This video teaches the characters for different types of weather. There is no pronunciation.
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Say numbers 1 to 100,000 in Japanese
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Count floors in Japanese
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Write numbers in Japanese using Kanji
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Practice listening in Japanese
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Say the names of animals in Japanese
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Count from 1 to 12 in Japanese
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Say basic Japanese greetings
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Introduce yourself in Japanese with simple phrases
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Say "good night' in Japanese
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Ask "Do you like...?" in Japanese
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Read Hiragana Japanese characters
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Read Japanese symbols
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Say "I love you" in Japanese
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Pronounce the Japanese "R" sound
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Use the Japanese Slang 'Kakkoii' or 'Cool'
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Use Japanese expressions for "lazy"
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Ask simple questions in Japanese
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Count numbers in perfect Japanese
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Use basic train vocabulary in Japanese
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Use common hotel phrases in Japanese
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Flirt in perfect Japanese
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Say "this" and "that" in perfect Japanese
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Say "excuse me" in perfect Japanese
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Say "thank you" in perfect Japanese
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Say "I want to" in perfect Japanese
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Ask how much something costs in Japanese
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Ask for help in perfect Japanese
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Say "cheers" and other drinking phrases in Japanese
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Confess your love for someone in Japanese
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