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A Guide to Japanese Pronunciation: Practice Using Example Sentences
Many of you may have the goal of becoming fluent in Japanese. Today, we will introduce several pronunciation techniques that can help you speak Japanese more clearly, like a native.
Have Fun Speaking Japanese! Useful Phrases for Restaurants
Do you enjoy Japanese food? Trying new dishes is one of the most enjoyable experiences. Eating out is called “外食：Gaishoku” in Japanese.
A Japanese language teacher teaches! Summary of Japanese expressions that are easy to make mistakes
"たばこ：Tobacco（tabako）” and "たまご：egg（tamago）", "にく：meat（niku）" and "くに：country（kuni）" are Japanese words with similar readings but different meanings. There are also many things that have different meanings when said in different ways. In this article, I would like to introduce some expressions that Japanese language learners find easy to make mistakes in, from the point of view of a Japanese language teacher.
The Interesting Points of Japanese Language – Intransitive and Transitive –
This article explains the automatic verbs that Japanese people often use in their daily lives. Depending on the learner's native language, the distinction between automatic and transitive verbs may not be very clear, which can be difficult, but we encourage you to study with this article as a reference.
How to Set Goals When Starting to Learn Japanese at a Language School
This guide walks you through the steps of setting effective learning goals, helping you to start learning Japanese with purpose and direction.
