I’m hungry, I’m starving, Are you hungry? Let’s get really common phrases to express that you are hungry and to ask your friends if they are hungry.

Go out with friends? Do online party with friends? When you want to decide the date of the plan, what can you say “When are you free?”” Is there any day you are available?” in Japanese

Do you have anything that’s making you annoying because it’s not going the way you like or it doesn’t make sense to you? Let’s dig into this phrase to express the feeling. And also you can ask someone about something by saying this phrase.

In this episode, I talk about what’s going on with Tokyo Olympics in both Japanese and English. This is super high level but if you get some words, that’ll definitely show your high level of Japanese. Let’s give it a try!!

What can you say if you couldn’t hear someone or if you didn’t catch what they said to you? How can you react and how can you ask them to repeat?

What’s it like to live in Japan part 2. Let’s get tips from Alex who came to Japanese about half a year ago and is currently living in Japan. Let’s hear his experience that was tough and get advice from him!

What’s it like to live in Japan during the pandemic. Let’s get tips from Alex who is currently living in Japan. What can you do to get to the fluent level in Japanese and how can you be ready for job interviews.

What if you stumble on your own words or lose your train of thought while talking to someone? You can do better than just being quiet so that you can signal people that you’re just thinking at that moment.

Let’s go deeper into this phrase “だいじょうぶ” from episode 12! It’s such a useful word but it’s also dynamic and it can be used in many situations with different meanings. Let’s nail this phrase!

Today, I’m having the first amazing guests from “Kouryuu podcast” who are my friends that I’ve met at a language exchange meetup in Toronto a couple of years ago. We are gonna casually talk about Japanese phrases that don’t seem to have equivalence in English!