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Let’s enjoy conversation in Japanese. Phrases you can use at hotels.
In this article, we will introduce 1) how to say to apply for accommodation at the front desk when staying at a hotel in Japan, and 2) useful sentence forms that can be used in various situations if you know them.
What makes Japanese writing easy to read? A professional writer shares tips on how to write effectively.
As a Japanese teacher and web writer, I will show you some tips on how to write easy-to-read sentences. ・Use hiragana, katakana, and kanji appropriately. ・Let’s learn the basic rules for using punctuation marks such as “。” and “、” ・Japanese is an SOV language. Let’s learn about the principle of “one sentence, one idea”!
Unlocking Japanese Adjectives
In language learning, adjectives constitute one of the most essential elements, and Japanese is no exception. When used effectively, they enable precise descriptions of people, objects, and places. In this article, we will examine Japanese adjectives, including their types, usage, and practical strategies for mastering them.
【For Beginners】How to Start Learning Japanese
Today, we introduce how to learn Japanese for those who are interested in starting or have just begun learning the language. Is Japanese difficult or not? How do Japanese characters and pronunciation work? Are there any tips for learning kanji? How can you master grammar?
Is “I Love You” Translated Only as “Aishiteru”? Exploring Japanese Literary Interpretations
Do Japanese people avoid saying “I Love You”? When do they say “Aishiteru”? Today, we’re exploring phrases to express your feelings to someone you love. From the literary works of Natsume Soseki and Haruki Murakami to the modern expressions used by younger generations, we will delve into a variety of Japanese phrases, encompassing both written and spoken forms. Join us in appreciating the richness of Japanese language and culture.
