こんにちは。　Welcome to Jeni No Pika Pika NihongoToday's expression is "Sono Toori" (その通り）That means, That's right or exactly.ジェニのピカピカ日本語は役に立ちますね。そのとおり！Do you think so?Thank you for listening today, see you later.＃nihongo #日本語

こんにちは。Weicome to Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo.Today's expression is "Aikawarazu, (相変わらず）.That means as usual.For example, when you meet an old friend after long time.ひさしぶり。ゆみは"相変わらず"きれいだね。Thank you for joining today, please don't forget to follow Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo.じゃあ、またね。

こんにちは。Welcome to Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo.Today's expression is Mochironn.It means of course.私の誕生日パーティに来てくれる？もちろん！PikaWould you like to follow "Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo?You can use this expression, "Mochiron."That's great, thank you.じゃあ、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそToday's word is ドンマイ.It means "Don't mind!" "Don't worry about it"For example, when you play baseball, your teammatebotchesagrounder,you can use, ドンマイ、頑張って！Please try to use it.Thank you for visiting this podcast, I hope you learned something new today.またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。Today's expression is Soro soro which means soon or it's about time.食事がおわったので、「そろそろ」行こうか。「そろそろ」会議の時間だよ。Thank you for listening, I hope you learned something new.Please follow this Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo to learn Japanese expression.じゃあ、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。Today, I'd like to talk about Manga.Do you know what is Manga?It's Japanese comics and it's very popular not only in Japan but all over the world.If you find this podcast useful, please follow me or give me a comment.Please enjoy this episode and I'm happy if you learn something new from this podcast.Thank you for listening, please don't forget to follow "Jeni No Pika Pika Nihongo"では、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。This is the continuation and the last part of Scott's interview.In this episode, Scott shared the biggest difference between the US and Japan.And Scott shared his most memorable experience in Japan.Are you curious?Additionally, I introduced two Japanese proverbs, "Shinkansen" and "Gambatte Kudasai."Enjoy listening the episode.If you find this podcast useful, please follow me or give me a comment.では、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。This is the continuation of Scott's interview.In today's episode, we discussed about his Nihongo study, his job in Japan and where does he like to go etc.And we talked in Nihongo too.Additionally, I introduced two Japanese proverbs, "Sukikoso Monono Jozunare" and "Gouni Ireba Gouni Shitagae."Do you know the meaning of these?Enjoy listening the episode.If you find this podcast useful, please follow me or give me a comment.では、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。Today I invited one of my colleague, Scott from the US.I interviewed him about his life in Japan.Please listen and enjoy his story.In his interview, he shared two Japanese word, Yakiniku which is grilled meat and Scott explained it what it is.And another Nihongo is Tabehodai, which is all you can eat.kAnd this is the first part of his interview so you should come back to listen the second and third part of the interview.If you find this podcast useful, please follow me or give me a comment.では、またね。

こんにちは。ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。Today, Kling Sensei is expllaining the expression "Hayaru" 流行る。It means, "to be popular" you can use Hayaru in fashion, music, food, anything that is a trend.Recently, monster hunter is popular.最近, モンハンが流行っています。Do you like this expression?Buy the way, I'll publish an interview with Scott who came to Japan and living in Japan, why he came to Japan and how is his life in Japan, what does he like to do in Japan etc from tomorrow.I think you can learn something from Scott about Japan.おたのしみに。If you find this podcast useful, please follow me or give me a comment.では、またね。