by Jasmine
Hi! I heard you want to create another identity as a Japanese person! Then I am your lady☺️ Welcome to my Jasmine in Japan Podcast. Here I’m talking about not only Japanese culture but also about things from my Japanese perspective and my life! If you’re interested in … - Japanese culture - Japanese language - Establishing a good relationship with Japanese people - Living in Japan I am here for you! Come and stick around:)
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May 24, 2026
<p>So, are you unconsciously using casual Japanese to those who you shouldn’t?? </p><p><br></p><p>This podcast episode will solve a bit of that:) </p><p><br></p><p>タメ語（tame-go）or タメ口（tame-guchi）</p><p>→a casual way of speaking in Japanese</p><p><br></p><p>・タメ→same age. Ex. 「私ら、タメだね。」→”we are the same age.”</p><p>・語→language. Ex. 「日本語」→”Japanese”</p><p>・口→mouth. Usually it’s read like “kuchi.” But since the word タメ口 is combination of two words, so we read it “guchi.”</p><p><br></p><p>→if the relationship between you and one another is close even though they are older than you are, and they are comfortable you speaking in a casual way, then you can use タメ語 to them.</p><p><br></p><p>敬語（Kei-go）</p><p>→a formal way to speak in Japanese</p><p><br></p><p>敬語 has usually three types.</p><p>尊敬語→to respect one another</p><p>謙譲語→to lower your tone of language to respect one another / to be modest to describe your action </p><p>丁寧語→to describe nouns in an elegant way</p><p><br></p><p>Japanese language is so deep!! </p>
April 26, 2026
<p>Japanese people tend to have a bigger personal space than others. So, if you often wonder why your Japanese friend seems bothered when you speak to them, here’s why. </p><p><br></p><p>Learn how to keep a comfortable distance with Japanese people:) </p>
April 4, 2026
<p>Which person are you? 関西（Kansai） which is western/southern part of Japan or 関東（Kanto）which is eastern/northern part of Japan. </p><p><br></p><p>Here are some Japanese we spoke in the episode</p><p>-McDonald: マクドナルド. In Kanto, they say マック. In Kansai, we say マクド. </p><p>-Starbucks: スターバックス. The intonation is different depending on where they are from. </p><p>-USJ: ユニバ. The intonation is different depending on where they are from. </p><p>-Manzai: comedy talks done by two people. </p><p><br></p><p>Also, Kansai expressions me and Neppy recommend you to try. </p><p>- おおきに: “ohkini” means “thank you.”</p><p>-おもろい: “omoroi” means “funny.”</p><p>- アホ: “aho” means stupid. In Kansai, it can mean as a compliment depending on how you deliver it. </p><p>- 知らんけど: “shirankedo” means “maybe.”</p><p>- しばく: “shibaku” literally means to hit or to punch or attack. But when you say 「茶しばこか」”cha, shibakoka,” it means “let’s grab some coffee.” It is an extremely frank and casual slang, so do not use this unless one another is your bestie who understands deeply and understands Kansai vibe 😉</p><p><br></p><p>If you have any questions, let me know:) </p>
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Hi! I heard you want to create another identity as a Japanese person! Then I am your lady☺️
Welcome to my Jasmine in Japan Podcast.
Here I’m talking about not only Japanese culture but also about things from my Japanese perspective and my life!
If you’re interested in …
I am here for you! Come and stick around:)
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