Japanese Phrases for Dating and Relationships

1. Relationship Introduction: Welcome to our online Japanese language course. I am Ayana moto, a Japanese student with over ten years of experience teaching Japanese. In this course, Japanese phrases for dating and relationship, finding love in Japan ten steps. You will learn practical phrases and vocabulary related to relationship, dating and Japanese culture. The course is designed for beginners to pre intermediate level learners. We will cover formal and informal expressions that can be used in various relationship contexts. As you progress, you will gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, whether you want to meet new people, navigate matic relationship with Japanese partners or simply explore Japanese culture. This course will equip you with effective communication tools. Through interactive exercise and engaging videos, you will develop your speaking, listening, and reading skills. The contents includes Lomanize text, make it accessible to those who haven't learned Japanese characters yet. While I'm not a relationship expert, I will guide you through grammar and commonly used phrases. If you have any questions about the Japanese language, feel free to ask in the Q and section. I'm excited to have you join this journey of life and language learning. Let's explore the beauty of connecting Japanese people together. Okay. Please now and get started to this exciting adventure together. 2. Step 1: Introduction and goals: In this lesson in the process is getting to know each other. Ten ten useful phrases for beginners. Let's get started. To know. The goal for the lesson is getting to know each other. The person get to know you each other. The person get to know you and you will get to know each other. 3. Introduce yourself and "what is your name?": The my first phrase is Hazmat Hazmat means nice to me to repeat after me. Has May Hazme stay. You can add your name, you will add your name. So you can say This part is name. I use my name. So you can try your name Japanese, you family name and the first name. But if it's informal situation, you can say your first name or just say your family name. Is fine. So for example, you can say, informal way, you can say, dashivajom v j You don't have to say John use your name, okay? Okay, so you see previous one has a des but this sentence without the desert because it's informal without the dsp. You can say. Instead of, if you are a boy, you can say B means also, but boys can use it. Okay. The next getting no phrase is what's your name in Japanese Onana That's the way. Informal casual expression is On, you can just say an internal gota, you can say This is a tip ago. This means once you know their name, you will sag their name immediately. That way you express a friendinss. Also, you try to check if your pronunciation or their name is correct. So that's the tip. In Japanese culture conversation, we often tend to use the person's name who you are speaking to, for example, the person's name is John John, for example, or her name is Y, Japanese name Yi Yi S. So you can repeat their names, rag or you can use for boy. Then Chan is more friendly way like girls often use in Can. Depending on the relationship, you can ask them which one they like it. So Kan used with names. Son is basileF adults is boys or men, sometimes, then Chan is for girls. 4. "Where do you live?" and "What are you doing now?": Next the sentence. Did Maka. This is a polite way, where do you live? After med Macao Sund Maka. Informal expression is dope after. This is an informal, so you can include the knee after knee particle, but you can also drop a knee. Simply like this. Okay. Is. If you ask Dogs, they know this question, they will say the location or area name. So it's good to get familiar with the names of the location where you are living or where you live. If you live in Japan, for example, Tokyo has a district called a 23rd Nj number is 23, in Japanese Njanjg it's better to know the name so that you can associate, Oh, it's in Tokyo. Of name of the prefecture you live in. So this is the region prefecture of the Palm. So as you can see about area is bigger section like Hokkaido, then tall Hoka area. So region Cui Hong. To Anto is one of them here. So onto area, the green tubo is this part. But people do not say onto. Normally, they mention the area or normally they say the prefecture name or maybe the city name. That's why if you live in let's say to region, maybe where you live I get familiar with Ala areas name. Okay. X. This is a polite way of asking what are you doing now. But this question in the context. If you meet first time in the context, it's not asking what are you right now doing like I'm studying Japanese, can be more depends on the context, can be asking a job or are you students or are you travelers? No. Let's practice. One more time Saka Informal way, you can say one more time. So if someone asked me this question, I will say this, I'm a Japanese teacher. Okay. This is a follow up question. You know, for example, a, a follow up. I go up, means are you student? The student, Nani Bank what are you studying now. Okay, so you can flow add more follow up questions. Repeat after Nani Bank stay So I put the tips, and this question can be used what are you doing right now? Well, what's your estion. So as I said, it depends on the context. 5. “What do you do for work?" and “How old are you?": If you want to ask directly what's your job? It's polite way of asking. If we break down, Sotos job, Nani is what Saka is doing. So what do you do? What do you do for work? Practice repeat after me. Mac Informal way, you can say no intonation go up. And no function of this no is asking wondering or suspicious or curiosity. A lot of meaning included. Okay. So let's see some situation. So she asked. She got grandma IT. So Cut. Okay So this question, means what do you do for work. Then he said Program program means programming. Then I she doesn't know the name, so she follow up or is it something related in IT, an means relation related to IT. Cut. The conversation is informal way. They didn't use desk or mask. So means that Computer job computer. Let's he asked. Then she said, Okay. So he asked what do you do for work again. Then she said, originally office short but he didn't know. So it's okay to ask what is something something. So what is something. So that's the way you can ask what is. Then this is a informal way of asking what is something something. Which is an office worker company employee she's explaining. Next phrase would be how old are you? That would be question equal to the question. They be after me, equal to One more time, q can asks. No. This is the informal way. The side question asking someone's age can be sensitive topic, it's important to determine if it's appropriate to ask or not. But personally, I don't think the age as important as being able to guess someone's generation because if you see them, probably just around 20 or 30 or 40, you can guess. If you want to ask, you can use the phrase. You can say like this. This one gives you the choice for other people. If you don't want to answer, you don't have to say that. Because originally means answer, then Tata is conditional. If you don't take to taka is a conditional statement. If you don't want to answer, you don't have to to, you don't have to do it. If you can this phrase that sounds better if you are talking about sensitive topic. Okay. So you can say he said then he answered her name is follow up question. Then she didn't say anything like this situation, you can use it like this so that sometimes topic. You can follow up. Okay. 6. “Do you have a family?" and “Where are you from?": Okay, next phrase is mask. We use the polite for mask. Then when we show respect, we put the goal in front of so. You can drop go part, take off go, then you can simply says. That's okay. If you use go, that sounds more polite. That's the difference. Repeat after me, aka We have that family. Then informal way would it be? Yes, as you can see, no goal anymore because it's informal. Simply this is informal. When you pronounce intonation go up like one more time. Okay, so see some examples. Ask the and then can be This is an informal. The reason why informal is here in the da or at the end. Let's see. Means now or currently right now at the moment, means living along and is nothing special meaning, but emphasize means my parents. You can use a to own parents, but not to use other parents. I just randomly pick the name of the prefecture in Japan, prefecture my parents live in Pu Let's practice. The next sentence is a polite form means where you from Shin is a polite way of asking where is a question word with Informal way, you can say Shin do. Instead of Dia Desk where is DC we, we just use Do. Maybe left, Shad. One more time. Shh. Where are you from? Okay. 7. "What are your hobbies?" and “Did you come here for the first time?": Then this phrase we will learn what are your hobbies. So hobby in Japanese we say Shimi. Then what is something. We have we will learn more of an Diskqskdsca is a format for what is something. In this sentence, we start with Shum because we want to talk about hobbies. Shuman Or informal way you can use instead of Dani. What are your hobbies? The next question is Did you come here for the first time so that we can ask like this, If we break down here is the first time. Normally involve means the first time to do some action. Then a is a past of D. Let's practice. Then informally, just to change the change 8. Fukushu（ふくしゅう）/Revision: Kivas Machel who Kou means a vision. That translates the following sentence into Japanese. What are your hobbies? ID say this. That Okay, so let's check your answer. Shumianan This is an informal Shumanananan. Next. Where are you from? How do you ask in Japanese Okay, let's answer Shao time after me. Shao next, last one. What do you do for work? How did ask in Japanese. Okay, let's answer. Can I Internal grow. And we have more. How do you do you have a family? Let's check answers. And where do you live? How do you ask? Today, you know. Patter on Sunday, you know. 9. Learn and pronounce together Step 1 vocabulary!: Okay, so we practice pronuncation together. The phrases to get to know each other. Mbat after me. How you meant? Nat and all. A San Okay, this time we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where you have focused on learning vocabulries or phrases. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me. As you may a Ian. She with practice. 10. Let's practice speaking together.: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where we focused on reading, grammar points, or vocabulary. