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Learn Japanese with Sally [intermediate] Japanese Podcast : Nihongo intermediate

Learn Japanese with Sally [intermediate] Japanese Podcast : Nihongo intermediate

Japanese language “the level where the beginner's level is finished” is the start!
Once you have finished the beginner's level, the next step is to input more and more!

Words that do not appear in the beginner's textbook are listed in the explanation column.
After the Japanese audio, an English sum...

Recent Episodes

July 12, 2026

【🇯🇵Never Give Up! Learn 5 Kanji Meanings [Vol.1/20] 挫折しない!5つの漢字の意味:漢字①】

⚠️This episode is a Japanese lesson video. Please watch it on Spotify or YouTube ▶ https://is.gd/xehPRB 🎧️ Learn Japanese with Sally 🎧️ In this video (👉 https://youtu.be/_QXV332RK5c), I explained my perspective on Kanji and the importance of the basic 100 characters. (Dubbed in 13 languages—check it out if you haven’t yet!) Learning the meanings of Kanji is extremely important. In this video, I focus specifically on their meanings. Since Kanji are characters that represent meaning, please wa
April 26, 2026

【Katakana Mastery Series 12:Small 】🇯🇵Japanese for Beginner 日本語入門

⚠️This episode is a Japanese lesson video. Please watch it on Spotify or YouTube ▶ https://is.gd/xehPRB 🎧️Learn Japanese with Sally🎧️ Characters cannot be memorized just by looking at them. I want you to write them and learn them. Fortunately, katakana is easier to write and not as difficult as hiragana. Furthermore, each stroke of katakana is the same as in kanji. By being able to write katakana correctly, you build the foundation for kanji—“killing two birds with one stone”! In this video
April 25, 2026

【Katakana Mastery Series 11:Review】🇯🇵Japanese for Beginner 日本語入門

⚠️This episode is a Japanese lesson video. Please watch it on Spotify or YouTube ▶ https://is.gd/xehPRB 🎧️Learn Japanese with Sally🎧️ Characters cannot be memorized just by looking at them. I want you to write them and learn them. Fortunately, katakana is easier to write and not as difficult as hiragana. Furthermore, each stroke of katakana is the same as in kanji. By being able to write katakana correctly, you build the foundation for kanji—“killing two birds with one stone”! In this video

Recent Blog Posts

April 18, 2026

Do You Really Need to Memorize Japanese? What AI Can — and Can't — Do for You 日本語の暗記は必要?AIにできること・できないこと


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Is memorizing Japanese grammar still necessary now that AI translation is everywhere? Japanese teacher Sally explores how AI is changing language learning — and why building real conversational ability still matters. If you're s…
April 16, 2026

Can You Speak Japanese Without Passing a Test? What Textbooks Don't Tell You 日本語タイトル|テストなしで日本語は話せる?教科書が教えてくれないこと

Are you learning Japanese but feel stuck between textbook drills and real conversation? Japanese teacher Sally shares an honest look at why test scores and natural communication are different skills — and why what you need most in daily life often c…