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Free Pass and Rail Pass
In summary, the Rail Pass is a free pass to use JR lines and some express lines, allowing unlimited travel for 7 to 21 days depending on the pass and location. Some subway lines are not part of JR lines (Japan Railways Group), such as the Tokyo subway. There are six companies that currently cover […]
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Golden Week
Golden Week is a significant period in Japan, encompassing several public holidays that create a cluster of days off at the end of April and beginning of May. Showa Day (29/04) This day commemorates the former Emperor Showa (Hirohito Showa) and was established to reflect on the Showa era, coinciding with his birth date on […]
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Grammar Review: です, か, は, が, を and ます
Welcome to this Japanese grammar review focusing on key concepts that are crucial for effective communication. Let’s dive into six fundamental elements: です (Polite Form), か (Interrogative Form), は (Topic Marker), が (Subject Marker), を (Direct Object Marker), and ます (Verb Conjugation). です (Polite Form) The particle です serves as a polite form of verb […]
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Indicate Direction or Target: に and へ
In the realm of Japanese grammar, particles play a crucial role in indicating various grammatical functions and relationships within a sentence. Two particles that are often confused by learners are に (ni) and へ (e). While both particles can indicate direction or target, they are used in different contexts and convey slightly different nuances. Let’s […]
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Direct Object Marker: を
The particle を (pronounced “o” or “wo”) holds a significant role in Japanese grammar, serving as the marker for direct objects in sentences with transitive verbs. Understanding its usage is crucial for constructing meaningful and accurate statements. Particle を (pronounced “o” or “wo” in older forms) is one of the essential particles in Japanese grammar. […]
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Masu Form: Politeness in The Verb Conjugation
The Masu form of verbs is one of the most used and important for those starting in the language, and its main function is . Many people do not realize its importance in verb conjugation; however, it is of utmost importance to understand other conjugations. Verb Tenses in Masu Form Present/Future Negative Past Past Negative […]
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What is the JLPT? How to take it and how to study
The JLPT, or Nihongo Nouryoku Shiken (日本語能力試験), is a Japanese language test aimed at foreign speakers. Through this test, you can obtain a certificate used for various purposes, such as facilitating entry into the country for study, enrollment in educational institutions, or employment opportunities. This exam is administered worldwide, and once completed, its levels can […]
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Kimono, Haori, and Hakama: Traditional Japanese Clothing
The kimono (着物) is a traditional Japanese garment worn today mainly at festivals and celebrations, with its everyday use being uncommon. This item is known worldwide as a symbol of Japanese culture that has existed for over a thousand years since its creation. The kimono has several necessary accessories for wearing, including the Obi (帯), […]
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Basic Kanji: Stroke Order, Writing, and Grammar
Kanji characters are an essential part of the Japanese writing system. Let’s delve into the basics of kanji, including stroke order, writing practices, and their grammatical significance. Mastering stroke order is crucial when learning kanji. Each character is built from specific strokes that must be written in a particular sequence for clarity and readability. For […]
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