15 most difficult Japanese words to pronounce in Japanese
15 most difficult Japanese words to pronounce in Japanese : Tongue twisters are meant to be difficult to pronounce but for the words that we will be discussing today, they…
Continue readingJapanese Words for Natural Disasters
Japanese Words for Natural Disasters English Romaji 日本語 Earthquake Jishin 地震 Tsunami Tsunami 津波 Hurricane Taifuu 台風 Volcanic Eruption Funka 噴火 Blizzard Fubuki 吹雪 Flood Kouzui 洪水 Tornado Tatsumaki 竜巻…
Continue readingHow to Use Kawaii: A Field Guide
The culture of kawaii is taking the world by storm. What is it? What does it mean? What is kawaii and what isn’t kawaii? Today, we’ll learn the various aspects…
Continue readingLet’s Study Japanese Antonyms (Part 1 – Easy)
Japanese Antonyms are very important in any language in order to explain opposites, such as “cold” and “hot”, or “big” and “small”. They usually explain something which we see with…
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 readingJapanese Words Related to Bad Things
Konnichiwa, and welcome to another edition of Japanese vocabulary building! The word list in this lesson might be a bit challenging for beginners, so we recommend it for intermediate and…
Continue readingJapanese words related TIME
Japanese words related TIME :Konnichiwa! Welcome to another edition of Japanese vocabulary building. This lesson is perfect for people in the beginning stages of their Japanese studies. Today, we’re focusing…
Continue readingAnimal Words in Japanese
Hey, everyone! Today we’re going to take a trip to the zoo and discover how to say the names of common animals 動物 (dōbutsu) in Japanese! Strap on your safari…
Continue readingTalking about Family & Relatives in Japanese
Talking about Family & Relatives in Japanese :Talking about family in English is relatively simple. You have your mom, dad, maybe a brother or sister. Then there’s your aunts, uncles,…
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