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Have you ever seen Japanese Snow Monkeys bathing in hot springs? (◕ω◕)☆
Japanese Snow Monkeys, also known as Japanese Macaques or ニホンザル (Nihonzaru – Japanese monkeys), love to relax in the outdoor 温泉 (onsen – hot …
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Today we found some kawaii Japanese sandwich cutters! Sandwich in Japanese is サンドイッチ (sandoicchi) or サンドウィッチ (sandowicchi).
This is a cute and easy way to make your own bento to show off to your friends (◕ω◕)b☆
If …
PuniPuni Japanese Lesson 15: Welcome home – Review Notes
Today we learned two common daily Japanese expressions, ただいま (Tadaima – I’m home) and おかえり (Okaeri – welcome home). In this review, we will learn a little more about these expressions …
Japanese Grammar: Verbs “imasu” and “arimasu” – Review Notes
Today we learned two ways to show existence in Japanese using the verbs arimasu (for non-living things) and imasu (for living things). But what about dead things, robots, and plants?!? Do …
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Do you know what うどん is?
うどん (Udon) is a thick type of Japanese noodle made of wheat-flour. It is commonly served as a hot soup. The soup broth is made from dashi, soy sauce, and mirin. It …
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Do you like cats? Cat in Japanese is 猫 (ねこ-neko)! I found these cat pics on the internet and I wanted to share them with you! This 猫 is showing his face from the box!
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Japanese Expressions: Ittekimasu いってきます – Review Notes
Today we learned two common daily Japanese expressions, Ittekimasu (いってきます) and Itterasshai (いってらっしゃい). We learned that Japanese people use these expressions when they or their family members leave the …
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Do you remember what 制服 (せいふく- seifuku) is?
In our last post, we saw lots of cute Japanese girls wearing 制服 (せいふく- seifuku)♥
制服 (seifuku) is Japanese for school uniform.
In Japan, most students wear 制服 …
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Whenever we watch anime, we always see girls wearing very cute Japanese school uniforms♥
Our sensei told us that Japanese school uniforms are called 制服 (Seifuku) in Japanese \(◕ω◕)/☆
Do you want to try wearing a Japanese school …
Japanese Grammar Lesson 13: Time Particle ni (に) – Review Notes
Today we learned how to use the Japanese particle に (ni) to indicate a specific point in time. In this review, we will go over what …
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