the meaning of information one has just received
Learn about saying "hello" for the first time to one's neighbors after moving to a new place
Learn about describing where an earthquake occurred and how big it was
Learn about understanding a job advertisement
Learn about making an appointment for a job interview
Learn about talking about one's strengths at a job interview
Learn about expressing that one does something for someone's sake
Learn about providing information that is hearsay
Learn about saying that something can't or won't be done
Learn about talking about what used to be
Learn about using expressions with the word "hand"
Learn about saying that something undesirable will happen
Learn about saying that one has no choice but to do something
Learn about expressing thanks when something that someone does has a favorable result
Learn about expressing that someone is the only one to do a certain action
Learn about expressing the idea of "in spite of" or "although"
Learn about saying that something is the best choice
Learn about expressing confidence about something
Learn about talking about hypothetical situations
Learn about understanding train announcements
Learn about expressing that an action is completely finished
Learn about expressing that one thing is the best match for the other
Learn about expressing one's opinions
Learn about expressing a situation where one thing happens right after another
Learn about expressing a conclusion one has reached
Learn about explaining a situation using "wake"
Learn about making reservation for a hotel
Learn about calling for help in an emergency situation
Learn about talking about some impossibility or difficulty
Learn about using the word, "kai" which means "worth someone's efforts to do something"
Learn about reviewing past grammar points
Learn how to use certain phrases that you'll find handy in business situations
Learn how to say that something is impossible in Japanese
Learn how to give someone advice in Japanese
Learn about using business Japanese
Learn about writing business e-mails
Learn the common Japanese phrases you'll use during proposal phases and we'll also teach you the Japanese words you can use to tell someone (hopefully not your spouse
Learn how you can say something happened in Japanese when someone else did something
Learn Japanese expressions you can use to reach a conditional arrangement
Learn how to offer a tentative assumption using a certain Japanese adverb
Learn how to express that something is unexpected in Japanese when compared to something else
Learn how to say that something might happen or that you might do something in Japanese
Learn how to say that something is "useless" or that "there is no point" to doing something in Japanese
Learn the Japanese phrase that means "even if"
Learn how to say that something is not possible due to a bad situation in Japanese
Learn how to solve a problem in Japanese
Learn how to use the the Japanese suffix -ppoi and the auxiliary adjective rashii, meaning "-ish" or "-like
Learn how to use the Japanese suffixes -gachi and -gimi, which both indicate tendency
Learn how to use the Japanese suffixes -darake, -mamire, and -zukume
Learn how to use the Japanese words ten and men, meaning "in terms of"
Learn about the usage of the auxiliary verb beki, meaning "should"
Learn the difference in usage between the Japanese auxiliary verbs -nikui, -zurai, and -gatai, all meaning "difficult to"
Learn the usage of the Japanese auxiliary verb -eru or -uru
Learn the Japanese expressions that we use for summarizing or rephrasing what someone else has said, such as ii kaeru to, tsumari, yōsuru ni, and so on
Learn some set expressions that use the Japanese word 首 (kubi), which means "neck"
Learn the usage of the Japanese auxiliary verbs -mai and -yō, which express the speaker's conjecture
Learn the usage of the adverbs mushiro and kaette, which mean "rather"
Learn useful expressions for stating your opinion, such as omowareru, iu made mo nai, and to iu yori wa
Learn three similar Japanese phrases: tamaranai, shikata nai, and naranai
Learn the usage of ni shitagatte, ni tsurete, and -ba -hodo in Japanese
Learn the usage of -to dōji ni and totan in Japanese
Learn the usage of to tomo ni and to narande in Japanese
Learn the difference in usage between roku ni -nai and roku na -nai in Japanese
Listen to a business presentation
Listen to a conversation about a gym membership
Listen to a conversation about getting a brochure printed
Listen to a conversation about reserving tickets for a play
Listen to a conversation about an upcoming business meeting
Listen to a conversation about choosing a hotel
Listen to a conversation about arranging furniture in a meeting room
Listen to a conversation about ordering office supplies
Listen to a conversation about getting to the airport
Listen to a conversation about ordering sweaters from a supplier
Listen to a conversation about using a library
Listen to a conversation about choosing travel insurance
Listen to a conversation about survey results
Listen to a conversation about volunteering
Listen to a conversation set in a supermarket
Listen to a conversation about choosing a bank
Listen to a conversation about a sightseeing plan
Listen to a conversation about product packaging
Listen to a conversation about a sales graph
Listen to a conversation in which a complaint is made