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  S1E94 - 公証役場: 大事な書類にサイン 19.09.2026 4min

  Navigating paperwork in Japan can be tricky! Learn essential Japanese for the notary office and legal documents. ✍️Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to talk about important documents in Japanese.- Key phrases for visiting a notary public office.- Understanding common instructions related to signing.- Basic vocabulary for official procedures.- Practicing asking for and giving simple information.️ Tips for visiting a notary in Japan:- Always arrive a few minutes early for your appointment.- Bring all required identification documents, like your passport or residence card.- Prepare any necessary seals (hanko) if you have one.- Don't hesitate to ask for clarification if you don't understand something.Ready to make official business smoother? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2).- Anyone planning to live or work in Japan.- Listeners interested in practical, real-world Japanese.- Those who enjoy immersive story-based language learning.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #AtTheNotary #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to sign documents in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for notary, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese phrases, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 公証役場, 書類, サイン, 契約書, 大事Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E93 - 心理相談室で: 気持ちを話す時間 18.09.2026 4min

  Feeling overwhelmed? Learn Japanese phrases for discussing emotions and well-being. Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for talking about your feelings, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to express feeling nervous or down in Japanese- Key vocabulary related to visiting a counseling room or psychologist- How to make a reservation and understand simple instructions- Phrases for describing sleep difficulties- Understanding the respectful term "sensei" in a medical context- How to say you feel relieved after talking️ Tips for discussing feelings:- Start with simple phrases like 「疲れています」 (I'm tired) or 「眠れません」 (I can't sleep).- Don't be afraid to use hand gestures if you can't find the exact words.- Listen for polite requests like 「どうぞ座ってください」 (Please sit down).- Remember that "sensei" is commonly used for doctors and specialists in Japan.Ready to feel more comfortable expressing yourself in Japanese? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Japanese learners at A1-A2 level- Students interested in practical, everyday Japanese conversation- Listeners who enjoy learning through immersive storytelling- Anyone wanting to expand their vocabulary for personal well-being#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#PsychologyJapanese#MentalHealthJapanese#EverydayJapanese#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to talk about feelings in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for emotions, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 心理相談室, 緊張する, 気持ちが重い, 予約しました, 先生, 眠れない, 安心するWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E92 - 整骨院で: どこが痛いですか？ 17.09.2026 5min

  Feeling a bit stiff? Learn how to describe your aches and pains in Japanese and understand what the physiotherapist says! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to express common body aches and pains in Japanese- Key phrases for making an appointment at a clinic- Understanding instructions at a Japanese physiotherapist's office- Basic vocabulary for body parts and symptoms- How to explain your condition to a medical professional- The polite way to interact in a Japanese medical setting️ Tips for visiting a Japanese physiotherapist:- Practice naming basic body parts in Japanese before your visit.- Don't hesitate to use gestures to clearly indicate where you feel pain.- Politely ask the staff to repeat or clarify if you don't understand.- Be prepared to fill out a medical questionnaire with your personal details and symptoms.Ready to get fluent? Keep listening! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Japanese learners at an A1-A2 proficiency level.- Individuals preparing for travel or life in Japan.- Anyone interested in practical, real-world Japanese conversations.- Learners who enjoy an immersive, story-based approach to language acquisition.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapanesePhysiotherapist #MedicalJapanese #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to describe pain in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for medical situations, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 痛み, 肩, 腰, 整骨院, 治療, 先生, 予約, 症状Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E91 - 小児科病院: 子供が熱です 16.09.2026 4min

  Worried about your little one? ️ Learn essential Japanese phrases for a trip to the children's hospital! Perfect for learning Japanese.Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to explain your child's symptoms in Japanese- Asking about the doctor and waiting room- Understanding basic medical instructions- Phrases for reassurance and asking if your child is okay- Important Japanese words for a children's hospital visit️ Tips for visiting a children's hospital in Japan:- Always have your child's health insurance card ready.- Know how to say common symptoms like fever or cough in Japanese.- Don't hesitate to use simple gestures if language is difficult.- Ask for written instructions if you're unsure about medication.Ready to make your Japanese journey smoother? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2) wanting practical vocabulary- Parents or guardians living in or traveling to Japan- Anyone interested in everyday Japanese conversations- Learners who enjoy immersive storytelling for language acquisition#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#ChildrensHospitalJapanese#MedicalJapanese#EverydayJapanese#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to explain child symptoms in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for children's hospital, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 小児科病院, 熱, 先生, 薬, 待合室, 子供, 大丈夫Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E90 - 苦情受付: 電車が遅い、どうしましょう？ 15.09.2026 5min

