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The phrase どなたですか？ is polite, but can sound rude depending on when you use it. In this episode, Mariko covers:- How to directly ask who someone is when you need to answer the door or pick up the phone-「うん」 trap — how it happens without noticing, and its damage- why saying いいえ alone sounds cold and impolite
📥 Grammar Note + Interactive Script (free):https://wanderlust-japanese.kit.com/ep11
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Clinic visits in Japan can quietly shake your confidence — especially when you're already unwell. In this episode, I share simple preparation strategies and two key phrases that help you stay in control of your own medical care, even when your Japanese feels shaky.
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You've been living here. You have a real life, a real background, a real personality. But your self-introduction doesn't show any of that.
In this episode, I talk about why the textbook self-introduction quietly keeps you in visitor mode — and how three simple preparation tools help you introduc ...
If you’re an adult expat learning Japanese, the usual advice might not work for you.
In this episode, I talk about why “getting out of your comfort zone” isn’t always the answer — and why expanding it from the inside is often more sustainable. We’ll look at mental health, social energy, and why ...
Learning Japanese as an adult expat is more than just studying with textbooks. It is an emotional journey. Today, we discuss the challenges of learning a language as an adult especially when it wasn't your first choice and how to navigate those feelings.
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The hardest part of living in Japanese isn't grammar. It's losing access to your own personality.
In this episode, I talk about the identity gap — the quiet feeling of being simplified in another language, why it happens, and why it's completely okay to grieve the version of yourself that feels ...
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