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2017年1月26日 · When talking to Japanese people, you might at times be confused by certain ambiguous expressions they use. In fact, you might not realize it, but they may be disagreeing with you!
2016年1月23日 · Learn how to avoid this common misunderstanding between Japanese and English by learning about situations where "yes" means "no."
2018年4月6日 · 5 Japanese Phrases to Know at Work. Even if you’ve landed a job in Japan where you’re primarily speaking English, knowing when to use certain phrases (some of which don’t have direct equivalents in English) can work wonders in creating smooth relations with coworkers and clients.
2017年10月16日 · And if things have gotten to the point where someone feels they have to talk to you directly about an issue, it probably means you've been messing up a lot, and for a long time. Sound scary? Check out three key ways to apologize in Japan, and then we'll discuss three common inconveniences that can be hard to spot if you're not used ...
2017年1月26日 · Japan has a number of set phrases that are used a lot in the workplace. While your coworkers won't expect you to know everything from the outset, if you can pull out any of these expressions at the appropriate time, you might just drop some jaws! 1. Ohayo Gozaimasu.
2019年3月26日 · From the verb waku (沸く), which means to boil water, or to erupt in applause or cheers, waku-waku is an explosive, joyful feeling that you can't hold in any longer. Unlike doki-doki, which can be used to describe both positive and negative feelings, waku-waku is synonymous with positive emotions of anticipation.
2019年1月23日 · In the lilting tones of the Kyoto dialect, Tomitsuyu explains why she chose to return to Japan and become a geiko after experiencing the world outside Japan. “There were many international students from various countries at the school I attended, including Germany, Brazil and China,” she recalls. “They all knew about their own countries ...
