Counting in Japanese: Learn with Ease & Efficiency
Master Japanese counters with our in-depth guide. Explore 15 essential counters and practical usage tips for a smooth learning journey.
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Understanding the different uses of ‟Sumimasen (Sorry)" in Japanese culture
Japanese people always say "Sumimasen (Excuse me / I’m sorry)" and you hear Sumimasen everywhere. But did you know that there are many meanings in Sumimasen? It's not always used for apologies.
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How Hard Is It to Learn Japanese? A Look at Why It's So Complex
Japanese is known as one of the most difficult languages for native-English speakers to master. We take a look at each of the common reasons why Japanese language is considered hard to learn.
Number of accesses : 21
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Japanese Honorifics and Their Meanings Explained
Japanese honorifics are an essential part of the language. Learn how to use the most common honorifics that can be used in almost any situation in Japan.
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Is ANATA (You) Rude in Japanese? What Words Can You Use Instead?
From the Western view, you want to add that word “you” somehow, or it feels wrong. Maybe you asked and were taught “anata” for “you”. So, you might think to say, “Anata wa ogenki desu ka”. But this would NEVER happen in Japanese between natives. Moreover, if you were to use “anata“ while knowing your counterpart’s name, you would give a cold impression. It can be taken this way as rude!So what word can you use instead?
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Business Telephone Conversations in Japanese
Being able to communicate on the phone in Japanese isn't as hard as you might think. Here are some business Japanese phrases you can use when answering the phone in an office environment.
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Learning Japanese for Free: Great Online Tools
Learning Japanese online has never been easier. There are a lot of great free online materials for learning Japanese online and they are perfect for self-study. In this article we cover some of the best learning websites, apps, and tools for studying Japanese.
Number of accesses : 10
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Japanese Voice Translator / Interpreter Apps
Japanese–English and English–Japanese Voice Translation / Interpreter Apps, including completely free apps. They have text translation, speech translation (text-to-speech, interpretation), photo translation online and offline.
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What you need to know about "Good" and "Bad" in Japanese
When I interact with international students, I often find out that they encounter various misunderstandings in their daily lives, and there are many things that often make me wonder. Today, I'd like to introduce you to some examples of how to use "Good" and "Bad".
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JLPT for Studying and Working in Japan
JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is one of the most popular Japanese language tests for non-native speakers. Taking the JLPT can be extremely beneficial for studying or working in Japan. In this article, you will learn about the JLPT, benefits of taking this test, its levels, and useful textbooks.
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Japanese Idioms: A List of Expressions Based on Body Parts
The Japanese language is filled with colorful idioms and expressions. Check out our comprehensive list of Japan’s most popular idioms about body parts.
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Best Japanese Learning Apps - from beginners to advanced levels
Want to study and use Japanese on the go? For everything from serious kanji study to passive learning, here are the best Japanese learning apps around.
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All About the Buzz: Japanese Onomatopoeias
Dive into the world of Japanese onomatopoeia and explore how words vividly capture sounds of nature, emotions, and daily life.
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Essential Japanese Phrases and Cultural Tips for Dining in Japan
Explore authentic Japanese dining with this guide to essential restaurant phrases, etiquette, and cultural insights. Learn how speaking basic Japanese can enhance your meal, earn local appreciation, and unlock unique culinary experiences. From sushi counters to izakayas, navigate menus, manners, and regional specialties with confidence.
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The Best Way to Learn Japanese: 7 Savvy Strategies
What are some great ways to learn Japanese while living in Japan? From passive to active learning methods, give these strategies a try and find what works best for you.
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Counting in Japanese: Learn with Ease & Efficiency
Master Japanese counters with our in-depth guide. Explore 15 essential counters and practical usage tips for a smooth learning journey.
Number of accesses : 93
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Japanese Honorifics and Their Meanings Explained
Japanese honorifics are an essential part of the language. Learn how to use the most common honorifics that can be used in almost any situation in Japan.
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How Hard Is It to Learn Japanese? A Look at Why It's So Complex
Japanese is known as one of the most difficult languages for native-English speakers to master. We take a look at each of the common reasons why Japanese language is considered hard to learn.
Number of accesses : 67
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Understanding the different uses of ‟Sumimasen (Sorry)" in Japanese culture
Japanese people always say "Sumimasen (Excuse me / I’m sorry)" and you hear Sumimasen everywhere. But did you know that there are many meanings in Sumimasen? It's not always used for apologies.
