Japanese Langblr and Ghibli Enthusiast

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Japanese Resources

Essentials

Rikaisama - Pop-op Dictionary - based on Rikaichan Yamasa.cc - Learn Handwritten Stroke Order Anki - Spaced Repetition Software Japanese Stack Exchange - Ask Questions, Get Answers Dictionary Codes and Meaning - ex: v4k, vi Chinese and Japanese Characters Mnemonics - Stroke Orders, Lists, Study Sheets A better Japanese font for Windows web browsers Verb Conjugation Chart - gaoshukai Similar Kanji Lookup

Dictionaries

Jisho.org Tangorin - English⇆Japanese Online Dictionary Honyaku Star - Simple and Fast Dictionary | No ローマ字 | Specifically for Translators JLect - Japanese Dialect Word Search TMdict - vocabularies from games, books, anime, and other works by Type-Moon.

Kanji Alive_ Web App - Kanji Lookup, Stroke Orders, Examples, Picture Mnemonics Kanji Dictionary - 漢字辞典 Etymologies - A comprehensive, illustrated dictionary with etymologies, pictographs & definitions in English and Japanese More Eymologies - Traditional & Simplified CH/JP Oichan’s Dictionary - CN/JP/EN Dictionary Proverb Dictionary - Dutch, English, and Japanese

語源由来辞典 - Etymology Dictionary 平明四字熟語辞典 - 4-Character Idiomatic Compound Dictionary 故事ことわざ辞典 - Proverb Dictionary 日本語俗語辞書 - Colloquial Language Dictionary 日本語コロケーション辞典

IT用語辞典 e-Words - Internet and Technical Terms 三省堂 Web Dictionary - Sanseido Weblio - 辞書 - Main Dictionary Weblio - シソーラス - Thesaurus Weblio 翻訳 - Translate alc.co.jp - Another Great Dictionary goo.ne.jp - Goo’s Dictionary kotobank.jp - Uses yahoo.co.jp dictionary with a nice Interface Tatoeba - Example Sentences Tsukuba Corpus 複合動詞レキシコン - Compound Verb Lexicon Yamasa.cc - Learn handwritten stroke order kotoba.ne.jp - Extremely useful once you learn its capabilities Excite.co.jp’s Dictionary with Pitch Accent

Software

Houhou SRS - Dictionary + SRS Tagaini Jisho - Dictionary on each OS zKanji - Another Dictionary + SRS Capture2Text - Get Text from Manga and Other Images JGloss - Automatically annotate Japanese text with readings and translations KanjiTomo aard OmegaT - Translation Memory Tool Foreign Language Text Reader Learning With Texts Language Tool - Proofreading/Spellcheck Program Lingoes - Dictionary & Translation StarDict Wakan - Dictionary App for Chinese and Japanese

Thesauri

Goo.ne.jp’s Thesaurus 類語同義語辞典 - Quasi-synonym/synonym Dictionary

Learning the Language

Wanikani - Learn Kanji Through Spaced Repetition (Paid Subscription) Japaneseclass.jp - Vocabulary and Kanji Kapibara - Apps and Materials U-biq - Japanese study Japanese Stack Exchange - Ask Questions, Get Answers Tae Kim’s Guide - Site for Complete Beginners Chinese and Japanese Characters Mnemonics - With much more material Japanese Parts of Speech - 日本語 Japanese Linguistics - General Terms, Parts of Speech, Particles, etc - General Linguistics Loanwords - gaoshukai.com Esaura - Q&A site dedicated to J<->E translation. Lang-8 - Write Journals, Get Corrections from Natives (All Languages) Japanese Reading Practice with Tanaka Corpus Tips on Japanese JLPT Study Materials JLPT Vocabulary Lists HiNative - Q&A OnomatoProject - Practice Japanese onomatopoeia (擬音語) and mimetic words (擬態語) with examples and illustrations!

