Podcast 43: Receiving compliments in Japanese

Learn Japanese Pod

Alex Brooke

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

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🗓️ 15 July 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

This lesson focuses on how to receive compliments in Japanese. We’ll teach you some useful phrases you can use to respond to people who say nice things to you. We’ll also discuss Japanese attitudes towards compliments, why they make them and what they really mean. Spoiler alert, the cultural mindset in Japan might be quite different from your own, so be mindful of the differences!

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0:00.0	I'm here, I'm here, Madamada,
0:05.0	Yeah, I'm not there. Yeah, Nihon's me to be sure better.
0:08.0	So not koto, nay, I'm going to be here,
0:10.0	Benkiochi, I, demo so go I.
0:13.0	Zehi, motto, Ocehetikudas.
0:17.0	Welcome to Learn Japanese Pod, the podcast that improves your conversation of Japanese
0:28.5	and we also give you tips and tricks on how to sound more natural and fluent as well as improving
0:36.1	your listening skills.
0:38.1	And of course we talk about Japan, it's amazing culture, people, cuisine, and a bunch of other topics as well. So hello Ami Cense.
0:48.0	Hi, Konichuha Komba.
0:51.0	Konichuah, Ojozaimas. Konek. Konekhi was I was.
0:53.4	Koneki.
0:55.1	Hi, Kinky, this, Alexander,
0:58.0	was? Tote more Genki, this.
1:00.0	But, Kondu, uh,
1:01.0	Joto is a rosh kataket, but I was not so much as it was.
1:06.0	Not so I could be. Not like kiddimastak.
1:08.0	So this, no.
1:10.0	Oateshameh.
1:11.0	I think that I a lot of us a lot more
1:13.4	amissense more it ots kara sum of this
1:16.8	a thank you so
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