1. glasses - megane 2. mushi - bug 3. bara - rose 4. ahiru - duck 5. kumo - spider 6. kumo - cloud 7. mushiba - cavity 8. suberu - to slide 9. neru, nemuru, toko ni tsuku - to sleep 10. yomu - to read 11. kiru (irregular) - to cut 12. fast - hayai 13. yasashii - gentle 14. yaburu - to tear, rip 15. kiru - to wear
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Japanese mandoline vegetable slicer with safety guard, adjustable cutting thickness, and three removable julienne blades. Use the flat blade alone to slice vegetables and fruit, or use one of the fine, medium, and coarse toothed blades for making french fries, shoestring, or julienne potatoes, carrots, onions, and other vegetables. 2-1/2"W cutting channel.<br />Moulded plastic with stainless steel blades. Made in Japan.0 points
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Japanese mandoline vegetable slicer with safety guard, adjustable cutting thickness, and three removable julienne blades. Use the flat blade alone to slice vegetables and fruit, or use one of the fine, medium, and coarse toothed blades for making french fries, shoestring, or julienne potatoes, carrots, onions, and other vegetables. 2-1/2"W cutting channel.<br />Moulded plastic with stainless steel blades. Made in Japan.0 points
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With Japanese Level 1&2 you engage the world around you, drawing on basic content and structures from level 1 and the blocks of everyday language from level 2. Learn to speak and write clearly and correctly, gaining the confidence to go where you want and connect with the people you meet.0 points
Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey. enjoys sharing his knowledge of Japanese Grammar with those serious about becoming fluent in another langauge. Japanese Just happens to be his forte. He applauds...
Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey. enjoys sharing his knowledge of Japanese Grammar with those serious about becoming fluent in another langauge. Japanese Just happens to be his forte. He applauds all efforts in of those who pursuit fluency in Japanese, or in whatever language they choose to learn. Journey toward Fluency
I started my Journey toward Japanese fluency at a tender age. I remember studying very hard waking up early every morning to study with only one goal in mind. To be able to converse freely with the Japanese people in their own tongue, I desired to possess this skill more than any other. I worked hard at pronunciation, at memorizing vocabulary.
My efforts toward the study and mastery of the Japanese language has become an endeavor that is more than an adventure in learning about the Japanese people, their culture and their language, it has become a part of the way I conduct my life.
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