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Nihongo Daily — Lesson 11: Invitations & Plans

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Lesson 11 of Nihongo Daily is all about Invitations & Plans — learning the casual volitional form so you can invite friends out in Japanese. You'll practice ikou (let's go), tabeyou (let's eat), miyou (let's watch), issho ni (together), to (with), ashita (tomorrow), ii yo (sure, sounds good), and dou desu ka (how about it). By the end you'll be able to say ashita, issho ni ikou — tomorrow, let's go together.

 
 
 

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