If you say this after KONNICHIWA, you are already Japanese!?
콘니치와 다음에 이렇게 말하면 당신은 이미 일본인

NANAのにほんごpodcast 

#57 あいさつの後これ言ったら、あなたはもう日本人!?

#LanguageShadowing #StoryShadowing #Learnenglish #ShadowingPractice #repeatafterme 

Practice your language skills with this short shadowing exercise using a simple story. Shadowing helps you improve pronunciation, listening, and fluency by repeating what you hear—just like native speakers do!

👉 How it works:

Listen to the story.

Repeat after each sentence (shadowing).

Practice daily to improve your confidence and fluency.
 
🎧 Great for learners of English
🗣️ Use headphones and speak out loud!

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Music generated using Suno.ai. Lyrics written by Joseph McTaggart. Instrumental and vocals created with AI assistance. No copyright claimed. All rights reserved.


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A transcript is available on request. 

Background music in this video was generated using Suno AI, an AI-powered music creation tool. All lyrics, spoken word, and narrative content are original and authored by the channel creator via suno. Music is used under Suno's terms of service for  creative use,  No copyright is claimed. 

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About the musical intro, the words were created by Joseph McTaggart and the music using Suno AI and is not an original human composition. All spoken content and written text are original works by Joseph McTaggart. No copyright claim is made on the AI-generated music.



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