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2016年4月12日 · Moving to Japan to teach English is an exciting, but nerve-racking, prospect. People have been at this for a while, so fortunately there's a wealth of helpful information right at your fingertips: from where to buy groceries to how to manage unruly middle school students.
2015年11月18日 · Not only do Japanese writing and grammar differ from English—even spoken Japanese differs significantly from what you'll learn in a textbook. Yet the answer to this question is quite elusive because “difficult” is a relative term.
2017年1月26日 · Sumaato (Smart) Unfortunately, this doesn’t actually mean being intelligent or a snappy dresser, as it’s often used in English. Nope, in Japanese, sumaato means someone with a slim physique—something that’s still generally prized in Japan, although things are gradually changing with the rise of “Marshmallow Girls” and “Sausage ...
2019年3月27日 · Reviewing these 10 phrases can make your Japan shopping excursion that much easier! We've gone with the phonetic reading to make things simple, but just remember that verbs ending in dess or mass should formally be written as desu or masu. Now read up and get ready to hit the shops! ① I'm just looking. Pronunciation: Chotto miru dake dess ...
2019年3月18日 · 1. 2. I still live in Kawasaki, but I work in the AAJ office now as the English editor. I spend most of my free time studying, reading comics, watching movies and gaming (video, board and tabletop). I love to travel, eat good food and drink. Whether you're visiting for the first time or staying for a while, these simple phrases can help you get ...
2017年8月11日 · Charlie Moritz came to Japan in summer 2012, barely knowing how to read hiragana and with no teaching qualifications or experience. Fast forward five years and he's now freelancing as a web developer in Tokyo, teaching part-time at two schools and making ...
1. “三名” 一進居酒屋就會有店員問你一共多少人。 ”Nanmei-sama desho-ka?"，或者更短，"Nanmei?"，雖說動動指頭比劃一下，或者說英語都可以解決問題，雖然超過十人的情況下，店員可能聽不太懂英語要確認一下，但是如果你想流暢交流，直接用日語說“X mei"就可以了，mei即漢字”名“，表示幾個人。 當然，你還得學會用日文數數， ichi (1), ni (2), san (3), yon (4), go (5), roku (6), nana (7), hachi (8), kyu (9), ju (10)，四和七還有第二種讀法， shi and shichi ，說哪種因人而異。 剛進門的時候，你還會聽到 "Yoyaku sarete imasu ka?"
