David is fluent in Japanese, and if you looking at him, you would never guess it because he is the wightest Mofo I’ve ever seen he’s from the Bay Area, fluent in Japanese. We’re talking with David about Japan because surprise, surprise. What is Expat Empire? Well, you’ll have to stay tuned to find out.

We’re back for part two of our interview with David McNeil, the founder of Expat Empire. Peter Kersting: Welcome to Alone with Peter, a podcast for entrepreneurs, artists, digital nomads, and people seeking personal growth. With interviews ranging from 1-2 hours, it can be difficult to catch minor errors. Happy language learning!Ī Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar – Ī Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar – Ī Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar – Please enjoy part 2 of our interview with David McNeill, Founder of Expat Empire Here are some Japanese resources mentioned in the podcast episode. YouTube: Japanese Language Resources Mentioned in this episode If you want to get in touch with David McNeill or learn more about what Expat Empire has to offer your move abroad check out the links below. Follow along, and send me a DM to let me know what you think of the show! David McNeill Founder of Expat Empire If you believe your legal rights have been violated please contact the author immediately.Enjoying the show? Follow us on Instagram!īe sure to follow Alone with Peter on Instagram for highlight clips of the latest episodes, previews of upcoming guests, and more. Before your donation please confirm that this is not an act of purchasing but a voluntary gift support for the author, who do not offer any corresponding service in return. Anyone can obtain a copy of Saladict free of charge. Gift the author a cup of coffee ☕️ now and then to keep him energetic.ĭisclaimer: Saladict is a free and open-sourced project for study purpose only.Share your Saladict hacks and tricks to others.Help fix typos and wording (tribute to these contributors).Help more friends discover Saladict! Press the ★Star button on top of Github and leave a comment on Chrome Web Store, Add-ons for Firefox or Microsoft Edge Store.If you enjoy using Saladict and want to keep it alive and thriving, you can: As a free, ad-free, open sourced non-profit project, it is beyond expectation receiving such an overwhelming response. The Saladict project would not have come this far without its supporters.

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