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Learn Japanese tech vocabulary for the internet, smartphones, and social media, including words like ネット, アプリ, SNS, and スマホ.
This video shows how Japanese loanwords work through katakana, clipping, する-verbs, and wasei-eigo patterns.

Instead of memorizing every word one by one, you’ll learn how common Japanese internet and smartphone terms are built so you can recognize new words faster. We’ll cover everyday vocabulary for browsing, apps, accounts, files, phone settings, and social media actions like フォロー, いいね, and 投稿.

Learn essential Japanese shopping vocabulary for money, prices, stores, and checkout phrases.
This video covers 円, いくらですか, 買う, 払う, 高い, 安い, and common shop words you’ll hear in Japan.

Perfect for beginner Japanese learners, JLPT N5–N4 review, or anyone preparing to shop at a konbini, supermarket, or department store in Japan.

You’ll learn how to ask prices, understand yen amounts, recognize store signs, and use simple phrases like “How much is it?” and “Please give me this.”

Learn Japanese emotions vocabulary like 嬉しい, 悲しい, 寂しい, 怖い, and 怒る—and when each one actually works.
This video explains the key ～がる rule for describing someone else’s feelings naturally in Japanese.

You’ll learn why sentences like 彼は嬉しい sound wrong, how to use forms like 嬉しがっている and 寂しがっている, and when to choose alternatives like ～そうだ, ～げ, or direct quotes.

We’ll also cover common emotion words, feeling onomatopoeia like ワクワク and イライラ, and the important が → を particle shift with ～がる.

Learn Japanese colors without memorizing random lists: this video explains why 赤い works, but 緑の is correct.
You’ll see the key split between い-adjective colors and noun colors, plus why 青 can sometimes mean green.

Japanese color words follow a clear pattern once you know the “closed five”: 赤い, 青い, 白い, 黒い, and 黄色い. Every other color—like 緑, 紫, ピンク, オレンジ, and 茶色—usually behaves like a noun and needs の before another noun.

We’ll also look at the 青 vs. 緑 overlap in words like 青信号 and 青りんご, and common learner mistakes like 緑い.

Learn essential Japanese school vocabulary, from 小学校 and 高校 to subjects like 国語, 算数, 理科, and 英語.
This video breaks down school levels, classroom words, student terms, and common school events in Japan.

You’ll also learn useful distinctions like 児童 vs 生徒 vs 学生, 算数 vs 数学, and 勉強する vs 習う vs 学ぶ, so you can use the right word in the right context.

Japanese office vocabulary explained: learn workplace titles, work verbs, meetings, business cards,
and polite company terms like 弊社 and 御社.

In this video, you’ll learn essential Japanese work and office words for N4–N3 learners, including job titles like 社長, 部長, and 課長, the difference between 働く and 勤める, and useful workplace keigo for talking about your company and someone else’s company.

Learn Japanese transportation vocabulary for trains, buses, stations, tickets, and directions.
Master the 乗る/降りる particle rule for real travel phrases.

This lesson covers essential N5–N4 travel words like 電車, 駅, バス, 切符, 改札, ホーム, and 乗り換える. You’ll also learn common station phrases, IC card vocabulary, direction words, and the important difference between 電車に乗る and バスを降りる.

Japanese Body & Health Vocabulary

Learn Japanese body and health vocabulary for real clinic situations, from 頭 and お腹 to 風邪, 熱, and 薬.
Master the が痛い pattern so you can say what hurts: 頭が痛いです, 喉が痛いです, and ここが痛いです.

This beginner-friendly lesson covers essential N5 body parts, common illness words, and useful doctor phrases like どこが痛いですか and 熱があります. You’ll also learn why Japanese uses が with 痛い, and how to describe pain naturally in everyday speech.

Japanese Weather Vocabulary for Beginners

Learn Japanese weather vocabulary for daily small talk, from 天気 and 雨 to seasons, temperature words, and forecast phrases.

In this lesson, you’ll learn common N5–N4 weather words like 晴れ, 曇り, 雪, 風, 春夏秋冬, and useful patterns such as 雨が降る, 風が吹く, and 雨が降りそう.

Perfect for understanding Japanese forecasts and talking naturally about the weather.