日本語の二人会話🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Let’s listen to Japanese conversation!!


🎙My friend Aly is interested in learning the Kansai dialect. We will explore the depth of the regional Japanese dialect.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNirmnzqjsohokfe4CVIBjB7qzL8k9BXE

アリー関西弁を学ぶ【 🇺🇸🇯🇵】Bilingual ENG&JP Chit-Chat:Aly Learns Kansai Dialect

🔶The first 5-min for "beginner learners"
🔶The next 15-min for "N4-level le"
🔶After 20-min for "intermediate learners"

Check the text & whiteboard here
🔗https://www.azumiism.com/category/podcast/

いっしょにNHK News Web Easyを読もう📢Reading News Articles

Let's practice pronunciation while reading easy sentences. Please check the following link.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNirmnzqjsohkCpUoJ0Y66ZBeenkpSeog

はつおんの練習🗣Pronunciation Practice!!

Let's review Japanese Grammar by a podcast

Reviewing Japanese Grammar via Genki1

English & Japanese Bilingual Podcast for fun!!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNirmnzqjsogRuLiafydhOPlGGak-iLkH

日本語🇯🇵とEnglish🇺🇸のポッドキャスト🎙 Japanese and English Bilingual Podcast for fun!!

In this episode, I talk about the top ten business phrases in English. :) Enjoy

Energize your English

MOST COMMON Business phrases.

A fascinating tale that I think many of you will find both surprising and inspiring. Imagine owning a stunning purple Lamborghini, the epitome of luxury and speed. Now, imagine trading that in for something far less extravagant—a simple city bike, Oslo city bike. What would drive someone to make such a drastic change? Let's hear that from Jason Morgan aka. No-crown...

Everything Zenified 

From Purple Lamborghini to Oslo City Bike - A Journey of Transformation – Exclusive Interview with No-Crown

Two people talk about some clothes and their watches.

Beginner 

I like that and those!

Persian/Farsi with Mo!

Escucha a estas dos amigas hablar sobre su rutinad diaria. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

La rutina diaria en árabe

Размышления о жизни, которые я бы хотела передать новому поколению. 

Поговорим по душам/Let's talk heart to heart 

Письмо детям

I'm going to talk about what I usually eat here in Japan.   You can find what ordinary Japanese people eat in our daily lives at this podcast "きょう　なに　たべた？(What did you eat today?)"
It's February 11th today. I ate a boiled fish for the dinner. 
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「今日　何食べた？」というテーマで、日本人である私がどんなものを食べているのかをこのpodcastで紹介していきます。
今日は2月11日（土）　晴れ　最高気温は11℃　そんなに寒くないです。
さて、今日の夕食のメニューは　白米のごはん　たけのことわかめの煮物、小松菜とちくわの煮物、マナガツオの煮つけ、ナスのみそ汁です。　
実は、たけのこは調理済みのものを買ってきて、家で温め直してワカメを加えただけです。　みそ汁もレトルトで、食べる直前にお湯を注いで混ぜるだけです。　手抜きしました。一からちゃんと自分で調理したのは、小松菜とちくわの煮物とマナガツオの煮つけです。小松菜は、見た目はホウレンソウにちょっと似たお野菜です。だし、しょうゆ、みりんで味付けします。ほんのり甘く　薄目の味付けが私の好みです。
さて、メインディッシュのマナガツオの煮つけですが、これはやわらかい白身のお魚です。
骨も取りやすいので食べやすいです。しょうゆ、砂糖、酒、水で煮るんですが、魚の臭みを消すために、しょうがの薄切りも入れます。　魚の煮つけはだいたい甘い醤油味です。これが白いご飯にとても合います。　実は私はあまり魚は好きではないんですが、このマナガツオだけは子どものころから好きでした。　魚は部位によっては骨が多くて食べにくいところがあります。でも、子供のころ、いつも食べやすいしっぽのほうをもらっていました。大人になった今も、私は　頭のほうじゃなくてしっぽのほうを食べています。
昔に比べたら、マナガツオの値段もずいぶん高くなっていますが、たまに新鮮なものが
お店の棚に並んだときは、「あ！今日はこれ食べよう！」と即決で買っています。
「今日、何食べた？」　2月11日の私の夕食は以上です。みなさんは何を食べましたか？


やさしい日本語（にほんご）

きょう、なにたべた？　”What did you eat today？”

I'm still learning how to do this podcasting thing, but I'm trying to share my words anyway. I speak quite quickly in this episode... Sorry! I will try to speak slower next time. 

There's a question for you to answer at the end - in audio or written form - so if you have 10 minutes to listen, and then 5 minutes to answer the question that end -- why not GIVE IT A GO?! (which is another way of saying -  GO FOR IT! DO IT!) You have nothing to lose and lots to gain!

Using your words to speak about things that matter to you - that mean something to you - is a great way to create output and use your English. If you don't want to answer my question - you could try writing freely for 5 minutes. Or you could speak into your phone and talk about how you're doing/feeling today - or what's on your mind. It may feel strange, at first, and that's normal! But over time, speaking or writing - just for yourself - will start to feel good - and it's a WONDERFUL habit to start to build.

Thanks for listening, and see you next time! 