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Best Japanese language school for newcomers to Japan
We explore not only the importance of learning Japanese as a beginner, but also help you to navigate selecting the best language school.
Is the JLPT a Must-Have? The Importance of Passing the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test
If you’ve ever studied Japanese, you’ve likely come across the JLPT — the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test. Passing the JLPT is considered important, as it can give you an advantage when applying to universities, seeking employment, or obtaining a visa. It is widely recognized as a way for non-native speakers to demonstrate their proficiency in Japanese. Today, we explore the necessity and significance of the JLPT — when it’s required, and just how important it really is.
What is “Onomatopoeia,” that Japanese people often use?
When we communicate in Japanese, have you experienced to confuse about “onomatopoeia?” For example, “今日は雨がザアザア降っているね。(Kyou wa ame ga ZA-ZA- futte iru ne.): Today, it rains ZA-ZA-.” What is ZA-ZA-? We have more onomatopoeia like NIKO NIKO and GORO GORO. Let’s learn the magical Japanese words, onomatopoeia together.
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Best Japanese language school for people working in Japan
This article explores the importance of learning Japanese for work and why we believe TCJ is the best school to help you with this.
Why students choose to study Japanese at TCJ: teacher interviews
Each person has their own perspective so we interviewed 3 teachers at TCJ to find out why student students choose to study at the school.