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Lesson 48: Saying what you want to do in the future

In this last lesson of Easy Japanese, learners discover how to express future aspirations using the "tara" conditional form, as exemplified by Tam's goal to work in Japan after graduation. The episode provides detailed grammar explanations and practical exercises for applying the new pattern in various scenarios, alongside a bonus phrase for encouragement. It concludes with a fun segment exploring Japan's diverse regional culinary specialties and a heartfelt farewell from the hosts.

Lesson 47: Asking how to do something

Lesson 46: Expressing multiple impressions -- Part 2

Lesson 45: Making a request politely

Lesson 44: Telling someone what you've heard

Lesson 43: Expressing impressions of what you see

Lesson 42: Expressing your intent or plans

Lesson 41: Asking whether something you want to do is possible

Lesson 40: Explaining the reason

Lesson 39: Describing a mistake you’ve made

Lesson 38: Comparing two things

Lesson 37: Saying something is wrong

Lesson 36: Asking about the time

Lesson 35: Expressing past or future actions in sequence

Lesson 34: Saying what you’ve experienced

Lesson 33: Asking how long something will take

Lesson 32: Asking how to get to your destination

Lesson 31: Inviting someone to do something together -- Part 2

Lesson 30: Expressing a variety of past and future actions

Lesson 29: Saying what you've done

Lesson 28: Asking for permission

Lesson 27: Asking which one to choose

Lesson 26: Expressing multiple impressions -- Part 1

Lesson 25: Saying you're not feeling well

Lesson 24: Explaining what you can't eat

Lesson 23: Saying what you like

Lesson 22: Inviting someone to do something together -- Part 1

Lesson 21: Describing where you are

Lesson 20: Asking someone not to put something in your food

Lesson 19: Saying what you want to buy