Useful Japanese Phrases: “Be Careful!” – Review Notes
Today we learned how to say “Be careful!” in Japanese! This phrase is useful to know when you want to warn someone of potential danger in Japanese! In this review, we will …
Useful Japanese Phrases: “Watch out!” – Review Notes
Today we learned how to say “Watch out!” in Japanese! This phrase is useful to know when you want to warn someone of impending danger in Japanese! In this review, we will …
Japanese Phrases: “What time is it?” – Review Notes
Today we learned how to ask the time in Japanese! In this review, we will go over what we learned and also review how to tell time in Japanese!
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Japanese Telephone Phrases: もしもし (Hello?) – Review Notes
Today we learned how to answer the phone in Japanese! In this review, we will learn more about the origin of this Japanese phrase!
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Japanese Grammar – て- Form + いる – Part 2 – Review Notes
Last lesson, we learned how to use the て-form (te-form) of verbs plus いる (iru) to express ongoing actions, repeated actions, and resultant states in Japanese.
This …
Japanese Grammar – て- Form + いる – Review Notes
Today we will learn how to use the て-form (te-form) of verbs plus いる (iru) to express ongoing actions, repeated actions, and resultant states in Japanese!
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Japanese Vocabulary – Natural Disasters – Review Notes
Today, we learned how to say some Japanese Vocabulary for Natural Disasters. In these video review notes, we will go over what we learned and we will learn some additional vocabulary.
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Business Japanese Phrases: お先に失礼します – Review Notes
Today we learned two common Japanese phrases to use in the office or at work. These phrases are very important to remember if you are planning on working in Japan or with Japanese people!…
Japanese Phrases: “Please say it again.” – Review Notes
Today we learned how to say “please say it again” in Japanese! This phrase is very useful for situations when you didn’t hear what somebody said and you want them to …
Japanese Grammar – て- Form of adjectives – Review Notes
Today we will learn how to make the て-form (te-form) of adjectives in order to connect them like “and” in a sentence!
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