【N5-N4】What we miss from Japan - Easy Japanese conversation

In this video of Easy Japanese conversation practice, we talk about what we miss from Japan using easy Japanese mostly from Genki 1 textbook. It's perfect for Japanese listening comprehension practice especially for JLPT N4, N3.

Also I have a Japanese podcast for beginners.

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[lutaseb]

I just passed the N5 exam. I can understand a big part of the conversation which is very very satisfying, it's an awesome resource for beginners like me. Thanks so much フランスから

[christopherreed]

Thanks from England. I find it hard to find Japanese that isn’t classroom based and very formal. You’ve managed to make videos that have a balance of easy to understand and fun to watch. ありがとございます

[elireyna]

This is a really interesting and well done video for n5/n4 learners

[taesthetic]

Your channel is definitely one of he best in terms of listening resources for beginners! I was struggling to find videos that combine spontaneous yet comprehensive content

[vie]

Just found your channel. So useful. The thing that’s missing from audiobooks sometimes is the sounds in between the words. They are often too clean. Hearing agreement, surprise etc which are similar to ‘um and ah’ sounds in English. These sounds are actually very meaningful, also your repetition of words for emphasis. Thank you. Have subscribed and will check out your podcast.

I miss Japanese style barbecue at the beach, playing dodgeball (not a common game in the UK) and eating ramen and Japanese style kimchi after work by Hakata Station in Fukuoka. I still dream about that ramen and it’s the main reason why I will be going back for a visit.

[efamilystory]

I am a Chinese who live in USA and I miss Japan too! The food, the quietness, the hardworking

[JohnSmith-ujuo]

Shun, your lessons are a joy to listen to

I watch your videos on YouTube and listen to your podcasts on Spotify

Thank you for making videos that use real-life, day to day Japanese that is easily understandable for beginners

Your videos and content are the best way to practice listening to Japanese that I've found for my current level so far

Please keep making videos for every level of Japanese

I'm going to be living in Japan for the next five years, so I will be watching every video you post🔥🔥🔥

[igorduarte]

I think I understood ~80% of this video, I'm so happy. Thanks for your amazing content, Shun-san.

[DjNicoForlanDe]

I’m learning Japanese since 4 Month. For me your content contains the best mix of difficulty level, reality relation and fun! Thank you so much! ありがとう

[stylkfry]

Thanks for the listening resource!Highly appreciated 🙏🏾

[RodrigoAlmeidaG]

My favorite channel for Japanese conversation. I also listen to your podcasts while I'm cooking. ありがとうございました、頑張て、しゅんさん

[nigelcarruthers]

恋しいは初めて聞きました。いい言葉だと思います。 先生、ありがとうございます。

[ahmadchauhan]

Thanks from Pakistan.
The great thing is the repetition of some words again and again that helps the listener learn easily. Keep posting Shun San.

[ary]

Thank you for this very useful video, Shun San. You helped me a lot.

[hasu]

Very entertaining and fun! I understood at least 90% of the conversations!

[kathleenmack]

I just took the JLPT N4 exam last Sunday, and I'm so happy that I understand like 95% of these 🤩 ゆきさんもとても面白い!!! It's like she's just floating 😂😂

[markmonegro]

Thank you for your vedio sensei...this is very helpful to me....thank you so much i hope many vedio you upload sensei ありがとうございました

[KillingSavages]

I miss the food there... Great Videos btw. These videos are really helping with my japanese learning!

[mayzinmyo]

最高。とても役に立つし、楽しいし勉強されます。すすめたい channel ですね。教えてくれてありがとうございます。

[lpkuraraindonesia]

Very nice practice for japanese beginer, because both of you is easy listening for me. Thank you guys, keep it up...