Grammar

Imabi - Lessons From Basic to Classical Japanese | Everything You Need for Grammar Kanzen Grammar - Sentences broken down in detail JGram - Japanese Grammar Database Renshuu.org - Over 600 entries for Grammar Jtest4you Auxiliary Verb Chart

Radicals

Kanji Radical Names - 仮名 and ローマ字 214 Traditional Radicals - From Kanji Alive Radical Names in Japanese - with kanji used More Kanji Radicals

Kana

Rapid Recognition Trainer for Hiragana and Katakana Multiple Font and Stroke Magnifier Kana - Anomalous Cursive Syllabary

Advanced Learning

Mistakes & Differences Guide Different Kanji With Same Reading and (Usually) Meaning Slight Different Meanings Read Your Level

Reading Material

Aozora Bunko - Japanese Project Gutenberg Bauddha.net - Similar to Aozora Children’s Reading Material - Fairy Tails Reajer - Bilingual Texts & Frequently-updated Language Blog

Manga & Light Novels

Comico - Manga & Light Novels Mangabox Vomic - Manga with Voice (Mac users download VLC web plugin) Kadokawa - Free Comics

Light Novels

Tueee 小説を読もう！

Anime

AniChart Anime List Hummingbird - MAL Alternative Anime Recommendation Finder

Crunchyroll - Watch Anime Legally Japanese Subtitles

News

SmartNews - Japanese Smartphone News App SANSPO.COM（サンスポ） NHKニュース and NHK Easy Version 朝日新聞 - Asahi and Children’s Edition Japan Times Japan Today MATCHA and Easy Japanese Version - Japan Travel Magazine Metropolis Magazine | Japan’s Number 1 English Magazine Tokyo Weekender - English Magazine Yomiuri, Children’s Edition, and English Edition Easy News - Newsinslowjapanese.com Nikkei Sankei

Japanese Sign Language

ITEC More Lessons

Dialect Study

JLect - Dialect Word Search Osaka-Ben Kansai-Ben Kansaiben.com Kansai-Ben Word List

Pitch Accent

U-Biq Pitch Accent Diagram Excite.co.jp’s Dictionary with Pitch Accent OJAD Online Japanese Accent Dictionary

Recommended Books

White Rabbit Japan - Buy Things From Japan - A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar - A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar - A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar - Dictionary of Misused Japanese - Kanji Dictionary - 1006 Kanji Picture Dictionary - ALC’s Japanese for Business: Business Etiquette

J-LIST - Buys Things From Japan - Handbook for Newcomers, Migrants and Immigrants to Japan - Bilingual - Encyclopedia of Japan - Bilingual

Amazon - The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary: Revised and Expanded - Kodansha’s Furigana Japanese Dictionary (Kodansha Dictionaries) - The Kodansha Kanji Dictionary - The Original Modern Reader’s Japanese-English Character Dictionary - The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary

Culture & Life

AFA Channel - Japanese Pop Culture Video Channel Becomming Legally Japanese - Information on Naturalization Danny Choo - Culture Japan Japan-guide - Your Guide to Japan Japan Subculture Research Center - Yakuza and other cool culture information Just Bento - Blog About Bentos Just Hungry - Japanese Food & Recipes néojapanisme Spoon & Tamago - Japanese Art, Design, and Culture What Japan Thinks - Surveys of Japanese People Niponica - Free Multilingual Magazine in HTML, PDF, or E-Book Nippon.com - Your Doorway to Japan

Music

JPop Asia - Asian Music Videos, Top Charts, Lyrics, & Forum Kasi-time - Lyric Search Utamap - Another Lyric Search utaten - Lyrics with Furigana Lyric Get - Copy Lyrics on Restricted Japanese Lyric Websites

Information

JLPT - Japanese Language Proficiency Test Information JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization JET Programme - Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme Japanese Language Schools - List of language schools in Japan Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language

Scholarships

JASSO - Japan Student Services Organization Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program - U.S. Citizens

