I just want to express my heartfelt thanks to Sayuri Sensei. Her episodes are so clear, informational, and useful. I kept listening to them repeatedly and saw significant improvement in my listening skills. Let me give you a concrete measure: when I first started listening to her podcasts in less than 2 months ago I could understand no more than 20%, in less than 2 months later I could understand roughly 60% on first listening. Of course, during this period I have also listened to many other Japanese conversation Podcasts. But I spent far more time on Sayuri Sensei’s Podcasts than others because her episodes are really good for ear training, not too short and covering a wide set of vocabularies around a topic.

Sayuri Saying is my favorite listening course as someone at N3 level. After spending a lot of time listening to Nihongo Con Teppei beginner, Sayuri Saying has been a perfect next-level-up. The podcast’s editing, music, choice of topics, as well as the conversation episodes are always pleasant and easy to learn with and listen to. Big recommend for anyone looking to break into Intermediate listening

This has been a life saver to improve my listening at n2 level ♥︎ She is a great speaker and keeps the perfect level between comprehensive output and challenging vocabulary. I love the pace of her voice and the real life topics and vocabulary she uses. I hope to continue learning Japanese and about Japan with her 💕⭐️ Love from Mexico

I love Sayuri & Mika’s conversations! They both speak at a great pace for my learning Japanese, and I also love it for learning the more feminine form of speaking (anime speech is fun for slang words, but it isn’t always practical for speaking in the feminine way)! Also, I really appreciate her conversational podcasts for language learning because you can hear the appropriate ways to respond to someone else. In monologue podcasts, you miss these details. However, Sayuri has a very calming voice so I don’t mind listening to her podcasts without guests too.

Studying these with the transcripts everyday

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The YouTube Channel was well organized with the translations of the vocabulary. Good speed for my listening level. Very nicely done.