  Ever wondered how to politely express a complaint in Japanese? ️ Dive into this episode and find out! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to express being troubled or inconvenienced- Key vocabulary related to train delays and station staff- Phrases to politely ask for reasons or explanations- Cultural nuances when making a complaint in Japan- How to use common apologetic expressions- Sentences for understanding solutions offered by staff️ Tips for making a complaint in Japanese:- Always start with a polite greeting and apology for troubling them.- Clearly state the problem using simple, direct language.- Avoid overly emotional or aggressive tones; maintain a respectful demeanor.- Be prepared to listen patiently to the explanation and proposed solutions.Ready to navigate everyday challenges in Japanese? Let's go! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Learners who want practical, real-world Japanese for travel- Anyone interested in understanding cultural communication styles- Beginners looking to expand their functional vocabulary- Students preparing for A1/A2 Japanese language tests#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListening #ComplaintDesk #JapaneseTravel #TrainDelaysKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to complain in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for complaints, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 遅い, 困る, 窓口, 係員, 理由, 申し訳ありません, 遅延, 説明Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E89 - 忘れ物センター: 傘はどこですか？ 14.09.2026 4min

  Lost your umbrella in Japan? ☔ Learn essential Japanese phrases for navigating the lost and found office with confidence!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for the lost and found office, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to describe lost items in Japanese.- Asking if an item has been found.- Understanding common questions at a lost and found.- Basic directions and locations in Japanese.- Expressing thanks in a formal setting.️ Tips for the Lost and Found Office:- Remember key details: color, brand, approximate time lost.- Have a simple description ready in Japanese.- Don't be afraid to use gestures or point.- Carry a business card or hotel info for contact.Ready to turn everyday situations into learning opportunities? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners in Japanese looking for practical communication skills.- Travelers planning a trip to Japan.- Learners interested in authentic cultural scenarios.- Anyone who wants to understand and be understood in everyday Japanese situations.#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#LostAndFoundJapan#EverydayJapanese#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListening#TravelJapan#JapaneseVocabularyKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to report lost item in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for lost and found, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese phrases, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 忘れ物, 傘, 財布, 見つかりましたか, どこですか, 駅, 落とし物, 探し物, 日本語学習Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E88 - 観光案内所: おすすめはどこですか？ 13.09.2026 4min

  Lost in translation? ️ Master asking for directions and local recommendations in Japanese with this immersive episode! ️Ready to boost your Japanese? In this episode, we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for navigating a new city, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to ask for directions to popular spots in Japanese.- Essential phrases for requesting information at a tourist office.- How to understand recommendations for local attractions.- Japanese vocabulary for maps, stations, and landmarks.- Practicing politeness when interacting with staff.- Asking for a map in Japanese.️ Tips for visiting a Tourist Information Office in Japan:- Always start with a polite greeting like "Sumimasen" (Excuse me).- Have your destination written down in Japanese if possible.- Don't be afraid to use gestures or point at maps.- Remember to say "Arigatou gozaimasu" (Thank you very much) when you leave.Let's make your Japanese journey exciting and effective! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners of Japanese (A1-A2 level).- Travelers planning a trip to Japan.- Learners who want practical, real-world conversation skills.- Anyone interested in Japanese culture and daily interactions.#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#TouristOfficeJapan#EverydayJapanese#TravelJapanese#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListening#JapaneseTravelTips#OsakaTravel#KansaiKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to ask for directions in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for tourist office, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 観光案内所, 地図, おすすめ, 駅, 道, すみません, ありがとう, どうもWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E87 - キャンプ場で: テントを張ろう！ 12.09.2026 4min

