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How to Use Japanese Demonstratives When You Know What You are Locating
Using the demonstrative is something necessary in all languages, including Japanese. This article goes right to the point in explaining one aspect of demonstratives. Some illustrations are also available to facilitate understanding. Here we learn to use the correct demonstratives for a known object

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 17, 2009 to
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Japanese Kanji for Beginners: A Review
This article serves as a review of what we've covered so far about the Japanese Kanji. A few more Kanjis are also introduced as well as techinques to recognize and remember them.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 4, 2009 to
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Japanese Greetings
This article will brief Japanese learners on how to greet friends, strangers, and those who merit great respect. It will detail different greetings and with whom they should be used as well as the body language appropriate for Japanese greetings.

Published by ksosa (799 pts ) on Nov 2, 2009 to
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Learning and Remembering Hiragana
Remembering hiragana can be done by forced repetition but there are alternatives. This article provides some mnemonic techniques which will make learning similar hiragana much easier. We start with vowels.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 1, 2009 to
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A Fun Way to Remember Kanji Characters with Free Kanji Flashcards!
Do you find learning Japanese Kanji a difficult task? In this article, I will introduce a fun method I've been using for a while now to easily remember some Kanji. You will use Kanji Flashcards to learn Kanji, but not ordinary Kanji flashcards. Find out how to make your own free Kanji flashcards.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 1, 2009 to
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More With A Fun and Easy Way to Learn the Japanese Kanji
This article is a follow up to my previous articles about Kanji. It provides a fun and easy to method to quickly remember the Japanese Kanji.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Nov 1, 2009 to
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Beginning a Conversation in Japanese
Learn the different phrases in Japanese for starting a conversation, such as good morning and hello. We also explain why two different phrases are used for 'thank you for the meal', depending on when they are said during the meal.

Published by Elizabeth Stannard Gromisch (630 pts ) on Oct 24, 2009 to
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Asking the Time in Japanese
Asking for the time is something essential is pretty much any language, including Japanese. This article explains how do this both in a simple and easy way.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Oct 14, 2009 to
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Writing the Japanese Kanji Made Easy
Writing the Japanese Kanji may seem like a difficult task. There are a few simple rules to follow however that will make your life a whole lot easier however. This article introduces, in clear and simple terms, how to write the Japanese Kanji like a native.

Published by Makoto (2,125 pts ) on Oct 6, 2009 to
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Japanese Pronouns
The pronoun you use when speaking to someone in Japanese depends on many subtle factors such as who you are and who the listener is. You must consider what gender you are, your age, and even your social status compared to your partner in conversation. You may not always get it right, but try to.

Published by ksosa (799 pts ) on Oct 6, 2009 to
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