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Nihongo to English

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<p><b>Nihongo To English</b> blends <b>language learning and stand-up humor</b> as comedians <b>Michelle MaliZaki</b> and <b>Michael Allen CPA (GoatVsFish)</b> explore the quirks of Japanese and English—words that don’t translate, culture shocks, and why politeness can melt you faster than ice cream. Each episode moves freely between the two languages, revealing how funny and human bilingual life can be.</p><p>You’ll learn phrases, hear authentic conversation, and laugh about everything from <b>Japanese idols and snacks</b> to <b>Ken-son humility</b> and <b>mistranslated signs.</b></p><p>Perfect for fans of <b>Japanese culture, bilingual comedy, or learning Japanese the fun way.</b></p>

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10/2/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Tsukeru vs. Tsukau vs. Tsukuru, Cucumber Pickles & Flying Sumo Pillows | EP 30

July 22, 2026

Tsukeru vs. Tsukau vs. Tsukuru, Cucumber Pickles & Flying Sumo Pillows | EP 30

Send us Fan Mail Learn Japanese with Genki on this episode of Nihongo to English! Hosts Michael Allen, CPA and Michelle MaliZaki tackle one of Japanese grammar's sneakiest mix-ups: tsukeru (to pickle), tsukau (to use), and tsukuru (to make) — three verbs that sound almost identical but mean very different things (ask Michael about his slightly vulgar mnemonic device). Along the way they make cucumber pickles (tsukemono), work through Genki Chapter 3's daily schedule practice with Yamashita-se...

Episode thumbnail for Japanese Verbs ~ますか Questions, Eucalyptus Candy from Spain & Weird Al's Gonna Die | EP 29

July 12, 2026

Japanese Verbs ~ますか Questions, Eucalyptus Candy from Spain & Weird Al's Gonna Die | EP 29

Send us Fan Mail Learn Japanese with Genki Chapter 3! In EP 29, Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (CPA) tackle 〜ますか questions with verb practice straight from page 95 — 読みます, 飲みます, 見ます, します — and turn a textbook "guessing game" into a full-blown points competition. (Michael loses. There's a scoreboard now. Things are getting serious.) Before the Japanese grammar kicks in, we sample a mysterious eucalyptus-menthol candy souvenir from Spain, debate the world's best herbal tea (ginger turmeric...

Episode thumbnail for Iku vs. Kuru, Barcelona Croquettes & The Daruma Gets an Eye – EP 28

July 2, 2026

Iku vs. Kuru, Barcelona Croquettes & The Daruma Gets an Eye – EP 28

Send us Fan Mail Episode 28 – Iku vs. Kuru, Barcelona Croquettes &amp; The Daruma Gets an Eye Learn Japanese and discover Japanese culture with hosts Michael Allen (CPA) and Michelle MaliZaki in Episode 28 of Nihongo to English — the bilingual podcast where somehow, you always walk away knowing more Japanese than when you started. This week, Michelle is back from a family trip to Europe — Dublin, Barcelona, and the World Cup chaos in between. Tapas were eaten. Open mics were canceled. And a v...

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What is Nihongo to English?
<p><b>Nihongo To English</b> blends <b>language learning and stand-up humor</b> as comedians <b>Michelle MaliZaki</b> and <b>Michael Allen CPA (GoatVsFish)</b> explore the quirks of Japanese and English—words that don’t translate, culture shocks, and why politeness can melt you faster than ice cream. Each episode moves freely between the two languages, revealing how funny and human bilingual life can be.</p><p>You’ll learn phrases, hear authentic conversation, and laugh about everything from <b>Japanese idols and snacks</b> to <b>Ken-son humility</b> and <b>mistranslated signs.</b></p><p>Perfect for fans of <b>Japanese culture, bilingual comedy, or learning Japanese the fun way.</b></p>
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