Hosted by J.D. Wisgo · EN · 17 episodes
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Learn about Japanese grammar from scratch with J.D. Wisgo, translator and creator of Self Taught Japanese. Targeted for beginning students (but also helpful for intermediate students), this podcast will teach you the fundamental building blocks to understand and speak Japanese. In addition to grammar, related topics such as vocabulary and expressions will also be taught.
J.D. Wisgo hosts Self Taught Japanese: Grammar and more!, a education show with 17 episodes published.
I had been keeping up with my podcast about Japanese grammar, Japanese Grammar and More, until late October 2024 at which point I took a break to persue other stuff (for example writing books). However after getting seve
Show notesIn episode 16 I talk about a recent trip to Osaka, Japan, using a recording that I made in my hotel room the 2nd day of my trip. I talk about things such as an experience at the airport, in a Japanese taxi, and my encoun
Show notesIn episode 15 I go over the important word “you” that is a common way to compare one thing to another, as well as a more casual variant of it. I give several example sentences, and have a mini quiz at the end to test you
Show notesIn episode 14 I go over the potential tense (“to be able to”), including the conjugation for each verb category and a more verbose way to express the same thing. I also talk about the negative potential form, and ask a f
Show notesIn episode 13 of my new podcast for beginner/intermediate students of Japanese I decided to take a break from grammar and talk about the advantages and disadvantages of studying Japanese as a foreign language, something
Show notesIn episode 12 of my new podcast for beginner/intermediate students of Japanese I go over the following: An introduction to “ne”, a particle that imparts a sense of friendliness and connection with another personIntroduct
Show notesIntroduction to the “te” form (one of the most important forms in the language)Conjugation rules for each verb typeA few ways the “te” form can be used (including to make a polite request)Four expressions for apologizing
Show notesIntroduction to i-adjectives (how to use them in a sentence, and conjugation)Learn a few i-adjectives (small, large, etc.)An expression for saying you hope something happens (which can be a mild suggestion). You can also
Show notesThe “mo” particle (and some particle combinations)Words for languages (Japanese, Spanish, etc.) and the “go” prefixWords for relative days (Today, tomorrow, etc.)How to ask someone if they are OK (This episode also inclu
Show notesIn the 8th episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese for beginners, I cover the following topics: The past tense (including conjugation rules for different verb types)A few new vocabulary words and short question
Show notesIn the 7th episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese for beginners, I touch on the following topics: Learning to count 0-99A quiz to test your knowledge of vocabulary, particles, and verb conjugation from the pre
Show notesIn the 6th episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese for beginners, I talk about the following topics: Introduction of the “de” particleA new question word, and a few more vocabulary wordsAnother use for the “ga”
Show notesIn the 5th episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese for beginners, I touch on the following topics: The negative verb tense (conjugation rules, usage, etc.)Another use of the “wa” particleA few new vocabulary wo
Show notesIn the 4th episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese, I touch on the following topics: The two verbs for existence (“aru” and “iru”)Introduction to the “ni” particle, and one common use of itIntroduction to the “
Show notesIn the 3rd episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese, I touch on the following topics: Introduction to first person pronounsUsing the particle “yo”Vocabulary words related to drinks or drinking (“coffee”, etc.)Us
Show notesAfter getting a good response on Twitter to the first Episode of my new Podcast about learning Japanese grammar, I decided to record and produce the second episode. In this episode, I focus on: Basic Japanese word orderN
Show notesRecently I was inspired to start a new podcast about teaching Japanese grammar, and this is the first episode. It’s targeted at beginning students but will also be helpful to intermediate ones as well. I’ll be talking ab
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