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Hi Alex. I’ve been listening to your podcast for few years now I’ll be in Tokyo for 4 days from 21 Nov and wondering whether you’ll have a couple of hours to catch up. Perhaps i can buy you a beer. Or two. My line account is. RichardZielinski

Hey there, love the podcast! Any chance of the app being made available for the new version of Android? I’d love to use it!

Thank you!!

Hey can you guys talk more about the ways to sound better in business level Japanese? I’m not a proficient Japanese speaker, but I speak and work well in Japan. Just wanted to get my business level skill higher.

Hi KC, that’s a great idea. I think we might do some basic business level Japanese soon! Thanks for the suggestion!

I have been listening to the podcast for quite a while now and I think that Ami Sensei mentioned that she teaches — is it music or do you also teach Japanese privately online? I am looking for a tutor:)
Thanks for your response.
Sincerely,
Heather Culliford

Hi Heather! Ami does do Japanese lessons. For more details you can either reach us on the Discord channel (see the link at the top) or send an email to info(-at-)learnjapanesepod.com and we can sort that out for you!

Konnichi wa
Alex and Ami sensei

Finally decided to comment
Right now hospitalized and i realized why not learn more Nihongo right?

I have a plan to visit japan one day so i want to learn more Japanese exposing myself to all thing Japanese so one day i can enjoy the country
What i love about the podcasts is i can go back and listen again to some part of the conversation not in the lesson notes (the dialogue between alex and others)

I only been to japan once but i love it
I remember my nephew tried to catch snow in his mouth and i gave yen to a cashier not knowing the trey

Hi there! Thanks for listening to the podcast and I’m glad you enjoy it.
I’m sorry to hear you are hospitalized but I hope you recover quickly!
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

I have been listening to the podcast for quite a while now and I think that Ami Sensei mentioned that she teaches — is it music or do you also teach Japanese privately online? I am looking for a tutor:)
Thanks for your response.
Sincerely,
Heather Culliford

Hi Heather! Ami does do Japanese lessons. For more details you can either reach us on the Discord channel (see the link at the top) or send an email to info(-at-)learnjapanesepod.com and we can sort that out for you!

Lovely podcast, best one so far <3 (and I have gone through many!) Thank you so much for each episode

Hello. I love your podcast and notes provided.
However, i can seem to find first few episodes 🤔 did you remove them?

Apologies about that, it seems to be a bug with our website that I am trying to fix now! Thanks for letting me know!

Nevermind, i see them in the app, lol.
Btw. I study with NihongoShark(NativeShark) as my main source of study. Thx for introducing Niko in your podcast, i wouldnt know about their work without you.

The a slightly short gap between each sentence in the “dialogue only” audios.

You see, some people prefer to listen first and then repeat what they heard after each sentence ends.

This approach can help you listen more clearly.

You might argue that you can simply use the pause button, but there are many situations where this is quite difficult, such as when you are driving, running, or cooking. It would be beneficial to have a longer pause, approximately 1.2 times longer than the demo.

And I think the audio volume is a bit too low, I need to turn it up to a higher level to hear it clearly (I’m using bone conduction headphones like shokz) and then my phone goes crazy with “high volume may damage your hearing”, I’d like to be able to crank up the volume a bit for future episodes.

The a slightly short gap between each sentence.

You see, some people prefer to listen first and then repeat what they heard after each sentence ends. This approach can help you listen more clearly. You might argue that you can simply use the pause button, but there are many situations where this is quite difficult, such as when you are driving, running, or cooking. It would be beneficial to have a longer pause, approximately 1.2 times longer than the demo.

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