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Free online courseJapanese Vocabulary and Slang

Duration of the online course: 13 hours and 36 minutes

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Learn Japanese vocabulary and slang with our free online course by Japanese Ammo. Master swearing, casual phrases, business speech, anime talk, and more for native-like fluency.

In this free course, learn about

  • Japanese Swear Words and Casual Insults
  • Core Casual Vocabulary and Native Sounding Speech
  • Talking About Your Japanese and Giving Compliments
  • Polite Conversation and Iconic Anime Phrases
  • Love, Feelings, and Slang Intensifiers
  • Texting, Dating, and Attractiveness Slang
  • Insults, Gaming, and Hanging Out Slang
  • Health, Feelings, and Reaction Slang
  • Current Events, Anger, and Helping Others
  • Daily Interactions, Honorifics, and Food Slang
  • Hunger, Sounds, and Dreams Vocabulary
  • Taste Preferences, Memory, and Riddles

Course Description

Welcome to "Japanese Vocabulary and Slang," an immersive language course designed to catapult your Japanese to a whole new level. This comprehensive course spans 13 hours and 36 minutes, tailored for language enthusiasts eager to grasp both conventional and colloquial Japanese. While it currently doesn't have any reviews, it promises a deep dive into the vibrant and nuanced world of Japanese linguistics, appealing especially to those in the Languages category, with a particular focus on Japanese.

Kicking things off, you'll find yourself delving into the cheeky realms of "KUSO 101: How to Swear Like the Japanese." This module offers an intriguing look at the colorful side of the Japanese language, exploring common swear words and their appropriate (or not-so-appropriate) usage in different contexts. From there, we'll navigate through the murky waters of "RUDE Japanese Words You Use Without Knowing" and uncover what you should say instead to maintain respect and decorum.

Next, learn the culturally appropriate nuances of self-introduction through "How to INTRODUCE Yourself (Without Sounding Annoying) in Japanese." As we progress, discover the "Top 5 Words You Should Use When Speaking Casual Japanese," empowering you to speak more like a native than a textbook.

If you're a fan of anime, the lesson on "How To / How Not To Speak Like ANIME Characters in Japanese" is a real treat. Learn to distinguish between exaggerated anime speech and conversational Tokyo dialect with "How to Sound Like a Native Speaker from Tokyo (Casual Japanese)." Knowing how to express your language proficiency is also covered under "How to say My Japanese is bad / ?? ?? vs ?? ??." Compliments and flirty lines come next, giving you the tools for social interactions, while "Japanese Business Speech" provides essential knowledge for professional settings, covering words like sonkei-go (Respectful) and kenjou-go (Humble).

Incorporate nuanced phrases into your everyday conversation with "Speaking, Chatting, Conversation ?? vs ???? vs ??," and learn to perfect your expressions with "OMAe WA MOU SHINDEIRU - Anime Catchphrases in Japanese" and "How to say I HOPE in Japanese (???? vs ???? vs ??????? ?????)." If you've been overusing "AishiTERU", discover the native way to say "I Love You." The slang module "YABAI" OMG!? Japanese Slang 101" is sure to enrich your vocabulary with modern colloquialisms.

From living scenarios to texting friends, giving directions, or discussing health, this course covers it all. Learn how to text friends in Japanese, ask out your crush, and even explore what Japanese girls look for in a guy. Become proficient in providing and following directions, insulting creatively with "BAKA! KIMO! UZA!" or discussing gaming jargon, and understand the contrast between an introverted otaku and an extroverted girl.

Additional modules will guide you through business etiquette, how to deal with common health issues in Japanese, and different styles of humor through puns. Unpack COVID-19 related vocabulary, talk about movies, or express your frustration with phrases related to anger and disappointment.

For everyday interactions, such as asking for help or dealing with customer service as an introvert or extrovert, the course doesn't disappoint. You’ll even dive into the world of honorifics, food slangs, and the subtleties of expressing hunger or fullness in various ways. If your Japanese is rusty, this course will help you sound native again.

Explore the soundscape of animal noises, decipher dreams and nightmares, and get your taste buds tingling with discussions on sweet and spicy preferences. If words escape you, learn how to say something is on the tip of your tongue correctly. Finally, challenge your brain and vocabulary with Japanese riddles that are sure to both entertain and educate.

