Learn with Video #5 - You Don’t Have to Go on Safari to Pick-up the Japanese Vocabulary to Talk About it!
Summary: Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! You have finally arrived at your destination, and while others might be happy with "normal" sightseeing tours, you want to experience EVERYTHING this place has to offer! On today's agenda - the zoo! You can't wait to see how different the zoo might be from the one back home you have seen since you were two. As you walk through the zoo, you overhear people chatting about the animals in Japanese. A lady looking at the monkeys says excitedly in Japanese, "Look honey! The monkeys are eating ants with a stick!" You rush over to the monkeys; you have only seen them use tools on TV! How exciting! Moments later, you hear a man telling his son in Japanese, "Look at what that baby elephant is doing!" Excited to see something new again (and feeling a little like a kid again), you rush to the elephants where you see the baby throwing dirt all around him. How cute is that? Throughout the day, you witness amazing things from wild animals that you have never seen before! And none of this would be possible if you hadn't learned Japanese. This was definitely a great idea! Good thing you came prepared! Learning Japanese with JapanesePod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Japanese! This Japanese Video Vocabulary lesson will teach you the Japanese vocabulary to talk about safari animals. Whether it's to enrich your vacation or to tell the police where the black rhinoceros hit your car, this video lesson is sure to help you tame the wild beast...well, at least the vocabulary for it! In this Japanese vocabulary video, you will learn Japanese by watching the video, seeing both Japanese and Japanese translations describing the video, and all while listening to the Japanese translations being read aloud by our native Japanese speakers. Visit us at JapanesePod101.com where you will find many more great Japanese lessons and learning materials! Leave us a message while you are there!
