Japanese podcast - intermediate

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Hello guys. Just wanted to share a podcast that I’ve been listening recently : Nihongo con Teppei

You can find it on iTunes, YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/user/fzneko) or through this website (http://teppeisensei.com)

That’s all. I’m kinda invisible here but I’m always reading all your posts, so, I love u all.

See ya.

Forgot to mention that he uses natural japanese and talk about random topics :wink:

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What’s it about?

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Random topics using natural japanese :slight_smile:

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Could i listen to this at N3 grammar? Or should I wait until i’m done with N2 grammar?

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I guess is totally fine to listen at N3. I don’t know my jlpt level but I finished the book Tobira, and I’m able to understand at least 80% of the content. As you are studying to N2, probably you will understand everything. :smile:

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Thanks for sharing! :slightly_smiling_face:

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U r welcome :wink:

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Ah thank you! This podcast seems to be designed for Japanese learners, so the host speaks a little slowly and repeats himself - but it’s a lot more natural than most learning materials so it’s really good for me. I was trying to listen to ひいきびいき and there’s just so much vocab I don’t know :cold_sweat::cold_sweat::cold_sweat:

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I’ll try to listen this ひいきびいき too! I’m always looking for new sources of material xD thanks! :smile:

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I always listen ひいきびいき on my commute to work! And, man oh man, do I only understand like less than half of what they’re saying. But they’re still so pleasant to listen to that I just 頑張る. I’m planning on listening to their whole catalog and then just restarting. Hopefully the 2nd time around I’ll actually be able to get something from it. :rofl:

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That’s a pretty nice podcast!
I just listened to half of the first episode (I only had 5 minutes to spare…) and, except for the first 15 seconds or so, which were awkward, the host seems to have a good idea of what he is doing.
I guess it helps that he has experience with language learning. (Also, I agree with him about the lack of material aimed at intermediate learners).

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Thanks!
I’m not at the level for it yet (just sat and - most likely - failed N4 on Sunday), but I’m sure it’ll be useful once I’m N3 or N2 level.

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