In this video, Nami-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point 〜切る (~kiru) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. 〜切る (~kiru) meaning: to do something completely; to do to the end

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point ~ばよかったです (~ba yokatta desu) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. ばよかった (ba yokatta), meaning: should have, it would have been better if.

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point: 〜わけです (~wakedesu) JLPT Level N2 Grammar Point. 〜わけです (~wakedesu) meaning: "So you mean that..."

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you the usage of "ばかり", "ばかりいる”, JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. ばかり meaning: only; nothing but~

Do you love dogs? There are lots of cute dogs in Japan! In this video, Fukutani-sensei will teach you how to ask "May I pet your dog?" - in Japanese.

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How do you ask if there's caffeine in your medicine in Japanese? In this video, Yuka-sensei will teach you what to say in Japanese! More useful phrases: カフェインの含まれていない薬はありますか。 Kafein no fukuma rete inai kusuri wa arimasu ka. Do you have...

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point 〜ので (~no de) JLPT Level N5 Grammar Point. 〜ので (~no de) meaning: because of; given that; since

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point 間に (aida ni) JLPT Level N4 Grammar Point. 間に (aida ni) meaning: while/during~ something happened

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point わりに (wari ni) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. わりに (wari ni) meaning: considering; comparatively; relatively; unexpectedly; unusually~

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point ほど (hodo) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point, part 2! ほど (hodo) meaning: degree; extent, bounds; upper limit. Usually, this is used to express the degree or extent of...

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point 〜たとたん (ta totan) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. たとたん (ta totan) meaning: as soon as; just as~

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you the usage of noun + っぽい, JLPT Level N2 Grammar Point.

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you the usage of 気味・ぎみ, JLPT Level N2 Grammar Point. 気味 「ぎみ」 (gimi) is used to express that something looks or seems to be a certain way.Examples / 例 疲れ気味 (looks/seems tired) 太り気味...

MOT 1942: TOKYO, JAPAN: * HA VS Busy city streets of Tokyo, including pedestrians, some in kimonos, automobiles, trolleys on cross streets, buildings, including 'Tokyo Asahi' & 'Mitsukoshi' (department store) buildings.

In this video Yuka-sensei will tell you how to add more people to your reservation! 二人追加してもいいですか？(Futari tsuikashite mo ii desu ka?) = May I add two people? Counting people in Japanese goes like this: One person = 一人 (hitori) Two...

Vocabulary list: 本日 ー ほんじつ = Today 評判 ー ひょうばん = reputation; popularity 変えたい ー かえたい = want to change (dictionary form 変える = to change) 島⺠ ー とうみん = islander 現在 ー げんざい = now; current; present 話題 ー わだい = Topic; subject 安定的 ー...

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point までに (made ni) JLPT Level N4 Grammar Point. までに (made ni) meaning: by; by the time; before

In this video, Yuka-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point ほど (hodo) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. ほど (hodo) meaning: degree; extent, bounds; upper limit. Usually, this is used to express the degree or extent of something. It...

In this video, Ichikawa-sensei will introduce you to the grammar point こと (koto) JLPT Level N3 Grammar Point. こと (koto) meaning: (must) do

MOT 1951: GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR: JAPAN: ** VS U.S. General Douglas MacArthur exiting vehicle, entering building. VS Various Japanese people reading newspaper about 'MacArthur Replaced.' VS Convoy driving through crowded Japan...

Trains in Tokyo can be super packed and crowded during rush hours (even though the train comes every 2-3min!). How can you get off the train in a nice and polite way? In this video, Yuka-sensei will teach you all about it!