Learn Japanese From Dramas

Today let's learn from a Japanese movie I recommend! The original title of this movie means literally "midsummer's equation" - Manatsu no Hōteishiki (真夏の方程式). It tells a story of a genius scientist (Masaharu Fukuyama) working together with a young boy on solving the case of a mysterious murder. Let's go through their lines, which you can use in your everyday life (well, if you are lucky! ;)) Midsummer formula / photo: jorudan Expressions  何に使うですか? Nani ni tsukau desu ka? - What are you going to use it for? 自分で考えろ！ Jibunde kangaero! - Use your head; (lit.: think about it by yourself) 途方もない作り話だ! Tohou-monai tsukuribanashi da! - What a ridiculous story! (or: fabrication; fairy tale) Short dialogue I A:そして、ツカハラがセンバのじ事件だと 悔いが残るって。 Soshite Tsukahara ga Senba no jiken da to, kui ga nokoru tte. B:    悔いは残るどういう事でしょう。   Kui ha nokoru? Dou iu koto deshou. A: それ以上話してくれませんでした。 Sore ijou hanashite kuremasen deshita. A:...

Here is the second part of the expressions from Hirugao, episode 2! Expressions お世辞じゃないですよ！ Oseji ja nai desu yo! -It's not just an empty compliment. 案外優しいですね。 Angai yasashii desu ne. - You are surprisingly kind. エレベーターが来てますよ。 Erebe-ta- ga kitemasu yo. - The elevator/lift is here. *Note: kuru = to come; but the continuous form - "kite imasu" - means: "it came and still is here" not : "is coming". M onologue 1 結婚して５年、初めて家を飛び出しました。でも、行く当てなんてありません。 Kekkon shite go-nen, hajimete ie wo to-bi da-shimashita. Demo i-ku tou-te nante arimasen. - After 5 years of marriage, (it was) the first time, (when) I ran away from home. But it's not like I had a place to go. (literally: 当てない, tou te nai = without purpose or aimlessly) site: Japanesevideocast Monologue 2 男の人はいつもずるい。 ドアは叩くくせに、自分では開けようとしません。 女が鍵を開けて，「ここだよ」と、 優しく声を掛けてあげなければ、何事もなかったふりをして、通り過ぎてしまうのです。 Otoko no hito ha itsumo zurui. Doa ha tataku kuseni, jibunde ha akeyou ...

Hello and welcome to a Japanese learning blog that you've been looking for! There are many reasons to enjoy Japanese dramas. I will make sure you learn while you watch them. We will make dialogues from dramas our source of fluent Japanese 😼 Talk to me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/learnjapanesefromdramas Let the fluency begin! ライアーゲームスタートです (Laia- ge-mu suta-to desu) - Let the liar game begin! * source:  cinemacafe.net *A catchphrase from a drama "Liar game".