Work

GaijinPot - Jobs and Other Information Japan Today Jobs - International Jobs in Japan Kansai Flea Market - Jobs, Classifieds Metropolis Classifieds O-Hayo Sensei - The Newsletter of (Teaching) Jobs in Japan White Companies - Information

Wanikani Extensions

KaniWani - Reverse WaniKani Duendecat - Sample Sentences from WaniKani Progress WaniKani to Anki Exporter

Misc

Free Japanese Kana and Kanji Fonts http://www.find-job.net/startup/ Convert Japanese Dates and Western Dates Japanese History - Wikibooks Japanese Ghost Stories - Hyakumonogatari Reading Speed, Comprehension and Eye Movements While Reading Japanese Novels - Scholarly Article Hinoki Project 何年.jp/ - Japanese 平成 (Heisei) Year Lookup Math Symbols & Readings Traditional Colors of Japan - With Hex Values Color-sample - Colors in detail Onomatopoeia Picture Game - in Japanese Kanji Used in Important Documents Free Beautiful Handwriting - Handwriting Practice Sheets with Your Own Data

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[warau-okami]

Negative Word Vocabulary

否: いいえ (iie) - no

ううん (uun) - no/ ur well../ groan

嫌や: いやや (iyaya) - no/ quit it/ no way

嫌や: やや (yaya ) - no/ quit it/ no way

非ず: あらず (arazu) - no/ never mind

決して: けっして (kesshite) - never/ by no means/ not in the least/ in no way

絶対に: ぜったいに (zettaini) - absolutely/ unconditionally/ never (with neg. verb)

終ぞ: ついぞ (tsuizo) - never, not at all

一度も: いちども (ichidomo) - never/ not even once

露聊かも: つゆいささかも (tsuyuisasakamo) - never/ by no means/ not in the least/ in no way

二度と: にどと (nidoto) - never again (with negative verb)

ことがない (kotoganai) - (something) has never occurred/ to have never done (something)/ such a thing has not happened/ never happens/ there is never a time when

これっ切り: これっきり (korekkiri) - last time (as of now)/ never again/ only this

っこない (kkonai) - no chance of/ no way that/ certainly not/ will never happen

ままよ (mamayo) - whatever/ never mind/ I don’t care/ the hell with it

とんでもハップン (tondemohappun) - it’ll never happen

何も: なにも (nanimo) - nothing (with neg. verbs)/ not any/ and everything else (with noun plus “mo”)/ all

なんでもない (nandemonai) - easy/ trifling/ harmless/ of no concern/ nothing

絶無: ぜつむ (zetsumu) - nothing/ nil/ naught/ nought

皆無: かいむ (kaimu) - nonexistent/ nil/ none/ nothing (at all)/ bugger-all

どうってことはない (douttekotohanai) - nothing special/ no big deal/ doesn’t matter

特になし: とくになし (tokuninashi) - nothing in particular/ none in particular

全然: ぜんぜん (zenzen) - not at all (with neg. verb)/ wholly, entirely, completely

不: ふ (fu) - negative prefix i.e. non/un

[tokidokitokyo]

Essay Phrases in Japanese

Beginning

初めに　はじめに　to begin with (first of all)

まず　to start with (first of all)

最初に　さいしょに　first

第一に　だいいちに　first of all

劈頭第一　へきとうだいいち　first and foremost

Continuation

次に　つぎに　next

更に　さらに　furthermore

そして　and (thus)

そのうえに　in addition (furthermore)

また　also

並びに　ならびに　both ～ and ～ (～ as well as ～)

及び　および　and (as well as)

それだけでなく　not only ～ but also ～

のみならず　besides (as well as)

しかも　however

すでに　already

その結果　そのけっか　as a result

それにしては　considering that

それに対して　それにたいして　in contrast

ため　in order to (because of)

というのは　the reason why is

にしたがって　following (in accordance with)

にとって　for (concerning)

によって　due to (because of)

一方で　いっぽうで　on the one hand

まったく　really, truly, entirely

全て　すべて　overall (in general)

