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Japanese listening practice for all levels ( N5 - N2 ) hosted by a private tutor based in N16, London. I provide easy stories for beginners and natural talks for advanced learners. Find the perfect episode for your level!
Japanese Class N16 hosts Japanese Listening by Japanese Class N16, a education show with 10 episodes published.
What’s the difference between そうです, ようです, みたい, and らしい? In this episode, I’ll talk about how Japanese people use these expressions in everyday conversation. You can find more detailed explanations for each example in the
Do you find Japanese fast or slow? Researchers say Japanese is actually one of the fastest languages in the world! In this episode, we explore why Japanese sounds the way it does, how syllables work, and what makes Japan
What is the difference between 「〜ことにしました」and 「〜ことになりました」? Both expressions can be translated as ‘ decided’ but they sound quite different in Japanese. In this episode, we look at how Japanese speakers use these two gramm
**Japanese learners (N4–N3), this episode explains the difference between 「終わります」「終えます」「終わらせます」 in a simple and clear way. Learn when to use each verb naturally in daily conversation. Read the full notes (Japanese text,
Today, I will talk about silence in Japanese conversations. Vocabularies https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V3cLanEgFvWsFVh9IhbPR59LT9946QlgWvPlAKzIVz0/edit?usp=sharing Script https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CNr
Today. I’m talking about words related to job hunting culture and some interesting words such as Naitei blue, Haizoku gacha and Oyakaku. You can check the vocabulary list and the script by clicking the links below. This
Today I will talk about Japanese people and fortune telling. You can find a vocabulary list and a script by clicking the links below. Vocabulary https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VxJio7d7rzQzJI-LymSiUxs0xtsom_Mjq4J
Today I will talk about SAMURAI exhibition in London. You can find the vocabulary list and the script by clicking the links below. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AvZp7umY8fYUL6_32raWLC08uQdcp8JEnrwB1zmPtW0/edit?
In this episode, I talk about the election held in Japan on 8 February 2026. Because there are some new words, I speak a little more slowly than in the last episode. You can find a vocabulary list and a script by clickin
This is a test listening episode for JLPT N4 learners, talking about Japanese schools. The audio is spoken slowly for listening practice. A script is available here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bk8xgneAiAsZTxPfZF3
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