Learn Japanese Pod Podcast 01
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2016
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Dialog 1
A: ね,アレックスお寿司好き
ne, arekkusu, osushi suki
B: 好き、好き
suki suki
A: じゃあ、明日一緒にお寿司食べに行かない
jaa, ashita issho ni osushi tabe ni ikanai
B: いいね、楽しみ
ii ne. tanoshimi
English
A: Hey Alex, do you like sushi?
B: Yeah, I love it.
A: OK, so do you want to get some sushi with me tomorrow?
B: Sounds great, I’m looking forward to it!
English is not my main language so I am working english and japanese at the same time. STONKS
Same
same
Same
@ChoiBeomgyu&HanJisung's LOUD voices @sofia Mollo @Melina Benchadi what about studying together
@@MARIA-vm7nd ok
For anyone repeating it to learn/memorize it further: 4:55 is when the actual phrasing starts, and it ends at 16:34
You can download just the dialogs here if you want to practice learnjapanesepod.com/learn-japanese-pod-01-how-to-ask-your-friends-to-hang-out-in-japanese/
I like how the channel still replies 4 years later
Thanks for watching the video! And thank you for your comments :)
I keep coming back to practice my British accent. I absolutely love it.
This video is honestly so good. I love it when you go through the sentences more than once to really get the word through
Thank you for watching
very greatful that this type of video is on here. Sitting at the office 8+ hours a day, this kind of video gives me the opportunity to learn a bit :)
Ha ha, glad I could be of help!
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to discover learn to speak japanese try Sovallo Amazing Japanese Fixer (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got excellent success with it.
What !! 😂😂 I'm doing the same with French. Wish you the best learning this beautiful language.
OHAYO ASUKA AND ALEX.THANKS FOR PODCAST. I LOOK FORWARD TO LEARN FROM BOTH OF YOU. YOU SOUND HUMBLE, MODERATE SPEED, AND LOGICAL.
I GO FOR MY LUNCH NOW GET BACK TO YOU. BUT IS THERE A TIME SET FOR PODCAST HEY BY THE WAY SHOW YOUR KEREI FACE ASUKA AND YOUR KAKOII ALEX.
JA MATA NE
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I'm 14 years old and im trying to learn Japanese this is soo helpful thank you so much
i took the 3 first episodes with me on a cassette tape, and brought them with me on a vacation to germany, so that i didn't forget japanese while i was gone, and now, having another listen-through, it feels so nostalgic, and even though it was only a few months ago, i can feel the car seat, the big headphones i was using, and the stary sky. this is pretty cool, and i love the podcast, it has helped me very much, and i hope one day to surprise my japanese friend with a basic conversation!
That's so awesome, I'm glad you found this useful. And thank you very much for listening to the podcast.
The way asuka replied
"Ja, arigato matta ne" sounds so lively and yet cold at the same time. HAHAHHAHA(thinking that alex was crying saying "ja matta kondo ne" and the way she replied is just so cold. It so funny!! HAHAHAH I love it)
ありがと❤️
This helped with my Japanese
A BUNCH
I love your channel and i’m speaking japanese so much more fluently ever since watching it!
Glad you find the podcast useful. Thanks for listening!
I listen to your podcasts every day when I cook, run and work. I love you guys and your podcasts.
Thank you so much for listening to the podcast. I'm so happy you enjoy the podcast!
this is such a great idea. i my self suck at english, but i hope some day i can speak japanese at a kindergarten level
This was very helpful. Usually when I use podcasts to learn Japanese they are so boring and not interactive at all. But the conversations you two had sounded so naturally it made it so much easier to learn. ありがとう
Thanks so much for listening!
Brazilian student here! Thank you for the work 先生!
Thanks for watching!
I just came across this when searching for Japanese podcast and I really like it.
Thanks for listening to the podcast. Glad you like it!
Yessss a fellow Brit, love to see it, amazing content
Domo domo!
Alex and Asuka. You are great!
Thank you for sharing and teach us japanese!
Thank you for listening!
ありがとう😊
Ariga tou??
