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Beginning your Study of Kanji
Kanji can be an intimidating subject for any student of Japanese. However, with some guidance and self-motivation, learning Kanji can in fact be a simple, easy process that greatly enhances your understanding of the Japanese language and culture.

Published by Tommy Carlton (2,187 pts ) on Feb 28, 2009 to
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Emergency Words in Japanese
Before you even think of going to Japan, take this invaluable summary of emergency words and phrases with you. So if you happen to run into Godzilla, just pull out your trusted list of Japanese emergency words and phrases–or just run the other way, screaming “Nigero!”(Run [away]!)

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Feb 15, 2009 to
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Keigo is an Essential Language Practice for Students of Japanese
In the land of the rising sun, to be well received by a listener is to have spoken well. To be well thought of thereafter by a listener is to have spoken Keigo! Learn how this Japanese rhetoric developed a nation of respect and courtesy.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 8, 2009 to
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Learn Why Keigo Earns Respect for Students of Japanese
Keigo is the polite form of Japanese that show respect for both the language and the people who speak Japanese at the native level. Learn why you should incorporate the polite forms of Keigo into your Japanese studies.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 8, 2009 to
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How and When to Use Keigo in Japanese
Discover the differences in the use of the Japanese language as it is applied to formal occasions. Build a general understanding of how this language reflects the humbleness of both the speaker and the group the speaker belongs to.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 8, 2009 to
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The Main Forms of Kiego in Japanese Language
Speaking the Japanese language properly requires the student to learn the main forms of Keigo. Read on to learn the fundamental forms of Keigo.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 8, 2009 to
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Java Kanji Flashcards (Intermediate Level of Japanese Required)
For those who have already mastered Hiragana and Katakana, read on to learn how Java flashcards can help you learn Kanji.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 7, 2009 to
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Learn to Write in Japanese Hiragana
Start learning Japanese writing. Master the writing of hiragana by applying accent and stroke order in to your technique.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 7, 2009 to
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Learn to Speak Japanese Online
Listening to online audio can improve your Japanese. It’s the easy way to learn how to speak Japanese! Here a ways to listen to Japanese conversation online- and test your comprehension, hear hiragana and katakana syllables, and even convert English to romaji.

Published by Thomas P. Walton (2,560 pts ) on Jan 7, 2009 to
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