Japanese language (Page 11)
Learned everything covered in class? You get 100 percent. Learned more than what was covered in class? Then you get a bonus.
The country was proud when “emoji” and “anime” became part of English-speakers’ vocabulary. But when the British government uses the Japanese word for “train gropers?” Not so much.
Family Mart relaxes customer service rules in recognition of clerks who aren’t native Japanese speakers, also allows dyed hair.
Why Does Engrish Happen? is back with a look at what seems to be where Sailor Moon would park her car.
Exasperated mom says cute animal characters are showing young students exactly what not to do in life.
Four little, and polite, words are all you need to instantly convince a pushy salesman to move along and leave you alone.
Foam shaped into hiragana word reacts to massaging, stroking, and poking with eye-raising exclamations.
Gomen and kudasai are great for travelers and students, but if you’re going to be successful and happy working in Japan, you’ll want to know these.
Japanese proverb sternly reminds social media users about an often forgotten way in which cherry blossom trees are extremely delicate.
Sometimes, a not-so-gentle reminder is all it takes to make sure your belongings continue to be yours.
Baby name suggestion website compiles list of its users favorite names for they’re considering for their daughters.
Students rejoice and adults gripe as the government Agency for Cultural Affairs declares some writing “rules” undecided.



































































