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AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog AIUEO － Ku (く) – Kuta-Kuta －Exhausted!
This week’s author is Kambara Sensei – Ms. Kambara loves to travel and in addition to teaching Japanese at Coto Academy has her own tour company that rents camper vans to Tourists in Japan.https://www.roadtripjapan.com/
Posted by Coto Academy on March 29, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog The reason why you started – Kikkake ー AIUEO Blog
きっかけ (Kikkake) – The reason for starting something / “the story behind it” 日本語はこちら “Kikkake” can be defined as “a reason or incentive for why you started doing so...
Posted by samuel on March 22, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog AIUEO － Ka (か) – Karaoke (カラオケ)－ Japanese Vocabulary related to Karaoke
Karaoke Japanese Vocabulary – AIUEO Blog! 日本語はこちら Hello to our lovely readers! These days we can finally sense spring making an entrance amongst the winter cold. Here on th...
Posted by Coto Academy on March 7, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog AIUEO － O (お) – おかしい (Okashii)－ What is “Okashii” in English?
Author, Mr. Matsumoto, was a junior high school Japanese teacher for 23 years before joining Coto Language Academy. Therefore, he is a Japanese language pro. He currently teaches Coto’s Intensive Courses (intermediate and advanced), Business Courses and the Part Time N1 grammar and reading classes. He is also involved in developing teaching materials at Coto.
Posted by Coto Academy on February 28, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog En no shita no Chikaramochi – 縁の下の力持ち
日本語はこちらから In the “E” edition of the “A I U E O” blog, we would like to introduce a Japanese saying. Have you ever heard of the saying “縁の下の力持ち En-no-s...
Posted by Coto Academy on February 21, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog AIUEO － U (う) – うん (Un) － How to say “Lucky” in Japanese
How to say Lucky in Japanese – 運(うん）がいい - あいうえおブログ「う」 日本語はこちら Feeling Lucky…? The Mysterious Man with a Chestnut A Matter of your own Abilities? Feeling Lucky&#...
Posted by Yukiko Watanabe on February 13, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog What “Imadoki” means in English?? – AIUEO Blog! 「I」
What “Imadoki” means in English?? 日本語はこちら！ “i” → “imadoki” (Conversation between two colleagues at work) A: Looks like our casual, Yamada, is going t...
Posted by Yukiko Watanabe on February 7, 2018
AIUEO Japanese Learning Blog 日本語の別れの挨拶といえば、さようなら？？
みなさんが日本に来て最初に覚えた日本語は何ですか？ この記事を英語で読む こんにちは？さようなら？ そうですね。日本語の別れの挨拶は「さようなら」が定番です。 会話本や一般的なテキストにもしっかりと書かれています。 しかし日本で生活しはじめた多くの皆さんが気がついているように、日本人は普段の会話でさようならをほとんど使いません。学校などの下校時などに使われて...
