Others might disagree, but I like when I can switch the subtitles on and off. I like to listen to the episode a couple of times and understand as much as I can on my own before checking the subtitles. (Tho maybe it's quite suitable for this episode since there is a lot of quotation.) Thank you for the lesson! Sometimes I have a hard time determining what's important content in a sentence and what's a filler word and I end up being confused, so this helps a lot.
I remember listening to a few of your podcast episodes earlier this year, and I struggled quite a lot to follow the meaning. But now I didn't struggle much with this one at all-there were just a few words I didn't understand. Now I'm wondering if this was just a particularly easy episode, or if I've really made that much improvement in my listening and vocabulary this year. Encouraging. I will check out more episodes!
ありがとう❤
Others might disagree, but I like when I can switch the subtitles on and off. I like to listen to the episode a couple of times and understand as much as I can on my own before checking the subtitles. (Tho maybe it's quite suitable for this episode since there is a lot of quotation.)
Thank you for the lesson! Sometimes I have a hard time determining what's important content in a sentence and what's a filler word and I end up being confused, so this helps a lot.
めっちゃ役に立った、ありがとうございました、レイラさん
I remember listening to a few of your podcast episodes earlier this year, and I struggled quite a lot to follow the meaning. But now I didn't struggle much with this one at all-there were just a few words I didn't understand. Now I'm wondering if this was just a particularly easy episode, or if I've really made that much improvement in my listening and vocabulary this year. Encouraging. I will check out more episodes!
このエピソードはすごく役に立ちます！レーラ先生ありがとうございます💕
とても役立つですからありがとうございます😊
ありがとう
見て,よかった です・役に立つています・
動画で一番使った言葉を忘れた「まぁ」
動画役に立ちます。I was wondering what っていう meant yesterday. Someone was using it as a filler word. Sometimes they said っていうのは.
面白いことはロシアに言葉「えと」（это、意味は 「これ」）もあります。私たちも時々同じく使います。
U use "まー" a lot but it didn't include it 😂 いつもありがとうございます♥️
Yoko wakarimasu.Arigato gozaimashta
Taihen yakunitachimashita...
"あらあら" always felt weird to me, and I couldn't imagine how someone would use it in real life, haha.
My Japanese teacher uses it spontaneously. Mid-20s from Kansai. Interestingly, there's quite a broad overlap with French "oh là là".