  Ready to experience a real Japanese camping trip? ️ Learn essential phrases for pitching a tent and enjoying the outdoors, making learning Japanese fun!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to talk about pitching a tent in Japanese- Essential vocabulary for camping gear (e.g., sleeping bag, lantern)- Phrases for enjoying nature and relaxation- How to ask about camp facilities- Learning to describe outdoor activities- Understanding simple instructions related to setting up camp️ Tips for camping in Japan:- Always check the weather forecast before heading out- Be mindful of local wildlife and respect nature- Learn basic Japanese phrases for emergencies- Pack layers of clothing as mountain temperatures can change quicklyJoin us and make your Japanese language journey an adventure! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners looking to expand their Japanese vocabulary- Learners interested in practical, everyday Japanese- Anyone planning a camping trip in Japan- Those who enjoy immersive, story-based language learning#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapaneseCamping #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListening #CampingInJapan #TravelJapanKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to pitch a tent in Japanese, Japanese camping vocabulary, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese phrases, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, テント, 寝袋, ランタン, 焚き火, 自然, キャンプ場Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E86 - ホステルで: 部屋はどこですか？ 11.09.2026 4min

  Checking into a Japanese hostel? Learn essential phrases for a smooth stay! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for checking into a hostel, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to say you're checking in at a hostel- Essential phrases for communicating your name and reservation- How to understand room numbers and basic amenities- Key vocabulary for hostel common areas like the front desk and shower rooms- Cultural nuances for polite interactions in a Japanese hostel️ Tips for At the Hostel:- Always have your reservation details readily available (printed or on your phone).- Practice basic greetings like "Konnichiwa" and "Arigato gozaimasu".- Don't hesitate to use simple English if you're stuck; many staff speak some.- Learn to recognize key signs for "front desk" (フロント) and "room" (部屋).Keep practicing and enjoy your Japanese journey! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2)- Travelers planning a trip to Japan- Anyone interested in Japanese culture and everyday conversations- Listeners who want to improve their listening comprehension and practical speaking skills#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#AtTheHostel#HostelLifeJapan#EverydayJapanese#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to check in at a hostel in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for hostels, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, ホステル, フロント, チェックイン, 予約, 部屋, カギ, シャワールーム, Wi-FiWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E85 - ナイトクラブで: 踊りましょう！ 10.09.2026 4min

  Ready to hit the dance floor in Japan? Learn essential Japanese phrases for a night out! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for a night out, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to invite someone to dance in Japanese.- Useful phrases for ordering drinks at a Japanese bar.- Vocabulary to describe music and atmosphere.- Basic conversational phrases for social interactions.- Cultural tips for enjoying Japanese nightlife.️ Tips for the Nightclub:- Start the night with a light meal – izakayas are great before a club.- Learn common cheers like "Kanpai!" before you go.- Don't be afraid to try new Japanese drinks.- Be aware of last train times if you rely on public transport.Ready to dive deeper into Japanese culture and language? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2).- Travelers planning a trip to Japan.- Anyone curious about Japanese nightlife.- Listeners who enjoy learning through immersive stories.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapaneseNightlife #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to invite to dance in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for nightclub, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 踊りましょう, カクテル, 音楽, 楽しい, いっぱい, 友達Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E84 - コメディクラブで: たくさん笑いました！ 09.09.2026 6min

  Laugh your way to fluency! Learn essential Japanese phrases for a night out at a comedy club. Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to talk about going out for entertainment in Japanese.- Basic phrases for ordering drinks and snacks at a venue.- Expressing enjoyment and understanding during a show.- Common expressions related to laughter and fun.- Understanding simple directions and venue names.️ Tips for At the Comedy Club:- Arrive early to find a good seat and get comfortable.- Try to catch a local comedy show – even if you don't understand everything, the atmosphere is great.- Don't be afraid to try some of the local snacks or drinks.- Practice common greetings and thank you phrases with the staff.Ready to immerse yourself in Japanese culture and language? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2) eager for real-world scenarios.- Anyone planning a trip to Japan and wanting to navigate social outings.- Listeners who enjoy learning through engaging, first-person narratives.- Those looking to expand their vocabulary for entertainment and social settings.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #AtTheComedyClub #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to enjoy a comedy show in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for entertainment, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, コメディクラブ, 面白い, 笑う, 飲み物, 楽しい, 席, 注文するWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E83 - コンサートホールで：私の席はどこですか？ 08.09.2026 4min

