Want to learn a bit about Japanese honorifics? Well, have no fear, reader-chan. Or, should I call you reader-san? Today, you’ll learn Japanese honorifics like chan, san, kun, and much more. This guide explains: Why honorifics are used in Japanese List of honorifics and explanations When NOT to use Japanese honorifics Alright, reader-chan, let’s go! …
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Want to learn about Japanese pronouns? Well, welcome! Today, you’ll learn about The Basic Workings of Pronouns How to Say I, You, He, She and so On (Japanese Pronouns List Included) And the Japanese Pronouns Gender Nuances Let’s take a look. Want to learn how to write in Japanese? Download your FREE Japanese Alphabet eBook …
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How do you say you in Japanese? You might’ve heard anata, kimi, omae and other variations. And you probably realized that the meanings and nuances vary. So, it’s natural to wonder about the differences of variations like kimi vs anata or anata vs omae. Anyway, don’t worry. In today’s guide, YOU will learn how to …
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Antonyms are “opposite” words like… “fast and slow.” And if you’re here, you’re wondering about Japanese antonyms…. Or, perhaps how to say hot and cold in Japanese? Or young and old in Japanese? Well, have no fear, little guy or gal. Lingujunkie (that’s me) is here to share 68+ nice Japanese antonyms with you. And …
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Want to learn about Japanese homophones? You’ll understand ’em better in the next 2 to 3 minutes? So, what’s the big deal about Japanese homophones? 1. Quick Lesson on Japanese Homophones First, what are homophones? They’re words that sound the same. And in Japanese, where kanji have many readings, you end up with many words …
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