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Want to speak real Japanese from your very first lesson? Sign up for your free lifetime account at JapanesePod101.com Hi, everybody! Today, we are going to cover the top 25 nouns. Let's go! Question question problem solve the problem Environmental issues Issues Question Question ask a question Ask a question Answer the question Question. What's your favorite Japanese word? What is your favorite Japanese word? Question store店お店 Go shopping at my favorite store Where is your favorite store? What is it? Store Station Tokyo Station is always Many people are present. How do I get to Tokyo Station? How can I get to Tokyo Station? Water Water Please give me some water. Can I have a glass of tap water? It's not tap water. meaning Please explain the meaning of those words. Meaning, meaning, always eager to know the meaning right away Why? Why, why, what does it mean? Please tell me what it means. Why? photo; take a photo May I take your picture? selfie car Last week I went to Akihabara. And I saw a lot of Itasha. Itasha does not mean Italian car. It means like a boring car Typically, otaku people are in that car. Room My favorite room is my room. I love to sleep. Room words words I like thank you word movie My favorite movie, I have many favorite movies. I like Gran Torino. I like Stand By Me, Caesar Hines Name My name is Risa. Nice to meet you school school The school is going to play dodgeball in the playground. Work when I have to work company What companies are there? I don't know. There are many companies in Tokyo. house In the future, I want to have a house near the sea and the mountains. in nature Tomorrow I am going to meet with my friends tomorrow. Yesterday I ate a lot of avocado yesterday. Now Now or never This joke is so old. Now, now, now Now Now I am here Today Today is going to be Today is going to be the day that they're going to throw it back to you. Today time We are running out of time. Everybody Hello everybody Someone everyone Everyone knows, yet no one truly knows. Can I turn all of this into a song? person He is a nice person. Hard to say Simple, simple person I know a person who knows a person who knows a person. thing thing I want to eat something delicious. I want to eat something delicious. I am hungry I wonder what I feel like eating now. I want to eat so many things. I want to eat Thai curry. thing What happened starting yesterday It happened yesterday. I need one thing Thank you for watching the top 25 nouns I hope you enjoyed it Bye for now See you next time Thank you for watching Thank you Hi everyone Welcome to the Japanese Top 25 Verbs Let's go Forget it to forget What did you eat for dinner last night? What did I eat? Forget it do to do Jump Do it to do "Yaru" also means "to do." like do But doing it is more kinda do Make a to-do list Make a to-do list Something happened, but I've forgotten it. Learn how to do yoga Create my original song to-do list There is/are. to exist I have friends. I have a friend. Thank you One to exist We usually use "いる" for living things. But ある is used for non-living things To speak to talk Speak into the camera to talk to the camera to the camera Uh, yesterday, you know I don't know what I should talk about with the camera Hello Call to call to call your name Hey Go to go to go to France Bomboya-shu To come out to go out to go out of this room To see to see to see the future I can see your future. You'll get a candy from your friend tomorrow. I think to think Do you think about what I want to eat for lunch today? French fries? Waiting to wait Hmm, it's taking too long, isn't it? Still waiting... Hmm, won't it come soon? Say to say to say what you want to say Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm I understand. to understand to understand Japanese I understand Japanese. Ah, I see. Come here to come Crew in spring Hay fever Crew Can do to be able to do Can do I want my foot to be able to touch my head. This is my foot. Open to open Open your heart Take to take to take a tissue box to put on slippers to take a keyboard to take a slipper again to take a handkerchief There are plenty to choose from. create to make to make a cup out of clay Read to read to read your mind I know. I know what you're thinking about. I've been reading a book called The Alchemist. It's been taking a long time. Walking to walk Let's walk, let's walk Walking To eat to eat to eat with my hand Hmm, delicious. Sleep to sleep to sleep in class Wake up Yes, I'm sorry. Listen to hear, to ask What is your favorite Japanese word? What is your favorite Japanese word? Hmm, I see. So it is. to become I want to become a person with a broad mind. I want to become a person with a big heart To drive to drive Oh, be careful! Laugh to laugh Sing to sing Thank you for watching. Today, we did the top 25 Japanese vibes. I hope good things happen to everyone! Hey guys, it's Risa. Today, I'm going to teach you the 25 most common phrases used in Japan. Good morning Good morning. Good morning Sorry Excuse me. Sorry "Sorry" is a polite way to say I am sorry. And you can also say excuse me. When you want to ask for directions, you can say Sorry Yes I want to go to Tokyo Tower. How do I get there? You can get there by turning right onto the road just ahead. Thank you. I appreciate it. Yes Yes You can just say yes No No No When you want to say yes, Yeah And the casual way to say no is "un." It's very similar, so be careful. Yeah Are you feeling well today? Yes No Hi! How are you? Yeah Where is the station? Where is the station? Hmm, where am I? This is troublesome. Sorry, where is Tokyo Station? Over there. Thank you. I kindly request your cooperation. Please treat me well. When you meet someone for the first time, You can introduce yourself and then use this phrase. I kindly ask for your favor. It also means something like "nice to meet you." I kindly ask for your favor. And you can also say something like "yoroshiku." for the casual way Please take care of it. How much is this? How much is