When you are in a situation where you are in a grocery store and a cashier asks you if you need a bag or receipt... or that sort of scenario. What can you say if it want to say “No I don’t need it.” Without sounding rude?

Have you ever heard this term “Sayonara” in a Japanese movie or a drama? How would it sound to Japanese people and what you can say instead of “Sayonara”.

What is White Day about? How is it related to Valentine’s Day? Let’s dive deeper into it alongside my experience. And get a couple of phrases that are related to sweets!

Are you familiar with any Japanese culture?🇯🇵 Have you ever heard about Hinamatsuri? Let’s get into Japanese culture today!

The last part of this series. I’ll get into three situations where you want to be ready for. Let’s finish this series and be ready for these potential scenario that can happen to anyone.

This is eating out series part 2. What do you need to know when you are in a restaurant in Japan. Let’s dive into how to order your meal with sounding natural and native.

Talking about something that’s fad is a very effective way to connect people. Let’s find out what animation is popular in Japan now. 🇯🇵

If you were in Japan, would you like to go to many restaurants? In this episode, I’m jumping into the first part of this series of restaurant situation. You’re going to get this basic skill for eating out situation.

Have you ever been in a situation where you didn’t understand when a Japanese person said an English word? It might have been because of Pronunciation. And there are some English words that are used by Japanese people in day to day life. Let’s find out how Japanese people pronounce English words differently so you will be able to understand what they are saying.

What would you say when someone says ありがとう(Arigatou=Thank you) to you? Would you say どういたしまして(Douitashimashite)? Does that sound natural to native Japanese speakers ? Let’s dig into this really common situation and find what you can say with sounding native! You can check the summary on Instagram 『Japaneglish Podcast🇯🇵👩🏻』