Kick off your Japanese listening in the morning by listening to the NHK Radio News online. There are four broadcasts daily, 10 minute segments at 7am and midday and then 15 minutes at 7pm and 10pm. The speed at which the broadcasters speak can be adjusted to slow, normal or fast, making it handy for repeated listenings. The fact that the announcers – especially the new ones – often stumble over words can be a small measure of encouragement for those of us non-natives struggling with the language. [courtesy of Nihongojouzu.com]\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Kick off your Japanese listening in the morning by listening to the NHK Radio News online. There are four broadcasts daily, 10 minute segments at 7am and midday and then 15 minutes at 7pm and 10pm. The speed at which the broadcasters speak can be adjusted to slow, normal or fast, making it handy for repeated listenings. The fact that the announcers – especially the \u2026 [ Read more <\/i> ]<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Source<\/strong>: NHK<\/a>
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