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What is Omotenashi(おもてなし)? : Japan is world-renowned for its customer service. From concierge assistance at fancy hotels to grabbing a quick sandwich at a convenience store, Japanese workers go above…
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As Japanese learners, learning the proper terminology for people around you would be considered to be one of the first and vital things to learn. In this blog we will…
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 Gomennasai, “sorry” in Japanese.
Understanding the meaning of Gomennasai in Japanese. Hey guys, how is it going today? Owe someone an apology? Well that’s fine, we are going to teach you today all about…
Continue readingBreak-up Lines in Japanese
Break-up Lines in Japanese : If you read the last article about how to make a marriage proposal in Japanese, then today is the other side of the coin. We’re…
Continue readingMarriage Proposal Lines in Japanese
Marriage Proposal Lines in Japanese : Love is in the air in this edition of Bondlingo Japanese language learning. Today, we’re going to teach you a little bit about Japanese…
Continue readingAishiteru and Suki desu: What’s the difference? The difference in Love and Like
Aishiteru and Suki desu: What’s the difference? The difference in Love and Like : When people learn a new language, the first few key phrases learned are usually how to…
Continue readingHow to master the use of “Konbanwa” in Japanese
Konbanwa こんばんは! : Hey guys, how’s it going today? If you’ve just started your journey with Japanese and are a little confused as to why there are so many ways…
Continue readingGetting carried away in Japanese: Choushi ni noru
Getting carried away in Japanese: Choushi ni noru : Hey guys, KONNICHIWA! How are you all doing today? Welcome to another fantastic online Japanese lesson from the one and only…
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