@@ariayang2980 i’m glad it wasn’t only me
Aria Yang it means thank you
@@ariayang2980 hahaha it seems that you don't know that arigatou is correct
My friend online told to immerse myself through podcast instead of watching to much vtubers
And in the time of finding one this caught my attention
And its great NGL
Thanks for watching, glad you like it!
Relistening to the whole playlist again. Wow I can understand some of the words now
THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED BECAUSE I WANTED TO FEEL LIKE I ACTUALLY LEARNT SOMETHING
Just found this podcast, wish I would of found this months ago. This is great! Thanks for doing this, all the best to the both of you!
Thank you so much for listening!
I'm so glad I found this channel honestly this is helping so much. Thank you for making this you're helping so many lives 🙂
Thanks so much for listening to the podcasts!
I stumbled upon this podcast while searching and have found it very useful to learn for a biginner. Thank you Alex and Asuka
Thanks for listening
Love you. highly appreciate your work.
Yeah studying this whilst working is the best thing man, Like i dont have to be bored doing work :D
Thanks for listening!
ohhhh this is going to be so helpful! i am so grateful for this i am planing on taking classes soon to help speed up my learning but this is definitely going to help thank you sooooo so so much!
Thanks for listening!
This is so great! ありがとうございます!
Thank you for the pdf notes!
i listen to this while working, it's really helpful and entertaining, thank you!
Thanks for listening!
I absolutely love all your podcasts. It helps me a lot.
Thanks for listening
Love this podcast! I'm learning japanese rn and this helps me so much. Im definitely gonna listen to this playlist of podcasts!
どうもありがとございます~
Thanks for listening!
I love this podcast so much, I really appreciate it! I take classes for Japanese but I also study on my own quite a bit, but now that it's summer I've gotten a bit.. unmotivated I guess? And I'm only on episode 1 but this is helping so much!
Glad you like the podcast, thank so much for listening.
bro its a very good podcast i was lookin for
Thank you for making this podcast ^-^
I know I'm pretty late to the party but this definitely keeps my brain active during downtime at work (cleaning, scrubbing, etc).
I've been attempting to learn bit by bit (vocabulary practice) on my own but the progress is rather slow (I'm not one for scheduling my processes).
Thanks so much for making this c:
Thanks so much for listening!
This is great, it makes it fun and easy to learn japanese, good job!!
Thanks for listening
great podcast, thank you ❤
this is so helpful thank you guys
man I remember the izakaya one, one about craft beer and more, Alex bring them back, to us this is history
Ha ha, thanks! I'll dig that one up for you!
This is great guys thank you, I'm going to put your conversation in an anki deck! Subscribed!
You guys are fun! Making learning Japanese very fun with your humourous dialogue.
thanks for listening1
Wait so basically i can learn Japanese and practice my English and my British accent at the same time (: that's the content i pay wifi for
The perks of english being the world's second language
Enjoyed listening to this 💚
Thanks for listening!
Amazing ❤️
I used to go to sleep every night listening to these. Such memories.
Thanks for listening! More to come and new podcasts in September.
Very exciting. :) Thanks for posting them here, much more accessible.
Cant wait to hear them!
This is so helpful
Thank you for your work
Thank you for listening.
You guys are super awesome. : )
Great podcast, thank you!
Thank YOU for watching!
Love it Thx "Arigatou"
Woah! I learned a lot! I will keep listening to u. 💖
Thanks, very helpful
This will really help me throughout my studies in japan. my school gives me this koksai classes but i think im not learning as much because nobody explains to me what my teachers are saying because they're japanese and i cant understand them...
Thanks for watching!
Interesting video! Very useful. I'm a new follower. I'm studying Japanese on my own and these videos are really useful 😊
Than you for listening!
@@Learnjapanesepod you're welcome!
In one word : amazing !!! I really understood with the script and could follow after with the video and the repetition, 💜💜💜💜💜
Thankyou so much for this, will be listening to the entire podcast, all eps, from start to finish, probably multiple times through. Really appreciate the explanation of the more casual japanese conversation.
