Archive for August, 2008
Basic Japanese Grammar SO DESU
22Aug08
Here is yet another grammar construction that you can use plug and play style. What I mean by this is that you stick verbs into the construction and you can make sentences that make sense. Practice speaking Japanese by inserting in the place of To say that someone seems ‘about to’ verb in Japanese, use [...]
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Simple Japanese
22Aug08
Towards Better Japanese
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Towards Better Japanese
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Towards Better Japanese
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Japanese Word Salad
22Aug08
Towards Better Japanese
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Japanese Words – Intensifiers
22Aug08
These Japanese words help intesify or heat up other Japanese words and Japanese phrases. Learn these useful Japanese Intesifiers. 1. Honto ni? 本当に- really? 2. Hijo^ ni? 非常に- extremely 3. Sugoku 凄く- greatly (very) 4. Tottemo とっても- very 5. Taihen 大変- awful (rough, hard), that’s terrible, 6. Donna ni… どんなに- how… 7. Kanarazu 必ず- absolutely [...]
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20Aug08
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Japanese on Squidoo- The First 100 Essential Japanese WordsThis text of the first 100 essential words in Japanese is not scripture, but it gives you a good one hundred words to begin your Japanese language journey. There are many benefits in the practice of saying these words out loud. Language aquisition comes not just from reading, but from speaking. Once you read through this list, try speaking these words out lo […]
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- Counting in Japanese: ICHI NI SANIn this lens, we will study numbers in Japanese. When I lived in Japan, one of the strategies I used to become fluent was to count to a certain number, and then count backwards. At first, it started with counting from one to ten, and once that was mastered, I went from one to one hundred and then backwards. Once that was mastered, I counted from one to one t […]
- 101 Useful Japanese Words and Phrases
- Viral Inviter vs TrafficXplode 2.0 ReviewIf you have been around in the internet marketing world long enough you probably have heard of Mike Filsaime's Viral Friends Generator. What it does is basically bribe the visitors to tell their friends about the site. In the early days, the interface of the VFG is just a few simple text boxes where visitors can type in their friend's email address […]
- How to say "______________" in Japanese (Modern Colloquial Approach)The list of Japanese words, phrases, sayings, and other useful expressions found below are current or colloquial enough so that when you put them to use in your Japanese conversations, you won't sound like a Japanese Grandpa. The list below is up to date and will keep you from sounding like you learned your Japanese from the great US Naval commander, Co […]
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