Learn Japanese with Japanese Made Easy: Recent Episodes
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Learn Japanese particles and casual speech, using modern language learning techniques such as pattern recognition, and contextual learning.
25 We learn to make sentences that contain both wa and ga, and pick up a useful way to ask somebody if it's ok to do something.
24 We haven't added any new wa or ga particles uses in a while, so in this episode we learn a new usage of ga in combination with some wa.
23 We learn a big chunk of some need to know vocabulary and we'll be clearing up an issue with the "ni" particle.
22 We'll be learning some new verbs you will often hear and use if living in Japan along with another counter.
21 We learn a new verb and a great way to learn and remember new vocabulary that takes advantage of the nature of the Japanese language.
20 We change our polite suggestions to casual and get in a good speaking workout with a technique called Construction Branching.
19 We learn as super common need to know, need to master, usage of the "ni" particle, along with some other useful patterns.
In this episode we continue to expand on our vocabulary and expressions in both casual and polite Japanese.
We expand our ability to ask about places and people. Do you remember the usage of "wa" that we've learned so far?
Practice Exercises available at JapaneseMadeEasy.com. We learn a variety of things in this episode including a question word and the SLT for an often misused Japanese word.
We learn a new usage of a new particle and focus in on the Super Literal Translation, which is extremely important for understanding how to use particles.
Be sure to start with Episode #1. As all lessons are cumulative. Situational Learning is the best way to gain Japanese particle understanding naturally.
Contextual Learning for New Vocabulary for the Win! In this episode we add a useful and easy particle, along with practice switching between casual and polite Japanese.
In this episode we continue to learn how to naturally acquire particle usage. Reliance on rules and charts will slow down your fluency.
Learn Japanese using modern language learning techniques such as contextual learning, and pattern recognition. Japanese doesn't have to be difficult, it just comes down to the methods you use.