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Koala’s Tricky Japanese hosts japanese_in_real_life_koala, a education show with 20 episodes published.
Welcome back to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — Koatori for short! In Episode 9, we dive into the phrase 「〜ながら」 (nagara). It looks simple, but it actually has TWO very different meanings! 👉 同時進行 = while doing 👉 逆接 = alth
Show notesWelcome back to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — Koatori for short! In Episode 8, we explore the tricky phrase 「〜てしまう」 (te shimau). It actually has TWO meanings depending on the context: 👉 完了 (kanryou) = completely finishe
Show notesWelcome back to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — Koatori for short! In Episode 7, we dig into one super useful but *super tricky* phrase: 「〜そうです」 (sou desu). 👉 Seen info = looks / seems 👉 Heard info = I heard / they say E
Show notesWelcome back to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — Koatori for short! In Episode 6we tackle two short but super tricky words: 「まだ」 (mada) and 「もう」 (mou). 👉 まだ = still / not yet 👉 もう = already / no longer Examples: ・まだ食べます =
Show notesWelcome back to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — Koatori for short! In Episode 5, we explore the phrase 「〜たことがある」, which is used to talk about experiences. 👉 日本に行ったことがあります。= I’ve been to Japan before. 👉 すしを食べたことがあります。= I’
Show notesWelcome to Koalas’ Tricky Japanese 🐨✨ — or Koatori for short! This podcast makes tricky Japanese phrases simple (and sometimes funny). In Episode 1, we cover essential JLPT N5 phrases that appear in both exams and every
Show notesWelcome back to the “Tricky Japanese Phrases” series! 🇯🇵✨ In Episode 3, we explore the daily expressions 「ただいま」 (tadaima) and 「おかえり」 (okaeri). 🏠 ただいま (tadaima) = “I’m home!” (said when you return) 🏠 おかえり (okaeri) = “
Show notesWelcome back to the “Tricky Japanese Phrases” series! 🇯🇵✨ In Episode 2, we explore the phrase 「おつかれさま」 (otsukaresama), one of the most common yet tricky expressions in Japanese. 💡 It doesn’t have a direct English tran
Show notesWelcome to the brand-new series: Tricky Japanese Phrases! 🇯🇵✨ In Episode 1, we dive into the verb 「読む」 (yomu, “to read”) and its confusing variations: 📖 読むことができる (yomu koto ga dekiru) = I can read (formal) 📖 読める (yom
Show notesTraveling in Japan? You’ll want to capture every moment! 🇯🇵✨ In this episode of the Zeroichi Japan Podcast, we learn the useful phrase: 「写真を撮ってもらえますか？」(Shashin o totte moraemasu ka?) = “Can you take a picture for me?”
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Show notes"Daijoubu desu" (大丈夫です) is one of the most versatile phrases in Japanese. It can mean “No, thank you”, “I’m fine”, or “Don’t worry”, depending on the context. In this episode of the Zeroichi Japan Podcast, we explore thr
Show notes“Sumimasen” is one of the most useful and tricky words in Japanese. It can mean excuse me, sorry, or even thank you, depending on the situation. In this episode of Zeroichi Japan Podcast, let’s explore how to use すみません n
Show notesWhen traveling in Japan, you’ll often need to ask for directions. In this episode, we practice the essential phrase: 「駅はどこですか？」 (Eki wa doko desu ka? / Where is the station?). You’ll also learn: 🚶 How to start politely
Show notesShopping in Japan? You’ll definitely need this phrase: 「試着できますか？」 (Shichaku dekimasu ka? / Can I try this on?). In this episode, we practice: 🛍️ Asking if you can try clothes on 🛍️ Asking “Where is the fitting room?” �
Show notesIn Japanese convenience stores and supermarkets, you’ll almost always hear this phrase: 「ポイントカードはありますか？」 (Pointo kādo wa arimasu ka? / Do you have a point card?). In this episode, we practice natural answers: 📝 Useful a
Show notesAfter finishing your meal in Japan, how do you ask for the check naturally? In this episode, we practice the essential phrase 「お会計お願いします」 (O-kaikei onegaishimasu / The check, please). You’ll also learn how to answer when
Show notesCan you answer naturally in Japanese when a restaurant staff asks you something? In this episode, we practice 3 common situations: 🍴 At the entrance: “How many people?” → “1人です (Just one)”, “2人です (Two people)” 🍴 Orderi
Show notesIn Japan, you’ll often hear the phrase “ここで食べますか？” (Koko de tabemasu ka? / Will you eat here?) at cafes and convenience stores. In this episode, we practice how to answer naturally when asked this question. 📝 Useful Ans
Show notes🇯🇵 今日はコンビニでよく聞かれるフレーズ「袋いりますか？」を練習します。 買い物のとき、必ず耳にする大事な表現です。使い方や返事の仕方も紹介します。 🇺🇸 Today we practice the phrase “Fukuro irimasu ka?” (Do you need a bag?), something you will hear every time you shop in Japan. Learn how t
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