Podcast 05: Top 10 tips for studying Japanese

Learn Japanese Pod

Alex Brooke

Japan, Japanese, Education, Tokyo, Study, Jlpt, Osaka, Language Courses, Podcast

4.8 • 917 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2016

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast we reveal our top 10 tips for studying Japanese more efficiently.

For more Japanese language learning podcasts go to http://learnjapanesepod.com

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0:00.0	Oh hi okay agozaymas
0:03.4	no no party danishkata de sine
0:06.6	tanishkata de sna
0:08.4	mata yerim show
0:10.1	zehi Zeehi. Hello, you're listening to learn Japanese Pod with me Alex and me Aska. How's it going Aska? I'm good
0:27.3	Alex. How about you?
0:28.8	Zekkojo.
0:30.7	Zekkojo, Ghana. I'm fine. Hey everyone, welcome to learn Japanese pod. This is a podcast for learning
0:37.6	surprise surprise Japanese and today we're going to give you our top 10
0:42.2	tips for learning Japanese.
0:44.0	So this podcast should be perfect for...
0:48.0	Who should have be perfect for, Aska?
0:50.0	People coming to visit Japan, maybe on a holiday?
0:54.0	Yep, good.
0:55.0	Or maybe students who are coming to Japan to study the language.
0:59.0	People coming to live here for long-term work like work-related business.
1:05.0	Or maybe you just want to speak with your friends and family who are Japanese to
1:10.4	understand them better?
1:12.4	Or just generally interested in Japan and its culture.
1:16.0	So welcome, welcome.
1:19.0	Oh, and also, maybe if you've already studied a bit of Japanese,
1:22.0	but you haven't studied in a while and you want to brush up, please continue listening to a humble podcast.
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