Number of accesses : 61
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Is ANATA (You) Rude in Japanese? What Words Can You Use Instead?
From the Western view, you want to add that word “you” somehow, or it feels wrong. Maybe you asked and were taught “anata” for “you”. So, you might think to say, “Anata wa ogenki desu ka”. But this would NEVER happen in Japanese between natives. Moreover, if you were to use “anata“ while knowing your counterpart’s name, you would give a cold impression. It can be taken this way as rude!So what word can you use instead?
Number of accesses : 48
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Learning Japanese for Free: Great Online Tools
Learning Japanese online has never been easier. There are a lot of great free online materials for learning Japanese online and they are perfect for self-study. In this article we cover some of the best learning websites, apps, and tools for studying Japanese.
Number of accesses : 30
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Business Telephone Conversations in Japanese
Being able to communicate on the phone in Japanese isn't as hard as you might think. Here are some business Japanese phrases you can use when answering the phone in an office environment.
Number of accesses : 29
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JLPT for Studying and Working in Japan
JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is one of the most popular Japanese language tests for non-native speakers. Taking the JLPT can be extremely beneficial for studying or working in Japan. In this article, you will learn about the JLPT, benefits of taking this test, its levels, and useful textbooks.
Number of accesses : 28
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Best Japanese Learning Apps - from beginners to advanced levels
Want to study and use Japanese on the go? For everything from serious kanji study to passive learning, here are the best Japanese learning apps around.
Number of accesses : 26
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Japanese Idioms: A List of Expressions Based on Body Parts
The Japanese language is filled with colorful idioms and expressions. Check out our comprehensive list of Japan’s most popular idioms about body parts.
Number of accesses : 24
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Japanese Voice Translator / Interpreter Apps
Japanese–English and English–Japanese Voice Translation / Interpreter Apps, including completely free apps. They have text translation, speech translation (text-to-speech, interpretation), photo translation online and offline.
Number of accesses : 18
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All About the Buzz: Japanese Onomatopoeias
Dive into the world of Japanese onomatopoeia and explore how words vividly capture sounds of nature, emotions, and daily life.
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Essential Japanese Phrases and Cultural Tips for Dining in Japan
Explore authentic Japanese dining with this guide to essential restaurant phrases, etiquette, and cultural insights. Learn how speaking basic Japanese can enhance your meal, earn local appreciation, and unlock unique culinary experiences. From sushi counters to izakayas, navigate menus, manners, and regional specialties with confidence.
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What you need to know about "Good" and "Bad" in Japanese
When I interact with international students, I often find out that they encounter various misunderstandings in their daily lives, and there are many things that often make me wonder. Today, I'd like to introduce you to some examples of how to use "Good" and "Bad".
Number of accesses : 6
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The Best Way to Learn Japanese: 7 Savvy Strategies
What are some great ways to learn Japanese while living in Japan? From passive to active learning methods, give these strategies a try and find what works best for you.
Number of accesses : 4
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Japanese Language Exchange: Find a Partner to Talk With
Improve your skills by participating in Japanese language exchange! Find out where you can find someone to talk with and how to prepare for the conversation.
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Things You Didn't Know About Japan and Japanese People Part 2
International students seem to have trouble conveying their praise. In Japanese, "praise" means "evaluation," and it is common for the superior to praise the inferior. It may sound rude to say "Are you free?" to a superior.
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Counting in Japanese: Learn with Ease & Efficiency
Master Japanese counters with our in-depth guide. Explore 15 essential counters and practical usage tips for a smooth learning journey.
Number of accesses : 497
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How Hard Is It to Learn Japanese? A Look at Why It's So Complex
Japanese is known as one of the most difficult languages for native-English speakers to master. We take a look at each of the common reasons why Japanese language is considered hard to learn.
Number of accesses : 285
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Japanese Honorifics and Their Meanings Explained
Japanese honorifics are an essential part of the language. Learn how to use the most common honorifics that can be used in almost any situation in Japan.
Number of accesses : 261
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Is ANATA (You) Rude in Japanese? What Words Can You Use Instead?
