Japanese Phrases You Can Use in Restaurants
When you go to Japan, or if you are already there, chances are you will find yourself eating in a restaurant at some point or another. At least, I hope…
Continue readingHow to use Japanese particles: と (to), や (ya), and の (no)
Japanese Particles: と (to) This particle, と (to) can be expressed or used in four ways. It can be used for making a list, asking a question, or to express…
Continue readingJapanese Words and Phrases You Can Take to the Bank
Or the ATM, if you’re just traveling. Going to the bank can be kind of stressful in English. And maybe you’re even more stressed out about the possibility of going…
Continue readingLet’s Learn Particles は (wa), を (o), and も (mo)
Particles in the Japanese language are very important and serve multiple functions. For example, it can help differentiate a sentence’s subject from its object or to show the direction of…
Continue readingJapanese Phrases and Etiquette for Taxis, Trains, and Buses in Japan
Japanese Phrases and Etiquette for Taxis, Trains, and Buses in Japan:Public transportation is really awesome in Japan. When you go there, you’ll probably be using it pretty regularly. But traveling…
Continue readingJapanese Phrases and Etiquette for Travel in Japan
If you decided to read this article, it’s probably because you are either interested in, planning on, or currently traveling in Japan. The language barrier in Japan can sometimes make…
Continue reading23 Japanese Slang Words You Should Know
23 Japanese Slang Words You Should Know :Let’s face it, if the only Japanese you learn is from a textbook, you’re going to sound like a textbook. And of course…
Continue readingJapanese words related to Occupations
So, you’ve decided to look for a new job (仕事, shigoto) in Japan, have you? Well, you’re in luck, because there are tons of career (キャリア, kyaria) opportunites available in…
Continue readingHow Do I Say…? English Phrases That Don’t Exist in Japanese
Just as there are several phrases that are basically impossible to translate from Japanese to English, you might notice that there a few English phrases that just don’t work in…
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