Wondering Magokoro meaning and how Japanese people use it? Worry not, we are here to help you. Magokoro: a true heart – a heart with no deception or a façade – Sincerity. “To put your heart in a gift”. “Devote one’s heart to something.” Right after I graduated from a university, I landed my first […]
Do you know the meaning of the word hekomu in Japanese? This article will teach you about this interesting character.
This week – Yumi Yoshida sensei will teach us how to use the Japanese word hutsuni. Hutsuni in Japanese means – as expected or so – so. Learn how to use hutsuni with example sentences.
This week Hidarisan will teach us one of the meaning of Hisahiburi – a very common Japanese Expression
This week Nezu San will teach us about Japanese Haniwa Pottery
This week we will be learning some Japanese katakana words related to Rugby from Matsumoto Sensei
This week – Kumi Tanaka Sensei will share with us several idioms in Japanese related to cats.
In this blog from Hidari-San we will learn the difference between writing a diary and keeping a diary in Japanese.
How Can I Use Toriaezu in Japanese? 日本語こちら Typical Conversation between Japanese Friends The Positive & Negative Connotations To (と): Toriaezu (とりあえず) Beer! (Tori-Bee!) Have you ever been to an izakaya? It’s a kind of casual drinking establishment in Japan that also serves food. When you go to an izakaya with friends, you might all […]
A, who is a university student, told me this story the other day: “I had an interview with a company today. My university lecturer had told me to “go dressed tekitō (適当),” so I wore jeans and a T-shirt. But I noticed that the interviewer had a really shocked look on his/her face the moment […]
