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Learn Japanese – Japanese Body Language and Gestures Lesson 1

17 Jun 2010

17 Jun, 2010  Japanese language lessons

Time to test your language knowledge…. Body language that is! JapanesePod101.com presents you with the first episode of Japanese Body Language and Gestures, where you will learn some commonly used body language in Japan, presented by the lovely native Japanese speaker, Hiroko. Have fun learning about the best ways to communicate without saying anything (okay, we’ll teach you a few words while we’re at it).

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25 Responses

  1. Emoness93

    2010 Jun 17 1

    her Japanese is so …
    her Japanese is so cute <3 :D

  2. WaffleBanisher

    2010 Jun 17 2

    Errr… This is a …
    Errr… This is a really stupid question but… How do you vote? something out of 5?

  3. jesca215

    2010 Jun 17 3

    that’s kind of …
    that’s kind of given tho

  4. TLoZfanatic

    2010 Jun 17 4

    @ …
    @theamazingsupergirl oh that makes sense thnak you :D

  5. theamazingsupergirl

    2010 Jun 17 5

    @TLoZfanatic …
    @TLoZfanatic sumimasen is more versatile. i don’t think it directly translates to i’m sorry as in i have sorrow. it can be used to get a store clerk’s attention or if you’re trying to get through a crowded room of people. it kind of has a feeling of saying i’m sorry to put you out or bother you so please excuse me for doing so. i lived in japan for 3 years but never took a class so most words i have a feeling for but don’t know the direct translation.

  6. trunksGav

    2010 Jun 17 6

    Wow i got IT …
    Wow i got IT CORRECT. tho it can sumtimes be follwed by a bow

  7. TLoZfanatic

    2010 Jun 17 7

    Wait I thought you …
    Wait I thought you use sumimasen for “I’m sorry” and “excuse me”..

  8. coccinelsucrer

    2010 Jun 17 8

    as for the next …
    as for the next gesture…uhm, i’d go for “it stinks” ? At least, that’s how it’s used here lol

  9. coccinelsucrer

    2010 Jun 17 9

    Isn’t that a …
    Isn’t that a gesture that’s done pretty much everywhere? I don’t know, i didn’t know it was a specificly Japanese gesture for “sorry”, i do that too and pretty much everyone does (and i’m not Japanese at all =P). Well, i guess i just learnt something then.

  10. xxxsadle

    2010 Jun 17 10

    YATTA! I didnt know …
    YATTA! I didnt know you did other japanese informational videos Hiroko! So tallented!

  11. chakrabath123

    2010 Jun 17 11

    Wow pretty …
    Wow pretty informative! thanks.

  12. Aiglon1000

    2010 Jun 17 12

    ese cantinflas45 ya …
    ese cantinflas45 ya la quisiera de ticher de maestra pues.

  13. MelissaMagnificent

    2010 Jun 17 13

    this lessons are …
    this lessons are fun! =]

  14. Lasmus

    2010 Jun 17 14

    @BrainLover2 its a …
    @BrainLover2 its a syamisen ???

  15. BrainLover2

    2010 Jun 17 15

    What is the song …
    What is the song called? Does anyone know what instruments are used? Onegai?

  16. lu3mm3l

    2010 Jun 17 16

    Same here :)
    Same here :)

  17. nikkiwhite40

    2010 Jun 17 17

    She is soooo cute!! …
    She is soooo cute!!

    I love the Japanese!!

  18. paexou

    2010 Jun 17 18

    Ano kotoba karada …
    Ano kotoba karada ii desu. Kyoju motto !

  19. superjew1000

    2010 Jun 17 19

    Nihon jin!
    Nihon jin!

  20. diamencik1

    2010 Jun 17 20

    I love You and …
    I love You and Japanese ppl :)

  21. TAJAprincess

    2010 Jun 17 21

    What song is that …
    What song is that playing in the intro and exit, and who is it by?

  22. Jeffreylmcentire

    2010 Jun 17 22

    Hiroko-san, this …
    Hiroko-san, this series is really interesting! I have wanted to learn the gestures for a while after I learned the sign for “no” a long time ago. What a great series, doumo arigatou gozaimashita!

  23. nad143malik

    2010 Jun 17 23

    thnx the way you …
    thnx the way you are teaching is really cool i mean it’s easy to understand and of-course you are also cute too i am hoping that you and you team will keep doing your best for us

  24. seygra20

    2010 Jun 17 24

    we are viewers not …
    we are viewers not so much listeners

  25. WinterSina

    2010 Jun 17 25

    idk but if you find …
    idk but if you find it! tell me!


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