John Sensei goes off on a little bit of a rant. Not kidding, it may be a little harsh, but then again he is really passionate about this topic. So hope this doesn't get you too wound up, but we hope you enjoy this... candid diatribe.

While this week we have been talking about greetings I have had alot of people requesting that I teach a little bit of colloquial slang, and though I am no native of Japanese, I am a grammarian and will grant your wish. With that in mind these slang words work around the greetings theme and I find quite fun to use. Enjoy.

Did you know your greetings change when you come home or leave your house? Well... have we got a fun episode for you then. Check it out! (Also the site will be up again soon. Don’t worry)

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We continue our visiting and greeting grammar. This is a really fun and heartwarming episode that will hopefully make you Japanese better and help you sound a little bit more friendly and respectful when visiting someone's house in Japan. We talk a bit about comings and goings and how to enter and exit; plus a little bit of Japanese culture.

Much like yesterday, we are talking about how to make Japanese more fluent even though it is very simple. Saying "Goodbye" in Japanese can be alot more tricky than you may initially think. We combat some of those little confusing things and make your Japanese just that much better.

People tend to get confused about how to actually say hello in Japanese. They often confused how you spell Konnichiwa and Konbanwa, not to mention the pronunciation of alot of these people are dreadful. You only need to look as far as weeaboo cringe compilations to see what I am talking about. This episode is to put all of that to rest and make you "hellos" better.

Are there ways to think about learning a language? There are more than one way to attack a language, and many ways to think about one. This META episode is kinda fun in the it get yo thinking and hopefully helps your brain grow a bit.

Today we interview the guy who you here at the beginning and end of each episode. You're boy, Gizmo. The Man from Kuro Kouch. This dude is awesome and we are so happy to be part of his official launch. I hope you enjoy this AMAZING interview and check out his CD: Tokyo Ronin.

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkL93Aa7R0Q&list=PLE5Y_mmgGjMCRUaRW6WT_Iz9m6oFKA10b
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0PofOjlM0uGYVN85BdoCXQ
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tokyo-ronin/1386129925
Bandcamp: https://heyitsgizmo.bandcamp.com/album/tokyo-ronin

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Music by Gizmo

Would you please... Would you mind... Would you... All those wonderful things are in today's ultra mega awesome itadaku podcast. Enjoy.

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Website: manga-sensei.com

Music by Gizmo

I would be remiss if I didn’t talk about this important part of Japanese culture with ya’ll before moving to other grammar points. Have you ever heard of this important part of Japanese culture? Thought about doing business in Japan but didn’t know where to start? Start here. This little lesson might save you a lot of pain.