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Apr 23, 2017
“Onegai shimasu” is a phrase that is used to ask for something, like placing an order. It’s a magic phrase that is similar to “please” in English. You simply have to say your destination
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“Onegai shimasu” is a phrase that is used to ask for something, like placing an order. It’s a magic phrase that is similar to “please” in English. You simply have to say your destination or the food you want and then say “onegai shimasu.” It’s easy yet polite, so you can use it in any situation without worries.
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Apr 30, 2017
Now we have a phrase that expresses ownership. “Kore wa watashi-no desu.” The first word of the phrase, “kore,” is the same as “this.” “watashi” means “I,” and when “-no” is added to
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Now we have a phrase that expresses ownership. “Kore wa watashi-no desu.” The first word of the phrase, “kore,” is the same as “this.” “watashi” means “I,” and when “-no” is added to watashi, it becomes “mine” or “my.” “Anata” means “you,” and if you want to make this “your” or “yours,” you say “anata-no.” In a similar fashion, “kare” means “he,” so “his” becomes “kare-no.” So what if you want to say “Tom’s”? That’s right, you say “Tom-no.” The key here is to add “-no” to a name or a word that refers to someone.
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Mei 07, 2017
The expression “Kore wa nan desu ka?” means “What is this?”
The word “kore” means “this”, and “nan” means “what”. But what about “ka” at the end of the sentence? “Ka” at the end of a
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The expression “Kore wa nan desu ka?” means “What is this?”
The word “kore” means “this”, and “nan” means “what”. But what about “ka” at the end of the sentence? “Ka” at the end of a sentence makes the sentences a question. Learning this is an important step on your way to learning Japanese.
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Mei 14, 2017
The phrase “Kore wa dare desu ka?” means “Who is this?” Let’s take a closer look. The word “kore” means “this,” and “dare” means “who.” As we learned in Segment 3, by adding “ka” to the
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The phrase “Kore wa dare desu ka?” means “Who is this?” Let’s take a closer look. The word “kore” means “this,” and “dare” means “who.” As we learned in Segment 3, by adding “ka” to the end of a sentence, we can make a question, so while looking at a photo or painting of someone, we can ask, “Kore wa dare desu ka?”
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Jun 04, 2017
Now let's discover how to ask for a recommendation about what to eat or buy. This one convenient expression can help you make the best decision at restaurants and when traveling or shopping.
Now let's discover how to ask for a recommendation about what to eat or buy. This one convenient expression can help you make the best decision at restaurants and when traveling or shopping.
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Jun 11, 2017
Maybe you know what something is, but do you know how to say it in Japanese? Today let's learn what to say in such a situation. This is going to help you ask a lot of questions, and that's a great way to build your vocabulary.
Maybe you know what something is, but do you know how to say it in Japanese? Today let's learn what to say in such a situation. This is going to help you ask a lot of questions, and that's a great way to build your vocabulary.
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Jul 02, 2017
When you travel around Japan, you will want to know how much things cost. Just say “Kore wa ikura desuka?” and people will tell you how much you have to pay.
When you travel around Japan, you will want to know how much things cost. Just say “Kore wa ikura desuka?” and people will tell you how much you have to pay.
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Jul 09, 2017
The phrase "Doko desuka?" means “Where is …?” This is a question you can use when you want to ask for directions. In this episode, we’ll learn how to ask where the restrooms are.
The phrase "Doko desuka?" means “Where is …?” This is a question you can use when you want to ask for directions. In this episode, we’ll learn how to ask where the restrooms are.
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Aug 06, 2017
In this episode, we'll learn a question: "Sore wa itsu desuka?" We use this to ask when something is going to happen. We'll also learn about 3 kanji: 時 (time), 投 (throw) and 打 (strike / hit).
In this episode, we'll learn a question: "Sore wa itsu desuka?" We use this to ask when something is going to happen. We'll also learn about 3 kanji: 時 (time), 投 (throw) and 打 (strike / hit).
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Aug 13, 2017
In this episode, we'll learn the question "Koko kara chikai desuka?" We use this to ask if something is nearby. We'll also learn 3 kanji: 道 (way), 歩 (walk) and 走 (run).
In this episode, we'll learn the question "Koko kara chikai desuka?" We use this to ask if something is nearby. We'll also learn 3 kanji: 道 (way), 歩 (walk) and 走 (run).
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Sep 03, 2017
In this episode, we'll learn the question "Dono kurai kakarimasu ka?" We use this to ask how much time or money something takes. We'll also learn about 3 kanji: 金 (money), 近 (near) and 遠 (far).
In this episode, we'll learn the question "Dono kurai kakarimasu ka?" We use this to ask how much time or money something takes. We'll also learn about 3 kanji: 金 (money), 近 (near) and 遠 (far).
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Sep 10, 2017
In this episode, we'll learn the question "Kono basu wa Shibuya e ikimasu ka?" We use this to ask if a person or a vehicle goes to a certain destination. We'll also review the phrases
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In this episode, we'll learn the question "Kono basu wa Shibuya e ikimasu ka?" We use this to ask if a person or a vehicle goes to a certain destination. We'll also review the phrases we've learned in the past episodes. The kanji we'll learn are: 行 (go), 右 (right) and 左 (left).
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Okt 01, 2017
Today we'll learn how to express what we want, like when you want to eat something or when you want to ride a train. We'll also learn how to say the negative forms, like when you don't want to eat something.
Today we'll learn how to express what we want, like when you want to eat something or when you want to ride a train. We'll also learn how to say the negative forms, like when you don't want to eat something.
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Okt 08, 2017
Today, we'll learn how to ask for what you're looking for. You can use this sentence when asking for a menu at a restaurant, or when you're looking for a particular size and color at a clothes store.
Today, we'll learn how to ask for what you're looking for. You can use this sentence when asking for a menu at a restaurant, or when you're looking for a particular size and color at a clothes store.
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Nov 05, 2017
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Nov 12, 2017
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Dec 03, 2017
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Dec 10, 2017
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Dec 17, 2017
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Dec 24, 2017
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Dec 31, 2017
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Jan 07, 2018
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Jan 14, 2018
In this episode, we'll learn the phrase "ja arimasen". This is added to the end of a word to make it a negative. For example, the word for "to like" is "suki". But if we say "suki ja
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In this episode, we'll learn the phrase "ja arimasen". This is added to the end of a word to make it a negative. For example, the word for "to like" is "suki". But if we say "suki ja arimasen", it means "I don't like (something)". Let's watch the video clip to get a better understanding.
And for today's kanji, we'll learn the character for "like".
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Jan 21, 2018
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