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me. A, Nant 11. Step 2: Introduction and goals: The step two is asking his or her contact information, so we will learn how to ask in Japanese. So this is step one to five. Actually, we have ten steps, but I put one to five. Okay, so this is step two means the contact information. The goal for this lesson in step two is asking for the contact information. Even you are shy, you have a college to ask, and the purpose is exchange a message via text or a line will be effective way to get to know him or her. Then line is a very popular, well used social media in Japan. Let's get started. 12. ”Could you tell me your phone number?” and "Can I ask for your email address? ”: Okay. So the first one is Dana I will pronounce slowly. Dvgova But that's the meaning in could you tell me your phone number. So D means phone Bango is number. So you put together D bang means the phone number. If it in the context, some case can be just say Bangog number itself, it depends on the context. It still makes sense. Then changes to tell something. Ta is a polite way of asking something. Let's practice repeat after me. Dang Osa Then informal way is Don't bang in informal repeat after me Bango It's intonation because it's a question. The informal way. Can you tell me your phone number drag one more time. Bang you can use this phrase to ask the phone number. Ten is an informal way of asking something. So you need to know the te pm conjugation to master this sentence. But briefly, I will introduce. Taken is with express asking informal request. Then the key point is intonation has to go up te listener understand you're asking me something. Means if you look up on the dictionary, it will say to teach something. But Os in Japanese can be to tell or to say something. So to me not only teaching but also in Japanese is to say something. On forms. The next one is a polite. So you can see, This is written in because it's mail address. But in Japanese pronunciation is like this. Some people say short term, which is I mean e mail address. It's an informal. I can I ask can I ask something. After Then here, informal. One more time So, can I ask for your e mail address. T is a grammar points form plus more express asking for permission. May I do something or can I do something? Key key change to key form. We use it here. Key to listen to here. Key. T E is express asking for permission. 13. "Shall we exchange LINE IDs?” and “Let’s exchange our LINE IDs!”: The next phrase, you can use. Shall we exchange line IDs. Line ID after me. Line ID. So I change change is asking polite shall we exchange line IDs? The line is the most popular social media in Japan right now 2023. Then by the way, Shamsnkus you can use Mcenka mass change to mas negative, then a car. The sentence itself does not mean negative, even though we use mas negative form. The question particle car added to the end of the invitation. Blah Mcenka is a polite invitation. Let's practice repeat after me. Line ID Simas. The Ms invitation something activity or do something together. So that's the situation we use it. Informal way, Mask is a formal, but we have also informal way is a Yome it's called the volon form. But it's a little bit conjugation complex. I'll just introduce it's a phrase in ID repeat after me. Line ID. So that means let's exchange our line Ds informal way. So to change the Shi let's do something Shi Shi. Okay. So as I mentioned previously, Cho is original form of the verbs less formal, more casual equivalent of macho. Macho is let's do polite way. Sha Macho is more like a shad You can use it to suggest a plant to close friends, your family member, for example. So original form to change to then put together that pronunciation is hi. So that's the cab we have studied. Okay. Okay. 14. "I'd like to exchange DMs, so could you tell me your Twitter ID? “: Okay. The next sentence is. So that means I'd like to exchange could you tell me Twitter ID? I use Twitter, but you can change something else different social media if you need it. Here, message is okay to direct message. Ma means exchange, then star one to do, nodes explain then This connecting with ID and Twitter. N is connecting to nouns. Then indicate object or action to something. Then changes. Let's pronounce together after I. This is a bit more. Let's break down half of this here. No repeat T. If sometimes long sentence you can break down half or even three parts so that you can practice effectively. Then informal way you can say like this, Ding as you see ending will change to simply Let's break half Te and ID was. Okay. Good. One more time or put together T Let's look at some grammar point. They use. These organized we talked about the stay When you hit something ties, you can use tie to describe I wanted or hope or explanation. Normally, conjugation is a mass form of ve Then take off as then replace t. That that's become I want to do something. Action. Not that I want to item. I want to do some action want to do. For example, verbs such as to eat. Table is a mass form. Tab take off scab that means one to eat. This ti grammar point is very useful in the communication. Bod take method and play time. The next after time, you have a. You can use the grammar point this one is meaning is be ca you have some explanation or reason. Reason can be sentenced like I want to exchange. But can be reason can be it's raining or something. A proposal and situation. So if it's adjective or noun, you will use the da. Adjective noun means, for example, un can be because it's my day off, would it be da you need a d when you talk about the reason because it's my day off, would it be Q. But this one is simply without d because it's a sentence. It's a sentence reason. And it's above included. So you don't need here. Then when you learn the color, you have another way because which is no both the same meaning, but color is less formal. Because this sentence overall sentence is casual expression. That's why I used color here. Let's practice the sentence, repeat after me Okay. 15. “Are you on XX (Social Media)?“ and "Do you use XX (Social Media)?“: The next sentence, you will learn are you using social media. I used means need something put social media. Previous sentence, we have used Twitter. This time, I bring Facebook as an example. Stay. That's the poly A on blah blah blah. B do you have the account blah blah. Maybe Mac I my time. Stay my go. So for example, if you want to ask someone on the Facebook, that would be face stains stain. The informal where you can say instead of stay longer than more formal. Stay macaca change to stat is less formal, so you can use the ferns Okay. For example, it's like face. You can change. Maybe we can try that one. Twitter What? What else do you have social media? You can use it something like this. So popular maybe it's more popular for I think for business persons. But you can use it like this. So let's look at some grammar point. Grammar point of this is informal. So rough the course, you've seen a lot of form. So TFm has a multiple way of using grammar points. So one of them is something like indicate a certain action or motion in progress. And another meaning it's describing the continuing states, which related from certain action in the past. I have been doing something. You can say that. Because for example, social media is something you started from the past and you keep going. It's happening. So you can use stat Oginal form is to do something. Then mass form is S. Then t form is changed changed. So this is you need to know the conjugation of the verbs. But I will briefly introduce. Category is irregular. So change. Then you add here is te. Then you added form and continuing states. Grammatical But the native speaker, drop the part when they speak natural informal But you can also still say still makes sense. It just introduce common way of S this. Then another way instead of, you can also use the Pronunciation two to two. T means to use. Then to change to meaning do you use bra bra bra. This is. Let's practice repeat after me. B one more time. Aca So for example, you can say Instagram. We call it Insta. Insta. Or maybe you can say TikTok Mac you notice. The social media is written in Katakana, so it's almost the same pronuncation as English. Insta Then informal will be you guess Scot maybe after me. A more time Okay. Let's look at some example sentence that we have The net he said negative F means that's the case. Not much meaning, well instead of, make it because she already used this. So in the context, they know that face, as he knows she's asking how about Facebook? Then he said facebook do. This Na's facebook. Nada a conditional if it's Facebook, do. Do is the same meaning as so or stadio. Original form is. If you look up the dictionary, yo means to do something. It's same as d but then you can use it like this because it's informal. Okay. Let's practice pronunciation together. Repeat we have learned how to ask the social media. 16. “Could you give me your contact information?”: The next sentence is, could you give me your contact information? So you can ask like this. La Sakiva One more time. La Sakivo a means contact. Aksak means where to contact. So Laak is versatile world, can be social media or can be e mail, can be phone number. The next one Mac. So I'd like to introduce. When you say this is not only this sentence, apply to all sentences. If you see your A because it's a course, please try to use the person's name. In Japanese culture, we often address the person's name. So if you apply to the person's name in this context, like you? For example, if you ask my contact information, my name is Ayana. So you will say no, or like this. So address you mention the person's name and no. By the way, no means this belong to that tip for when you speak Japanese. Then informal way, you can say instead of Oscar, you can say simply at the end, then Inter. Let's practice a one more time. Good. 17. Step 2#07（復習・訳す練習）: This time, we have studied some phrases of usiamo means let's review the sentence, sentence. So how do you say can you tell me for number in Japanese? Start that is bang Bango. This is a casual way. If you want, you can also use the cuac a polite way. Dan how do you say using a Twitter saca One more time. You can change to something else if you need it. Could you give me your contact information? How do you say in Japanese? Start The answer is a Maybe after me. Saqivi you can use the polite way. How do you polite way? Poly. Let's practice Sack? 18. Learn and pronounce together Step 2 vocabulary!: I. Okay. So we haven't studied phrases, getting the contact information. Let's go through pronunciation together. The beat after me. Laak Lago Dang Osiated Osciated Okay. A Ma Hi, Cima Cocama Dads. 19. Social Media in Japan/日本で使われているソーシャルメディア: I. What do you think a popular social media in Japan? This is the original form to to be used. The answer is popular social networking service in Japan is all line by Twitter Instagram and. All of the social media written in because originally it's from English some young generation called talking about the percent lovely percentage of social media. 