こんにちは。

ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。

Today, I would like to share with you a few words from a restaurant.

すみません。注文おねがいします。

Excuse me, I'd like to order something.

Have a nice day.

こんにちは。

ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。

How are you doing today?

It is the year 2021, which is less and less, have a good day.

Right now, season 4 of Bachelor Japan is airing on Amazon Prime Video in Japan, and it is very popular.

The Bachelor Japan is the Japanese version of the popular American romantic reality show, The Bachelor.

The host and facilitator is Mr. Bando. The show's navigator is Koji Imada, Shingo Fujimori, and Rino Sashihara, who comment on the women's games with the bachelor, and it's been a great success.

Well, today I'd like to introduce you to another Japanese language learning package, "Hello".

Enjoy learning  Nihongo.

じゃあ、またね！

こんにちは。

ジェニのピカピカ日本語二ようこそ。

The weather in Japan has been rather warm this year, but it has suddenly turned cold here.

It's the middle of December, so it's probably not surprising.

Today, I'd like to introduce a question form that is used at the end of a sentence when you are not sure if it is correct or not.

I wonder if it will rain today?

I wonder if I'll be able to speak Japanese by next year?

今年の日本はわりと暖かい日が続いてきたのですが、ここに来て急に寒くなってきました。

12月も中旬なので当たり前かもしれませんね。

さて、今日は、センテンスの最後に使って、正しいかどうかわからない時に使う疑問形をご紹介します。

今日は雨降らないかしら？

来年には日本語を話せるようになるかしら？

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。

Today I would like to introduce "Ohayo gozaimasu" from the sample Japanese learning package.

Kling Sensei is working hard on the package and it will be ready soon.

We are planning to release it as an audio book, so please look forward to it.

Let me know if you have any ideas on where to get the audiobooks out.

今日もよい1日を過ごしてくださいね。

こんにちは。ジェニです。

Today, Kling Sensei will explain the Japanese expression "Hitorigurashi" which means living by oneself.

If you like Japanese manga or anime, you might know Kotaro wa Hitorigurashi.(コタローは一人暮らし)

Now please listen.

How do you find?

Have a great day!

こんにちは。

Kling  and Ryuichi are working hard on it, so it will be completed by the end of this year.

Please give it a try.

こんにちは。

I hope you have a nice day too.

Today's Japanese word is "Nemimi Ni Mizu" (寝耳に水).

Water in your sleeping ears is a strange expression, isn't it?

Please listen to it to find out what it means.

じゃあ、またね。

こんにちは。

今日もジェニのピカピカ日本語にようこそ。

I hope you would learn a new expression today.

The Japanese government has banned foreigners from entering the country since November 30, after the WHO designated Omicron, a new mutated virus confirmed in South Africa, as a "mutated strain of concern".

I was hoping that the number of infected people would decrease and we would soon be able to operate freely, but I am disappointed to see that the situation has gone backwards.

Anyway, today's Japanese word of the day is "Nantonaku"（なんとなく）.

For example, when the teacher asks, "Did you understand?  and you feel that you don't fully understand, you may answer, なんとなくわかりました"Somehow I understood.

こんにちは。

ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。

Hitomisiri is the English word for stranger anxiety shyness.

じゃあ、またね。

Hello.

Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Nihongo.

Today's episode is #90.

We're almost at the 100th episode.

Well, I've come so far.

It's thanks to you, our listeners, that we've made it this far.

Thank you very much.

How is this helping you learn Japanese?

If you have any requests for me to talk about, please feel free to comment.

Well, today we have "Goodnight" from the sample Japanese language study package.

If you're listening to this in Rome. It's already midnight.

Are you going to rest after listening to this?

では、おやすみなさい。

Please have a good dream.

If you are listening in the Philippines.

It's morning now.

おはようございます。

It's evening in New York.

こんばんは。