If you’ve lived in Japan for a few years, you might eventually consider applying for a Permanent Resident visa. And it’s easy to see why. Unlike a regular working visa, a Permanent Resident visa in Japan allows foreigners to work freely without needing to renew their residence status every few years. It also makes it […]
We are thrilled to announce that our Yokohama Japanese language school is now open and we are now offering Japanese lessons near Yokohama station! If you are looking for Japanese classes in Yokohama in 2021 – we would love to invite you for a free interview and level check. With many choices for Japanese schools […]
Preparing for the JLPT N3? In this blog, we will be covering 20 essential JLPT N3 grammar points for the JLPT N3 test! 20 Must-Know Grammar Points: Grammar Point 1: 代わりに Kawari ni This grammar point is used to express an alternative. It can be combined with a verb, い-adjective, な-adjective and noun! Study the JLPT […]
Click Here to join our 30 day challenge to learn Hiragana Have you been practicing your U-verbs regularly? Did you enjoy this series? All good things need to come to an end, but don’t worry! We would be releasing other conjugations such as Ru-verbs, irregular verbs and adjectives as well! Stay tuned! Enter Speak Pay […]
Click Here to join our 30 day challenge to learn Hiragana Did you enjoy part 1 of this series? Have you used any of the verbs in your daily conversation? In the last series, we have learned how to use a variety of U-verbs and we would be taking a look at more of these […]
Are you looking for Japanese Computer Related Vocabulary? In this blog, we will share 4 illustrated guides including 40 useful words for you to use to describe the features on your computer! Japanese Computer Vocabulary Lists Japanese – Pronunciation – English アイコン – Aikon – Icon アドレス – Adoresu – E-mail Address アプリケーション – Apurike-shon […]
This week we sat down with Mika-sensei to ask her about her teaching style for our Coto Online Japanese Lessons Please tell us about yourself and your teaching style Hello my name is Mika. I have been teaching Japanese for 5 years and I am currently living in France. During lessons, I try my […]
Did you know that not until the Meiji era (1868 – 1912), Japanese surnames did not exist to ordinary men and women? Today, Japan has a shockingly high number of 100,000 surnames in total! During the Meiji era, the government required all citizens by law to register under a surname. While many decided to choose […]