80% of Japanese use social media. 20. Different type of asking: This do, I'd like to introduce the different type of asking. Japanese language has different type of way to ask the following examples are in order from most pin to the most informal. The most pole The longer more polite one. If you are in business situation, you should use it polite. But if it's friend or someone special, maybe you can use it informal way, which is because they are close relationship. Let's go through pronunciation to get a On. 21. Step 2 Q and A: Next. I'm too shy to ask for her or his contact information? What should I do? I Japanese I'm shy. Asks contact information, i ask refer to the activities. This activities asking ahi ash shy. Do I do? What should we do? Just a few tips. Find something in common. Such as the favorite food, a movies or sports, find something in common. That would be good to start and then bring it up in the conversation with the person. So reference use the following phrase You can ask. That's the more natural way. So you talk something in common, like can be food, can, can be local topic or maybe something job Then after you talk about the topic, something in common. Then after that, I want to talk more. Can I have your contact information? I want to talk more with you. You can ask like that. Let's practice repeat after me. So that's more that sounds natural and it's still polite in the floor if you are too shy to ask how it helps. 22. Let's practice speaking together.: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where we focused on reading grammar points or vocabularies. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me. La Dang Oiated C 23. Step 3: Introduction: Okay, so we will move Step three. Step three is Tom gun is Tach means friends. Develop the relationship as a friend. We have one step one to step five, so we are here, Tomo then I put the bracket ties is ti show. Then is a relationship or like love. Then Ti show is a target or potentially girlfriend or boyfriend. So that's why I put the question mark. I stead you may see him or her at school in the neighborhood or community. You will learn some useful communication to the good friend 24. Step 3: Goals and tip: So I put the goal for this course in this lesson is to find the shared interest and established connection with the other person. Then tip, you can begin by sharing something about yourself. So this will encourage other persons to do the same. For example, you can talk about your hobbies, your friends or your dreams by finding common ground, you can establish connection and build a stronger relationship. So it's better to say about yourself talk first. So for example, I would say, I like coffee, hobby I said my hobby is, What did I say? So my hobby is gardening in Brazilian Juju. So it's like that open about yourself first. Then Anna Dava. So you asked how about you Anav But instead of a Dava, Anna, you use the person's name, okay? Let's get started. 25. “ What did you do on the weekend?”: The first useful phrase is what did you do on the weekend? In Japan weekend means what D. In go up, I question This is informal. Let's look at the examples. He said previous one, but this one is we both to use it. Sh You parents house. I returned to my parents house. Where is your parents house she mentioned prefecture occasionally. Let's practice. Doco Co. 26. “Have you gotten used to the new work environment?” and "How is XX going?": The next sentence used to the new work environment? In Japanese, you can say like this ref If you have a look at this character, Shou means the job, but it is a workplace. Then what is topic indicator is original form to get used to. Then change net. That's the question informal way. The next one is how going is progressing well so far. You can use something topic here. Model is a circle circle. We call it the model in Japanese. That's why I said. But in English bra bra, is the meaning of this one going well, progressing well in formal way. Let's practice repeat after me. Oh, I can say Juno. So let's look at how to use example sentences like this. She got to Juno. Is your job going well? Repeat after me. She go to Juno. She Juno. A aka Jo Jo Takaku University. So the University is going well. I often use it to my students like Nihonga Banaj how is your Japanese study going like this Nihonga Bana Juno. Then the answer will be if it's going well, Jun statement. Banjo after Banaj Kikau uno Kikau Juno. Kikau project. So the project going, did I mean study. So if you add something study of something, Nio, no, Bank, that becomes a more specific topic. For example, she said D is a short form is something project. So maybe they're talking. He said, So we. This is the phrase we use. You get used to the work environment. Yes, I did. Let's practice together. 27. “I’ve been studying Japanese.” and “Can you teach me Japanese sometime? ”: I've been studying Japanese in Japanese you can say this ing. That is Nihong Japanese language. Then Banko is a study. So if you use it to connect, Nihon one didn't have a, but the Nihonen means I've been studying Japanese. Go. The next one is an informal way that means can teach me Japanese sometimes. So do a near future or sometimes. Then Nong This is asking is an informal way of asking requesting repeat after me. Condo 28. “I am not good at XX” and “What is your dream?”: The next phrase is that I'm not something. You can say this circle in Japanese, we say I will pronounce. Okay? So this is an informal one. If you want to make it formal instead of that here at the end of the sent you can change to this. Then you need to put something, what is not a good something, so that now, you need to put in here now. Let's look at some example sentences using this format. So for example, if you want to express, I'm not. You can say C. Next, if you want to Care time, Canada. The next one, I'm noted that the conversation was speaking, that would be a Kai means conversation. So you can also use this phrase Kaia. One more time, Kaia And then more. If you want to express to listening. Listening pronunciation is like this. Listening you can say Listening One more time. Listening The next, Nihonga. So this sentence means I Nina I want to be a good to Japanese. So the last sentence, example is using I want to be a good Japanese. So that's the phrase Niggda No country means skillful. That's the meaning. Then ending is grammar point used to express your reasons or calls or when you want to emphasize the sentence of this pronounced is expressed this way. Let's go some examples with the picture. How studying Japanese? I've been studying every day. Amazing. I'm not. You can have a conversation like this. Let's practice pronunciation together repeat after me go Sadio. Then the last phrase will be what's your dream? Sometimes it's interesting to hear the people's dream after. So what is your dream. This sentence format, blah, blah, blah, an is apply for other questions we have learned what's your phone number? What's your name? Topic anan is an informal way of what is something. In this sentence, we use. Some students mixed up, M means famous pronunciation different. M is famous me dream. Let's practice repeat after me, Manan more time. You may want. Right? 29. Step 3#07（復習・訳す練習）: Divi Let's review the sentences. How do you say how is your university study going? Translated in Japanese in Hong Joe after Joao. Question. I'm not listening to Japanese. Question. What did you do on the weekend? So on the weekend. Nana what did you do the informal way. My What's your dream? It come In go up. An repeat after me. Hi. 30. Learn and pronounce together Step 3 vocabulary!: Okay, so this time, we will practice the vocabulary together, pronunciation. Let's go through what we have learned. Repeat after me. Shuma Shuma Shou Shakub eight eight. June chop. June chop. Bank. Bank. Ki ka up. Ki ka up. She got to. She got to. Dan you got coop. Dan goo P. C. C. Jo Jo. No. No. 31. Let's practice speaking together.: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back to review previous slides where we focused on reading and pronounced together or vocabularies. This exercise will greatly increase your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeat after me. Do So d. Je Bano Kikau Shigao Ned All right. They will call Gm. 32. Step 4 : Introduction and goals: Welcome to our online course Stage four. At this point, you may be interested in someone as a potential boyfriend or a girlfriend, but you are not sure they feel the same way to build a deeper connection with them. It can be useful to learn some complimenting phrases. This can help to establish a romantic relationship rather than just a friendship. Let's explore some phrases together. In Step three, be able to give compmentkim happy by comp. Let's get started. 33. “ You are nice/wonderful.” and “ You are cute.”: Stay. Stay you are nice. You are wonderful they beat after me. You put the person's name here. So after me. Stay St The next is a is a kid. O two is suitable for use for radius of women girls. When you hear it, you just hear one, but actually when you spell it, do here in Hiragana. For example, if you are plant to text, make sure to have a double Okay. 34. “ You are cool.": Tao Tao is nice or cool. That means you're cool or handsome. But in some cases, you can use it to food for women as well. Repeat after me cacao. The next the phrase is something. You put something. Now, means very emphasizing. Niu means too much to suitable. N is confirming. So you can say the meaning is the outfit or something really so. For example, if you want to say for let's say shot shoes, the nice shoes. You can say. Not just probably better to say the pointing at the time when you are meeting the shot. Let's see examples. She said, is a color. So she said this. You can say that without, without still I. Starting at. Thank you. So he responded to your outfit so cute. So that's why he used a person S is showing respect name means clothes roses. Maybe he mentioned her clothes. There also because also means She said your outfit good. You also look good on. So that's why a cute. Okay. Okay. Then she said, this one, reasons short form I bought, I purchased is simply emphasize reasons or sometimes or emphasizing on something. So, this one reason I bought it, I purchased it. Let's go through the pronunciation together like this is a situation you can use it. Okay. 35. “You're smart/intelligent.” and "You are kind.": The next phrase is name state means head means good. The vocabulary can be read as also. But maybe common for E for conversation. Smart or intelligent Let's see She asked, do you have any new ideas? Then he said brainstorm he suggested Tad how about how about the brainstorming with everyone? Oh you're smart. Let's think of something with everyone. I like this. Came up with the idea. Come up with an idea. Next sentence means that you are kind. You are gentle. Repeat after me 36. “That's interesting/funny! ” and “You have a sense of humor.”: The next phrase is C means a lot of meaning can be emphasized on something, something. But you can use it just as an adjective. That means you're great or something is great. So this is ago useful phrases. You can use the person or you can use them or maybe while you're looking at the nice few, you can say, Wow, that's stunning, like this coin Let's practically repeat after me. It's going there. What's going there? Okay. So let's go some situation. So that means now I've been studying AR. Amazing. You smart. No, I just enjoy because it's fun, so that's why I'm researching doing some research. Because this means means to do research. Okay. The next phrase is wow Mochi. So Mochi means interesting funny. So that means something, Mochi means something is interesting. They beat after me Mochi. Wow, Mochi. You can use instead of item or things, so topic can be changed the person name, so you can use the person name. For example, the person's name is Steve. Steve the person's name is Y. Maybe she said something funny things, or you can say moi like this. You have a sense of humor. Beat after mom. 37. “Your hard work really paid off.”: And the next one is an means you had your hard work really paid off. This is a nice phrase to say a compliment or maybe some situation end of the big project or after the exam or after the job interview. After, anything someone put the effort on, okay? Let's practice, right? 