Learn Japanese Pod
Podcast 35: Motivational Japanese Phrases
Jan 28, 2021
Exploring motivational phrases in Japanese and their cultural significance. Discussing the meaning and usage of phrases like 'do stan o, ginki nasa sa', 'sike, ni hong bōgā zin zin, jō tatsu shinai', and 'dame dó'. Sharing personal stories of motivation with the word 'fight-doh'. Explaining phrases like 'ginky doste' and 'daijobu, kimi nada de kirio' for cheering someone up. Discovering traditional Japanese relaxation methods and the recommended Adimon-sen hot spring complex. Delving into stone saunas, karaoke, and the phrase 'Nantoko Naru' for uncertain situations. Learning about online courses for studying Japanese.
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Quick takeaways
- Japanese culture emphasizes the importance of leisure activities to unwind and relax.
- Motivational phrases like 'gamba te' and 'daijoubu, daijoubu' encourage others and convey the message of progress and resilience.
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Ways Japanese People Unwind
Japanese people unwind and relax in various ways. One common way is by going to nomikai, which are drinking parties with friends. Another way is by singing karaoke, which is a popular activity in Japan. Playing sports, such as golf or batting at a batting center, is also a common way to unwind. Onsen, or hot springs, is a traditional way for Japanese people to relax and forget about their stresses. These activities reflect the importance of taking time to unwind and enjoy leisure activities in Japanese culture.
