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Why Do We Dream? | Japanese Listening Practice for N3/N2 Learners (opens the original)
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This podcast is for intermediate Japanese learners, around JLPT N3 level. Listen to natural Japanese as we explore:・When we dream・Why dreams may be connected to memories and emotions・Why we sometimes have scary dreams・What dream interpretation is・Whether dreams can come trueYou’ll also learn useful Japanese expressions about dreams, including 夢が叶う, 夢に出てくる, and 正夢になる.💬 Questions for you:What kind of dream did you have recently?Who appeared in your dream?Has one of your dreams ever come true?Share
テスト仕事に短パン、あり？｜Japanese Listening Podcast N3/N4 (opens the original)
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🩳 Can people really wear shorts to work in Japan?Tokyo recently encouraged people to wear cooler clothes—even shorts—to work.Why did this become national news?In this episode, you'll learn:🇯🇵 Why this surprised many Japanese people👔 Japanese work culture and dress codes🗣️ Useful expressions like 「呼びかける」and「〜ようにする」💭 My thoughts on how Japanese work culture is changingPerfect for JLPT N3–N4 learners who want to improve their listening while learning about real Japan.🎧 Listen now!💬 Question:Would p
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