38. Step 4#07（復習・訳す練習）: Hi, Dacia. We have learned phrases to give a compliment. Let's view Question one, Evan. If you're interested in someone who has recently passed a school exam, what would you say to them? Dv Hi. You can say This is a This is a country for i If you think someone is tall and good working, what would you say to them Hi, Dog Simao Sega tact Cacoi This is I put two adjectives. Tall and good looking. Tall is taka then good looking is. If it's a two adjectives and toll is adjective, due. That's the connection between adjectives. If it's adjective, take off and replace. That's the conjugation. Then you always have a together, not just taka you better mention the same is the height. You need to say like this. Next to transition exercise. How do you work kind or gentle start This is a question. The class really good on you. The How do you say in Japanese Hi. So of ug. This is of g. 39. Learn and pronounce together Step 4 vocabulary!: Let's practice pronunciation together. So vocabulary of phrases we have learned. I know see. I know see. A ago Sega ic. 40. Let's practice speaking together.: This time, we practice speaking without relying on text. If you find de yourself stop, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where we focus on reading grammar points or vocabularies. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after. St A. Ahi ahi please to practice many times. 41. Step 5 : Introduction: Welcome to stage five of the online course. At this point, you may be interested in someone as a potential boyfriend or girlfriend, but you are not sure if they feel the same way. To spend time along with this person, you may want to ask them out on a date, which can help to establish romantic relationship. In Japanese culture, going out together, does not necessarily mean that you are dating yet unless you have officially asked to be a boyfriend or girlfriend relationship. Let's explore how to ask someone out on a date. Ask him on a date. Means to invite. This is a. 42. “ Would you like to go out to eat next time or sometime soon?”: A. This is a formal expression formal way to ask, would you like to go out to eat next time or sometime soon? Let's practice bnunka The next one same question, but more casual informal way, Conda. Condo means a next time or sometime soon. Then meaning can be white rice or brown rice, but can be just a meal. So depending on the context, you can use like this. Depo. The next sentence. This means there's an interesting something. This part, you put something now. Would you like to go there with me. Let's practice repeat after me yes let's break down two parts. First one, I Paul asking invitation, would you like to call? Okay. The next one is informal where you can say. Instead sentence is Let's this pronunciation. Let's break down. 43. Four Examples of Invitation Situations: I Let's look at some example sentences invitation sentence This we have learned. Blah, blah, pa you need to put something known. This sentence put written in can. The meaning is. It's. Let's practice. One more time. Example, there is an interesting movie if you like to go with me. Gaga is a movie. Some students mixed up with Aga and go. Ego is English, gas a movie. Example three. You understand this meaning? There is a new cafe with me. One example. So this is maybe you can put the name of the artist or a band name or something. So that means there's a live performance by the artist. Would you like to go with me? So you put artist's name here is from in live performance. So we look at the four example sentences. All of them same sentence format, the change that known here. Let's practice this. Okay, let's look at the examples conversation. She said opened our office. You with me. You responded, Yes, Let's go there is more polite. She used admin is informal. Some relationship one person one person can use formal depending on the relationship. Hi. Let's practice pronunciation together repeat after me. A T. Hi, Tim. 44. Line Message Example: Let's look at the example in message in Japan. Line as social media is very popular, so I'd like to share an example. Si, it's conversation include it's a native, so you can see a lot of, I will read out and translate something the topic of. This is maybe making something is a documentation, making a documentation or creating documentation. Sv the other day. Thank you for helping me the other day. Then next sentence, that means next time or sometime soon. Would you like to have a meal with me means because I want to show appreciation. Which one would you like meat or fc. So that's the example of the line message. I will break down into the sentences. So it's a grammar point. It's very useful to use this phrase. Thank you for something, something. When you want to express gratitude to someone and if you want to refer specific to the action, The previous sentence, we have looked at t. The previous for it means helping. Thank you for helping me. Then you can use this form to grateful for in doing so, you can use the te format. Well, you can use goza, so that would be putz. So is tefm and Thank you for something. So use this one, you need to understand how to change the tefm of the ove. The next he said, condo, then you go hand next time, would you like to grab something to eat together. So go hand demo means that this part is grab something. Go had demo. So this demo implies at something or can be the meal can be goad can be going to the cafe, have a cup of coffee can be so that indicate a little bit more option, have to be meal, can be something else because demo. I'd like to show my appreciation. So that phrase, I'd like to show my appreciation. This part is. This is a key for Oska Then, which one would you like meat or fish? Ni want to ask like this, maybe it's more natural flow to ask like this. Thank you for something. Then I want to show my appreciation. Then which one would you like? So more navigating the way to maybe go out eat Nu me, Sagana fish, then dog. This phrase dog is which one. If you have two options, you can use the dog like this. Okay. 45. Example dialogue: Let's look at the other case. A conversation. That means what he's saying. So this sentences saying Thank you for tech Japanese No problem. She said, It's okay. So here he used the same phrase as I show you as an example. So would you like to go grab a meal as I want to show appreciation on me. Sounds good. I love fish. I prefer fish. When you answer? Dak instead of is fine. Si is like, which do you prefer? Let's Let's practice pronunciation to get repeat after me ask Go. I'd like to show you this case. Maybe she's saying no indirectly. That's not big deal. He asked the same question. No, you don't have to do that, don't worry about it. So she didn't say. That means she's no indirectly. Let's go through the pronunciation again 46. Could you come with me to the bookstore because I want to choose a Japanese book: Next phrase, maybe you want to invite, but maybe it's more included reasons, so that will be it sounds more natural to ask. So this looks long, but I will breakdown. Hong in Japanese fast starting Nihong Japanese book. Then a Tai want to choose Kara is a region. On we often see son throughout the discourse together. Then means bookshop. K asking polite original form changed to Ke means. So that's the phrase asking, Could you come with me to the book store because I want to choose a Japanese book. Let's practice pronunciation let's put the all together. Nihonga Nica The grammar point, I'd like to introduce car. Cara is a sentence. You can use a sentence that ends with C because explain the reason or cause of the situation proposal and so forth. The reason comes, then you are the ca. Maybe you can describe situation. So in this example, you can say asking first. Then you add. So, that's okay. So two pattern I put here, so you describe situation. And then you add color. Put in one sentence. Like my style is a one sentence. So reason color, then. Okay. It's informal way informal way you can say like this. Let's practice This is a soft way asking the same meaning. Could you come with me to the big store because I want to choose the Japanese book. Is asking practice pronunciation. We will put all together. Go. You can use it maybe as the invitation when you want to ask for a date. Okay. 47. Step 5#07（復習・訳す練習）: I. To check review what do we have learned? Question one. If you want to invite her to lunch, what would you say to her Informal way. So This is an informal way. This is a condo. It's better have a comma to pose it. Also, these are both, it's better to have a comma so that you can read it separate as a different word. Con both okay to use it. Good. Next one number two. If you want to invite him to an interesting event, what would you say to him? Start Hi. So you can ask like this Dai 48. Learn and pronounce together Step 5 vocabulary!: This time, we will pronounce together for the vocabulary we have learned in step five. Maybe after me. Go. Go. C D. C. Omohyoid. I shot. I shot. Ben bent AG. Go. Boom. All. All Niki Sacana Sacana Hong, yeah. Hong, yeah. Hoo. O Ken Ken. They are going on? A. 49. Q and A: In this lesson, briefly, I'd like to introduce a bit of Japanese culture. Japanese people don't say no directly. You learn