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1 Hour Real Japanese Conversation | About Life, Friends, and Travel #72

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Japanese listening practice with @JapanesewithShun covering childhood memories, homebody vs. going out, what it means to be an adult, the link between money and happiness, and the “last meal before you die” question.
Features chats about Nagoya, Nagano, and Tokyo area, plus thoughts on business, changing values, and the benefits of learning a foreign language.

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日本語学習者におすすめ1時間ポッドキャスト🎙@JapanesewithShun のしゅんさんとの会話。
子供時代の思い出、家で過ごす派か外出派か、大人とは何か、お金と幸せの関係、そして「死ぬ前に食べたい最後のご飯」まで。
名古屋や上高地、葉山など日本の街や自然のこと。会話の中でビジネス観や価値観の変化、外国語を学ぶメリットについても語ります。

00:37 子供時代どんな子供だった？ Childhood
07:14 家家にいる事好き？ Home life
15:41 会話僕の話聞いてますか？ Conversation
21:55 食べ物好きな料理 Food
30:40 人生大人ってなんだ？ Life / Adulthood
36:12 お金お金について Money
44:48 友達男友達と話すこと Friends
47:49 仕事仕事の経験 Work experience
50:09 旅行行きたい場所 Travel
53:11 外国語学んで良かったこと Language learning

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20 Comments

@OkkeiJapanese Creator 6 months ago (edited) Pinned

Thanks for watching! Master N5 Japanese with us👇
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@kinglosirl-w4y 10 months ago

Anyone here because they are trying to learn japanese

@thisguydud3 1 year ago

Doing 10-15 mins of duolingo, 10-15 mins of Anki flashcards and playing games with this in the background. Very encouraging progress as a total beginner. I'm connecting little data points here and there even though 95% of the chat goes over my head.

@LifesTooEasy 10 months ago

Leaving movies halfway through is crazy, definitely would be diagnosed as some sort of ADHD if you were in America lol. Thanks for the convo both of you if you see this.

@Axelvoxel 11 months ago

In today's lecture: Shun's undiagnosed case of ADHD

@luis-sophus-8227 5 months ago

The japanese accent truly is something

@mujtabaamubarak 10 months ago

I am here to learn Japanese but now it has become entertainment.

@tnnofficial5 3 months ago

I know this was uploaded 10 months ago, but this is genuinely very helpful! I find the Japanese language very fascinating especially to someone who is not natively Japanese. ありがとう!

@zqxtorres 11 days ago

Thanks for this, i’m here because I need some background noise but I chose this because I can’t understand solely on sound so I won’t be distracted

@OkkeiJapanese Creator 1 year ago (edited)

Vocabulary

N1
34:51 憧れる admire
54:12 雰囲気 atmosphere
55:21 価値観 values

N2
07:48 経験 experience
10:19 移動 movement
12:33 環境 environment
31:51 責任 responsibility
32:37 定義 definition
35:43 犯罪 crime
36:06 法律 law

N3
00:08 必要 necessary
00:29 会話 conversation
03:42 純粋 pure
04:00 卒業 graduation
04:15 旅人 traveler
11:01 集中 concentration
11:21 誘惑 temptation
19:42 変化 change
25:22 記憶 memory
27:08 理由 reason
30:07 特別 special
31:11 感覚 sense
34:32 好奇心 curiosity
43:41 関係 relationship
56:51 説明 explanation

@anthonygrimms312 5 months ago

Thousand years of death prank was universal 😂😂

@BarkrrVA 4 months ago

This is great for immersion learning, and the adrenaline shot when you understand something is amazing!

@McOdd4343 3 weeks ago

Idk, just listening to Japanese is oddly satisfying, it feels like emotion and personality really shine through this language, even though I don't understand any of it :)

@seedbiz9863 3 months ago

I Love how Japanese language sounds. It's sooo cool.

@AverageClipsInc 2 months ago

Question 3 caught me off guard at first haha I thought I was being called out for a second!

@kertasandpena 1 year ago

Louis speaks slowly and calmly, and that helps me as a beginner to keep up and understand what are you’re saying. Thank you this podcast turns out to be such a fun place to learn.

どうもありがとうございます

@bolo_de_mulhango 3 months ago

I’m not a Japanese learner, but when he said “suki desu” I could swear he was saying “I like you.” to the other guy 😭

@ajmorkin7429 1 month ago

You speak to us at a very kind, easy to understand level. Reminds me of many conversations I had in Japan where people would adjust to my level. Very accommodating and kind. There were periods of time when all of my friends were Japanese so I hardly spoke any English for months on end. That was when things started to click more and more. It sure helps make a connection to speak and understand daily conversational Japanese at the human level.