  How to navigate a Japanese concert hall with ease? ✨ Learn essential phrases for your next musical adventure!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to ask for and understand directions to your seat- Key vocabulary related to concert halls and performances- Expressing appreciation for a musical performance- Understanding polite interactions at a Japanese venue- Basic terms for sections and rows (e.g., first floor, row C)️ Tips for attending a concert in Japan:- Always have your ticket ready for staff to check.- Be aware of common polite gestures like a slight bow.- Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the show starts.- Turn off your mobile phone completely during the performance.Ready to immerse yourself in Japanese? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners interested in real-life Japanese scenarios.- Learners planning to attend cultural events in Japan.- Anyone looking to expand their A1-A2 vocabulary for public venues.- Those who enjoy learning Japanese through engaging stories.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapaneseConcert #EverydayJapanese #JapanTravel #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: learn Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to go to concert in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary concert hall, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese phrases, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling podcast, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, チケット, 席, コンサート, 音楽, すみません, ありがとうWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E82 - 劇場で: どんな演劇を見ますか？ 07.09.2026 4min

  Ever wondered how to enjoy a night out at the theatre in Japan? Discover essential Japanese phrases for your next cultural adventure!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases for going to the theatre, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to ask for tickets at a Japanese theatre- Understanding basic theatre vocabulary like 'play' and 'seat'- Describing your feelings about a performance- Phrases for enjoying a cultural outing in Japan- Useful expressions for before and after a show- Simple Japanese phrases for daily conversations related to entertainment️ Tips for enjoying the theatre in Japan:- Book tickets online in advance, especially for popular shows.- Arrive early to find your seat and avoid rushing.- Look for subtitles or earphone guides if available for foreign visitors.- Don't be afraid to try different genres, from traditional Kabuki to modern plays.Ready to make Japanese a part of your everyday life? Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2) eager to expand their vocabulary.- Anyone planning to visit Japan and experience local culture.- Listeners who enjoy learning through immersive storytelling.- Individuals looking for practical, everyday Japanese phrases.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapaneseTheatre #EverydayJapanese #JapanTravel #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: learn Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to buy theatre tickets in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for theatre, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 劇場, 演劇, チケット, 席, 舞台, 始まる, 楽しい, 感動Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E81 - 美術館で: 素晴らしい絵を見ます 06.09.2026 4min

  Ready to learn Japanese while exploring an art gallery? ️ Immerse yourself in our latest episode and discover everyday Japanese phrases!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to express admiration for art in Japanese.- Basic Japanese phrases for navigating a public space.- Vocabulary related to art and galleries.- How to describe simple observations in Japanese.- Understanding cultural nuances of quiet public spaces.️ Tips for At the Art Gallery:- Research gallery opening hours and ticket prices in advance.- Practice saying "これは何ですか？" (What is this?) to ask about art.- Use "静かにしてください" (Please be quiet) if you need to remind someone gently.- Take your time and observe the details of the artwork.Let's make Japanese learning a beautiful experience! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2).- Anyone interested in Japanese art and culture.- Those who enjoy learning through immersive storytelling.- Listeners wanting to expand their vocabulary for public spaces.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #JapaneseArt #ArtGalleryJapanese #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to talk about art in Japanese, Japanese art gallery vocabulary, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 美術館, 絵, 素晴らしい, 見ます, 静かWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E80 - トランポリンパーク: 高く跳べるかな？ 05.09.2026 4min