the no. But actually, you don't hear much in situation. Instead what do they say means. They have multiple ways. Japanese people often use indirect way to convey a negative response instead of using the word null. I'll introduce first one. Second, gash means a little bit. So a little bit, maybe you imply something, something not good timing or something gai. Second, asi means that now I am busy. The independent of what do you offer, Mark? For example, there may be movie someone offered a movie but not your style, not keen to go to the movie. So that would be 99 Markie. Aarian means I don't like it very much. Cars as a reason because I have a job. So this kind maybe and Node is also a reason, but more polite way. So you can use Hokan means other plans. So can I have other commitments or I have other plans. So let's go through pronunciation together. I will show you low mange next slide. Those who can't read yet, you can just listen and copy practice what I say. Maybe to agai Okay. So it's like. It's like hesitation included magi I'm a bit busy. The Aki. I don't like something. Because I have a job. Unfortunately, I have other commitment at plan. Those were the typical Japanese response, maybe when they convey the negative response. I hope that helps. Thank you. 50. Step 6 : Introduction: Welcome to stage six of the online course. At this point, you may be interested in someone as a potential boyfriend or girlfriend, but you may not sure how they feel the same way. To spend time along with this person, you want to make sure that they will be good experience. In order to have a good and healthy relationship, communication is the key. If you're planning on a date Japanese person, you should put your effort into learning Japanese, even if that person can speak English or another language. Let's explore some places to use during a date. Means means then means the expressions. So we will learn useful ten phrases date. Then if you go on a date, it's already maybe moved to the informal expression because the informal expression can use a close relationships such as friends. So I introduced All of them is informal go way. Then we move stage six. The talk to know, this is volumes, the conversation. Okay. The goal for this course is to see if the person is good to match for you during the date. In Japanese, we say like this means. Ta means to see or to make sure Then Japanese to speak effort. Make a effort making an effort to speak Japanese that date. Let's get started. 51. “It's fun being with you.” and “Is there anywhere you'd like to go?”: Name on it, you will state you will state or you will address the person's name. The function is with together. That means it's fun being with you. For example, if the person's name is. You can say it's like that. So you state person name. Okay. They paid after me. To sheep. They paid after me. Okay. The second during the date. So situation, you can ask, is there anywhere you'd like to stop by or go? You can say first word means somewhere. If it's means, but the means anywhere. I means one to go, is a place. But You can't use on too. You need to use kit the place to go. Let's practice repeat after me. A? 52. “Do you often come to this place?" and “Do you like this place?": Third sentence, Bava You This is an informal way the bash means displaced. You will use that phrase that sentence is while that place mentioning display on BahvYo if we break down on bash means displaced, while the particle. You means often Your means to come, then is a question wondering. So all put together repeat after me. Bahvao like this, after You. Do you often come to this place? The response is, You. Yes, I often come. O, maybe can be response can be Tokyo Tokyo means sometimes. Another question you can use Kobasovski. Do you remember Suki? We have learned some other lesson videos, probably. Suki do you like this place? Maybe depends on where you are, you are in the restaurant or cafe or it can be beach or maybe nice park or garden. I can ask this maybe on Bawk. One more time, on Basvsk Okay. 53. "Would you like something to drink or eat?" and "Would you like to have a meal": The next phrases, Nima Can you guess what this mean? Starting with Ning is an open question something Nomi valve come from here. Tab. This is a mono things how about this question asking, would you like something to drink or eat? No literary things to drink. Tab things to eat. Mm stuff things. Let's practice a bit after Nana, Tab. Good. Number six, I Shahin. So this is a nine form. But actually, this sentence is not a nine negative. Nine form is casual negative. But if intonation go up, this is a different meaning, not negative. You have a meal together. So it's a question. So intonation please go up when you pronounce. It's like this. I Shih Okay. So that cuts you out of the way. You can ask. Okay. 54. Japanese Culture Tip and “It’s on me!": I something in order. This course is the Nana seventh. So this if you heard it, that means they're saying. Means a nice I do the nice meal. Yo. Then we have another one, which is go go also mean It's me. So you can say like this as well, repeat after me go go to. I'd like to introduce a culture tip. Dutch in Japanese, we will say this is. This one is hi it's not unusual for Japanese couple to go dutch. Don't be shocked if they're ever dating in Japan, she or he wants to pay evenly. So normally, we like to pay the portion evenly quality is very important in Japanese culture, and this should not be taken as a rude or cheap gesture. So for example, if you go on a date, or maybe it doesn't have to be date, go drinking party. Everyone may be an equal split. For example, if it's let's say three three friends together, then So to start. The total is $100 let's say $100. Then everybody will pay like $33 about that. So that's how it works. Even some people drink more or eat more, but we pay equally. Okay. So let's start our culture. Okay. So please maybe better to follow if that depends on the person. Okay. Hi. Okay. 55. “What are you going to order? ": Next phrase is if you go on a date at the restaurant, then while both are looking at the menu, you can use this phrase N N means what are you going to order in this context? But if you are in maybe different situation, not at the restaurant, might be different transition. But I will introduce Ngrama point. Nian literally, this transition is what are you going to decide on That's the phrase. So this situation is a restaurant. So I I wrote down here, what are you going to order? So you can say n then responses maybe name of the food. According. I'll decide this one, or you pick the name of food, for example, T pork Japanese N. I'll show you a grandma point. So no means to decide on something. So I put explanation, but don't worry. This is a more level three grammar points, which is level three means intermediate level. If you are not, don't worry, but I will read out anyway. An. This grammar used by the speaker is or subjective decision. So Hana. The equate. This is I highlighted there are multiple o options, then you choose one from them. It's often used when you order something or one among some options. Let's look at some examples. He asked to dance Shahin invitation. Dance dance do you like dancing? She responded. But I don't normally dance. That's what she said. Let's practice. Top after me. Dance. Do Gas 56. “I had fun today, thank you." and “Should we start heading back soon?": Do you know this meaning? Means means means had fun. Thank you. I had a fun today. Thank you. It may be useful to use the end of the day. You can say repeat after This one, not only date, but also maybe hung with friends. You can use this one too. Then you can say solo. This one lit in Hiragana, So Kai means to go home. Repeat after me. Solo Kai. This is a statement if intonation go up. So I'll go home. I didn't put sorry, I'll go home soon. But if intonation go up. So, that become the question, shall we go home intonation go up. So the intonation determined if you are asking or you are stating your opinion. So Soroka means should we start heading back soon, this can be Intonation go up. It's practice repeat after me. Intonation go up. Hi. That's situation conversation. Could ask Do you often come to this place? Yeah, I will come here for work. Go for work. Yeah, I understand the reason. This park is a spacious Hero is big. He is big. Could The next situation needs a different conversation. Went to go for work in the pack together I introduce. But you can include specify something. He says. Shall we heading home soon. Then he suggested. From now on, shall we have a lunch or something. That sounds good. So like this. Let's go through the pronunciation together repeat after me. 57. Step 6#08（復習・訳す練習）: Now, we have learned the ten phrase sentences. Let's recap review. Uh It's fun being with you. Mask start I. One more time t Then you are the name of the do this? There are a few ways of expressing Let's take answer. Go. Go to ago all of them say Go go to go. Okay. Swire I had fun today. Thank you. A i Tani Divi 58. Learn and pronounce together Step 6 vocabulary!: Okay, so this time, we will practice the pronunciation together. We have learned a lot of vocabularies, let's go through bepating after me. Do Do. You. Yo. B so. So. No me, no. No, no. No. No. Shoo Shoo. G O S 59. Let's practice speaking together.: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where we focus on reading grammar and vocabulary. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me Con Basovgo Co Basovasuki 60. Visiting a Japanese Home: five Tips You Should Know!: I'd like to share the tips when you should know when you visit the Japanese home alive on time. Japanese people time is on time person, most of the Japanese. That's the culture. Then number two is don't invite others without asking. In Western culture, it's it's common to it's okay to show up with your partner, boyfriend, or your kids. But in Japanese culture, we probably host want to know in advance, how many people show up and how much food, how much drink were probably better if you want to bring someone else, you better ask the host first. Then bring a small gift. And maybe it's good to help out after eating if you're having to share a meal together or something. Then of course, take off your shoes. I will explain in Japanese. All right. 