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Description: -------------------------------------------------- Watch early release videos and join Patron only Livestreams: https://www.patreon.com/ryanboundless Archive of Private videos never publicly released: https://www.ryanboundless.com -------------------------------------------------- This is a vlog of new Japanese words that I learn everyday here in Japan while interacting with Japanese people. My apologies in advance if these lessons are not adequate for your level. Hopefully you can learn a little bit through my experiences in interacting with Japanese people. Feel free to send me a message if you have a question about this lesson. Thanks for watching. (Partial Video Transcript) Okay, I've lived in Japan for a long time, and even though I can speak Japanese pretty fluently I'm still learning new words every day. And I've found that as a student of Japanese and a teacher of English that it's better to use words that native speakers say rather than depending on words that you find in the dictionary. So I'm going to make a series here about the new words I learn in Japanese every day, and these words that Japanese people use. And I'm also going to tell you about the situations in which I learn these words, which I think will be pretty interesting. Today's words: to start up to run out of breath to stalk 立ち上がるのにすごい時間がかかるよ。 たちあがるのにすごいじかんがかかるよ。 Tachiagaru no ni sugoi jikan ga kakaru yo. いっぱい歩いたから息切れがした。 いっぱいあるいたからいきぎれがした。 Ippai aruitakara iki gire ga shita. 彼氏に付きまとわれた かれしにつきまとわれた Kareshi ni tsukimatowareta Watch early release videos and join 
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