From the Western view, you want to add that word “you” somehow, or it feels wrong. Maybe you asked and were taught “anata” for “you”. So, you might think to say, “Anata wa ogenki desu ka”. But this would NEVER happen in Japanese between natives. Moreover, if you were to use “anata“ while knowing your counterpart’s name, you would give a cold impression. It can be taken this way as rude!So what word can you use instead?
Number of accesses : 233
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Understanding the different uses of ‟Sumimasen (Sorry)" in Japanese culture
Japanese people always say "Sumimasen (Excuse me / I’m sorry)" and you hear Sumimasen everywhere. But did you know that there are many meanings in Sumimasen? It's not always used for apologies.
Number of accesses : 206
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Business Telephone Conversations in Japanese
Being able to communicate on the phone in Japanese isn't as hard as you might think. Here are some business Japanese phrases you can use when answering the phone in an office environment.
Number of accesses : 176
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Japanese Idioms: A List of Expressions Based on Body Parts
The Japanese language is filled with colorful idioms and expressions. Check out our comprehensive list of Japan’s most popular idioms about body parts.
Number of accesses : 140
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Best Japanese Learning Apps - from beginners to advanced levels
Want to study and use Japanese on the go? For everything from serious kanji study to passive learning, here are the best Japanese learning apps around.
Number of accesses : 122
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Japanese Voice Translator / Interpreter Apps
Japanese–English and English–Japanese Voice Translation / Interpreter Apps, including completely free apps. They have text translation, speech translation (text-to-speech, interpretation), photo translation online and offline.
Number of accesses : 113
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JLPT for Studying and Working in Japan
JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is one of the most popular Japanese language tests for non-native speakers. Taking the JLPT can be extremely beneficial for studying or working in Japan. In this article, you will learn about the JLPT, benefits of taking this test, its levels, and useful textbooks.
Number of accesses : 84
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Learning Japanese for Free: Great Online Tools
Learning Japanese online has never been easier. There are a lot of great free online materials for learning Japanese online and they are perfect for self-study. In this article we cover some of the best learning websites, apps, and tools for studying Japanese.
Number of accesses : 66
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Japanese Language Exchange: Find a Partner to Talk With
Improve your skills by participating in Japanese language exchange! Find out where you can find someone to talk with and how to prepare for the conversation.
Number of accesses : 43
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Essential Japanese Phrases and Cultural Tips for Dining in Japan
Explore authentic Japanese dining with this guide to essential restaurant phrases, etiquette, and cultural insights. Learn how speaking basic Japanese can enhance your meal, earn local appreciation, and unlock unique culinary experiences. From sushi counters to izakayas, navigate menus, manners, and regional specialties with confidence.
Number of accesses : 42
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All About the Buzz: Japanese Onomatopoeias
Dive into the world of Japanese onomatopoeia and explore how words vividly capture sounds of nature, emotions, and daily life.
Number of accesses : 40
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The Best Way to Learn Japanese: 7 Savvy Strategies
What are some great ways to learn Japanese while living in Japan? From passive to active learning methods, give these strategies a try and find what works best for you.
Number of accesses : 15
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What you need to know about "Good" and "Bad" in Japanese
When I interact with international students, I often find out that they encounter various misunderstandings in their daily lives, and there are many things that often make me wonder. Today, I'd like to introduce you to some examples of how to use "Good" and "Bad".
Number of accesses : 12
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Things You Didn't Know About Japan and Japanese People Part 2
International students seem to have trouble conveying their praise. In Japanese, "praise" means "evaluation," and it is common for the superior to praise the inferior. It may sound rude to say "Are you free?" to a superior.
Number of accesses : 8
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Best Japanese Learning Apps - from beginners to advanced levels
Want to study and use Japanese on the go? For everything from serious kanji study to passive learning, here are the best Japanese learning apps around.
Number of accesses : 4
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Is ANATA (You) Rude in Japanese? What Words Can You Use Instead?
From the Western view, you want to add that word “you” somehow, or it feels wrong. Maybe you asked and were taught “anata” for “you”. So, you might think to say, “Anata wa ogenki desu ka”. But this would NEVER happen in Japanese between natives. Moreover, if you were to use “anata“ while knowing your counterpart’s name, you would give a cold impression. It can be taken this way as rude!So what word can you use instead?
Number of accesses : 1
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Japanese Idioms: A List of Expressions Based on Body Parts
The Japanese language is filled with colorful idioms and expressions. Check out our comprehensive list of Japan’s most popular idioms about body parts.
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