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Continue readingJapanese Phrases for Getting a Haircut
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Continue readingTsumaranai vs Tsumannai – The battle of the borings
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Continue readingHow to properly say Arigato/Arigatou “Thank You” in Japanese
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Continue readingJapanese Common Phrases: Naruhodo(なるほど)
Just like English, Japanese also has a great deal of common phrases for day-to-day use. Some of these phrases may not be so easily understood in our language—such as Mottainai…
Continue readingJapanese Common Phrases: Hajimemashite VS Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu
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