Japanese grammar and things
Japanese grammar
Japanese grammar and things Read More »
Eto Eto is a zodiac animal that forms a 12-year cycle. From November to December, next year’s animals will begin to appear in various seasonal products sold in New Year’s cards and in Japan. From mouse to wild boar The idea of animals in the zodiac, which represent different years with a 12-year cycle, originally
Eto 干支 in Japanese culture Read More »
To learn Japanese If you want to learn Japanese (or called “Japanese” in Japanese), you’re in the right place! In our lessons, you can learn how to speak, read and write Japanese. On this site, you can find Japanese alphabets (including hiragana and katakana), kanji (kanji), vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, common words and phrases, and
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Japanese women in kimono. It seems that many Japanese people always wear kimono, carry Asian parasols on their backs, and wear sandals to walk around. This is no longer the case. Click here to learn Japanese language with the best one-on-one Japanese tutoring lessons in online. The truth is that Japanese
Japanese food Japanese food is quite diverse. More common Japanese dishes include noodle dishes (ramen, etc.), rice bowls (donburi), and sushi. Japanese food is generally very healthy and often contains certain types of seafood, usually white glutinous rice and vegetables. Click here to learn Japanese language with the best one-on-one Japanese tutoring lessons in online.
Buddhist statues in Japan Buddhist statues in Japan The most common religions in Japan are Buddhism (Buddhism-Buddhism) and Shinto (believers-Shinto). In Japan, Buddhism and Shinto are basically combined. However, Japanese religion has become more cultural and most people only consider themselves Buddhists from tradition. This means that they know little about their professed
Meet new people Students studying Japanese often ask me how to introduce myself to Japanese people. This interaction is usually very formal and is filled with several bows. The following is a typical Japanese conversation / introduction between two people who meet for the first time. Click here to learn Japanese language
Meet new people -新しい人との出会い – Read More »
Adjectives and adverbs -形容詞と副詞 – There are two different types of Japanese words that can be used to modify nouns (adjectives) and verbs (adverbs). One group is very similar to what is called an adjective, but it can also be combined to change the verb. These are called “dv” (short for “descriptive verb”). These are
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The second group of Japanese verbs is called a one-step verb. If it ends with the sound “iru” or “eru”, it is usually a one-step verb. Here are some commonly used Japanese verbs that look like one-tier, but are actually five-tiered. The one-step verb also follows a simple conjugation pattern that
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