Thank you so much for listening! We are always adding new episodes.
very cool am learning korean but also want to learn this
thanks. ❤️
Thankyou so much 4 this
Thank YOU for listening!
man it's been years since i used to listen to your podcasts on my PSP and I always always wanted to ask you how do you write "c'mon make my day" (remember that podcast XD) in Japanese
Now you're asking... trying to remember that one ha ha.
thanks i still learning huhuhu
Just found this channel, it's been an absolute god-send 🙏 Can finally learn a little in the background while I'm working instead of taking toilet breaks to use Duolingo 😂
Thanks for listening, glad you like it!
Thank you.
Very helpful! I'm so happy I clicked on this video
Thank you so much btw
very goooood
Thanks :)
You are welcome!
I love your podcast from india.
Thank you so much for listening!
Can you tell me where i could download those pdfs! Am learning it via textbooks and it doesnt go well with the way i wanna learn..
おねがいします。
what do they have an expression that is not used? : aishiteiru
Has Asuka ever been on camera on this channel before?
Not yet!
dosn't でわ or では mean well or well then??
Do other people watching actually retain much of the information in these? I really suck at learning languages, all I remember is 'little'.
It's a good idea to focus on one part and listen many times so it can sink in. Also, if you feel you aren't good at languages or bad at remembering vocabulary, there are proven techniques you can use to make it all stick. This video might help you ua-cam.com/video/HF9AQypUzA0/v-deo.html
Learn Japanese Pod Wow, thanks for your response!
You are very welcome!
Do you know of a resource like yours that is aimed at people beyond JLPT N3 and shooting for N2?
Wait I thought Ikanai was "Do not go"?
Can someone please explain to me
Is this N5? :0
what does it mean sakojide?
Was there ever a Series 1? Everywhere I look (iTunes, website) it only shows Series 2.
Hi there. Thanks for your question. There is a series one and it is now part of the new premium area which will be opening up soon. Stay tuned for more information.
Loved the video, you gave explanations on word in the sentence! But, what does the particle "ni" after the word "taberu" (eat) and "nomu" (drink) used for in the sentence: "ashita isho ni, o-sushi tabe ni ikanai?". The "ni" in "isho ni" is understandable, since it is the way it is :p
So when you say TABE NI IKANAI, think of the NI particle as meaning "to". So TABE NI IKANAI = Won't you go TO somewhere and eat with me? Or more naturally, Do you wanna go eat?
@@Learnjapanesepod I see, one more use of "ni" particle that I have found then. Thanks for the quick response mate :D
Heres to another 1000 minutes!
You are too kind! Thanks so much!
Where?
ありがとございます😊😊
Hi first of all ,Great Podcast.
I have a question. The words Tabe ne ikanai mean Eat Wont Go(direct translation), so can we not use IKIMASU in place of IKANAI because Tabe ne ikimasu will mean - go eat out, while Tabe ne ikinai means dont eat out.
Thanks
Thanks for listening. Simply put I would remember it like this:
Tabe ni ikimasu - Let's go out and eat
Tabe ni ikimasen I'm not going to go out and eat.
Also you can say it with more casual Japanese:
Tabe ni iku
Tabe ni ikanai
Hope that makes sense!
@@Learnjapanesepod Thank You
I cannot download the Learn Japanese Pod App on GooglePlay because it was made for an older version of Android. Is there another way to download this app on my phone?
We're working on updating the Android app. In the meantime, the best way is to download a podcast aggregator on Google and use our RSS feed. here's the link: www.subscribeonandroid.com/feeds.feedburner.com/learnjapanesepod
@@Learnjapanesepod thanks!
Ne, arekkusu. Where can I download the full dialog? I wan't to add it to my notes!
えっと。。じつわ なんでもない。 みつけた ダイアログ なか デスクリプション。すいません！
Here you go learnjapanesepod.com/learn-japanese-pod-01-how-to-ask-your-friends-to-hang-out-in-japanese/
Episode 1: 66k views
Episode 2: 22k views
Me: "Ahh yes I can see the procrastinators from here."
:(
ありがとございまず
7:28
Any one know how to spell the phrase of the week??
ドタキャン Dotakyan!
@@Learnjapanesepod ありがとうございます
Question regarding Japanese social ways...
