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- Lea Santiar,M.Ed.
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Learn Japanese Language - Easily Speak Japanese Completely
By Namiko Abe
Guide since 1997
Guide to Japanese Language
It is always exciting to start learning a new language, whatever the reasons are. At the same time where to start is often overwhelming. I believe learning a language should be fun. These resources will help you to learn the basics of Japanese and make your learning enjoyable.
Are you new to Japanese? Familiarize yourself with Japanese and start learning basic vocabulary and phrases here.
Verbs, adjectives, pronouns, particles, and much more. Theses resources offer clear explanations of Japanese grammar.
Learn basic expressions to expand your level of communication.
Your confidence with Japanese will grow by using these day-to-day phrases.
There are three types of scripts in Japanese: kanji, hiragana and katakana.
It is essential to hear a native speaker when practicing pronunciation. These resources include various audio files to help with your self-study.
Choosing the right words for a translation can be difficult. These resources give you an idea about what kind of a dictionary to get.
If you need quick survival skills for your trip, try these resources. It makes your stay much more fun and interesting when you are able to speak with locals in their language.
There are several ways to display Japanese characters depending on your operating system.
I think the most important thing when learning a language is to enjoy it. You can learn from anything you are interested in.
By Namiko Abe, About.com Guide to Japanese Language
Japanese characters are very different from those found in western alphabets. You might think it is hard to learn, but I think it is the most interesting and fun part of the Japanese language. There are three types of scripts in Japanese: kanji, hiragana and katakana. The combination of all three is used for writing. Already confused? Don't worry; these resources will help you to understand Japanese writing step by step.
Kanji are used for writing nouns, stems of adjectives, adverbs and verbs.
Hiragana is used for grammatical endings of verbs, adjectives and nouns, as well as for particles, and several other words of Japanese origin.
Katakana is generally used for foreign names, places, and the words of foreign origin.
Japanese calligraphy is the art of drawing characters with a brush to express spiritual depth and beauty.
By Namiko Abe, About.com Guide to Japanese Language
Culture is an important part of a language. Learning the culture makes a language more interesting. These resources will show you many Japanese cultural aspects that are related to the language. When you are tired of studying grammar, vocabulary etc., try them to make learning more fun.
There are many seasonal events throughout the year deeply rooted in Japanese culture.
Each country has its own social manners. It is important to understand them especially when you visit a country.
Japanese education system is a little different from one in North America. Learn why with these resources.
Learn about how Japanese interpretations of nature has affected its culture.
These resources help you to understand the meanings of Japanese names, and provide a reference for hundreds of Japanese baby names.
The Japanese imperial family is the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world.
Interesting aspects about how western movie titles or dialogue are translated into Japanese.
Unlike the Western Zodiac, which is divided into 12 months, the Asian Zodiac is divided into 12-year increments. Each year is named after an animal.
Learn how to express feelings of love and caring in Japanese.
These resources help people find kanji characters for tattoos.
Articles about Japanese society and culture make hiragana practice fun and memorable!
Ever since the Japan Football League started in 1999, soccer’s popularity has increased.
Here are some miscellaneous topics to learn more about Japanese culture.
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The Center of Japanese Studies - University of Indonesia (CJS-UI) was inaugurated by Prof.Dr.Ing.Wardiman Djojonegoro, the Minister of Education and Cultural Affairs, accompanied by Prof.dr.M.K.Tadjudin, Prof.Dr.H.Sujudi and the Ambassador of Japan for Indonesia H.E.Taizo Watanabe, on June 2nd, 1995. CJS-UI aims at strengthening the cooperation between Indonesia and Japan based upon mutual respect, understanding, and benefits leading to a more equal relatinship. CJS-UI also aims at increasing the interest in the study of Japan among Indonesians and mutually, in the study of Indonesia among Japanese.
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