  Ready to literally bounce into Japanese? ‍♀️ Learn essential vocabulary for an exciting day at the trampoline park!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to say "trampoline park" (トランポリンパーク) and related words.- Expressions for doing something for the first time (初めて).- Phrases for putting on specific items (靴下を履く).- How to talk about changing clothes for an activity (着替える).- Verbs for jumping (跳ぶ) and expressing enjoyment (楽しい).- Simple sentences to describe activities and feelings.️ Tips for Trampoline Park:- Check the facility's opening hours and rules in advance.- Wear comfortable, athletic clothing that allows for movement.- Always do a proper warm-up to prevent injuries.- Follow all safety instructions from the staff.Let's dive into the fun! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners (A1-A2) eager to expand their everyday Japanese.- Learners interested in location-based Japanese conversations.- Those who enjoy immersive storytelling for language acquisition.- Anyone looking to understand and use Japanese in recreational contexts.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #TrampolineParkJapan #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to talk about a trampoline park in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for trampoline park, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, トランポリンパーク, 跳ぶ, 楽しい, 入る, 着替える, 高く, 元気Website: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E79 - エスケープルーム: 鍵を見つけよう！ 04.09.2026 4min

  Ready to escape the ordinary? ️ Crack the code on your Japanese learning journey as we dive into a thrilling escape room adventure! ️‍♀️Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to talk about finding and searching for things in Japanese.- Essential vocabulary for solving puzzles and mysteries.- Phrases to express "I don't understand" or "it's difficult."- Japanese words for clues, keys, and doors.- Understanding basic instructions and actions in a game setting.️ Tips for At the Escape Room:- Pay attention to details in your surroundings.- Communicate clearly with your teammates.- Don't be afraid to ask for hints when stuck.- Practice common Japanese terms for objects and directions.Let's make learning Japanese an adventure! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners eager to apply Japanese in fun, real-world contexts.- Learners looking to expand their A1-A2 vocabulary beyond textbooks.- Anyone who loves puzzle games and wants to learn Japanese through immersion.- Those interested in improving listening comprehension with clear, natural dialogue.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #EscapeRoomJapanese #EverydayJapanese #JapaneseGame #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to solve an escape room in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for escape room, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, エスケープルーム, 鍵, ヒント, 謎, 見つける, 時間, 難しい, 簡単, わからない, 開けるWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E78 - ボウリング場: 楽しみましょう！ 03.09.2026 4min

  Ready to strike up a conversation in Japanese at the bowling alley? Learn essential phrases for a fun night out! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to invite friends to a fun activity in Japanese.- Essential Japanese phrases for borrowing items, like bowling shoes.- How to choose and talk about bowling balls in Japanese.- Basic reactions and encouragement during a bowling game ("Strike!", "Don't mind!").- Discussing scores and turns in a social setting.- Understanding common Japanese expressions for cheering friends.️ Tips for your next bowling game in Japan:- Practice numbers 1 to 10 in Japanese for counting pins and scores.- Listen for phrases like 「次、誰？」 (Tsugi, dare? - Whose turn next?) or 「私の番」 (Watashi no ban - My turn).- Use gestures along with simple Japanese words to communicate easily.- Don't be afraid to say 「すみません」 (sumimasen) to get staff attention politely.Keep practicing, your Japanese journey is just beginning! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners (A1-A2) eager to use Japanese in social settings.- Learners who enjoy immersive storytelling over textbook lessons.- Those looking to expand their conversational Japanese for real-life situations.- Anyone planning a fun outing in Japan and wanting practical phrases.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #AtTheBowlingAlley #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListening #ボウリング #日本旅行Keywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to invite friends bowling in Japanese, Japanese bowling vocabulary, A1 Japanese, A2 Japanese, beginner Japanese, listening practice Japanese, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, ボウリング場, 靴, ボール, ストライク, ドンマイ, スコア, 楽しいWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E77 - ジュースバー: どれにしますか？ 02.09.2026 4min