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Course content

  • Video class: KUSO 101?How to Swear Like the Japanese 25m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, how would you express the feeling that something is 'very busy' using slang vocabulary?
  • Video class: RUDE Japanese Words You Use Without Knowing What You Should Say Instead 29m
  • Exercise: Which of the following Japanese phrases should be avoided when speaking casually with friends?
  • Video class: How to INTRODUCE Yourself (Without Sounding Annoying) in Japanese 19m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, how do you say 'I am a student' using the most common and natural expression?
  • Video class: Top 5 Words You Should Use When Speaking Casual Japanese 28m
  • Exercise: What does the Japanese slang word 'tonikaku' imply when used in conversation?
  • Video class: How To / How Not To Speak Like ANIME characters in Japanese 34m
  • Exercise: In anime speech, how do characters typically indicate they are speaking like a cat or cat girl in Japanese?
  • Video class: How to Sound Like a Native Speaker from Tokyo (Casual Japanese) 29m
  • Exercise: What is an informal way to say 'I don't understand' in Japanese that makes you sound like a native speaker from Tokyo?
  • Video class: How to Say My Japanese is Bad 18m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, how do you express that you are not very good at speaking Japanese in a humble way?
  • Video class: Best Compliments / Flirty Lines 39m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, which phrase would you use to informally compliment someone by saying they are 'amazingly cute'?
  • Video class: Japanese Business Speech (KEIGO) Sonkei-go - Respectful, Kenjou-go - Humble 38m
  • Video class: Improve Your Vocabulary: Speaking, Chatting, Conversation 12m
  • Exercise: In the context of Japanese language, how do you politely ask someone to speak a bit more slowly?
  • Video class: OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU - Anime Catchphrases in Japanese 22m
  • Exercise: In Japanese slang, what does the phrase 'Oh my wa mou shindeiru' famously mean?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 12 26m
  • Video class: No More AISHITERU - I Love You in Japanese ?The Native Way 22m
  • Exercise: In Japanese culture, what phrase is often used instead of directly saying 'I love you' due to its indirect nature?
  • Video class: How to Use Yabai: OMG! Japanese Slang 101 18m
  • Exercise: In Japanese slang, how is the word 'やばい' (yabai) most commonly used?
  • Video class: MUST KNOW Phrases When Living with a Japanese Partner 30m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, which phrase should you say before leaving the house to assure someone you will return?
  • Video class: How to Text Friends in Japanese (Asking for a Phone Number, Asking out) 34m
  • Video class: What Japanese Girls Look For in A Guy 13m
  • Exercise: In Japanese slang, what does the term 'moteru' refer to?
  • Video class: How to Give Directions in Japanese: Go Straight, Turn, Next to... 33m
  • Video class: Insult in Japanese like a Pro BAKA! KIMO! UZA! 26m
  • Exercise: Which of the following Japanese words is commonly used in the Kansai region to mean 'stupid' or 'foolish'?
  • Video class: Japanese Gaming 28m
  • Exercise: In Japanese slang, what is the term 'biajuu' primarily used to describe?
  • Video class: Japanese Introverted Otaku vs Extroverted Girl 03m
  • Exercise: In Japanese slang, how would you say 'let's go get a drink'?
  • Video class: Headache? Caught a Cold? Must Know Health 26m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, how would you express that you are not feeling well?
  • Exercise: Which Japanese word is used to express that someone is not feeling well or is 'out of touch' with their usual energetic self?
  • Video class: Japanese Humor 101 - Puns 21m
  • Exercise: What does the Japanese slang 'samu' (寒い) imply when used in response to a joke?
  • Video class: Video Lesson 24 32m
  • Exercise: In the context of remembering names or events, how would you say 'If I remember correctly' in Japanese?
  • Video class: COVID-19 / Coronavirus Vocabulary 23m
  • Exercise: In the given Japanese context, what does the term 'shin gotta corona' refer to?
  • Video class: How to Talk About FILMS / MOVIES in Japanese ( Detective Pikachu Spoiler-Free Review in JP) 14m
  • Video class: PISSED OFF! ANGRY! ?Japanese Slang 19m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, which phrase would you use to express being 'pissed off' in a slang context?
  • Video class: Do You Need a Hand? Let Me Help You. - To Help in Japanese 10m
  • Exercise: What does the term 'tetsudau' (助け合う) mean in Japanese and how is it commonly used?
  • Video class: Japanese Introverted Customer vs Extroverted Sales Clerk 02m
  • Video class: Delicious - Oishii vs Umai Slang 21m
  • Video class: CHAN! KUN! SAMA! Honorifics and Nicknames in Japanese 25m
  • Exercise: In Japanese culture, how is the honorific 'san' typically used?
  • Exercise: In Japanese, which suffix would you use to address someone with the utmost respect, often used for clients or customers in a business setting?
  • Video class: How to say I'm HUNGRY / PECKISH / STARVING / FULL SLANGS ?JAPANESE AMMO 10m
  • Exercise: How do you say 'I'm hungry' in Japanese in the most natural and informal way?
  • Video class: My Japanese is Rusty! in Japanese?The Native Way 10m
  • Video class: Animal Sounds 23m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, what sound is attributed to mice or rats?
  • Video class: Dreams and Nightmares in Japanese: My Dream Is To 11m
  • Exercise: In Japanese, which verb is typically used to express the idea of 'having a dream' while sleeping?
  • Video class: Tastes in Japanese: sweet tooth vs spicy tooth 17m
  • Video class: Can't Remember the Words? / On the Tip of My Tongue in Japanese?the Native Way 06m
  • Video class: #1 Japanese Riddle Improve Your Vocabulary 02m

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