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にほんごストーリー Learn Japanese Through Stories with Yuzu
Yuzu's Japanese Podcast
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5 days ago
Hi, I’m Yuzu! Welcome to my podcast, where Japanese learners worldwide can enjoy stories read by me, with subtitles. I create stories for levels A1 to B1, helping you improve listening skills while enjoying engaging content. Each episode is designed not just by vocabulary difficulty but also by grammar focus. Some stories, for example, avoid te-form or nai-form, allowing step-by-step practice. Listen, read along, and immerse yourself in Japanese at your level!
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Hi, I’m Yuzu! Welcome to my podcast, where Japanese learners worldwide can enjoy stories read by me, with subtitles. I create stories for levels A1 to B1, helping you improve listening skills while enjoying engaging content. Each episode is designed not just by vocabulary difficulty but also by grammar focus. Some stories, for example, avoid te-form or nai-form, allowing step-by-step practice. Listen, read along, and immerse yourself in Japanese at your level!
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#22 [A2] 似ている言葉(にていることば) Pronunciation practice for similar-sounding words
にほんごストーリー Learn Japanese Through Stories with Yuzu
7 minutes 24 seconds
4 months ago
#22 [A2] 似ている言葉(にていることば) Pronunciation practice for similar-sounding words

You can find the grammar points used in this episode, along with the full transcript, below in the description.

Subtitles in the video include furigana and pitch accent marks — try watching as you listen!

This episode features a story designed for A2 beginner-level Japanese learners. The sentences use the です/ます form, and verbs appear in the ます-, て-, る-, and ない-forms. After listening to the story once, try answering some comprehension questions to check your understanding. Following the questions, I explain some potentially difficult words. Finally, you will hear the story again. To make your learning more effective, don't just listen repeatedly—try reading aloud with subtitles or practicing shadowing. This podcast also includes a video with subtitles, and you can find the full transcript in the episode description.


00:00 Story (first time)

02:13 Questions and Answers

03:50 Vocabulary recap

05:12 Story (second time)


ぶんぽう:

・V-る+と (when)

・V-て+います (present habitual action/continuing action/result of an action)

・S-Plain+N (noun-modifier)

・V-Plain+ので (because)

・V1-て、V2 (sequence of actions)

・A-そうです (looks like; seeming)

*V=Verb, S=Sentence, A=Adjective


スクリプト:

瑞希さんが朝起きると、外は少し雨(あめ)が降っていました。今日はでかける予定がありますから、ちょっと困りましたが、机の上に昨日友達にもらった飴(あめ)があったので、少し元気になりました。昼になると、雨(あめ)が止んだので、飴(あめ)をかばんに入れて瑞希さんはでかけました。川の近くを歩いていると、大きな橋(はし)の上に人がいました。その人は橋(はし)の端(はし)にあるベンチに座って、箸(はし)でお弁当を食べていました。橋(はし)をわたって、近くの公園に行くと、きれいな花(はな)を見つけました。瑞希さんが花(はな)に鼻(はな)を近づけると、くしゃみが出ました。ちょっと鼻(はな)がかゆいです。それから、瑞希さんは美容院(びよういん)に行って、髪を切りました。美容院(びよういん)の後で、病院(びょういん)にいるおじいさんにおじさんと一緒に会いに行きました。おじいさんは元気そうだったので、おじさんも瑞希さんも、ほっとしました。病院(びょういん)を出て、次はデパートの地下(ちか)にあるお店に行って、実家(じっか)へのおみやげを買いました。今夜は、地下(ちか)で買ったケーキを、実家(じっか)の両親といっしょに食べます。

にほんごストーリー Learn Japanese Through Stories with Yuzu
Hi, I’m Yuzu! Welcome to my podcast, where Japanese learners worldwide can enjoy stories read by me, with subtitles. I create stories for levels A1 to B1, helping you improve listening skills while enjoying engaging content. Each episode is designed not just by vocabulary difficulty but also by grammar focus. Some stories, for example, avoid te-form or nai-form, allowing step-by-step practice. Listen, read along, and immerse yourself in Japanese at your level!