The Tofugu Podcast: Japan and Japanese Language

だ and です: Part II

Jan 24, 2020
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
What's the Difference Between Textextbook and Oso?
01:37 • 2min
3
The Best Translation of Dis in Japanese
03:12 • 2min
4
Why It's Not Necessary
04:48 • 2min
5
The Key to Self Directed Speech
06:34 • 2min
6
The Da Is Your Own Personal Space
08:13 • 2min
7
When and How Does It Make Sense to Switch Between Des and Da When Meeting Someone New?
09:59 • 2min
8
When and How Does It Make Sense to Switch?
11:40 • 2min
9
Then, I'm Like, a Li Form Om Japanese First.
13:19 • 2min
10
Yitu Can Be a Part of Someone's Charm
15:03 • 2min
11
When Does It Make Sense to Switch?
16:36 • 2min
12
Is It a Casual Form of Dist Dru?
18:08 • 2min
13
A Da Is Not That Casual, Is It?
19:47 • 2min
14
Des Isn't Always Polite, Right?
21:23 • 2min
15
What's the Point of the Article?
23:01 • 2min
16
How to Use Japanese in a Japanese Language?
24:40 • 2min
17
I'm Having a Hard Time Using Zus in a Team, Right?
26:42 • 2min
18
I Wondi Yo G Evar, Use It?
28:13 • 2min
19
I've Never Used Ito, but I Don't Know When to Use Ito
29:56 • 1min
20
Is It a Difference Between Older and Younger?
31:25 • 2min
21
I Forgot the Name, the Papa, What Is It?
33:03 • 2min
22
Do You Think Death Adds Politeness?
34:37 • 2min
23
I'm Not the Old Ya, You Kno.
36:25 • 1min
24
What's Your Personality?
37:39 • 2min
25
How Long Have You Been Teaching Japanese?
39:22 • 2min
26
The Key to Remembering the Cangy Ra
41:10 • 2min
27
Learning Congi
42:57 • 2min