Japanese podcast for beginners (Nihongo con Teppei)

I've been learning Japanese for a few months now, and this podcast has been a fantastic resource for me as a beginner. I listen to it every day, usually while doing chores or driving. At first, I didn't understand most of it, but re-listening to the episodes has helped me pick up more and more over time. It's a great way to immerse myself in the language and complements my grammar and vocabulary studies perfectly. Highly recommend for anyone starting their Japanese learning journey! ——— Llevo unos meses aprendiendo japonés y este podcast es un recurso genial. Lo escucho todos los días, normalmente mientras hago las tareas de casa o conduzco. Al principio, no pillaba casi nada, pero al volver a escuchar los episodios, voy entendiendo más y más. Es una manera estupenda de sumergirme en el idioma y complementa perfectamente mis estudios de gramática y vocabulario. ¡Lo recomiendo muchísimo a cualquiera que esté empezando a aprender japonés!

I am just starting to learn Japanese and this podcast is the perfect podcast to listen to for getting familiar with hearing conversation. I was scared at first because it’s ONLY Japanese, but Teppei is very good at repeating things and if you listen there are many many context clues to guide you into understanding. I learn vocabulary from other podcasts (and Dualingo) but Teppei’s podcast is my source for hearing things in context and being able to confidently engage in a conversation. Thank you so much for making this podcast, Teppei!!!

Since I discovered this podcast (2 weeks ago) I am looking forward to listen Teppei Sensei podcast every day. I listen to it multiple times a day, I am starting to learn Japanese and this podcast gives me so much inspiration and happiness, I only understand three words for now lol but I usually repeat what Teppei Sensei says and I have fun! Thanks for this awesome opportunity Teppei Sensei!

I do not know way too much Japanese but he speaks so clearly and allows me to understand at a good natural pace. I don’t understand everything he says because I do not know enough Japanese yet, but thanks to him I am getting there.