大脱支時代

Hello, everyone. Haven't seen you for a long time. It is February 11, 2020 today. It is Kenkoku Kinen no Hi in Japan. Do you know what this means? Where is this day from?

If I tell any date in Japanese, you'd better to know which date I am talking at the first time. Let's test today. Can you get the answer as soon as I tell the date? These days I will tell are the National Days of some countries. Do you know what are the countries?

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Happy New Year, everyone! Welcome a wonderful 2020 together. There is going to be the Olympic Games in Tokyo this year, so let's work hard to learn more Japanese for an Olympic trip in the coming summer~

Now the life has been very convenient for playing cellphone games and computer games, but do you know what traditional games do Japanese children play? Do you know what is Otoshidama, Otedama and Kendama? All of these are usually seen in the New Year in Japan in the past. Today they have become a part of the culture. Let's take a look!

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Minasan, Merry Christmas!

How do you celebrate? A big meal or a lively party? Wish you could spend it with the ones you love. When we talk about Christmas, what will you think about? Santa Clause? Christmas Tree? Or the presents? Today we are going to talk about how to say these Christmas symbols by Japanese at this special day. Please take a look.

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Here we come, the new episode of Minna no Nihongo. Today it is the 7th unit. We have known how to say "having meals" in Japanese. That is ご飯を食べます. Today let's try to add some details. How can we tell the tools or ways that we do? For example, Having meals by chopsticks. There is a very important word that we have learnt to use here. What is that? Have a look.

In this lesson, there is a word ケータイ which means cellphone. Have you ever seen other ways of telling cellphones in Japanese? Why are they different? Which one is right to use? All of the answers are in today's video clip.

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The Minna no Nihongo series has come to the 6th unit. The object will be able to be used after you learn this lesson. Since we learnt the Japanese alphabets, we have kown there are two "o" in the 50 ONZU. They are the お in the A line and the を in the WA line. The only use of を for WA line is here for telling the object. Let's see how to use it.

Kanji is always hard for Japanese language learners. You must always see 駅 this kanji at all of the stations in Japan. How can you remember it? The left side of the Kanji 馬 means Horse, so what is the right side? Do you feel that you have ever seen it somewhere? Let me remind you. Now start to learn the Unit 6 of Minna no Nihongo.

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