285 Top Informal Japanese Phrases for Everyday Conversations

Do you want to be sound like a native Japanese? Then, here is a perfect video for you! In this video you can learn informal phrases that Japanese use regularly in their daily lives.
Listen to this video repeatedly, until you are familiarized with them all.
Enjoy listening.

[@deenikki9690]

Thank you!

[@japanese_vocabulary]

Thank you for watching my videos❤️🌸

[@iamrusdark]

どうもありがとうございます！ 😊👍 This is the first time I've seen がんバって written using kanji.

[@japanese_vocabulary]

I'm excited to hear that you are getting some value from this. こちらこそありがとうございました😊。頑張ってねー　❤️

[@stephanotania470]

Thanks a lot .it was very useful 😊

[@japanese_vocabulary]

I'm happy to hear that❤️. Soon I'm gonna upload another very useful conversation type informal phrases video. Hope it'll be useful too.

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you so much !

[@japanese_vocabulary]

You are welcome😊 Thanks for watching my videos❤️

[@lucianooliveiradasilva3732]

I liked to study one more video that contains new phrases and knwed phrases that I must to study ,too. I ll go to this vídeo, another time, after that I study another video in this same channel. Thanks for one more opportunity to study and learn more , more and more. See you next time. I'm from Bradil, whose city is Salvador, located in the Bahia state , in the Nordest region.

[@japanese_vocabulary]

Thank you for your suggestion 😃❤️

[@shivambabu7077]

Super

[@japanese_vocabulary]

ありがとう😊

[@oste1751]

15：25 これ借りてもいい　だと思います😊

[@japanese_vocabulary]

ahh ☹️😟。そうですねー。ありがとうございます😊。

[@user-bd7eo8vw7s]

❤❤❤

[@jesusvargas1620]

Excelente video , ahora podré entender un poco mas Anime. ありがとうございますもっとビデオお願いします　🙇

[@japanese_vocabulary]

ありがとうございます😊。　I'll add more videos 😃

[@lucianooliveiradasilva3732]

I😮

[@shivambabu7077]

め

[@dimasdwinugroho]

used "th" 何で

[@japanese_vocabulary]

Hello. Yeah, I try to use "th" instead of "ta", which is more frequently use, because, if you pronounce Japanese た、て　sounds using the sound of English "tha" & "the" (not typical the) sound it sounds like more natural. If you use English "ta" or "te" sounds it sounds different from natural sound. Tounge positioning is different. If you are interested please watch following video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZaon2prfZ1-q9ksi=-Yi0pr7tzJnX5B03. Hope this is helpful.

[@dimasdwinugroho]

@@japanese_vocabulary はい、わかりました。教えてくれてありがとうございます