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9 questions about Japanese

  • Hi. I am Japanese. I would like to be a teacher. How can I apply ?
  • How to improve japanese conversation skill?

    If a person is introvert type, dont get chance to talk with japanese people but have some knowledge on paper, how can he/she improve their conversation skill?


    Best answer

    Best way to improve Conversation skills is talking but id olyou are intorvert don t wory you can always wacth thing on japanase . Creat words in your head then try to translate in to japanese . The deal is 1. Using the knowlage you get . 2. İs how much you have to dealwhit that language in daily basis . Watxh rhings on japanese whit subtitales it will help .

  • What teaching materials do you prefer to use? Share your findings from your experiences :)
    Best answer

    It depends on the student, but I usually use 'Genki' or 'Minna no Nihongo' textbook series. I also use some textbooks printed out in my country, in my native language, to improve my explanations when working with students who have the same native tongue as me (actually, I often work with beginner level students originally from my country). However, I'm very interested in finding some good materials for teaching elementary school children. This is why I will follow this thread closely, hoping to find some inspiration. ^^

  • What role does "ikigai" (生き甲斐) play in understanding purpose and fulfillment in life?
    Best answer

    ”Ikigai” is considered as a purpose of life sometimes, but I think "Ikigai" and the purpose of life are slightly different. I think "Ikigai" doesn't have an ending. Whereas "the purpose of life" can be broken down into some objectives and have time to achieve step by step. Fulfillment in life can be created by each of these and how you act for these.

  • Konnichiwa everyone. How is your day going? Is there anything that you need help with?
  • Between learning English and Japanese which do student find interesting

    It is easier to learn to speak English or it is easier learning to speak Japanese? Which of the language is considered more fun and interesting by students


  • What is the main difficulty in learning Japanese for English speakers?

    I know English as a second language, and I have been learning Indonesian for 4 years. I have the desire to learn Japanese but I'm afraid I will fail. How much time will it take to start speaking Japanese if to learn it from scratch?


  • Oh no, everybody lost his mind! I cannot live like this. I will commit harakiri right now.

    How do you say this in Japanese?


    Best answer

    こんにちは!この文を日本語に訳すと、 「大変だ、みんなは狂っている、このように生きてはならぬ、今すぐ腹切したいのだ。」

  • How to use "boku" vs. "ore" in Japanese?

    Hello everyone! I don't understand where to use "boku" and where to use "ore". Could you help me please?


    Best answer

    To friends and colleagues are ORE. The word ORE is a casual express. When you talk to your boss and superiors, in my opinion WATAKUSHI is the best to use about the situation. WATAKUSHI is the most polite word to use. About BUKU, little children use the word BOKU. Used when they express themselves. However, sometimes business men use BOKU as well. I think they are still immature as a business man a little.