61. Step 7: Introduction: Again. Follow up after today and make plans for the next one. Informal expression we're going. Let's look at the title this goal means after again expressions. That is the step six to ten. We are here. Stage seven. Return Tug means next is the date. Is to invite. Welcome to stage seven of the online calls. At this point, you have had a date. So let's follow up and make plans for the next one. In order to have a good and healthy relationship, communication is the key. If you're planning to date a Japanese person, you should put your effort into learning Japanese characters, reading and writing, if possible, writing so that you can text them like writing text them, or maybe write a letter or something after the date. Let's explore some phrases to use after the date. The goal for this lesson is to know the evolve conjugation rules. I will include it as we go grammar points, I will explain, please learn if possible to how to understand how to use why it's used that way. Japanese grammar points. Then another goal is making plans for the next to date. 62. “I'd like to see you again." and "Next time, I'll plan the date.": If you send this message to the message, that's showing I like to. We have, it's pattern, take off then want to see again. The next one is change the. Can I see again? This is a more asking possibility. Sounds like repeat after The original forms verve. You often see in this case. Then change to change, that's the potential Potential form means me or or be able to oil. That's the meaning. Then it's a question. If it's a question asking, international like this. The next phrase is This sentence Mac This context means, let me do it. Then do is next time or sometime soon, then what does she go. Instead of, when you use as means I, I will plan sounds like that. Next time, I'll plan the date. Let's practice repeat after me. P One more time Condo. 63. “It was an interesting story you told the other day.": An interesting story you told the other day part is the other day. They did not specify, but taste topic part You see this and also Hanas is to speak as a verb to speak to talk. But the Hansi is a noun. It means a story. Them past and it was interesting. So let's look at the grammar point. This conjugation is mom is adjectives. Japanese adjectives has two patterns, two groups, adjective and adjectives. So is ending, so that's why we call it the adjectives groups. Then adjectives, if you want to change to past tens, you drop, then replace the ta. Pronuncation is like this Omo you need to replace the repeat after the sentence would be like this seven Nana T stands statin means. Shoo. Do you know this ocho? Shui means hobbies. The so means. It seems like we have a similar interest or similar hobbies. That's how repeat after me. Amiga One more time. But that's Shug. I saw that there. So this name it seems like if you say, that sounds like a 100%. But the name means more like possibility, seems like it's a soft because you cannot say if you don't know yet maybe even one or two days, you don't understand complete the person's hobby. That's why I use seems like Okay. 64. “When is a good time for you?" and “How about XX (noun)?": D to give a eight one is one is good time for you. Is good. If it's intonation go up, then response is replaced to state, could it be date or could it be times. For example, you can say, if you want to say next Saturday, that would be. So that's the response Then another way of suggestion is something, how about? Let's asking how about how about the next sub Would be how let's look at the more examples. Example one, had how about next week? Then you put the shot the vocabulary in shoo in the next week. V Oh, it's a date. But the second example is some activity suggestion. In that case, it's activity, you will use the ove. But b has to be changed to a non the function no. To do so you put here add nod to a casual v form to express the idea of doing. This sentence is how about going for drive. Let's practice pronunciation repeat after me ad. That way you can invite or you can ask activity means bad form, then you. If you want to say instead of qu, you can use different drinking at my house means how about drinking at my house? 65. "I'm looking forward to it.": I. Is useful phrase to use I'm looking forward to it. So if you want to state something specific events or date front about it. Let's He said I was an interesting topic to talk. And we see again? Yeah, of course. Means this is of course. It's it's good for you. That means next Saturday. Let's It's a da. 66. Step 7#07（復習・訳す練習）: A Dash. How do you say how about next Friday? Start up. Next means Friday. Then how I'd like to see you again. Maybe, where would you like to go next time? Hi. Data can Team Macho Tgva Doc Ti. Maybe after me. To give docoth. Hi, vacas it. 67. Learn and pronounce together Step 7 vocabulary!: I have some phrases, let's practice vocabularies. The TG TG a a K. Anna Anna Almost. Almost. Do. Hi, C. That's it. 68. Step 8#01: Welcome to stage eight of the online course. In Japan, the practice of delivering a somewhat former confession of romantic feeling is a significant distinction among the customity dating behaviors. This confession is made to establish a mutual desire to become a couple and it's an important step towards building a healthy and meaningful relationship. This is significant because in Japanese culture, it's common for friends to frequently have one on one on one lunch or tea with no romantic relationship involved whatsoever. Therefore, to date someone, it's necessary to clearly express one's romantic interest and for the other persons accept them. In Japanese, the term for this confessional conversation surroundings, the intention to begin officially a dating is called ku Haku. This may seem strange or uncomfortable to those from Western culture. But in Japan, it's a cultural expectation and an important aspect of the dating process. So step eight. The time use the Coco hock v make a former available request to begin dating officially. Step eight Coha. So this is read as a cochck. The goal is asking to officially become a couple. Can earn some variation of asking something. This one is useful not only specifically cocoa related cocoa. Every day life, you may need to ask for help or ask something. It's good to know the variation of asking. Let's get started. 69. Step 8#02: I The first one is. Have you heard of this expression? If you watch the Japanese drama or something, maybe they used this one to confess. That means I actually. This part. But this one, but you can change the address the person's name. For example, if the person's name is. You can say like this. Repeat after me. One more time, you can drop and two apart because A two apart is actually. You can simply say is okay as well. Next, I'm happy when I'm with you. This is with you. Then this part is when I'm with you. A with you together. Then is happy. We made, I will introduce other vocabulary to express feelings. Chi happy, but you can change the this fun. A that's also for the way when I've been with you, it's so much fun like this. Then hi means present. You can say this hi. Let's. The next one is shut means to feel calm or to harmonize with. So this is shut is feeling calm down. Let's practice Okay. So you can change instead of Shiva, you replace something else depending on how you want to express. If you not sure how to express apart from this vocabulary, please leave the question and then I will find out for you clearly you can express your feeling. 70. Step 8#03: The next phrase is one be possible to date with me. Original form to date is asking. That form or make a polite request. Could you do something for me? Could you do? Let's practice It's important to be able to say. This is the key phrase to asking formally date with someone. This is p. Then another one previous one is, you are asking, but this is a more please please date with me. Repeat after me. One more time. Again, say, the original form change to please be my girl or boy friends expressing make a polite request. So please do something. So any above, you can apply this grammar points. Other ms, such as tag please No, please drink it. So it's very important to learn the te form conjugations. If you are not sure, please check other grammar point videos. Okay. Let's practice repeat after me. One more time The next one is the same verbs. So if you see many times the verb, it's the key verbs. That's why it's coming up again and again. Then this is a formal request. This step requesting formally. So this is the one we used it as a verb. I want to date with me. I want you to date with me. Oh repeat after me. Tish Joshi. So 3-5 rag basically saying the same things, but it depends on how you want to express you choose one. You don't have to say all of them, Skai It's just to pick one of them. Okay, Teo. This one is Toshi. When you want someone to do something, you can describe your wish by using form of above and adding Hoshi. So that's why they use that change Toshi. I want you to date with me. Okay. Last time they after 71. Step 8#04: The next phrase, i tie we have learned the tie. Do you remember the grammar point T? So that means I'd like to date to visit you. That tie you can use the bplace tie. Describe your hope or aspiration. Repay The ki. If you want, you can add did. Ti is a treat as an adjective, so adding did. That's become more polite. K did sounds more polite. Dak take a mass to replace the ti. The next one is Tki This is more if you have a if you have a confident that she likes or he likes me, as well, you can use this phrase. Tk means state. Let's become a couple. Repeat one more time, Suki. But the grammar point is original form. So, change to change to. So that's why I used this phrase. Okay. And I'll introduce culture for many Japanese adults, especially women. The idea of dating with no real intention of eventually marriage can actually be seen as waste of time. Especially once people reach their mid 20s, romantic endeavors tend to be pursued primarily for marriage in mind. So just introduced not everyone, but in most cases, that's the culture tip. I. 72. Step 8#05: This time, let's lend a different variation of asking. In Japanese language, we have a variation of phrases. So you use general idea of formal and informal. But depends on the relationship, we change it different way. So in step eight, we use the ob mainly because that's the ob to officially ask for a date officially become a couple. But I will introduce here, different way of asking. This is a very polite way. Become informal you can see, this is all, but this is a different variation of asking. You pick one of them depends on how the relationship or how you want to communicate with him or her. Let's go through the pronunciation again from the top. Next one, a Hoshi Okay. The next is if she or he say that, how do you respond? The response is, if it's, you can say, example. I also particle. I just introduce typical one. Yes, please, Yos Kong Simas. Then if you want to express no, you can say go, I'm sorry, or Goma. Let's practice repeat after me. Goma Gomes. Then maybe it depends on the conversation or situation. You can say, maybe I have someone or maybe, you know, depends on you could are the reasons, okay? So that's how to respond. Yes, so I know. 73. Step 8#06: The next phrase is I Gad Chica. If it's a card become question, shall we live together one day asking Shia