Podcast 18: How to say ‘must’ in Japanese

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Alex Brooke

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

4.8 • 917 Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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In this podcast, Ami and Alex teach you various ways to say ‘must’ in Japanese.

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0:00.0	Goh my kowme kana kah.
0:02.0	Eh, nande.
0:04.0	A should be kah kkokinakya.
0:06.0	Nannika Aru no.
0:08.0	Ach. Achs. I know you know what?
0:12.0	Nainu. Nainu. Nainu. I'm not going to know. Madu hea got
0:14.0	I gotta sojishinaka
0:16.0	and so kaleshagr
0:17.0	kurkah kurkah kah kah kah kah kahhkah
0:20.0	jaty what so that that Jutomat, there, okay K was?
0:22.8	So that, I can't hara-wana. There's a hara-wana. Ohio Gossaymas Konezu Konezu Kumbawa and Yoko So, to learn Japanese pod, a podcast dedicated to helping you speak and understand fluent Japanese conversation.
0:46.0	Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show and get the Insiders Guide to Speak in Japanese,
0:52.5	just like a native.
0:53.6	And in today's lesson, you're going to learn
0:55.8	how to say, I must do something in Japanese.
0:59.3	We'll teach you how to say in the most natural conversational way and we're going to include lots of easy to
1:06.0	understand example sentences and don't forget you can download free PDF show notes with full
1:11.4	explanations and an extra audio MP3 which has just the Japanese
1:16.8	dialogues for you to practice your listening and speaking skills. I'm Alex and I'm joined
1:22.0	by the enchanting Malifluous and I'm
1:25.0	a Alex and I'm joined by the enchanting Malifluis and thoroughly incorrigible Ami
1:27.2	Sense.
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