You can use this expression when you start / end eating in Japan.I'm waiting for your comment about this episode or please let me know what kind of Japanese expression would you like to learn, then I'll introduce your comment in my program or make a new episode.またね！

#２. Itadakimasu, Gochisousamadeshita (いただきます。ごちそうさまでした。）

こんにちは, I’m Jeni. My fascination with everything Japanese brought me to Tokyo several years ago. Although I am not a Japanese teacher, I am very interested in learning Nihongo, just like you. 
My dream is to be able to bridge the gap between Japan and other English speaking countries. As I am currently working in a Japanese company and communicating with Japanese clients. Japan has a rich culture with its long history and traditional culture, I’ll introduce you in this podcast.
DCEC NIHONGO CENTER Website : https://www.teszara-english.com
https://www.facebook.com/jENINOPIKAPIKANIHONGO

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こんにちは, I’m Jeni. My fascination with everything Japanese brought me to Tokyo several years ago. Although I am not a Japanese teacher, I am very interested in learning Nihongo, just like you. My dream is to be able to bridge the gap between Japan and other English speaking countries. As I am currently working in a Japanese company and communicating with Japanese clients. Japan has a rich culture with its long history and traditional culture, I’ll introduce you in this podcast. DCEC NIHONGO CENTER Website : https://www.teszara-english.com https://www.facebook.com/jENINOPIKAPIKANIHONGO

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#２. Itadakimasu, Gochisousamadeshita (いただきます。ごちそうさまでした。）

#２. Itadakimasu, Gochisousamadeshita (いただきます。ごちそうさまでした。）