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1. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster Lensograph Index This table will eventually hold the links to all of the Japanese Vocabulary blasters, 150 in total. Each list contains 15 Japanese words that you can use in daily conversation. Since fluency is in the eye of the locutor, the amount of vocabulary you...
2. Pimsleur Japanese Pimsleur Japanese audios are a great way to learn Japanese! Just like when you were a child and learned your first language, you can pick up Japanese by listening to the Pimsleur Japanese audios. Your brain starts to associate words and phrases with m...
3. Learning Japanese Learning Japanese - Learning Japanese seems at first sight like a very difficult task. But by using Japanese language audios to teach you Japanese you will be making rapid progress. The Pimsleur Japanese audios are ideal for learning Japanese. These...
4. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 17 Study, ponder, get quizzed,retain GO! 1. umi - the sea, the ocean 2. tsuki - the moon 3. hata - a flag 4. fune - ship 5. kaze - wind 6. kaze - a cold (to catch a) 7. tsurara - an icicle 8. shio - salt 9. sen - line 10. onsen - hotsprings 11. umu - t...
5. Japanese Grammar Base TE Oku - To verb for later Japanese Grammar Plug and Play JPPGG Lesson 101: Verb (Base TE) Oku - To verb for later By Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey When translating from Japanese to English, whether text or spoken conversation, there are times when it is quite impossible...
6. Real Easy Japanese - How to Keep it Simple Kantan the Japanese adjective which by itself means easy or simple and the shiyasui simpletons. (Or things which are easy to do simple-folk). In Japanese if you want to express that something is easy to do,  use the following contsructi...
7. How to Thoroughly Enjoy Learning Japanese, Plus 10 Useful Grammar Principles to help you If you are studying Japanese right now, and are desirous to improve your speaking ability, then this article is for you. In this article, I am going to share with you my Japanese learning method called, JPPGG or Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar....
8. Shiroi Neko Shani no Monogatari - Japanese Translation Practice Test you Japanese skills by translating the story found below. After your first translation, come back here and study the following ways to form some simple phrases. Phrase Constructions verb (base IV - BA) verb dake - If I had only verbed or verb...
9. Counting In Japanese - Part Trois If you have been busy practicing your Japanese numbers since last lesson, then I assume you can say in Japanese, the numbers, 1 through 10 forwards and backwards (You are starting to count the Japanese numbers in your sleep. Before proceeding, make...
10. Japanese Grammer not Spelling The following are some Japanese grammar constructs that you can put together that all use the Japanese verb in base II. Base two is like an extension socket and is associated with the vowel i as it is the final letter before connecting it to the rest...
11. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 13 These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. mayo^ - to get lost (maze, streets) 2. pera pera - fluent 3. wakaru - to understand 4. akarui - bright 5. e - picture 6. asa - morning 7. asa gohan - breakfast 8. yu^han - din din, dinner 9. hiru...
12. Basic Japanese Grammar - Base TE Miru - Let's Have a Look See Today's Japanese grammar lesson uses the verb miru in its construction. Instructions: 1. Plug in a Japanese verb into the construction 2. Play around with sentences that you can make
13. It's Your Prerogative - Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar 99 This lense will show you how to get someone to do something for you in Japanese. After you get the hang of the following grammar constructions, you can proceed to use any verb you may already know or any verb that you may le...
14. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 43 Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #43 15 Japanese words memorized every 2 days. Learn the language, memorize the vocabulary, quiet study, get quizzed, rinse, repeat and GO! 1. nerau - to target, to set your sights on 2. oka - hill 3. yama - mountain 4. sa...
15. Go Go Godzilla - How Godzilla Got It's Name If you aren't quite sure how Godzilla got It's name, let me put it into a formula for you.  You might also be curious to know or have wondered where the z or d in the name Godzilla came from then if Godzilla actually is just Gojira. Th...
16. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 38 Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #38 15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com 1. abunai - dangerous 2. dame - no good 3. jama - bothersome, a bugaloo 4. ganbaru - to do your best 5. mendoukus...