In this video, you’ll listen to a natural Japanese conversation based on family life in Japan. It’s designed to help you learn everyday phrases and expressions you can actually use in real-life situations in Japan. Perfect for beginners and anyone who wants to practice listening and speaking with practical, natural Japanese!
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Family Life
Ren, Honoka, it's time to wake up.
It's already past seven o'clock.
Mom, um, just five more minutes.
Brother, wake up.
Good morning. Ren, today we're all going to the supermarket, right?
Hmm, I'm sleepy.
Brother, let's buy some ice cream at the supermarket.
Ice?
I'll think about it once you've properly woken up.
Now, go wash your face and brush your teeth.
Yes?
I'm going to change my clothes now.
Honoka is energetic from morning.
Yes, today it's toast and scrambled eggs.
Egg, fluffy and soft~
Can I have more butter?
Okay, but you do the painting yourself.
Got it.
What about the juice?
There is orange juice in the refrigerator.
Could you please bring some for Ren too, Hono?
Brother, orange juice too?
Yeah, thanks.
By the way, Ren.
Did you do yesterday's math homework?
Ah, umm.
You didn't do it, did you?
I did it!
It should be inside the schoolbag, probably.
Probably, that won't do, will it?
Make sure to check it properly later.
Yes?
I'll buy meat, vegetables, and also milk today.
The onions and carrots, the pork, and even the rice are running low, aren't they?
Mom, can I go see if they're selling ice cream?
Stay with Ren. You mustn't get lost.
I'm looking at Hono, so it's fine.
You're something else, Ren. One per person.
Yes?
Hmm, which one should I choose? This one looks delicious.
It's big, isn't it? I like this chocolate.
But can I really finish this all by myself?
You can eat it. But please share a little with me too.
Sure. Please share a little chocolate with Honoka too. Is it settled?
This and this.
We must share with each other.
Yes?
After you put away the luggage, help me with the housework, okay?
What should I do?
Will you fold the laundry, Ren?
Honoka put the dishes away in the cupboard.
Huh? So much laundry. Such a pain.
Then let's have a competition with Dad.
Which one can be folded quickly and neatly?
Competition? Fine, I won't lose.
I can do it quickly too.
Thank you, Honoka.
But be careful not to break the dishes.
Dad, I'm the one who's faster.
Oh, Ren is better at it. You folded it neatly.
I did it too. I put everything away.
Thank you all so much. I really appreciate it.
Today's curry.
I put in a lot of carrots and onions because I bought them for lunch.
Yay, I love curry! It smells great. Let's eat!
I'm grateful for this meal. Delicious.
By the way, there seems to be a festival at the elementary school tomorrow.
A festival? I want to go.
I want to go too. I want to eat yakisoba.
Shall we all go together? What does your mother think?
Alright, fine. But make sure you do your homework first.
Yes?
Well then, it's homework time.
Ren, show me the math worksheet you mentioned this morning.
I finished it yesterday at school.
You're something else, Honoka.
Uh, there it is.
Ren, there's nothing written at all, is there?
Oh, wait? I thought I'd done it.
I was thinking, but that won't work, will it? We won't be able to go to the festival like this.
I didn't hear anything like that.
No festival if your homework isn't done.
Got it. I'll do it. I'll definitely do it.
I want to go to the festival.
Do your best. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Big brother, do your best. I'm cheering for you.
Hmm, this sentence problem is difficult.
Let's see, let's read it together.
It's finally over. Thank you, Dad.
You did great. Now we can go to the festival.
Yay, big brother!
Phew, I'm tired. But it's over, and that's good. Looking forward to the festival.
It's about time for a bath. Honoka, would you like to go in first?
Can I take a duck toy into the bath?
Sure, but don't be too late.
I'm fine later. I want to watch TV a bit more.
Make sure you're ready for bed by 10 o'clock.
Got it.
The bath was so relaxing—.
Dry your hair properly, will you.
Yes?
Then I'll come in too. Did you finish brushing your teeth?
Then I'll turn off the light.
Good night, Dad, good night, Mom.
I'm looking forward to tomorrow's festival!
Good night.
Good night. Sleep well, Ren and Honoka.
Good night.
Shall we play in the park this afternoon and then go to the festival?
Shi.
Look, Ren, you're already asleep.
Cough.
Dad.
Hehehe. Sorry, sorry.