多数の　たすうの　majority

必ず　かならず　definitely

急速に　きゅうそくに　rapidly increasing

ますます　increasingly (more and more); decreasingly (less and less with negative)

次第に　しだいに　gradually (little by little)

現在　げんざい　nowadays

確かに　たしかに　it is true that... but

要すると／要するに　ようすると／ようするに　in short

非常に　ひじょうに　extremely

絶対　ぜったい　absolutely

誠に　まことに　absolutely

によると　according to

したがって　accordingly (therefore)

事実上　じじつじょう　actually (as a matter of fact)

だって　also

それに加えて　それにくわえて　in addition to this

Ending

結局　けっきょく　after all

最後に　さいごに　in closing, in conclusion

要約すると　ようやくすると　in summary

つまり　to sum up, in the end

結論は　けつろんは　in conclusion

結論というと　けつろんというと　to conclude

このように　thus, hence

全体的に　ぜんたいてきに　overall, on the whole

Phrases from Quizlet by @uni-venture and Talk in Japanese

[nyahongo]

My Japanese Notes Masterpost

Genki 1 Notes

*NOTE: Initially, I was posting lesson sheets and kanji sheets separately. After finishing the Lesson 3 sheets, I decided it was more efficient (and probably easier to find them) if I posted them together. This is why Lessons 1 through 3 have two post links. ごめんね！^_^;;

Lesson 1: lesson | kanji sheet

Lesson 2: lesson | kanji sheet

Lesson 3: here and here

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Lesson 6

Lesson 7

Lesson 8

Lesson 9

Lessons 10 through 12 will be posted in the near future!

Grammar Notes

From Lingo Deer:

The Particle の

The Verb ある

The Verb いる

Other Notes:

Qualifying Nouns with Verbs and Adjectives (Relative Clauses)

みんな、日本語の勉強は頑張ろう！！難しいけど、諦めないで！

[nyahongo]

Additional Grammar Notes

Transitive vs. Intransitive Verbs

How I Study Japanese Grammar

Kanji

How to Use the Sumikko Gurashi Beginner’s Dictionary

How to Use WaniKani

Printables

Handwriting Practice Sheets (using 5 different fonts!)

WaniKani Level 1 Kanji Writing Practice

Study Tips

Giant Study Tips Masterpost

Children’s Stories

はらぺこあおむし (The Very Hungry Caterpillar)

にじいろさかな (The Rainbow Fish) - part 1 | part 2 | part 3

[nyahongo]

Additional Printables

WaniKani Level 2 Kanji Writing Practice

Kanji Writing Sheets

[music-of-learning]

From Beginner to Intermediate: an intense plan for advancing in language

Introduction

I studied Spanish at school for 3 years and now I'm at a low B1 level. I can actually understand pretty well while listening or reading but I can't communicate fluently.

This plan will include vocabulary build up, some grammar revision, a lot of listening, reading and writing. And could be used for the most languages, not only Spanish.

Plan

Every day:

Conjugate one verb in present, past and future tenses

Make a list about 10 - 30 words long

Create flashcards with them and start learning them (I use Quizlet for flashcards)

Revise yesterday's set of flashcards

2-3 times a week:

Read an article or a few pages from a book

Write a few sentences about anything in your target language

Listen to one episode of podcast (at least one)

Once a week or every two weeks:

Watch a movie in your target language, preferably animated movie as the language used there is easier. You can watch with subtitles

Grammar exercises

Translate some short text

Once a month:

Write something longer, like an essay or report, on chosen topic

Additionally:

Talk to yourself, to your friends, to your pets

Text with someone

Look at the transcription while listening to the podcast for second time

Repeat what you hear (in podcast or movie)

Check words you don't know from the listening and reading

Read out loud

Listen to music in your target language - you can even learn the text and sing along

Watch YouTube in your target language

Change your phone language to the one you're learning

Think in you target language!!!

