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In this podcast, Ami and I (Alex) teach you how to talk about your favorite movies in Japanese. Listen to the podcasts and read the dialogs below to get an idea of what these phrases and dialogs mean. You can also download the PDFs too! Enjoy!

In this podcast, Ami and I (Alex) teach you how to talk about your favorite movies in Japanese. Listen to the podcasts and read the dialogs below to get an idea of what these phrases and dialogs mean. You can also download the PDFs too! Enjoy!

In this podcast, Ami and I (Alex) teach you how to talk about your favorite movies in Japanese. Listen to the podcasts and read the dialogs below to get an idea of what these phrases and dialogs mean. You can also download the PDFs too! Enjoy! Dialog 01 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「君の名は」見た？ “Kimi no na wa” mita? Did you see “Kimi no na wa”? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: うん、すごく面白かったよ。 Un, omoshirokatta yo. Uh huh, it was interesting. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: うん、すごくおすすめだよ。 Un, sugoku osusume da yo. Yeah, I highly recommend it   Dialog 02 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「ミニオンズ」見た？ “Minions” mita? Did you see “Minions”? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: 面白かったけど、声優がイマイチだった。 Omoshirokatta kedo seiyuu ga imaichi datta. It was interesting but the voice actors weren’t so good. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: そうだね、もし週末時間があったら見に行ってみればいいよ。 Sō da ne, moshi shuumatsu jikan ga attara mi ni itte mireba ii yo. Well, if you have time at the weekend, you should go and see it.   Dialog 03 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「スターウォーズ」見た？ Sutaauozu mita? Did you see Star Wars? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: 全然面白くなかった。ストーリーがつまらなかった。 Zenzen omoshirokunakatta. Sutōrii ga tsumaranakatta. It wasn’t interesting at all. The story was boring. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: 止めた方がいいよ。 Yameta hō ga ii yo. You shouldn’t.

In this podcast, Ami and I (Alex) teach you how to talk about your favorite movies in Japanese. Listen to the podcasts and read the dialogs below to get an idea of what these phrases and dialogs mean. You can also download the PDFs too! Enjoy! Dialog 01 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「君の名は」見た？ “Kimi no na wa” mita? Did you see “Kimi no na wa”? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: うん、すごく面白かったよ。 Un, omoshirokatta yo. Uh huh, it was interesting. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: うん、すごくおすすめだよ。 Un, sugoku osusume da yo. Yeah, I highly recommend it   Dialog 02 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「ミニオンズ」見た？ “Minions” mita? Did you see “Minions”? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: 面白かったけど、声優がイマイチだった。 Omoshirokatta kedo seiyuu ga imaichi datta. It was interesting but the voice actors weren’t so good. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: そうだね、もし週末時間があったら見に行ってみればいいよ。 Sō da ne, moshi shuumatsu jikan ga attara mi ni itte mireba ii yo. Well, if you have time at the weekend, you should go and see it.   Dialog 03 Japanese Pronunciation English A: 「スターウォーズ」見た？ Sutaauozu mita? Did you see Star Wars? B: 見たよ！ Mita yo! I saw it! A: どうだった？面白かった？ Dō datta. Omoshirokatta? How was it? Was it interesting? B: 全然面白くなかった。ストーリーがつまらなかった。 Zenzen omoshirokunakatta. Sutōrii ga tsumaranakatta. It wasn’t interesting at all. The story was boring. A: 私も見ようかな？ Watashi mo miyō kana I guess I should go and see it. B: 止めた方がいいよ。 Yameta hō ga ii yo. You shouldn’t.

These are the PDF show notes for podcast #15 “Talking about your favorite movies in Japanese” For more podcasts go to http://learnjapanesepod.com

These are the PDF show notes for podcast #15 “Talking about your favorite movies in Japanese” For more podcasts go to http://learnjapanesepod.com

In this podcast Alex and Ami teach you some useful dialogs for talking to your friends on the phone in Japanese. You will learn how to answer th phone and also how to ask how your friend is and hold a natural conversation about what you have been doing recently. For more Japanese lessons go to http://learnjapanesepod.com  

These are just the Japanese dialogs taken from podcast 14 for you to practice your listening and speaking with. Enjoy! 