shall we live together one day. Is guy is one day. But you can change instead of each guy if you have in mind maybe next month, you can use that word or lie in next is lie in. I just introduce you can change it depends on your situation. Maybe after me. It's Garda one more time. It's Gia gably here is a do Pseudo is original form. Dudu lived together. I'll introduce some statistics. So share of not yet married men and women who have lived together with aromatic pattern before in Japan. So this is a daughter 1987-2021. So as you can see, It's in Japanese culture. Living together, but not married is we call it the do but they're not so common only 8% in 2021 or maybe 68%, depends on the female man. But I I moved from Japan to New Zealand. In New Zealand, they're not married, but they live together. It's so common, which was my culture shock. Oh, they're not married, but they live together. It's It's just a different culture. So keep in mind living together, but not married is about six 68% in Japan. Okay. 74. Step 8#07: Okay, so we have learned vocabulary, dose in previous lessons. So we can use it also this phrases. So I want to deal with the condition that we have the possibility of getting married in the future. Some people use it like this phrase means the vocabulary marriage. Well, this is this is as keep in mind or the condition of the Tk. So even if it's not mean the fiance Yeah. No mean fiancee just a phrase on k probably can be Fiancee. But with the fiancee, relationship, maybe you need to officially say that as well. 75. Step 8#07 1: So the culture tip, Western couples usually don't broach the topic of the marriage until the relationship is well underway. However, in Japan, it's typically known from the early on that if a couple is going to date to getting married is the ultimate goal. So I use the previous sentence then the means on the premise or with the condition of then something more than the need. It indicates that there are certain conditions or requirements must be met in order for something to occur or be involved. So if they say that, that he or she is very serious. So you also respond to be serious. You need to consider carefully. Well, don't be feel pressure, but it's just personal things. I just want to introduce the phrtis. Let's practice again, ie. One more time. I. So please use the phrase if you are really serious about her or him. 76. Step 8#08（復習・訳す練習）: Is a vision? Who should review or recap. Then we have learned a lot of sentences, but basically it's of phrase? So how do you want to date with you in Japanese NG mask start His shi oh. The next one is I like you. How do you say this? If you want to emphasize, you can die. No name. You state the person's name, g that means I really like you. One more time. That's the confession in Japanese. I keep in mind. It's very important to use the phrases that officially become couples. I 77. Step 8#09: This time, we will practice vocabulary together. Let's go through repeat after me. Uuu. G. G two Shia Shia Tuk Tuk mama. Do Do ca. The area. Okay. 78. Step 8#10: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, please go back and review the previous sentences where we focused on reading or the phrases. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's practice repeating after me. Tan Tiki do 79. Step 9#01: Welcome to step nine of the online course. In this stage, we will explore the important milestone of introducing your boyfriend or girlfriend to others. Introducing your partner to friends or family and acquaintances is a significant step in any relationship as it signifies a deeper level of commitment and integration into each other's lives. In Japanese culture, introducing significant others to others is often done with care and constellation. It's a chance to showcase your partner and strengthen the bond between your loved between your loved ones and your relationship. Proper introduction can improve formalities, such as exchanging greetings and sharing relevant information about your partner, as well as navigating a cultural nuance to ensure a smooth and respectful intellection. I will provide you with practical phrases and tips to help you navigate this important aspects of your relationship or journey. Introduce your boyfriend or girlfriend to others. Means to introduce. We have almost end of the That goal for this step nine is show to introduce your boyfriend and girlfriend to others. I you will learn the Japanese concept of the greetings. Let's get started. 80. Step 9#03: This is a polo, then Here is I'd like to introduce my partner. Starting a Pat. You can use part in Katakana, written in Katakana. Then Shamas is the above. Showa shims is to introduce. This is also I use this vocabulary in this step nine topic topic, Shoah. That's the phrase to use it. Repeat after me. As Shaka Shima One more time. The next minute is more casual way. Same sentence, but just depends on the situation. If you're introducing to your friends, you can use this casual way ending change too. S repeat after me. Then he aah used vain term can be I or mi mi. So if you are a boy, maybe teenager or maybe young 20s, you can use the Bok instead of dash. It's up to your choice. Okay. 81. Step 9#04: You pick the person's name, your partner's name. This is a bit long, but I will break down. The meaning is the overview. Meaning is I'd like to introduce you a relationship to my parents. Start with the name. The name is the person's name, about the person. Then what is topic indicator. So sorry, what is the object indicator means this Hiragana, chi chi, no means, mine, M, the ya ya means parents. But ya normally refer to my parents. O means my parents. The knee is a particle. Show guy. Again, this is a guy that vocabulary. In step nine, we use the introjection. Showing Showa is to introduce change to Si Shima change to ti is one I'd like to do. That's the sentence. Let's practice repeat after partner's name, nova partners name I'd like to introduce the grammar point of this sentence. The yellow highlighted part, dad when people use dad, you do three here, that's indicate a little bit of hesitation. Maybe I'll write it down or use to introduce a topic. It's followed by the request. It's requesting invitation or an expression seeking permission. Maybe this sentence if this sentence can add sentence more like shot. For example, is that okay for you? Oh what do you think about it. So that's the Japanese grammar point of ad this sentence can be ending like this or could be are the more things like is that okay or what do you think? The, in this case, used to connect sentences lightly and indicate hesitation and reservation on the speaker side. So it depends on maybe contents. This could be speaker might be wondering or hesitation or maybe seeking maybe advice or something. Sin Let's practice again, this phrase repeat after me. P Next phrase, oh. That means I'd like you to come with me to my parents house. Means is my parents house. The together, oh would like you to come. Repeat ashes. Those. Ending those is when you want somebody to do something, you can describe your wish by using the te form of the ove and the adjective hose. To do so you need to the conjugation dictionary form is a, but the change to form is a key. But the key is a change to key. This is a irregular. Okay. 82. Step 9#05: Hamburg Gano show guide as alter Tip. In Japanese, this act of referred to as I I which means to greet ISAT means to greet or to introduce oneself formally formally. It's an opportunity to show respect, express gratitude and establish a positive impression with your partner's parents. It also allows parents to get to know you better and potentially strengthen the bond between the within the family members. So we will use the vocabulary set suit in the next stem. 83. Step 9#06: They are the gobo the next sentence is Do I say that means can you greet my parents. I introduced previous one. Is culture tip greeting is formality. Then Doshi means parents. I also use the vocabulary means also parent. But when they mentions means mother, father, both of them. Okay. Let's practice, repeat after me ecc This is an informal way. Then different variation of asking. Let's use the set grating. So I set the stu I set stu I set. I stat I set st, So you see variation of asking of can you grid. But form one is the top one. I is a very formal grid then I stain This is a stud means grid. Then Toshi we have learned grandma point to I want you to green then more informal way. Let's go through the pronuncation together repeat after me. I set the Sec. I set the Scud I set the Sao I set the Sec I set S different variation of ask. We use it here as well. Maybe depends on the complexity of the family member. It can be some cases not be parents, can be specified. This vocabulary father order sister, O is older brother. If you are not sure the family member the vocabulary, you better study of it. Here, instead you can change for example, dose this, I say st I just picked the randomly for them but if you want to know more, you better study depends on the person's family member. Okay. 84. Step 9#07: Hi, Devin let's go let's go to your parents place for greeting. So that's the meaning for descendants. Le after I Chi. Okay. So the grammar points, I originally means to go. If a person moves to another place in order to do something. This means in order to do something in order, the purpose is to greet, which is purpose. Then we can describe the movement and its purpose this way. Destination. The purpose purpose of the movement. In this sentence, purpose is It is that purpose. And then you a change to pitial form to to show that let's go. That's the grandma point. Destination is a parents house, but didn't mention this sentence. Let's practice repeat after me. I I Chiko I'd like to introduce culture tip In Japanese culture going to greet your girlfriend or boyfriend apparent is seen as an important gesture of respect and commitment. It Sfind a deeper level of empowerment and acceptance within the relationship. Beating the parents is often considered a significant step and reflects the intention to build a long term and serious relationship. 85. Step 9#08: Let's look at the example sentence conversations. She Okay. So that's the example of the phrases we have learned. So she said, I would like you to come to my parents' home. Can you come to my parents place? Then, I got it. I said Chico, let's go to Grit next Sunday. Okay, English. Okay. After me. Okay. A. Let's look at the different conversation. So he said Ododa mom, Bou ojo. This is my girlfriend. That means nice to me to be nice to each other. This is a very important greeting. Means nice to me to oh be nice to each other. Hash comma, you might hear store shopping at sha. That's a similar one. But this is not sorry. This is not a store. So it's a house. So at the house, welcome to my house sha. This is a phrase sha. Then please come in. Let's practice after. By the way, is the person's name. This is my girlfriend. Her name is. Then as the example situation you can use the phrases. 