Kore/Sore/Are in Japanese (Genki Lesson 6) : Hello Kitty vs Garfield | Ep. 16

Send us Fan MailIn Episode 16 of Nihongo to English, Michael Allen and Michelle MaliZaki fall into a “ki” spiral—kitte (stamp), kite(to cut / “cut and…”), and somehow kitty—which turns into a chaotic pitch for a Hello Kitty x Garfield crossover (and the question nobody asked: what if they dated?).Then we jump into Genki Lesson 6 practice:Shopping + prices vocabulary (hat, shoes, bag, wallet, and more)The endlessly confusing world of Japanese counters (flat things vs cylindrical things… why)A full workout of kore / sore / are (this/that/that over there)—aka the “sphere of influence” lesson📩 Email us literally anything—even “I’m listening!”: [email protected] Jingle by Michelle MaliZakiKeywords: kore sore are, Genki Lesson 6, Japanese demonstratives, Japanese counters, Japanese shopping phrases, Japanese prices, Hello Kitty, Garfield日本語版（Description）『Nihongo to English』第16話は、Michael Allen と Michelle MaliZaki が “ki” 地獄に突入。kitte（切手／スタンプ）→ kite（切って…）→ kitty で、気づけば ハローキティ×ガーフィールドのクロスオーバー妄想に発展。しかも「もし付き合ったら？」という誰得の議題まで。笑後半は Genki Lesson 6 の練習！買い物＆値段の単語（帽子・くつ・かばん・財布など）助数詞の沼（平たいもの vs 筒状のもの…なぜ…）これ／それ／あれ を徹底トレーニング（いわゆる“勢力圏”レッスン）📩「聞いてます！」だけでもOK：[email protected] Jingle by Michelle MaliZakiSupport the show🎙️ Nihongo to English — a bilingual comedy podcast by Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (GoatVsFish).No homework. Just bilingual chaos—and somehow you learn.💌 Got a language or culture question? Email us at [email protected]📱 Follow us on Instagram @NihongoToEnglishPodcast for new episodes on the 2nd, 12th, and 22nd of each month.