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What is Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), the Test Evaluating and Certifying the Japanese Proficiency of Non-native Speakers
This page introduces the outline, difficulty level, and advantages of taking the JLPT (The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test), which is the most extensive test to measure the level of Japanese language proficiency of those who study Japanese. If you are studying Japanese, please refer to this page.
The Meaning and Use of “Kawaii” in Japan: Exploring Its Application in Various Situations
We’ll explore the situations in which Japanese native speakers use the word “kawaii” and delve into its various meanings. By the end of this article, you’ll likely find yourself eager to incorporate “kawaii” into your daily conversations!
What Are Loanwords Used by Japanese People? Are They the Same as the Original Words in Terms of Pronunciation?
There are people who find loanwords “difficult” and others who find them “easy to understand.” Why is that? By understanding the characteristics of loanwords, I encourage you to learn them and give them a try.
How Is Word Order Structured in Japanese?
Have you ever felt like Japanese word order can be a bit intricate? Or maybe the Japanese you heard in anime or on TV sounded a little different? Today, we’ll take a closer look at word order in Japanese—an essential part of communication. You might even find that this helps you understand some of the mysteries behind how Japanese people communicate! So let’s dive in.
What Does the Term “Yabai,” as Used by Japanese Young People, Mean?
If you’re a learner of Japanese, I assume you’ve heard of the word “yabai.” We’ll explore how it’s actually used by young people today.
