PODCAST
JAPANESE and MORE!
by Daiwu
Experience my daily life encounters and tribulations learning Japanese while in Japan. Read more about my experiences at www.DaiTime.comCome With Me...
Episodes
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Ganbatte-JLPT/Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Thank You for coming with me in 2007. I waited, crammed, and did a difficult 50/50 pass fail on the Japanese Proficiency Level Test 3. I'll let you know if I passed in February. But I'm already planning on studying for next year's test. I will be on my OYASUMI (vacation) so you may not hear from…
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Expressions-Irrashaimase Means Welcome!
Simple expressions, easily forgotten, but if used daily will be as natural as "こんにちは Konnichiwa” Come With Me... お待たせしました！Sorry to have kept you waiting. This lesson taken from: http://www.jlptstudy.com/3/ www.DaiTime.com "OverSeize In Japan, Come With Me..." http://overseize.podomatic.com...
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-SUGIRU Means "too/over"
Now I can express something that is excessive to me, my personal observation of what seems, and something that shows signs of a trend. You can too by adding -sugiru -すぎる,-souda -そうだ, and -tagatteiru -たがっている. Come With Me... 食べ物を食べ過ぎました！I ate TOO much food/I OVER ate. http://www.DaiTime.com...
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-takotogaaru Means 'Have The Experience Of Doing..."
Doing things like this and that, have done, and done while/as/with can all help us extend our sentences and grammar to sound more specific when retelling stories or answering questions. This time we're taking the verb and putting it in it's -ta form to complete these phrases. Come With Me... I…
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Hantai Means Opposite
There is nothing as easy as remembering a word by learning its opposite, except that is forgetting both words! This is a Japanese vocabulary review of common verbs and adjectives listed in opposite pairs. Come With Me... Nihongo wa muzukashii desu. IIe, yasashii desu. 日本語は難しいです。いいえ、優しいです。…
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-Te mo ii Means It's Alright To...
Continuing with verb study after a few weeks break. I went home to visit over Labor Dai (see Memoirs Journal August 2007 Entry). Getting back into the swing of expanding useful phrases with verb endings in -te(it's alright to, it doesn't matter if, try to, after verb-ing, have done/finished)....
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IMA means Now
I`m ABOUT TO GO to sleep. I`m surfING the internet NOW. I JUST finishED this podcast. Currently I'm working on presenting my tenses in recent events and it is easy to do by adding IMA and TOKORO DESU. Come With Me... IMA benkyoshiteIRU TOKORO DESU. I'm studying now. www.DaiTime.com Watch! Listen!...
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Nagara Means While
I watch TV "WHILE" I eat. Well who doesn't? Learn how to express two actions in Japanese using "nagara". In addition, learn how to use "sore ne" -in addition, or besides, and "sore de" to give a reason or cause. Come With Me... The apartment shook "WHILE" I slept. Apaato wa yure NAGARA...
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1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY! OMEDETO GOZAIMASU!
Happy 1 Year Anniversary to DaiTime Japan! Thank you to all of my listeners and fans out there. Good luck to everyone studying Japanese. I have been focusing on Japanese vocabulary over the past year, but now I will focus on grammar. With the approaching Japanese Level Proficiency Test coming in...
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Get My Gun-Yakuza Means Gangster
Japan's violent news stories are hard to believe-gangster retaliation, killing family members, teens severing parents bodies, the art of chopping body parts. It's worst how this country isn't prepared for these situations. It's even harder to be prepared to understand the stories without the...
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We Are Family-Kazoku Means Family
I was able to get back to my roots and visit my Great Grandmother for her 90th Birthdai in Columbus, Georgia. I then visited my Alma Mater Temple University in North Philly, and returned to my birthplace-Harrisburg, Pa-The Capital Star City (717), for my Brother's 30th Birthdai. I realized how…
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Club Hoppin'-Odoru Means To Dance
"We Stay In The Club!" Love to club hop? Well wait until you get inside and see the live action of Japanese club atmosphere. Trying to pick up a date? What are you going to say? What are they saying to you? Listen as I tell you about my first "Japanese Holla!" and teach you some basic vocabulary...
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Calendar Days-Shuumatsu Means Weekend
Calendar Days-Shuumatsu Means Weekend Days, weeks, months…time seems to fly and keeping track with Japanese vocabulary for dates can pass me by. Learning the days of the week and names of month may seem elementary but when you throw in the Japanese various systems of counting days of months…
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Politicin'-Seiji Means Politics
Japanese Prime Minister won’t re-apologize for WW2 sex slaves, and America wants them to apologize yet still hasn’t apologized for its own slave history! Looking at the disgust that is government, politics, and war and the recent news resurfacing of “comfort women” in WW2; trying to learn...
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Girls Dai-Hina Matsuri is Doll Festival
March 3rd is Girls Dai in Japan, also known as Doll Festival. Let me tell you what it’s all about and the Japanese vocabulary associated with it. I definitely think playing with Barbies and Bratz is more fun then giving some porcelain dolls rice crackers! Come With Me… Featured Tracks: Just A…
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I'm Leaving-Tatsu Means Leave
I’m leaving, but not yet, and not for good. Here is what you need to do if you do plan on leaving Japan for vacation or any reason and want to return. I discuss the documents needing to be obtained for one less hassle at Customs and Immigration. Update your passports and I.D. cards while learning...
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When To Go?-Yusoukiman Means Transportation
You can reach me by airplane, but I dare you to catch the train anywhere here! Getting around Japan can be so frustrating and financialy challenging, especially when pricing bullet train tickets, domestic flights, versus the cheap cost to fly out of Japan, rather than traveling within. Let's…
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Grocery Shopping-Supaa Means Super Market
It's always time to eat! Browse the grocery stores in Japan and learn the basics to what is needed in your kitchen from: bread, eggs, cheese, milk, water, salt, pepper, ketchup and of course RICE. I have the vocabulary for what you need to keep your stomach settled. Come With Me... Featured…
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Ride Out-Kuruma Means Car
Trying to get a car in Japan can be a hassle if your not prepared. Learning car vocabulary is the first thing to do! Listen to my favorite ryder music and let me tell you what I went through. Come With Me... Featured Tracks: Chevy Ridin' High Ruff Ryders Anthem Rider Girl Ridin' Dirty Ride Wit Me
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Experience my daily life encounters and tribulations learning Japanese while in Japan. Read more about my experiences at www.DaiTime.comCome With Me...
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