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Podcast 37: How to use the verb kureru in Japanese

EPISODE · Jun 16, 2021 · 39 MIN

Podcast 37: How to use the verb kureru in Japanese

from Learn Japanese Pod · host Alex Brooke

In this podcast, Ami and Alex teach you how to use the verb Kureru naturally in Japanese conversation. Kureru is a verb you can use to ask people to do things for you. It’s used casually between friends and family and very common in everyday conversation. Check out the podcast and show notes to learn how to use it naturally in conversation. For more Japanese learning podcasts check out Learn Japanese Pod

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