Learn Japanese with a Poem #11 | 何度でも Every Time (何度でも・いつでも・どこでも)

"And I still ran to you the same way." A short Japanese poem about running to the same person, from school days to years later, explained line by line in English. I wrote this poem myself, under my pen name "Hibernation in August." 📖 Read this poem in Japanese, Chinese, and English: https://poem.knittinghiyori.com/0111/ 🌙 Read all my poems (365 Days of Poems): https://poem.knittinghiyori.com/ ✉️ Get new poems by email, every 1 to 2 weeks: https://knittinghiyori.kit.com/dc401d... ▶️ Start from #1:    • Learn Japanese with a Poem #1 | 図書館 The Li...   ▶️ Previous, #10:    • Learn Japanese with a Poem #10 | 君は除く Exce...   What you'll learn ・hōkago: after school ・hashiru: to run ・yappari: still, just as I thought ・Bonus: nando demo, itsu demo, doko demo Chapters 0:00 The same way 0:12 Intro 0:57 What it means in English 1:14 Part 1: After school 2:17 Part 2: Graduation day 3:05 Part 3: Many years later 4:19 Bonus: nando demo 5:04 Vocabulary review 5:53 Listen again 6:21 Read more poems The poem: Every Time When the last bell rang I was the first one out of class running to you On graduation day I cut across the whole field running to you Many years later I saw you at the other end of the platform and I still ran to you the same way If you like the poems here, remember to subscribe, share this video, and turn on the notification bell 🔔 #LearnJapanese #JapanesePoetry #JapaneseGrammar