Podcast 52: Dealing with a cold in Japan

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Alex Brooke

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🗓️ 15 January 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

In this lesson we’ll discuss how to deal with a cold which is pretty common during the winter months in Japan. We’ll look at how to describe symptoms and remedies for recovery.

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0:00.0	Kowi-i-dowi, do you still?
0:03.6	Kara-a-daga-dar-kara-dara-dar-kah-it-y.
0:07.6	Netzu-a-alu-h,
0:09.6	i'll go and i'll see me tell me about that it's a-huhm-my model. Kazehatanhah I know.
0:15.0	So kamu.
0:17.0	Yeah, Kuzri no, I'm not. Yeah,
0:19.0	X-Sury no, yeah, yeah. Welcome one and all to learn Japanese pod the podcast that helps you to speak and understand natural and
0:34.6	fluent Japanese. I'm Alex your host and as always we are joined by the wonderful
0:39.0	Ami sensei, Yurosh.
0:40.5	Nurezkkonnishmash, I mean it was I'm going to go and I'm going to go and I'm not over I'm
0:44.3	I'm not sure I'm as a new year it's niece nijjionen I can't believe it's a new
0:49.7	oh my gosh it's so the future it's so the future it's so the future and I'm, it's so the future.
0:53.0	It's so the future and I'm happy it's not 2023 anymore.
0:57.0	Are you?
0:58.0	Well, 2023 was the year of the rabbit,
1:01.0	maybe the rabbit with PTSD because it was, you know, recovering from
1:05.3	2022.
1:06.3	The 2024 won't be a PTSD year.
1:11.7	I hope 2024 will be a great year for us and our dear
1:18.1	listeners. So this is so I know so I know
1:21.2	so I'm not so but I, Toshi Naryoni
1:24.3	in a way noishimas.
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