***This is very intense plan for self-learners, you don't have to do all of these things in the given time. Adjust it to your own pace. I'll try to stick to this, if I have enough time.***

[bangidlee]

Websites for Japanese Learners

! click on website name to be redirected !

all websites can be used for free and without subscribtion (thats why japanese101 isnt included)

-> apps for japanese learners (soon)

1. JLPT Sensei

study guides (N5-N1)

includes grammar, kanji, vocabular, adjective, verb and other lists for orientation when studying

free JLPT practice tests

2. Japanese Verb Conjugator

automatic verb conjugator

verb database

kanji database & kanji tester

over 180,000 example sentences with sound

3. Tanoshii Japanese

japanese-english dictionary (with stroke order!)

pratice games & interactive lessons (Kanji Mahjong etc.)

learning resources (japanese novel, textbook, magazine, movie recommendations)

4. Jisho

fast and smart japanese-english dictionary

draw and radical function apart from keyboard search

searching by topic and categories by adding #[topic/category]

JLPT levels, sentences, particles, counters, names included

5. Map Quiz

world map quiz in japanese

divided into continents and north, east, south and west

6. Japanesetests4you

free JLPT N5-N1 reading and listening tests

free JLPT N5-N1 vocabulary, kanji and grammar lists + tests

7. Shiritori Online

Shiritori (しりとり) is a popular japanese word game and is ideal to exercise vocabulary for japanese learners. 2 or more players take turns saying a word that starts with the last kana of the previous word. The game ends when someone answers with a word ending with -n (ん) because there are no words starting with ん.

it is up to the players whether all forms of a hiragana (kana and its diacritics; は,ば and ぱ etc.) are allowed or not (e.g やぎ -> きよう).

example: りんご (apple) -> ごりら (ゴリラ) (gorilla) -> らーめん (ラーメン) (ramen). The last person who said ramen loses because the word ends with -n (ん). Instead the person could have saidらま (ラマ) (llama) (e.g).

[tokidokitokyo]

各位

Business Japanese - To Whom it May Concern

When writing Japanese business emails there is a whole different vocabulary to use. I recently learned how to use "to whom it may concern" or 各位 (かくい) (thanks to @sienne-k) and wanted to provide some examples of how to use it.

各位

各位　かくい　to all

How is it used?

Used when addressing an email to a group of people

Not used when addressing a single person or a group of people from a single company

関係各位　かんけいかくい　to whom it may concern

How is it used?

Used when addressing someone whose name you do not know

More polite forms: 関係者様各位 (かんけいしゃさまかくい) 関係各位殿 (かんけいかくいどの)

例文・Example Sentences

例文1 株主各位 拝啓　平素は格別のご高配を賜り、厚く御礼申し上げます。

単語・Vocabulary

株主　かぶぬし　shareholder, stockholder

株主各位　かぶぬしかくい　all shareholders

拝啓　はいけい　Dear ～ (standard opening for a letter/business email)

平素は　へいそは　usually, ordinarily, in the past

格別　かくべつ　particular, special

ご高配　ごこうはい　(your) consideration, attention, trouble, kindness (尊敬語、そんけいご)

賜り　たまわり　grant, gift

厚く御礼申し上げます　あつくおれいもうしあげます　I am deeply grateful (謙譲語、けんじょうご)

例文2 担当者各位 いつも大変お世話になっております。

単語・Vocabulary

担当者　たんとうしゃ　responsible party

担当者各位　たんとうしゃかくい　all responsible parties

お世話になっております　おせわになっております　I am obliged to you

例文3 ○○会参加者各位 会場変更のお知らせ

単語・Vocabulary

～会参加者　～かいさんかしゃ　participant in ～ meeting, conference

～会参加者各位　～かいさんかしゃかくい　to all participants

会場　かいじょう　meeting venue

変更　へんこう　change, modification

お知らせ　おしらせ　information 例文4 お客様各位のご理解とご協力のほどよろしくお願い申し上げます。

単語・Vocabulary

お客様　おきゃくさま　customer

お客様各位　おきゃくさまかくい　all customers

ご理解　ごりかい　understanding

ご協力　ごきょうりょく　cooperation

〜のほど、よろしくお願い申し上げます　～のほど、よろしくおねがいもうしあげます　I appreciate your (謙譲語、けんじょうご)

