Why Japanese Speakers Leave Sentences Unfinished (Remember This Tip) | Speaking Habit #1

Why do Japanese speakers leave sentences unfinished? 🤔
Not finishing a phrase is a habit in real spoken Japanese that often confuses learners — and I explain why it’s actually natural, polite, and culturally appropriate.

1:09 Unfinished phrase: Reason 1
2:32 Unfinished phrase: Reason 2
3:44 Unfinished phrase: Reason 3

📌 This is the first of three key habits that make spoken Japanese different from what you learn in textbooks.

📌 More Lessons from This Series
Habit 2:    • Speak Japanese Naturally Without「は」「が」「を」「...  
Habit 3:    • They Drop「か」in Questions?! (Here’s Why It ...  

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