Today we go over the final use of Kara and how it is used! This Kara is our reason Kara, expressing cause. This version of Kara may be the most common use of 'because' in Japanese so listen closely!

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Learn the other way you can use kara and how it is used to designate time.

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I get asked all the time how to use Anime and Manga to learn Japanese. In today's Sunday episode I wanted to give some answers.

We've been so excited to finally get to release this interview! Parker Andrus is a Japanese speaking extraordinaire. Parker has done it all. From teaching Japanese, studying Japanese at University, Working in Japan for a company, and He is currently doing his MBA at Thunderbird in Arizona and has in one capacity or another been using Japanese for about 10 years.

Moreover, he was John Sensei's Japanese Teacher over 7 years ago! He was the man who inspired John Sensei to study Japanese and created the Motto we now use at Manga Sensei. "After 10,000 mistakes you become fluent!"

Parker breaks down how to study Japanese and how to overcome difficulties in the language. Make sure to follow him on Instagram at: @parkcity_and

*the first of three episode explaining all the various meanings of Kara.

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The first of our 'Because' podcasts. Node is the most simple and straightforward of the reason particles.

Check back tomorrow for more ways to give reason/cause in Japanese every day this week and next week to become just that much better!

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How to use tsutsu and tsutsu ni aru.

Plus you get to hear John-Sensei's smooth voice. (FREE!)

This episode will help you distinguish the differences between nagara (mo) and nagara.

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Using Tokoro/ところ:

1. Location N+(の)ところ
2. The time that it takes to get to a location Nは　Nから Time (minutes,
hours, days)+の ところだ

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How should you refer to Japanese People?

Sama　様
Dono　どの
Sensei　先生
San　さん
Chan　ちゃん
Kun　君
or Tan　たん