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Top 100 Commonly Used Kanji in Japan – How Many Have You Encountered?
Today, we introduce kanji commonly used by Japanese people online and in books. It’s better to memorize kanji in context or through phrases in different situations rather than just trying to remember their readings and characters. The more you engage with kanji, the more familiar and approachable they will become!
An Introduction to Japanese Honorifics
When speaking Japanese, honorifics (敬称, keishō) are placed after names, such as -san, -sama, -kun, and -chan. Some of you may wonder, “Is this usage really correct?” There is a wide variety of honorifics, and using them properly is important. Today, we will explore some common Japanese honorifics and their usage—especially in business settings—in an easy and practical way!
6 Best Japanese Language Learning Apps for Beginners!
The best way to find great apps is to ask experienced Japanese learners! Today, we will introduce a variety of apps—from free versions that are highly practical to paid apps for those who want to dive deep into their studies—complete with real reviews from fellow learners.
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Practical Business Japanese – The Ways and Examples
The ultimate purpose of business is bringing benefits to yourself or your company. By using correct Japanese, let’s do delightful communication and think of nice ways to make a successful business.
The Japanese Zodiac Features the Boar and Rabbit! How Did the 12 Zodiac Signs Begin?
The Chinese zodiac is the name of the 12 animal species used in the Japanese calendar. China, Korea, Vietnam, and other countries also have their own Chinese zodiac signs, but the animals that appear in them seem to be different from those in Japan. In this article, we will introduce the zodiac signs in Japan and their differences from the zodiac signs of other countries.
