Tsubasa I Japanese Sensei Podcast

Slow Japanese Listening - Self Introduction in Japanese

Tsubasa I Japanese Sensei Podcast

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Self Introduction in Japanese

DM with โ€œStudentโ€ and I will send full hiragana script and English translation!๐Ÿ”ฅ Slow Japanese Listening!๐ŸŽง Can you catch what this Japanese audio says? Try to listen carefully without looking at the text first!๐Ÿ‘“ If you have request, please feel free to comment too!๐Ÿ˜Š

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