昨日1時間も勉強した。昨日1時間しか勉強してない。The first sentence is an affirmative sentence. Whereas the second one is a negative sentence. Do you think they mean the opposite? Let’s get into the difference and you can articulate yourself more!

Have you ever got confused by the difference between Nantoka-Nalu and Nantoka-Sulu? Let’s find out the difference and when it can use them!

“イカゲーム面白いらしいよ？” This is one of the most useful word! Let’s get into how to use it and how to make the sentence structure with it. You’ll sound more native and natural with らしいよ. Let’s find out in this episode!

Do you find yourself saying “Never mind” “It’s nothing” “That’s okay” or “Don’t worry about it” when your friend didn’t get what you said? Let’s learn four phrases to say those in Japanese alongside Japanese high context culture.

Do you ever get into a situation where somebody asks you which you think is better and you don’t think either is good? What can you say that you can’t choose because neither is favorable or appalling.

Let’s get into some stereotype of work place cultures in Japan with Yuki is my Japanese friend who works in Japan. We talk about stuff alongside our experiences.

Let’s get into some stereotype of work culture in Japan with Yuki who is my Japanese friend who work in Japan. We talk about some stuff alongside our experience.

What do you think about asking “How are you?” or being asked that by people? Let’s get into Japanese culture and Japanese people alongside this situation.

Have you learned what to say “I don’t know” in Japanese? If so, did you learn these phrases “わからない” “しらない” ? Let’s dig into the subtle nuanced difference between them so you are going to sound more natural and native!

What’s the difference between Onaka-Suita? Onaka-Suitekita? and Onaka-Suiteru? Let’s dive into the verb tense and go deeper into the subtle nuances that each phrase has.