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Summary: How to speak Japanese at an intermediate level; get expert tips and instruction on understanding Japanese adjectives and grammar in this free foreign language video.
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Yuu Asakura Born and raised in Japan, Yuu Asakura moved to Los Angeles after graduating from Tokyo University for Foreign Study where she acquired B.A. in linguistics and... read more
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How to Speak Japanese at an Intermediate LevelYUU ASAKURA: In this lesson, we went over some articles and particles and also we have more adjectives to describe people and things, and we went over the sentence "there is" or "there are." We also had introduced polite speech in Japanese. In the next lesson, we will put everything together what we learned so far and then we will put into an actual use. We are going to practice in different situations and then we are going to add some vocabulary list so that you know a lot of more words. I will practice with you in the next show. My name is Yuu Asakura and you watched Expert Village. Thank you. Arigato. Mata ne.
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Great learning!! I love watching these shows - thanks Yuu Asakura! I can now say a lot in Japanese!! Matane!!!
Very good lessons for beginners... For a native English speaker that can speak French and Spanish, it seems that I am missing something with the Japanese language that is frustrating. Particles are sometimes confusing and some other things get me down. Thanks for the videos!!! Gambatte ne!!!