Getting carried away in Japanese: Choushi ni noru
Getting carried away in Japanese: Choushi ni noru : Hey guys, KONNICHIWA! How are you all doing today? Welcome to another fantastic online Japanese lesson from the one and only…
Continue readingMou Ichido Onegai Shimasu: A Common Phrase for “Pardon me?”
Mou Ichido Onegai Shimasu: A Common Phrase for “Pardon me?” :One problem Japanese learners run into when first using their newly acquired language skills is understanding native speakers. It’s not…
Continue readingHow to Use the Common Phrase ～へいきたいです。(ikitai desu)
What do you want to do? Sometimes when speaking to people from a different culture, you can run into some confusion and things can get lost in translation. However, deep…
Continue readingTotemo, Chou, Meccha : Japanese Common Phrases That Mean “Very”
Imagine that you’re sitting at an Italian restaurant with your friends, and the bolognese pasta you ordered is so good that you want to share this information with everyone at…
Continue readingKakkoii!(かっこいい): The “Cool”est Japanese Word (Common Phrases)
Ever wonder what the “kakkoii” craze is all about in Japan? Today, we’re going to take a look at this popular Japanese slang word and show you how to use…
Continue readingLearn the common Japanese phrase, “Genki desu ka(げんきですか)”
Learning how to ask people “how they are” in Japanese with “Genki desu ka(げんきですか)”. Hey guys, 元気ですか how are you all today? Today we are going to be looking at…
Continue readingLearn how to say “Is there a …(arimasu ka)” in Japanese
Learn how to use the common phrase ______ ga arimasu ka? Hey guys, it’s that time again. Welcome to another incredible online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today, we are going…
Continue readingYabai!(やばい): A Common Japanese Phrase to Show How Cool You Are
So, you want to speak more like the locals, do you? Today, we’re going to make you cool by exploring the slang word 「やばい」(yabai) and showing you its myriad of…
Continue reading“Dame(だめ) desu” and “ii(いい,良い) desu” – Learn how to use the Japanese common phrases
“Dame desu” and “ii desu” :Learning how to say “it’s okay” and “it’s not okay” in Japanese with だめ and いい “Dame desu” and “ii desu” – Learn how to…
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