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NIHONGO LINGO

NIHONGO LINGO is a podcast for people studying Japanese. I talk about my daily life and what I feel when I see the news.

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  1. 1 DAY AGO

    EP5：Medical Insurance in Japan｜日本の医療保険

    🍎 NIHONGO LINGO 🍎 Episode 5：Medical Insurance in Japan Hi! This is Coo. Today’s topic might be a bit challenging: Japan’s health insurance system! What you’ll learn in this episode ✔ How Japan’s health insurance works (Shaho & Kokuho) ✔ The role of patient ID cards and insurance cards at hospitals ✔ Differences in medical costs for children, adults, and seniors Japan’s healthcare system is designed to support many people, but it can be complex. In this episode, I break it down for you! 🌟 Questions for You! How does health insurance work in your country? How do you pay for hospital visits? Share in the comments! 🔗 Links Instagram: @nihongolingo YouTube:@NIHONGO_LINGO Subtitles are available in youtube videos. ↑ ★Vocabulary and comprehension check Links to the Vocabulary and comprehension check can be found in the community posts on the Youtube channel and in the Instagram highlights! Please give it a try! 📢 Hashtags #HealthcareSystem #LearnJapanese #NIHONGOLINGO #JapanHealthcare

    12 min

  2. JAN 20

    EP4：Japanese Sweets｜和菓子

    🍎 WELCOME TO NIHONGO LINGO 🍎 Episode 4：Japanese sweets Good evening! This is Coo. In this episode, I’ll introduce you to the beauty of Japanese traditional sweets, “Nerikiri.” What you’ll learn in this episode ✔ The unique features and history of Nerikiri ✔ My experience creating winter-themed Nerikiri: “Kambotan” and “Fukuume” ✔ Why matcha and Nerikiri make the perfect pair Nerikiri is a stunning Japanese sweet that reflects the beauty of nature and the seasons. Even beginners can try making it through workshops, so give it a shot if you’re interested! 🌟 Questions for You! Does your country have any special or traditional sweets? Which Japanese wagashi (traditional sweets) would you like to try? Share your thoughts in the comments!✨ 🔗 Links Instagram: @nihongolingo Photos of my Nerikiri: YouTube channel Subtitles：check CC on YouTube 📢 Hashtags #JapaneseSweets #Wagashi #LearnJapanese #NIHONGOLINGO

    12 min
  3. EP1：ABOUT ME｜私について

    JAN 13

    EP1：ABOUT ME｜私について

    🍎 Welcome to the first episode of NIHONGO LINGO! 🍎 Episode 1: About me Good evening! I'm Coo, your host of this podcast. In NIHONGO LINGO, we explore Japanese language and culture through everyday topics in a fun and relaxing way. In this episode, you'll learn: ✔ A little about me, your host, Coo ✔ The purpose and vision behind this podcast ✔ A special message for all listeners Let’s enjoy learning Japanese together! Feel free to share your thoughts or questions in the comments. Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll talk about “Omikuji” (Fortune slips) ! 🔗 Useful Links ​Instagram: @nihongolingo 📢 Hashtags#LearnJapanese #Podcast #NIHONGOLINGO

    13 min

  4. JAN 13

    EP2：Draw a fortune slip｜おみくじ

    🍎 Welcome to NIHONGO LINGO! 🍎 Episode 2: Draw a fortune slip Good evening! This is Coo. In today’s episode, we’re diving into the Japanese New Year tradition of omikuji! Here’s what you’ll learn: ✔ The meaning and background of omikuji ✔ How the word omikuji is constructed ✔ The lucky rankings from daikichi (great fortune) to kyou (bad luck) ✔ The connection between omikuji and the gods Let’s enjoy learning Japanese while exploring its culture! Do you have a similar tradition in your country? Let me know in the comments! 🔗 Useful Links Instagram: ⁠@nihongolingo⁠ 📢 Hashtags #LearnJapanese #Podcast #NIHONGOLINGO

    10 min

  5. JAN 13

    EP3：Earthquake in Japan｜日本の地震

    🍎 WELCOME TO NIHONGO LINGO 🍎 Episode 3：Earthquake in Japan Good evening! This is Coo. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my personal experience with earthquakes, especially the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. What you’ll learn in this episode: ✔ Why earthquakes are so common in Japan and how they affect daily life ✔ My personal story of experiencing a major earthquake ✔ How people in Japan prepare for disasters ✔ The background and impact of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Disasters can happen in any country, but earthquakes are particularly frequent in Japan.What kind of natural disasters occur in your country? How do you prepare for them?Let me know in the comments! 🔗 Links Instagram: @nihongolingo 📢 Hashtags#LearnJapanese #Podcast #Earthquake #DisasterPreparedness #NIHONGOLINGO

    13 min
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NIHONGO LINGO is a podcast for people studying Japanese. I talk about my daily life and what I feel when I see the news.

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  • Creator
    Coo
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Coo
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