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Casual and Formal : What Time Is It? in Japanese
【Casual and Formal : What Time Is It? in Japanese】 There are a lot of ways to ask the time to people. And 今何時ですか? means "What time is it?" which you might have known, however, this is what so basic Japanese is. Today, let me intr... - Blog
“shōgo vs. yūgata vs. shin’ya”:How Do Native Speakers Use These?
【:How Do Native Speakers Use These?】 Did you remember that we separate the time either 午前(shin'ya) and native speakers quite often use them. Let me introduce how to correctly use them today! 正午(shōgo) Noon / 12:00 p.m. / Midday “... - Blog
“gozen” and “gogo”:What Do They Mean?
【"gozen" and "gogo":What Do They Mean?】 We often care about the time for appointments, meeting up with our friends, etc. And what an important thing of the time is A.M or P.M, isn’t it? As you know, 8 a.m and 8 p.m are so differe... - Blog
What is “shakai jin”? You Should Know
【What is "shakai jin"? You Should Know】 I’d say you have already known the meaning of “学生” means and how to use it today! 社会人 (shakai jin) Working adults / Working member of society / Working professional / Employees “社会人“, whi... - Blog
25 Examples: Grades of Japanese Education System
【25 Examples: Grades of Japanese Education System】 There are some difference education systems between a lot of countries and Japan so you may have been confused about how to say that. Could you correctly say "11th (eleventh) Grade / (... - Blog
21 Examples of “Interests”: How to Answer and Ask
【21 examples of "Interests" to Answer and Ask】 Your friends and teachers may want to get to know what you’re interested in, in order to get a feel for your personality. When answering, your goal has to be that you can share your intere... - Blog
20 Examples of Talking About Your Hometown
【20 Examples of Talking About Your Hometown】 We normally talk about our hometown after getting to know someone more and more or when we first met a person such as “Where are you from?”, “My hometown is ____”, “I’m from ____.”, etc.&nbs... - Blog
Difference Between TALK, SPEAK, SAY in Japanese
【】 What is the difference between “talk”, “speak” and “say” in Japanese? I’d say you might have been getting confused in using “話う” today! 話す (hanasu) Talk “話す” is necessary “A PERSON someone is talking to”. That is the most diff... - Blog
28 Examples of “Weekend” To Use In Japanese
【28 Examples of "Weekend" To Use In Japanese】 We often talk to our friends about weekends to hang out, don't we? Such as "What are you doing this weekend?", however, do you correctly use it in Japanese? Could you say "I was just relaxe... - Blog
へんこう vs しゅうせい vs ていせい:You Should Know The Way to Use
【: You Should Know The Way to Use】 Although they are quite similar meanings to each other, they have subtle differences. I’d say when you check these words in a dictionary, you could see a lot of Japanese meanings. Let me introduce wha...