Must know phrases when living with a Japanese partner & roommate
About to move to Japan or move in with Japanese speaking people? This might just be the blog for you. Overview Living with someone is as hard as it is…
Continue readingWhat are the main differences between tonikaku and toriaezu ?
Greetings to all of you Japanese learners out there. We hope you are doing exceedingly well and are geared up to face another online Japanese lesson from us here at…
Continue readingHonne & Tatemae(本音と建前) – Discussing Japanese behaviour
Hey guys, welcome to another online lesson from BondLingo. Today we are going to be talking about Honne and Tatemae which is a concept surrounding the behaviour and thinking of…
Continue readingHow to integrate “Tashikani” to express a degree of certainty in Japanese
A hearty hello to all of you keen Japanese learners, we hope you are doing extremely well today and are ready to invest a little bit of time into the…
Continue readingLearn to use Sasuga さすが in Japanese to define expectations.
Hi guys, welcome to today’s incredible online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be looking at the Japanese phrase “Sasuga” which allows you to express your expectations…
Continue readingLet’s learn about Japan’s Wasei-Eigo
Have you ever wondered what Wasei-Eigo is? We are going to tell you all about it. Hey guys, welcome to another online Japanese lesson From Bondlingo. Todays it’s all about…
Continue readingJapanese Business Speech: 接客用語 Phrases to Use As a Part-time Shop Staff
Japanese Business Speech: 接客用語 Phrases to Use As a Part-time Shop Staff : Are you thinking of applying for a part-time job in Japan? Do you already have one? If…
Continue readingHow to Use Gochisousama ごちそうさま to say Thank You (For the meal)
Hey guys, how is it going today? We hope that you are extremely hungry because in today’s online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo we are going to be looking at the…
Continue readingUse and Meaning of Shikatanai(仕方ない)
Use and Meaning of Shikatanai(仕方ない) : Shikata ga nai or Shikata nai is a very common phrase mainly used in situations when something unstoppable/uncontrollable happens and you just pretty much…
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