Episode 211 - How to use "nanka" (Like ~ / Something like ~ / Someone like ~ / Anything / Kind of ~ (Expressing contempt, modesty, denial, suggestion, vagueness, or casual tone))
About this episode
In this episode, Masa Sensei explains how to use the Japanese word 'nanka' in various contexts.
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More episodes of Learn Japanese with Masa sensei!
- Episode 213 - How to use "ta totan" (The moment ~ / As soon as ~ / Right after ~)
- Episode 212 - How to use "chuushin ni, chuushin ni shite, chuushin toshite" (Mainly / Centered on / Focused on / With ~ as the core)
- Episode 210 - How to use "nante" (What a ~ / I can’t believe ~ / Such a ~ / Even ~ (Expressing surprise, emotion, evaluation, contempt, or humility))
- Episode 209 - How to use "wake da" (That’s why ~ / No wonder ~ / Of course ~ / In other words ~)
- Episode 208 - How to use "ni yotte" (by / depending on / due to / according to)
- Episode 207 - How to use "tabi ni" (Every time ~ / Whenever ~ / Each time ~)
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