8 phrases to encourage someone in Japanese
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Let’s look at how to say thank you to our loved ones today. If you have a Japanese friend, lover, spouse, or child, try using these words of gratitude to your loved ones in Japanese.
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How to count numbers in Japanese? Counting numbers (100-10,000)
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Let’s learn how to count bigger numbers (100-10,000) in Japanese today. Knowing how to count numbers will increase your proficiency level in Japanese.
How to say “Yes” and “No” in Japanese?
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Let’s learn how to say “Yes” and “No” in Japanese. How to say “Yes”? There are mainly three affirmative expressions in Japanese: “はい hai”, “ええ ee” and “うん un”. Let’s look at how they differ from one another. 1. はい […]
44 Ways of Grumbling and Complaining in Japanese
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced people to spend long hours at home. This gives rise to tension in the household and frequent quarrels and conflicts with your partners, spouse, or children. This article will introduce some Japanese expressions used during quarrels and arguments.
21 Ways Of Saying Thank You To Your Loved Ones
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Let’s look at how to say thank you to our loved ones today. If you have a Japanese friend, lover, spouse, or child, try using these words of gratitude to your loved ones in Japanese.
Days of the week in Japanese
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In this article, we are going to learn how to say days of the week in Japanese. After we have mastered the vocabulary, try to say your schedule for one week.
How to tell time in Japanese?
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Let’s learn how to tell time in Japanese today. Knowing how to tell time increases your language proficiency and survival skills in Japan as you can ask time and understand train and bus schedule announcements.
Counting numbers in Japanese
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Let’s learn how to count numbers in Japanese today. Knowing how to count numbers will increase your proficiency level in Japanese.
8 Expressions to Call Out to a Friend in Trouble in Japanese
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Hello. We received the following question below. “I met my friend Yoshiko back from my university days. We had a good time over lunch but I happened to see her looking at her smartphone with tears in her eyes outside the toilet. Something must be worrying her. I wanted to ask her about it but how should I go about doing it?” Today, let's think about phrases to call out to a friend in trouble.
17 Japanese Expressions for Traffic Accidents, Fires, Earthquakes, and other Emergencies
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What happens if you are living or travelling in Japan and you encounter an accident or disaster? You don't know any Japanese language and depending on the scale of the disaster, you may lose your life if you know nothing about the language. Let's look at some life-saving expressions today.