I live in Paris and there are very few Japanese people and trying to get in contact with some of them through apps for learning about their culture and language and I've noticed they are kind of introvert or exclusive, I do not know if japaneses are like that in general or there is more of a language barrier since I've never mentioned I speak french and well..; this is Paris
To speak in broad generalizations I think on average, Japanese people tend to be a little less expressive and outgoing compared with Europeans and Americans especially in public. In Japan, self restraint and thinking of other before yourself is considered a virtue. Therefore Japanese people tend to be a little less active in communicating and initiate conversation less.
Of course there are many individual exceptions and I don't want to generalize too much here. However, culture does effect how people communicate and being on the quite side is more common in Japan in my experience.
Now, if you go drinking with Japanese people, that's another story! :)
Thank you very much for the quick response, qt this point I really do not have someone else to address my questions so...
I'll make a quick comparisson between americans and frenchs for after asking about japanese..
In USA is well seen (normally) if a foreigner tries to speak english in a restaurant while ordering and locals will try to help and explain a little
In France, Paris in particular, locals do not help and criticise if you try to speak french and they will just tell you change to english, we understand, so you can't practice
In a japanese restaurant with only japanese employees, would they tend to help me if I try to order in japanese, or do they normally prefer to avoid explaining
(I know it depends a lot on each person, but on your personal opinion or experience, what do you think?)
Great question. If you visit Tokyo as a tourist I think some restaurant staff will assume you don't speak any Japanese and will try to speak English to you IF they can. However most staff don't have great English skills so sometimes they can't speak at you in English. And in my experience, Parisians who work in the service industry have great English skills unlike your average waiter in Tokyo.
Another difference is that I think Japanese people are very appreciative of people who try to learn even a little Japanese. Even if you say "...Kudasai" and "...arigato" that's enough for some Japanese to be impressed. In fact, in my experience they sometimes praise students of the Japanese language a little too much!
Also, Japanese people tend to be extremely helpful especially if you look like you are in trouble and you don't understand what to do. When I was first learning Japanese, my friends and the service staff were very patient in helping me order food and pointing me to my next destination.
I hope that answers your question!
Super helpful, thanks
8:40 I'm really stupid and I didn't get this like part
I understand sukoshi
行かない why is it negative past tense?
行かない is simply negative. It's not past tense. And the reason it is negative is because that is how you say "Won't you go" as in an invitation.
End of the conversation you guys mention about last minute cancel. Could you help write that word out? Please help. Thanks.
I believe that was ドタキャン Dotakyan - Hope that helps!
Learn Japanese Pod thank you! Love your podcast and video!
Thanks so much! By the way, you can download all the show notes here learnjapanesepod.com/learn-japanese-pod-01-how-to-ask-your-friends-to-hang-out-in-japanese/
Learn Japanese Pod yup! I got that from the podcast feed. Thanks!
Wait is this in Hiragana?
4:53
So, I think I've got the first lesson down.
Me: Hikari-chan o sushi suki?
Hikari: Suki suki!
Me: Ja, ashita issho ni o sushi tabbe ni ikanai?
Hikari : ahh, ashita chotto isogashi kamo.
Me: ja, matta kondo ne
Hikari : Arigatou, matta ne!
Me : kyo isshoni kohi nomini ikanai?
Hikari: iie ne!
Nice work. BTW you can read the show notes here: learnjapanesepod.com/wp-content/uploads/Podcast01PDF.pdf
Learn Japanese Pod
Yes, it's because of the PDF notes and the ones in the description that I believe I was able to learn so fast. Once again, hontou ni arigatou gozaimasu.
finally found a decent podcast for learning Japanese
Thank you for listening!
Asuka has a cute voice when she talks in japanese
Ok
Hope this is available on iPhone podcast 🤭
Yes ma'am! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn-japanese-pod/id82550696?mt=2
Learn Japanese Pod i found it right after I typed the comment (*^▽^*)
Awesome! Hope you enjoy the podcasts!
I use Android, is there any way for me to access and download these podcasts? I see the ones you linked are free, are there more that I can pay for and download in a similar fashion once I'm done with the free ones? I tried navigating through your website which was asking me to sign up for various things and navigate round various pages without getting anywhere. It was quite frustrating.
Hi there and thanks for listening to the podcast. At this moment there are no paid podcasts right yet but I will let you know when premium podcasts are available.
Try this link and let me know if it works:
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