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Nihongo To English blends language learning and stand-up humor as comedians Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen CPA (GoatVsFish) explore the quirks of Japanese and English—words that don’t translate, culture shocks, and why politeness can melt you faster than ice cream. Each episode moves freely between the two languages, revealing how funny and human bilingual life can be.

You’ll learn phrases, hear authentic conversation, and laugh about everything from Japanese idols and snacks to Ken-son humility and mistranslated signs.

Perfect for fans of Japanese culture, bilingual comedy, or learning Japanese the fun way.

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    • Episode 12: Kore? Sore? Are? Dore? | Genki “This/That” Practice + Mochi Donut Wordplay + Goat vs Fish Morning Motivational
      Jan 22 2026

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      In Episode 12 of Nihongo to English No Show, Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (CPA / comedic performance artist) bounce between English + 日本語 (nihongo) and dive into the Genki textbook to tackle one of the most confusing beginner topics: kore / sore / are / dore — plus the matching sets kono / sono / ano / dono and koko / soko / asoko / doko.

      Along the way: an audition callback mix-up, Michael’s Goat vs Fish early-morning livestream “motivational” routine (is it a cult? 👀), Michelle’s daily bass practice (quietly, so the family doesn’t complain), a local Japanese-English language exchange, and a dangerously chewy mochi donut detour that turns into peak vocabulary chaos: momo (peach), mochi, mochimasu, mochimono, okanemochi and more.

      If you’re studying Japanese (or English!) and want fun, real conversation + Genki-based learning, this one’s for you.

      Listen, like, subscribe, and share!
      Questions or vocab requests: email us at nihongo.englishnoshow@gmail.com

      第12話は「これ・それ・あれ・どれ」問題!『げんき』を使って “this/that” の言い方(この・その・あの・どの/ここ・そこ・あそこ・どこ)をゆるっと練習します。途中でモチドーナツの「もも・もち・もちます」ダジャレ祭り、Goat vs Fishの朝活トーク、そしてミシェルのベース練習話も!英語と日本語で会話しながら一緒に学びましょう。

      Theme Jingle by Michelle MaliZaki

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      🎙️ Nihongo To English No Show — a bilingual comedy podcast by Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (GoatVsFish).
      💌 Got a language or culture question? Email us at NihongoToEnglishNoShow@gmail.com

      📱 Follow us on Instagram @NihongoToEnglishPodcast for new episodes every 2nd, 12th & 22nd of the month!

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      30 min
    • Episode. 11: Learn Japanese Shopping Phrases + “How Much?” (Ikura) | Nihongo to English (No Show)
      Jan 12 2026

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      In Episode 11 of Nihongo to English (No Show), hosts Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen tumble into Japanese shopping phrases, beginner-friendly Genki vocabulary practice, and a chaotic-but-useful roleplay that goes from the store… to the restaurant… to “wait, why is Mary going to the bathroom?” 😄

      You’ll hear practice with essentials like kore / sore / dore, common shopping & everyday nouns (wallet, bag, shoes, notebook, pen), and the most important question of all: “How much?” (いくら / ikura). Plus: a mini rabbit-hole on asteroid vs meteorite vocabulary, and a hilarious riff on Japanese “firsts of the year” like kaizome (first shopping) and hatsuyume (first dream).

      📩 Have a question for Michelle & Michael? Email: nihongo to english no show at gmail.com
      ✅ Subscribe for more bilingual banter + practical Japanese/English learning moments.
      👋 またね / Hatcha ne!

      Theme Jingle by Michelle MaliZaki

      Support the show

      🎙️ Nihongo To English No Show — a bilingual comedy podcast by Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (GoatVsFish).
      💌 Got a language or culture question? Email us at NihongoToEnglishNoShow@gmail.com

      📱 Follow us on Instagram @NihongoToEnglishPodcast for new episodes every 2nd, 12th & 22nd of the month!

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      26 min
    • Episode 10: Hatsu Warai & Japanese New Year Confusion (Shōgatsu, Shinnenkai)
      Jan 2 2026

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      Welcome to 2026 — and our first 初笑い (hatsu warai), the first laugh of the New Year 🎍


      Nihongo to English hits Episode 10 with Japanese New Year traditions, language mix-ups, and joyful confusion.

      We talk oshōgatsu, bonenkai, and shinnenkai, New Year foods, long tamago jokes, karuta vs. hanafuda, and why the Japanese New Year lasts more than one day. Along the way, we confuse similar-sounding words, invent new ones, and laugh a lot.

      Then it’s classic Genki-style chaos:
      Japanese numbers, phone numbers, telling time, time zones, awkward role play, and the mystery of analog clocks — in two languages.

      Also in this episode:
      • Hatsu warai (first laugh of the year)
      • Bibimbap pronunciation debates - provided by @vividkitchen_global on IG

      • Japanese New Year resolutions
      • Tokyo vs. New York time
      • Snacks, food labels, and eating only after the podcast ends

      A bilingual Japanese–English comedy podcast that’s lightly educational, very conversational, and proudly unpolished.

      2026年最初の**初笑い(はつわらい)**エピソード!

      第10回の「Nihongo to English」では、お正月(お正月・忘年会・新年会)の話から始まり、日本語と英語が入り混じった会話、言い間違い、食べ物トーク、そして時間・数字・ロールプレイまで、ゆるく楽しく脱線します。

      勉強というより、笑いながら「なんとなく分かる」バイリンガル・ポッドキャストです。

      Theme Jingle by Michelle MaliZaki

      Support the show

      🎙️ Nihongo To English No Show — a bilingual comedy podcast by Michelle MaliZaki and Michael Allen (GoatVsFish).
      💌 Got a language or culture question? Email us at NihongoToEnglishNoShow@gmail.com

      📱 Follow us on Instagram @NihongoToEnglishPodcast for new episodes every 2nd, 12th & 22nd of the month!

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      29 min
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