Japanese x English; let’s study!
By Kei
Japanese x English; let’s study!Apr 19, 2022
#19 Is learning Kanji Actually Important??
WOW, I have been out for 2 years, can't believe, but I am back again!
As I say on the video, I will try to make more short contents!
If you wanna see me whatever I look like, don't forget to subscribe my youtube channel!
There are so many food contents and sometimes I speak in Japanese, so it could help you to practice listening!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPFRQ88QyMk1APqewWIapjw
Another youtube channel??
Hey it's kei!
Welcome back to my channel!
This time, I would like to introduce another youtube channel!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPFRQ88QyMk1APqewWIapjw
If you want to learn japanese as you watch this, turn on the subtitle button so that you get to see Japanese right on the screen!
Hope you enjoy it!
Introducing about myself... but in Japanese!
Hey guys!
Today, I'm going to introduce about myself!
Wait, didn't I do that before?? Well, this time, I'm gonna do in Japanese!
Hope you enjoy it!
Peace!
Stay Healthy
Hey guys.
I really wish your health, and hope we can overcome this turmoil together!
Here is the link of the website I mention.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/
Peace.
Happy new year!
#18 The best season to visit Tokyo?
You may wonder, when I should go Japan? Which Season is best to visit?
Well, here is some things that you can take into account!
I made a YouTube channel!
How To Survive In Tokyo 101 ~Transportation~
*There is a screeching sound in the beginning, so be aware of the volume*
Hey guys! Sorry for not uploading episode recently.
This Series is gonna be entertaining, and I hope you can enjoy this too!
If you have any questions or want to add more information, please give me a voice message by using Anchor which is the best way to connect with me!
#17 Responding back to a comment! - Why we use characters and Study Tips
Hello! This is Kei.
This episode is brought by my listener's comment, so thank you so much for your support!
As I mention in the end, there was a broken voice message, so please make sure the message is not broken before you sending it!
#16 2 important things that I personally think everyone needs to know to learn language.
It's been a while! This is Kei!
This episode is not gonna be like usual educational topic. But it's gonna be something that I think those are very important!
Hope you enjoy, and stay motivated!
#15 How to differentiate Koko(ここ), Soko(そこ), Asoko(あそこ), and Mukou(むこう).
Hello guys!
I found that many japanese learners struggle with this ultimate question about the differences of Koko, Soko, Asoko, Mukou.
Since those words sound similar, discriminating those words is little bit fallible. But once you muster them, you will ascend your japanese skill little more further!
#14 Personalities in Japanese!
Hello! This is Kei!
This episode's topic is about personalities, and how you use them in sentences!
This is gonna be very helpful when you introduce yourself, your friends, or your family members to the others.
And as mentioned, if there's any adjective that describes a personality which wants to get all attentions, please let me know!
#13 Japanese Slangs that commonly used over text/twitter/conversation
Hey this is Kei!
Today's topic is about Japanese Slangs, and I picked up several slangs that are commonly used and I sometimes use.
Hope you learn something from this episode, and make sure to practice them haha.
(in the end, I said this is episode 12 but actually it is 13...my apology)
If you have any questions, sign up on Anchor and shoot some messages!
#12 Counting Number!
Hey! This is Ken!
I am pretty certain that almost every Japanese learners are struggling with this concept, so hope this episode helps your study!
Make sure to practice a lot! Because practice make it perfect, doesn't it??
#11 3 best ways to practice Japanese!
Hi everyone! Today I want to give you some tips that I used when I was studying English.
I believe tips to learn a language are somewhat similar, so those tips can be used for your study!
Hopefully those are helpful, and feel free to incorporate to your Japanese practice!
#10 How to differentiate "冷たい" and "寒い" (both mean COLD!??)
Hey everyone ! This is episode 10 which is about cold!(寒い and 冷たい)
Oddly enough, both mean cold, so I have seen some Japanese learners who mistakingly use those words.
So today, I would like to teach you how to differentiate them!
Hope you learn something from this episode!:)
#9 How to ask a question (Anata no "something" ha nandesuka?) あなたの~はなんですか
Since I started this podcast, I feel like it has only been about introducing yourself, so in this episode, I am going to give you a very useful format!
Make sure to practice a lot, and don't forget to review previous episodes too!
Happy merry Christmas!
#8 How to differentiate "Kore (これ), Sore (それ), Are (あれ)"
Hope you will have amazing holidays!
This episode is going to be quite a simple as always, which is differentiating "kore, sore, are."
We use those words very often, so knowing how to differentiate those words is going to hone your skill for sure!
Thank you for your support!
#7 Illness, sickness (how do you say you're sick?)
Today's topic is about illness! It might be quite a random topic, but since I kinda caught cold, I thought it is a good opportunity to talk about it.
First one is Netu ga aru(熱がある), and the second one is Kaze wo hiite iru(風邪を引いている) not 風! be careful with this one! And the last one is Atama ga itai(頭が痛い) or Zutuu ga aru (頭痛がある), and as I mentioned, do not say Zutuu ga itai (頭痛が痛い) because it is redundant.
If you have any question, download Anchor and send me a voice chat!
#6 How to say "How much is it?"
Today's topic is gonna be How to say "How much is it?" (これはいくらですか?-korewa-ikuradesuka?）in Japanese! Which is very simple and easy to memorize, so don't be afraid of jumping on to this episode!
And as I noted, don't forget to study numbers in Japanese!
#5 How to introduce yourself (where are you from)
On top of this episode, I want to make this clear that instead of saying "America Jin Desu", you could also say "America Syussin Desu(アメリカしゅっしんです)". The difference between those sentences is the first one is basically saying I am American, and the other one is saying I am from America."
I'm sorry for adding this information in here, but both of them can deliver the same meaning where you are from.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
#4 I’m back!
#3 How to introduce yourself
#2 3 things you have to learn.
