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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. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 48 Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #48 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed Rinse, and Repeat! Blasters 46- 49 - ADVERBS 1. jissai ni - actually 2. omo ni - mostly 3. seishinseii de - sincerely 4. kicho^ na - precious 5....
3. How to say "______________" in Japanese (Modern Colloquial Approach) The list of Japanese words, phrases, sayings, and other useful expressions found below are current or colloquial enough so that when you put them to use in your Japanese conversations, you won't sound like a Japanese Grandpa. The list below is up to...
4. The First 100 Essential Japanese Words This text of the first 100 essential words in Japanese is not scripture, but it gives you a good one hundred words to start your study with.   1. mon - gateway 2. After- ato,go 3. Again - mata, futatabi 4. All - subete,zenbu 5. Almost - hotondo 6. Als...
5. 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...
6. How to say please in Japanese. This lens will show you how to form sentences by plugging in verbs into an easy Japanese grammar construction that will allow to start conversing in the Japanese language with all your Japanese friends.
7. 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...
8. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 1 These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. te - hand 2. hana - nose, or flower 3. mimi - ears 4. kuchi - mouth 5. deguchi - exit 6. iriguchi - entrance 7. atama - head 8. kata - shoulders 9. hiza - lap, knees 10. ashi - feet, or foot 11....
9. Ghetto Grammar : Japanese words for 'Ya Feel Me?' O.k. so you want to ask your friends if they are 'catching your drift', or if they understand 'where you are coming from.' In Japanese you could say these type of phrases to friends of some acquaintance easily by saying only one w...
10. Essential Japanese Words The following words are included in this set of essential Japanese words due to their usefulness in conversation. If you plan on visiting Japan, or intend on staying in the Land of the Rising Sun, for any amount of time, you will soon see why these p...
11. 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....
12. Ghetto Grammar : Japponics Shitokan to Akan Yo! Colloquial Japanese. Article #117 Ghetto grammar Supplement - Learning how to say wazzup dog? and other phrases in Japanese By Makurasuki Useful Japanese Words My lenses here at Squidoo entitled Japanese Plug and Play Gh...
13. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 35 After this blaster, we will have increased our Japanese vocabulary weapon stock with 35 x 15 words or - 525 Words, that is 1/8 of our goal. Congratulations! Omedeto^ Gozaimasu! 1. nebo^ suru - to oversleep, to sleep in 2. tazuneru - to ask 3. yakuda...
14. DIY Japanese - Japanese Grammar Plug and Play Japanese Language Mastery Toward Better Japanese. Japanese Grammar Plug and Play Lesson #115 - The bunpo of Intentions - Intend to verb   In Japanese, it is easy to construct sentences that relay your intentions. To say that you intend on verb'ing,...
15. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 28 Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #28 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. o^jiru - to reply 2. ou - drive away, pursue, run after, also to owe, to owe a life debt 3. mitsumori - an estimate 4. mik...
16. How to say "I got'to homie" rhythmically in Japanese: Ghetto grammar supplement #114 Ghetto grammar supplement #114   Today’s ghetto grammar lesson takes us to Kansas, where along with Toto today’s language journey will take us and show us how to say a very long, and unfamiliar Japanese bunpo(grammar) constru...
17. 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...
18. Japanese Ghetto Grammar #97: verb (base TE) Shimau Today’s lesson: Verb (Base TE) + Shimau. – To completely verb (negative connotation)   Sanseido’s Daily concise Japanese - English Dictionary defines the verb shimau as, “to finish completely, or to put an end to”. &nb...
19. 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...
20. The No Particle - Easy Japanese Grammar for Beginners The NO particle :  That symbol to the left is the  no particle. The NO particle is affixed to a noun and indicates possession. The construction for this easy Japanese grammar principle is easy to apply and use. It will definitely come in han...