Nothing and Nobody | Japanese From Zero! Video 65

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[Course 3 Lesson 4]
Today we are talking about NANI MO and DARE MO in Japanese. They are part of a bigger grammar concept that we will learn more about later on.

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https://fromzero.com based on the Japanese From Zero! (https://learnfz.com/JFZamazon) book series written by George Trombley and Yukari Takenaka



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