Do you know the difference between "hanashimasu" and "iimasu"?

Today, we’re going to look at verbs that have similar meanings but are used in different situations.

I’ll introduce four pairs of verbs, so you can really see how they’re different.

Today, we’re going to introduce more pairs of Japanese verbs that are easily mixed up.
Do you know what kimasu means? It means “to come” and also “to wear”! So complicated, right?
I hope today’s episode will help you remember these confusing verbs correctly.

Have you ever mixed up Japanese verbs that sound very similar?

Today, we’re going to explore commonly confused verbs that many learners struggle with such as karimasu, kashimasu, kaeshimasu, karimasu.

Let’s take it step by step and untangle these tricky verbs together.

Today, we will learn expressions about food and drinks.

Do you know How to say "I'm hungry." "I'm thirsty." "The soup is salty." in Japanese?

Let’s learn these expressions and enjoy Japanese mealtimes!

Today’s topic is a very small word in Japanese — “sou.”

A student recently asked me,“What does sou mean?”

And honestly, that’s a hard question.

Because Japanese people use sou all the time,

but we rarely think about its meaning.　

So today, let’s take a closer look at sou,

and see why this simple word is actually very Japanese!

In our past episodes, we have spent a lot of time learning polite Japanese—the style that ends with Desu and Masu.

But, have you ever felt a little bit of a "wall" when talking to Japanese friends?

Today, we would like to talk 3 easy tips to master casual Japanese!

Watching Japanese movies, TV dramas, and anime is a really good way to learn Japanese and Japanese culture.

So today, I’d like to introduce some of my favorite Japanese TV dramas.

Please enjoy listening!

In the last episode, we talked about Japanese music.

Listening to Japanese music is a great way to study Japanese.

But music isn’t the only option.

Watching Japanese movies, TV dramas, and anime is also a really good way to learn.

So today, I’d like to introduce famous Japanese film directors and some of my favorite Japanese movies.

Please enjoy listening!

Today, I’d like to talk about Japanese songs.

Do you like listening to music?

If you do, Japanese songs can be a great way to learn Japanese.

I'll introduce various Japanese music and popular J-pos artists!

Some Japanese expressions that are used very often in daily life can be confusing.

Today, we’ll talk about one of the most useful phrases in Japanese —“yoroshiku onegaishimasu.”

Also I will answer to a very common question the difference between "Sumimasen" and "Sumimasen deshita".

Please enjoy!