Japanese from Scratch with YUKO

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This is a podcast for beginner-level Japanese learners who want to get used to the rhythm and basic vocabulary of the language. Each episode will discuss different topics such as introducing yourself, hobbies, favorite foods, lifestyle questions, useful phrases when traveling to Japan and more. The host(s) will speak clear and natural Japanese.

  1. 6天前

    #65 Japanese Manners You Should Know

    Today, I want to talk about some Japanese customs that aren’t really about language, but about daily life. They’re not written anywhere, but most people follow them naturally. If you know these, your stay in Japan will be much smoother, and you’ll also get a better sense of how Japanese people think. You won’t hear a lot of Japanese today—so just sit back and enjoy learning about Japanese customs and rules!

    11 分钟

  2. 9月5日

    #64 Counters ～Hitotsu, Futatsu/ Ippon, ni-hon...

    Today, we’re going to talk about Japanese counters. In Japanese, when you count things, you often need a special word.It seems that many Japanese learners feel overwhelmed by having to memorize so many different counters. Honestly, even as a native speaker, I sometimes feel the same way.But through today’s episode, I hope you’ll feel a little more confident using Japanese counters! Please enjoy listening!

    16 分钟

  3. 8月29日

    #63 Wedding in Japan　～Nihon no Kekkonshiki

    Today, we’ll introduce some useful Japanese words and expressions related to weddings in Japan. I’ll also talk about a few important customs to remember. With these tips, you can feel more confident when attending a wedding in Japan!

    13 分钟

  4. 8月22日

    #62 Na-adjective : Kirei na kooen ga arimasu.

    Last time, we talked about i-adjectives. If you haven’t listened yet, please give it a try! Today, let’s move on to the other type of adjectives in Japanese: na-adjectives. After listening to this episode and the previous one, I'am sure you're starting to feel more confident using them. Please enjoy listening!

    15 分钟

  5. 8月15日

    #61 I-adjective : Raamen wa oishikatta desu!

    Today, we’re going to talk about “i-adjectives” . I’ve seen many Japanese learners struggle to get comfortable using adjectives, as their conjugations can be quite complicated. There are two main types of adjectives in Japanese: i-adjectives and na-adjectives. Today, we’ll focus only on i-adjectives. Please enjoy listening!

    15 分钟

  6. 8月8日

    #60 How to Greet People in Japanese – Formal and Casual

    Today, I’d like to talk about Japanese greetings—like ohayou gozaimasu (good morning), konnichiwa (hello), and konbanwa (good evening). These might seem simple at first, but the expressions you use can change depending on the time of day or the situation. Once you get used to choosing the right greeting for each moment, your Japanese will sound much more natural!

    15 分钟

  7. 8月1日

    #59 How to use "Doozo" and "Doomo"

    Today, I’d like to focus on another pair of phrases that many Japanese learners find confusing: doozo and doomo. You must be familiar with the phrases like "Doozo yoroshiku onegai shimasu." or "Doomo Arigatoo gozaimasu." Let's learn when we can use Doomo and Doozo in other situations!

    12 分钟

  8. 7月25日

    #58 How to Use "Onegai Shimasu, Kudasai, Sumimasen" ?

    Do you know the difference between "Onegai shimasu" and "Kudasai," which can both be translated as "please" in English?And do you know when and how to use "Sumimasen"? Today, I’ll be answering these questions — ones that many Japanese learners might be wondering about.I hope you enjoy the episode!

    14 分钟
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This is a podcast for beginner-level Japanese learners who want to get used to the rhythm and basic vocabulary of the language. Each episode will discuss different topics such as introducing yourself, hobbies, favorite foods, lifestyle questions, useful phrases when traveling to Japan and more. The host(s) will speak clear and natural Japanese.

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