If you’re diving into Japanese language learning, you’ve probably noticed that casual phrases and slang don’t always appear in textbooks. But learning these expressions is key to sounding like a true native speaker! My latest video, “100 Casual Japanese Phrases Like a Native!”, is the perfect way for beginners to immerse themselves in everyday Japanese conversation. With easy-to-follow explanations and fun examples, you’ll get a feel for how native speakers communicate casually!
What to Expect in This Video:
Hi there! I’m Yuki Sensei, your Japanese language tutor! In this video, I’ll guide you through 100 of the most common casual phrases you’ll hear in Japan—from greetings and reactions to expressions of excitement, frustration, and everything in between. Here are some examples you’ll learn:
- やっほー！(Yahhoo!) – “Hi!”: A casual and friendly way to greet friends, especially popular among young women.
- なんかね〜 (Nanka ne~) – “Like, you know…”: This filler word adds a natural touch to your sentences.
- マジで？(Maji de?) – “For real?”: Perfect for expressing surprise or disbelief.
- やば！(Yabai!) – “Awesome!” or “Oh no!”: This super versatile word can mean something is amazing or terrible, depending on the tone.
- だるい…(Darui…) – “I feel lazy…”: A common expression when you’re feeling sluggish or unmotivated.
Each phrase includes an English translation and a breakdown of when and how to use it. These expressions are authentic, used daily by native speakers, and are ideal for learners who want to connect better with Japanese friends or simply improve their conversational fluency.
Why Watch Every Day?
Repetition is crucial when learning a language. Watching this video daily and practicing aloud will help these phrases stick in your mind. With each phrase, try using it in real-life conversations or when practicing with friends to boost your confidence in casual Japanese.
Fun Phrases You’ll Love:
Some viewer-favorite expressions include:
- 超かわいい！(Chou kawaii!) – “Super cute!”
- いいね！(Ii ne!) – “That’s nice!”
- だいすき！(Daisuki!) – “I love it!” (Also used to express affection towards people)
- なんでもいいよ (Nandemo ii yo) – “Whatever is fine.”
- ほんとありがと！(Honto arigato!) – “Thanks a lot!”
Learning these phrases will make you sound more natural and will give you a good sense of modern Japanese language.
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If you’re a fan of Japanese language, culture, or are planning a trip to Japan, this video is for you! Leave a comment to let me know what phrases you’d like to learn next, and make sure to hit the “Like” button if you enjoyed the video.
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With a few minutes a day, you’ll be ready to sound more like a native speaker and impress your friends with your Japanese skills. See you in the next video—またね!
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