86. Step 9#09: Go fiance after me. Coach Next, another phrase is. So that means we are engaged. C is engaged. So the phrases, stain. Grandma point for Sam is describing a certain continuing state which results from certain action in the past, we've been engaging. So we often use t for San Sam you can use some activities you have been doing from the past. For example, if you've been studying Japanese, you can say Nihon stain. So same sta phrase. So it's very useful we use it everyday life for this conversation. Let's practice repeat after me. What does that vacates. One more time. What does that vaca Simas? Good. 87. Step 9#10（復習・訳す練習）: Que Qihoo Bono Can you greet my parents, Hong start score after me. Secul circulator. Question. Nice to meet you. I. Repeat after me. One more time. Question. This is my fiance Cognac They be after me. Cognac? Cognac? Hi. 88. Step 9#11: So. Let's go through some carries. Hi. Shou Shi. Oh yeah. Oh. Gia a shaka 89. Step 9#12: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences where we focused on reading, grammar points or vocabulary. This exercise will greally improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me. It a partner's name, I sign 90. Step 10#01: Welcome to step ten of the online courses. This is the final step of the relationship course. In this stage, we will explore various vocabulary related expressing emotions to your boyfriend or girlfriend in Japanese. Effective communication of feeling is a vital aspect of any relationship as it allows you to connect on the deeper level and foster understanding and empathy. I always encourage you to pronounce vocabulary and sentences together. Even though I'm on your screen. This is because output is a key to being able to speak Japanese. So let's practice, practice, practice together. Throughout this stage, we will explore lang phrases and expressions that can help you convey love, affection, sadness, and other emotions in Japanese. We will gain the tools to express your innermost feelings in a sincere and culturally appropriate manner. Learning to express your emotions in Japanese not only deepen your connection with your partner, but also demonstrate your dedication to understanding and embracing their language and culture. By mastering these expressions, you can strengthen the emotional bond with your loved one and nurture a more fulfilling and unleching relationship. Let's embark on Step ten and discover the beautiful world of expressing emotions in Japanese to your boyfriend and girlfriend. That goal for Step nine is show introduce your boyfriend and girlfriend to others. You will learn the Japanese concept of the greetings. Let's get started. 91. Step 10#02: I love you. I really like it. But I I love you too. You can say this phrase repeat after me. Then I So if we break down, this is a sentence, it means always means. So this A instead of Anat you can use your partner's name or loved one's name. Instead of mom that means I always thinking of you. For example, if you use instead of Ana name, for example, mom means I'm always thinking of that person's name is. Okay. Let's practice repeat after me. It's Amman saying addressing the person's name instead. That's the key phrase that I was talking about. 92. Step 10#03: This name. The third one, Chiao expressing love, I will make you happy. So Chi Shiva is a group of adjectives. It means happy. C after. Can be I'll bring happiness to you. The N means I'm used to combine with jectives. Shiva group is an adjective. Chiva By the way, Japanese has two abjective groups, adjectives and adjectives. Adjectives is this one Shiva group is an adjective. Then adjectives change to change to knee, then to make something adjectives. Nia, then change to knee. The knee is make it to something. You can use it to knee like this sentence. Let's practice, repeat after me Ciava Number four, stick that side. So that means please marry me. It's a proposal, K marry, stay please. That's why it's proposal. After me, stick that side. That side. Okay. Tau is an express making a polite request. If you're talking to a friend or a member of your family, take form by itself can be dropped as a request. Like you can use it it's okay too. But if you propose, this is a very serious duration moment. Maybe you can go formal way even though it's gross duration as make it former let's try one more time. Us is the original form changed the state to requesting its form of the above conjugation te form. Okay. 93. Step 10#04: The next sentence is. If we break down means from now on, but also forever for a long period of time, Tinian next. Again, come up is a request is original form and is. That means pre by my side forward but from now on. This is also another way of proposal. He said, I really like you. I love you. Please be besides being next to me forever from now on. I love you. I really like I'm really happy. So she says, I want the family. Maybe adding like a joking, make it a joke something like that. But she's thinking about the family, but make it like a joking sound. Let's practice repeat after me Maybe this one has a bit so let's break down. This one used to. So 94. Step 10#05: Next phrase is another way of marriage proposal. I show N that means show it forever. I will cherish for a lifetime. I show means lifetime. Or I will treasure you always means important. The Nishan make it. So it's combined tenement of varying and taking care of someone for the rest of their life. So this is also great phrases to use as a marriage proposal. Shim. I shims, Next phrase, A means, but you can change to the name. It. I'm so happy that I met you. One more time. So that's the showing as affection. So that's the combat, the feeling of happiness and gratitude for the opportunity to meet and become acquainted with someone. That phrase t1t is a more intermediate level, but original form. The ending changed the potential for that meaning is being able to. Then I get to know. Then they are being able to get to know you. The next step is change that's form. So Bove pattern will change depending on the sentence structure. This is a test. 95. Step 10#06: Next phrase is showing affection. Two pattern I will introduce. First one is a ag is from English. Age that means g Please hug me. Then It's up to you which one to use. If you are a that become more polite. Like this. Repeat after me a Next showing a faction is Tag. T is a hand. Tag is original form, T to connect. Then let's hold the hands. So that's me go. Then change to go original form, just above change original form. Okay, let's practice repeat after me Tagg Okay. Introduce Japanese culture. Physical gesture regarding a physical gesture, hair kisses and holding hands are less common in public display of affection in Japan. A Gift giving gift giving is a common way to show affection in Japan. Giving thoughtful gifts, such as flowers or chocolates or small, whatever that your partner thinks like it. A small present can be a way to express that's showing express care and love. Then active service. Japanese people often show affection through acts of service. This can include cooking, favorite meal or helping chores or tasks or offering assistance and support. So you might find that maybe a little bit showing affection might be different if it's different culture background. But Japanese way of showing affection can be if you know, keep in mind act of service, that's showing affection. 96. Step 10#07: The next phrase is, I feel lonely, which is Sabah is adjectives. The pronunb Sabi. Repeat Sabi. One more time Sabi. So it's showing the sadness. Like she She's having a meal by herself. Then number 11 convey an A that means, there was a event. Anhi is a vocabulary. Dot is a new event. Garat is or there was. It's practice One more time. The line has sometimes good thing, sometimes things happen. If you can share things with your pattern, that would be good. 97. Step 10#08: The next phrase will be expressing your gratitude. So that phrase that means thank you for supporting me. I mean supporting me. One more time. The grammar point for this sentence is Cuo This is very useful because you can specify the key for the specific actions. So in this sentence, grammar point is when you want to express gratitude to some one and if you want to specifically to the action, you are grateful for in doing so, you can use the tf plus. So in order to make a sentence, you need to specify the above. In this bicep. The change to tfange if you want to use something else, for example, dugat that means thank you for cooking. You can use change the different vb, then you can express your gratitude like this. 98. Step 10#09: The next phrase is C. Let's continue to support each other from no means from support each other, then equal. I want to introduce nine nine. This is a more level three. Level three means intermediate level when two people parties do something each other, interact with each other or do something together. You can use and take off. In this ve ve. Means to support. Then take off a muscle, then replace. So that means support each other. Then equal means equal changed equal Let's do something. Let's do that. Let's practice pronuncation, repeat after me. 99. Step 10#10: The last sentence is expressing gratitude tonic I truly appreciated. So Hunton means that truly Concatm means appreciated. So this phrase, you can use not only your partner. The others like workmates or your boss or your family members or step family members, you can use practice repeat after me, tonic. One more time, tonic Okay. All right. So he used that person's name addressing the person. Her name is Y. I'm happy to see her. Get to know you. Will you marry me? I will cherish you for the life for the whole life. That Yes, please. Let's practice repeat after me. I. Then she said also Thank you for supporting me always support each other from now on. That good combination of conversation proposal. 100. Step 10#11（復習・訳す練習）: All right, Divi Mash. We have learned a lot of phrases. Let's check together. How do you say? Thank you for always supporting me in Japanese So I question too. I'm to get to know you. In Chiara say this. My Anania say this? 101. Step 10#12: Hi, D. Let's go through some vocabularies that we have learned in Step ten. Maybe after I show I show up. Yeah. Ted. Sabi. Sabi. Ana She. Ana Sac Sa Tan Shah Tanh. Can Shu Hi, C. 102. Step 10#13: This time, we will practice speaking without relying on text. If you find it yourself stuck, feel free to go back and review the previous sentences or grammar points where we focused on reading grammar points or vocabulary. This exercise will greatly improve your listening and speaking skills. Let's start by repeating after me. Ask I Hello. Ton Cana