Japanese Swotter - Speaking Drill + Shadowing

Epizodes

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  [✐1] Awesome! #shadowing 15.09.2026 12min

  [✐1. Adagio]What's your impression? - adjective “Wow! Super! Cool! Awesome!” [00:07] Hello, everyone. How are you doing? Let’s get started. Repeat after me [00:13] 1. good 2. cute 3. scary 4. expensive, high 5. cheap 6. short 7. long 8. beautiful/clean/good-looking 9. famous 10. kind/nice/amiable 11. cool, smart 12. amazing, awesome, great, super [01:33] By the way, “sugoi” can be; amazing, awesome, brilliant, great, incredible, or “Super!”, “Wow!”, “Cool!”, “Terrific!”, or emphasize somethin...
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  [✐3] I summarised the points 08.09.2026 14min

  [✐3.Moderato]Vi+teimasu, Vt+tearimasu, Vt+teokimasu “I (intentionally)summarized the points (to be of your help).” [00:08] Hello, everyone. How are you doing? I have a question, “The window is open”, [mado ga aite imasu] “The window is open”, [mado ga akete arimasu] “The window is open” [mado wo akete okimasu] What are the differences between them? (Vi)te imasu “Mado ga aiteimasu” indicates the window was opened at the certain time in the past and is still open. Verbs are intransitive ...
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  [✐2,3,4] I'm off tomorrow. #shadowing 01.09.2026 16min

  Is your country or company employee friendly when it comes to taking long holiday? [00:07] Hello, everyone. How are you doing? Today’s topic is “yasumi”. Note: It can be time off (day off), a break, a holiday/vacation, depending on the context. Repeat after me [00:15] 1. I will be off tomorrow. 2. I will take a day off from work tomorrow. 3. I won’t come to the Japanese class next week. 4. I’m on vacation from tomorrow. 5. I’ll sit on a bench and rest. 6. I will go back to my room and rest (g...
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  [✐2] Try drinking Oolong-Hai #roleplay 25.08.2026 12min

  [✐2. Andante] Vte + みてください “Try drinking Oolong Hai.” [00:07] Hello, everyone. How are you doing? What (kind of) books have you read recently? Was that interesting? Let’s recommend the book to your friends. For example, That book was interesting. Please try reading it (= you should read it) by all means. Or, The new restaurant is nice. Please try to go there by all means. Today, we will practice te-form + “mitekudasai”. Note: Depending on the context, the translation could be “please try …ing...