this? How much is this? Hmm, it's cheap, isn't it. This one, please. Good night. Good night. You can also say good night. I think it's more common to use it. Good night How old are you? How old are you? In Japan, when you meet someone for the first time, They usually ask, "How old are you?" The correct way to ask someone's age. How old are you? Here you go. After you, you can use this phrase when you let someone go first Please. After you. For example, on the train, You see someone who needs the seat and you are sitting, you can say Oh, please, go ahead. If you'd like. I understand. I understand. I don't understand. I don't understand. Or if you don't understand it, you just say I don't understand. Once again, please. Do you understand Japanese? No, I don't know. Do you understand Japanese? I don't understand. Can you speak English? Do you speak English? See you later. See you soon. Between friends, maybe? See you later. See you later. Hello. Thank you. Hello. Goodbye. "Thanks" in Japanese, "dōmo," is like saying "thank you very much" in English. Hi there. Hello Oh, hello. "Goodbye" is "sayonara" in Japanese. Oh, hello. How are you? How are you? How are you? is a polite way to say "Ogenki desu ka?" Casually, you can ask Hello? I'm sorry. I am sorry. When you say sorry, Make sure it's filled with emotion. I'm sorry. Or right away to say this Oh, sorry. Good evening. Good evening. When it is getting dark, or around 5 o'clock, You say good evening. Hello. Hello. You use this phrase during the day. Hello. You start using こんにちは at noon. And anytime before noon is "good morning." Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. What is your name? What is your name? You usually ask people What is your name? What is your name? What is your name? My name is Risa. What is your name? Risa here. Water, please. Water, please. In the restaurant, when you need some water, You ask them, "Water, please." I humbly receive. Water. Help me, please. Help. Please help me. Help me. Thank you. I'm okay. Thank you. Thank you. If you are going to remember any word, Please just remember thank you. Thank you. It's very useful. Thank you for studying Japanese. Thank you for studying Japanese. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Go ahead! We also say goodbye for さようなら between friends or someone you're close to. Thank you. Goodbye. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you very much. That was the 25 most common phrases. that we use in Japan. I hope it helps you greatly. Please work hard on studying Japanese. It would be nice to talk in Japanese again someday. Bye then. Goodbye. Goodbye. It's hot. Hot. Long. Long. Long. Long. Long story. Sometimes it's boring. It makes me drowsy. Fast. Fast. Early. Fast. Men usually eat very quickly. Men eat like women. Yeah, I know. I love you. Like. Like mine. The same. Same. The same. The same. Same. I wear the same coat every day. Good, this one. Few. Few. Rare. On New Year's, there are fewer people in Tokyo. I need a few things. And you have the few things. Necessary. Essential. I need you. More and more every day. Delicious. Skilled. My mom cooks very well. Well. The food is delicious. Delicious. Delicious. The Japanese noodles are delicious. Amazing. Cool. What's impressive? Cool. Yeah. Almost. Close. Almost. Almost. He sits really close to me. Squeeze. Move. Oops. Difficult. Difficult. Your question is really difficult. Let me think. Difficult. Good. Good. You have a good sense. I had a good day. Small. Small. What are some small things? Small. Fancy chocolate is usually small. Don't you think so? And it's expensive. New. New. I bought a new coat for this winter. It's warm. I like it. Bad. Bad. Because you had a bad day. You're taking one down. You're singing sad songs. Just standing around. Big. Large. Voice Big. Large. Cold. Cold. In winter, tap water is usually very cold. Ouch! Freezing! Delicious. Delicious. I had a delicious dinner yesterday. Avocado. Gratin. High. Tall. High. High. Far. Far away. Almost. Far away. Short. Short. Short hair. Can you see it? Short hair. Brief. And long. Fun. Fun. Let's have fun. Thank you for watching. And enjoy your... Thank you for watching. Enjoy learning Japanese. Goodbye. I like the way you move. I like to move it, move it. I love dancing, love dancing. Hi everyone. Welcome to Japanese Top Words. Today we are going to do 10 phrases to amaze native speakers. Let's begin. Thank you. But actually, I'm not a native speaker. Thank you. But I'm not actually a native speaker. Thank you. But in fact, I'm not a native speaker. Thank you. But I'm not actually a native speaker. Really? You're really good at Japanese. I was surprised. It takes time to become good at speaking it well. It took only one year. It took me only one year to become fluent. It takes time to become good at speaking it well. It took only one year. It took me only one year to become fluent. Really? I will be able to speak Japanese like a native speaker within three years. I'll speak Japanese like a native speaker in three years. I will be able to speak Japanese as fluently as a native speaker within three years. I'll speak Japanese like a native speaker in three years. Good intention. Amazing. You can do it. We're cheering for you. I have been studying Japanese for 10 years. I have been studying Japanese for 10 years. I have been studying Japanese for ten years. I have been studying Japanese for 10 years. Amazing. Persistence is power. You can watch Japanese movies without subtitles. I can watch Japanese movies without subtitles. I can watch Japanese movies without subtitles. I can watch Japanese movies without subtitles. Amazing. I can learn about 55 new Japanese words per day. I can memorize about 50 Japanese words a day. Really? Lend me that talent for a moment. I can also speak several other languages. What languages can you speak? That's amazing. I am studying Japanese on my own. Oh wow, amazing! You'll definitely get better! Thank you all for watching! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel!