Japanese Vocabulary – Drinks (飲み物) – Review Notes
Today we learned a lot of Japanese beverage vocabulary! In these review notes, we will go over all the Japanese vocabulary that was in the video and we will see a list …
Japanese Grammar: Extending an Invitation using 〜ませんか – Review Notes
Today we learned how to extend an invitation in Japanese using the negative question form of the verb 〜ませんか (~masen ka).
If you haven’t learned about the negative form of …
Basic Japanese Vocabulary: People
Video Review Notes
Today we learned some basic Japanese vocabulary for people, such as man, woman, girl, and boy! In these notes, we will review these words and learn some other similar words!
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Japanese Sentence Ending Particles yo (よ) and ne (ね) – Review Notes
Today we learned about the Japanese sentence ending particles, yo (よ) and ne (ね). We learned that sentence ending particles are used to indicate the speaker’s assumption, …
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In this season, Japanese people eat mochi! There are many different types of mochi in Japan.

鏡餅 (かがみもち – kagami mochi) is a special kind of mochi that is made into a New Year’s decoration. Kagami mochi is …
Common Japanese Phrases: しつれいします – Review Notes
Today we learned two polite Japanese expressions for entering or leaving a room. In these notes we will learn the literal meanings and we will go over some other ways that you can …
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Today, Sensei taught us about Christmas lights in Japan! It is called イルミネーション (iruminēshon – illumination) and cities all across Japan do it!

Christmas Eve is widely considered to be a night for romance in Japan, and what …
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I heard that it is starting to get colder and colder on Earth! Are you guys ok?!? Maybe you should drink some hot tea or chocolate with one of these cute and awesome Japanese mug cups \(◕ω◕)/♡
Japanese Vocabulary: Basic Japanese Adjectives Part 2 – Review Notes
Today we learned some more basic adjectives in Japanese! Let’s go over what we learned today and then we will see a list of some extra Japanese adjectives.
To learn …
Daily Japanese Expressions: Ojamashimasu – Review Notes
Today we learned two polite Japanese expressions for visiting someone’s house, “Ojamashimasu” (I will disturb you) and “Ojamashimashita” (I have disturbed you). In this review, we will learn a little more about these …

