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Various slangs exist in Japanese, but you need to be careful how you use them. It is not appropriate for business situations, formal places, or when speaking with superiors. In this article, we will introduce words that mean “very much” and verb words with “る ru” added to katakana.

When communicating through text messages, 顔文字(kaomoji): Emoticons are frequently used in Japanese. They are a useful tool for expressing feelings and nuances that words alone cannot convey. Today, we’ll explore different types of kaomoji that are actually used by Japanese people, appropriate situations to use them, and practical tips for using them naturally—along with some examples. Enrich your Japanese communication skills by mastering kaomoji!

Japanese business emails have a specific language and formula. We teach you the basic rules and structure, and provide free samples to use as you like.

There are many differences between Japan and other countries when it comes to cultural norms. We give foreign residents tips on what to look out for.

Learning keigo is critical for anyone looking to work in Japan. We go over what it is, important points, and useful words to use at the office.