You can check it out by the link above or here: This makes them great to listen to over and over again, which really helps hone your listening skills. It’s just right! In fact all her podcasts are between 7 and 12 minutes long. The episode is only 7 minutes long, which isn’t too long and isn’t too short. Then she discusses the culture of 副業 (ふくぎょう) in Japan.
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Such as the first episode 副業 (ふくぎょう), which means “side business” or “side work.” (I didn’t know this word until I moved to Japan!) In this first episode Ako talks about her friend Kyoto who works full time in IT but works on the side as an illustrator. The topics are varied so you might find Japanese that you haven’t learned in your textbook yet. They remind me of Japanese Graded Readers because the content is catered to Japanese practice and study. The conversations and slow and clear, but also use natural Japanese, making them perfect for JLPT N4/N3 level learners! The clever thing Ako has done with her podcast is work with her discussions to create simple conversations that use basic Japanese. The episodes are entirely in Japanese, each one focusing on a different topic with a different person. They are in fact discussions with native and native-level Japanese speakers. This podcast dos not comprise of Japanese lessons like Ako’s YouTube videos. She also posts Japanese tips and mini-lessons on Twitter and Instagram.Īnd, of course, she has a Japanese podcast! Patreon members get early access to videos as well as access to her Discord group. She has group and private lessons for all Japanese levels (although she’s currently fully booked.)Īs well as a YouTube channel with Japanese grammar lessons split by JLPT level.
(I was more familiar with her online lessons.) But after listening to some episodes, and appearing on Ako’s podcast myself, I saw they’re really great listening practice for JLPT N4/N3 level learners.Īko Suzuki has been teaching Japanese for 19 years. I had come across her podcasts in the past but never listened to them properly. It does not store any personal data.I recently had the honor to be on 日本語 with あこ ( Nihongo with Ako), a podcast hosted by Japanese teacher Ako Suzuki. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other.
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