Hi, I’m Chikako Ogawa. I am a Japanese teacher in Canada. If you want to listen slow and clear Japanese, this podcast is for you
あなたは、インターネットを何時間(なんじかん)つかいますか?How many hours are you using internet?
This episode, I will introduce very famous folktale in Japan. The script is available from the link in podcast.
日本語の先生、のりこさんのポッドキャストが365回になりました。さっそく、インタビューをしてみましょう!のりこさん、これからもがんばってください!Check: Japanese with Noriko✨
ホリーさんは、日本語がだいすきです。今日は、ホリーさんにインタビューをしましたよ!聞いてみましょう❣️
It's shopping time! In this episode, you will go shopping with me! What do we buy? You have two questions in the end. 1.What snacks did I buy? 2.what didn't I buy?
Irene, my student recommended me good game and anime to study Japanese. In the end, you have 3 questions! Let's try!
I introduce my student through this episode!”そうです” is used when you explain about something that you hear from someone.
This proverb means Success is built on failure. It's not fun to make mistakes but you always learn something from it
Let's listen my recommended food! You have two questions in the end of the podcast!
I am talking about the method of studying Japanese! Enjoy learning!
I made short conversation with words that my student often get confused.
This series is to focus on practical grammars. You can check conjugation and combination of various vocabularies.
I will talk about my morning routine. You will have 2 questions. Let's find answers^^
I am talking about Japanese breakfast! What do you eat for breakfast?
What will you do when you have a bad day? “Kibarashi” means refreshing! The listening point is how to recover from bad feeling^^
Let's talk about animal crossing! The listening point is what you can do in this game.
Let's talk about onomatopoeia! Let's find out these meanings: ぺちゃくちゃ、ぺらぺら、こそこそ
I talk about personal space. The listening point is... what did I eat for Valentine? What is “skinship”?
In this episode, I am talking about popular pose in Japan and purikura (Small photo booth). Listening point is how do you say “could you take a photo?”, what is Purikura?, why is the difference between purikura and a photo booth near station?
I talk about public washrooms. The listening point is: what do I like? Why is Japanese toilet difficult to use? What did I find in Indonesia? What did I do in Italy?
Japanese usually don't use “ Aishiteru (I love you)” but we should use more! The listening point is...why do I think telling “I love you” is important?
In this episode, I introduce about myself in Japanese! Let's listen what I like, where I am from, reasons why I like Canada!