This is the PDF for podcast 14

In this podcast, Ami and I, teach you some fun conversations you can have with your friends in Japanese.  The first thing you need to know when speaking on the phone in Japanese is the word Moshi moshi which is hello but used exclusively for the phone. You can use this for both casual and polite conversations. For more podcasts visit http://learnjapanesepod.com

In this podcast, Ami and I, teach you some fun conversations you can have with your friends in Japanese.  The first thing you need to know when speaking on the phone in Japanese is the word Moshi moshi which is hello but used exclusively for the phone. You can use this for both casual and polite conversations. For more podcasts visit http://learnjapanesepod.com

In this podcast, Ami and I, teach you some fun conversations you can have with your friends in Japanese.  The first thing you need to know when speaking on the phone in Japanese is the word Moshi moshi which is hello but used exclusively for the phone. You can use this for both casual and polite conversations. Listen to the podcast and read the dialogs below to get a better idea of how to have a conversation on the phone in Japanese with your friends. Phone Dialog 01 Dialog 01 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近は仕事漬けの毎日! Saikin wa shigotozuke no mainichi! Recently, I’ve been so busy at work. B: そうなんだ……大変だね。 Sō nan da…Taihen da ne. Oh really…that’s tough. A: 全然平気！ Zenzen heiki! I’m totally fine! Phone Dialog 02 Dialog 02 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近、彼女ができたよ Saikin kanojo ga dekita yo Recently I got a new girlfriend B: そうなんだ！良かったね！ Sō nan da! Yokatta ne! Oh really? That’s great! A: 毎日楽しすぎる！ Mainichi tanoshisugiru! It’s so much fun everyday!   Phone Dialog 03   Dialog 03 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近、ジムに通い出したよ Saikin jimu ni kayoidashita yo Recently I started going to the gym. B: そうなんだ！良いね！ Sō nan da! Ii ne! Oh really? That’s good! A: 毎日筋肉痛がやばいよ！ Mainichi kinnikutsuu ga yabai yo! The muscle soreness is really bad everyday!   Extra Phone Phrases 携帯電話 – Keitai denwa – Mobile phone 携帯番号 – Keitai bangō – Mobile number メアド – Meado – Mail address 待受画面 – Machiukegamen – Standby screen (for phone) 写メ – Shame – Mobile phone picture スマホ – Sumaho – Smart Phone ガラケー – Garakeh – Flip phone   Polite Phone Phrases 田中さんはいらっしゃいますか – Tanaka san wa irasshaimasu ka Is Tanaka san there?  / Can I speak to Mr. Tanaka?   田中は出かけております – Tanaka wa dekakete orimasu. Tanaka is out right now.   伝言をお願いします – Dengon o onegaishimasu. Can I leave a message please?   折り返しお電話いただけますか – Orikaeshi odenwa itadakemasu ka? Could you ask them to call me back please?

In this podcast, Ami and I, teach you some fun conversations you can have with your friends in Japanese.  The first thing you need to know when speaking on the phone in Japanese is the word Moshi moshi which is hello but used exclusively for the phone. You can use this for both casual and polite conversations. Listen to the podcast and read the dialogs below to get a better idea of how to have a conversation on the phone in Japanese with your friends. Phone Dialog 01 Dialog 01 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近は仕事漬けの毎日! Saikin wa shigotozuke no mainichi! Recently, I’ve been so busy at work. B: そうなんだ……大変だね。 Sō nan da…Taihen da ne. Oh really…that’s tough. A: 全然平気！ Zenzen heiki! I’m totally fine! Phone Dialog 02 Dialog 02 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近、彼女ができたよ Saikin kanojo ga dekita yo Recently I got a new girlfriend B: そうなんだ！良かったね！ Sō nan da! Yokatta ne! Oh really? That’s great! A: 毎日楽しすぎる！ Mainichi tanoshisugiru! It’s so much fun everyday!   Phone Dialog 03   Dialog 03 Japanese Pronunciation English A: もしもし Moshi moshi Hello B: もしもし、あみ元気？ Moshi moshi, Ami genki? Hello, how are you Ami? A: 元気だよ Genki da yo I’m good. B: 最近どう？ Saikin dō? How have you been recently? A: 最近、ジムに通い出したよ Saikin jimu ni kayoidashita yo Recently I started going to the gym. B: そうなんだ！良いね！ Sō nan da! Ii ne! Oh really? That’s good! A: 毎日筋肉痛がやばいよ！ Mainichi kinnikutsuu ga yabai yo! The muscle soreness is really bad everyday!   Extra Phone Phrases 携帯電話 – Keitai denwa – Mobile phone 携帯番号 – Keitai bangō – Mobile number メアド – Meado – Mail address 待受画面 – Machiukegamen – Standby screen (for phone) 写メ – Shame – Mobile phone picture スマホ – Sumaho – Smart Phone ガラケー – Garakeh – Flip phone   Polite Phone Phrases 田中さんはいらっしゃいますか – Tanaka san wa irasshaimasu ka Is Tanaka san there?  / Can I speak to Mr. Tanaka?   田中は出かけております – Tanaka wa dekakete orimasu. Tanaka is out right now.   伝言をお願いします – Dengon o onegaishimasu. Can I leave a message please?   折り返しお電話いただけますか – Orikaeshi odenwa itadakemasu ka? Could you ask them to call me back please?

These are the PDF show notes for podcast #14 “Talking on the phone in Japanese” For more podcasts visit http://learnjapanesepod.com

These are the PDF show notes for podcast #14 “Talking on the phone in Japanese” For more podcasts visit http://learnjapanesepod.com