  Ready to order a delicious drink in Japanese? Learn essential phrases for ordering at a juice bar and boost your Japanese listening skills!Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to ask for recommendations for drinks in Japanese.- Ordering a specific type of juice (e.g., apple, orange).- Asking for things like "no ice" or "less sweet" in Japanese.- Understanding common phrases used by juice bar staff.- Basic politeness in Japanese when ordering.- How to confirm your order and thank someone.️ Tips for ordering at a juice bar:- Listen for common drink names like りんごジュース (apple juice).- Practice simple requests such as 氷なし (no ice).- Don't be afraid to point to items on the menu.- Always say ありがとうございます (thank you) after receiving your order.Keep practicing, and soon you'll be confidently ordering anywhere in Japan! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginner Japanese learners (A1-A2).- Anyone traveling to Japan soon.- Listeners who enjoy learning through immersion.- Those looking for practical, everyday Japanese phrases.#LearnJapanese#JapanesePodcast#LanguageLearning#JapaneseA1#BeginnerJapanese#JapaneseForBeginners#AtTheJuiceBar#EverydayJapanese#JapaneseTravel#SmallTalkCafe#JapaneseImmersion#JapaneseListeningKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to order juice in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for juice bar, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, ジュース, りんごジュース, オレンジジュース, おすすめ, これください, ありがとうございます, 氷なし, 甘さ控えめWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E76 - アイスクリーム屋さんで：抹茶アイスを一つお願いします 01.09.2026 5min

  Craving a scoop of Japanese? Learn to confidently order your favorite ice cream in Japanese with this A1-A2 episode! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to say "Welcome" in a Japanese shop- Asking and understanding "What will you have?" in Japanese- Ordering a specific ice cream flavor and size- Using "onegai shimasu" for polite requests- Common Japanese phrases for paying and saying thank you- Describing food as "delicious" in Japanese️ Tips for ordering ice cream in Japan:- Practice saying your preferred ice cream flavor before you go.- Listen for common questions like "What will you have?" and "Cup or cone?"- Don't hesitate to point to the menu if you're unsure of the words.- Be adventurous and try unique Japanese seasonal flavors like sakura or sweet potato!Join our community of Japanese learners and feel more confident! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Beginners (A1-A2) eager to use Japanese in real-world scenarios.- Travelers planning a trip to Japan who want practical phrases.- Learners who enjoy immersive storytelling for language acquisition.- Anyone looking to boost their conversational Japanese for everyday situations.#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #AtTheIceCreamShop #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: Japanese podcast, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to order ice cream in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for ice cream, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, アイスクリーム, いらっしゃいませ, お願いします, 美味しい, 抹茶アイスクリーム, カップWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/
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  S1E75 - 屋台で: どれを食べようかな？ 31.08.2026 4min

  Learn to order street food in Japanese like a local! Would you like to learn Japanese? In this episode we explore essential vocabulary and phrases, perfect for levels A1–A2! Learn with real examples and hands-on exercises. What you'll learn in this episode:- How to describe a lively atmosphere in Japanese- Key phrases for expressing indecision- How to order food at a Japanese street stall- Essential Japanese greetings before and after eating- Vocabulary for popular Japanese street foods️ Tips for At the Street Food Market:- Try saying "これください" (kore kudasai) when ordering one item.- Practice "おいしい！" (oishii!) to express enjoyment.- Don't forget "いただきます" (itadakimasu) before your first bite.- Look for long lines; they usually mean popular and delicious food!Start your Japanese journey today with Small Talk Café! Subscribe to Small Talk Café to learn Japanese naturally through real everyday stories: Best suited for:- Japanese beginners eager to use practical phrases- Travelers planning a trip to Japan- Anyone curious about Japanese street food culture- Learners who enjoy immersive storytelling for language acquisition#LearnJapanese #JapanesePodcast #LanguageLearning #JapaneseA1 #BeginnerJapanese #JapaneseForBeginners #StreetFoodJapan #EverydayJapanese #SmallTalkCafe #JapaneseImmersion #JapaneseListeningKeywords: podcast about Japanese, learning Japanese, easy Japanese, Japanese for beginners, how to order street food in Japanese, Japanese vocabulary for street food, Japanese A1, Japanese A2, beginner Japanese, Japanese listening practice, Japanese immersion podcast, Japanese storytelling, Small Talk Café, Small Talk Café podcast, 屋台, たこ焼き, 美味しい, いただきます, ください, 匂い, 賑やかWebsite: https://smalltalkcafe.de/Shop: https://smalltalkcafe.shop/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@smalltalkcafe.podcastsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smalltalkcafe.podcasts/