例文5 つきましては、各位のご参加・ご支援を伏して懇願申し上げます。

単語・Vocabulary

つきましては　in line with this, therefore

ご参加　ごさんか　participation

ご支援　ごしえん　support

伏して　ふして　humbly, respectfully

懇願申し上げます　こんがんもうしあげます　to humbly entreat (謙譲語、けんじょうご)

他の単語・Additional Vocabulary

尊敬語　そんけいご　honorific language (respectful to listener)

謙譲語　けんじょうご　humble language (humble yourself to listener)

[learnjapanesebod]

Japanese Word of the Day

#Japanese #WordoftheDay 厳しい (きびしい/kibishii) ‘severe, strict, rigid, unsparing, relentless, stern, austere, grave, solemn, majestic, intense (cold), harsh’ Example: 自分に厳しいのね

— Learning Japanese (@LearnJPBOD) Mar 26, 2022

[tokidokitokyo]

漢字練習・Kanji Practice・N3

駐車（ちゅうしゃ）：自動車などをとめておくこと

parking (e.g. car)

満車（まんしゃ）：車を止める所がいっぱいだ

full (of cars)

禁止（きんし）：何かをしてはいけない

prohibition

無料（むりょう）：代金がいらない

no charge

断水（だんすい）：水道が使えなくなる

suspension of the water supply

不満（ふまん）：満足していない

dissatisfied

[learnjapanesebod]

Japanese Word of the Day

#Japanese #WordoftheDay 滅ぶ (ほろぶ/horobu) ‘to be ruined, to go under, to perish, to be destroyed’ Example: 人間よ 滅ぶべし！

— Learning Japanese (@LearnJPBOD) Jan 25, 2022

[emscribblings]

マスク詐欺 (masuku sagi) or, literally, mask fraud.

This is when an individual looks really hot with a mask on, then they take off their mask and it’s like oh you’re just average-

[aidoku-deactivated20191023]

Stranger Things The Game

ストレンジャーシングス　Stranger things

未知の世界　「みちのせかい」　Unknown world

裏側の世界 「うらがわのせかい」The Upside-down

超常現象　「ちょうじょうげんしょう」 Supernatural phenomenon

攻撃する「こうげきする」 To attack

手に入れる 「てにいれる」To obtain

入る 「はいる」To enter

気絶する　「きぜつする」To faint

注意をそらす 「ちゅういをそらす」 To distract someone

失踪する　「しっそうする」To disappear

誘導する 「ゆうどうする」To guide

壊す　「こわす」To break

破壊する　「はかいする」To destroy

森　「もり」Forest

フクロウ　Owl

くま Bear

冒険　「ぼうけん」Adventure

パトカー Patrol car

警察　「けいさつ」Police

警備員 「けいびいん」Guard

カードキー Cardkey

ワッフル Waffle

罠　「わな」 Trap

宝箱　「たからばこ」 Treasure chest

高級カメラ　「こうきゅうカメラ」High-quality camera

ハートの欠片　「ハートのかけら」 Heart pieces

探索　「たんさく」Search

亀裂　「きれつ」 Crack

ノーム Gnome

クエストアイテム Quest item

ラジオ Radio

卵　「たまご」Egg

化学防護服 「かがくぼうごふく」Hazmat suit

行方不明　「ゆくえふめい」Missing

行方不明者　「ゆくえふめいしゃ」Missing person

最高記録　「さいこうきろく」 High score

幻　「まぼろし」Apparition, phantom

下水道　「げすいどう」Sewer

鎖 「くさり」Chains

採石場 「さいせきじょう」Quarry

アルミ製バット　「アルミせいバット」Aluminum bat

洞窟　「どうくつ」Cave

遠距離　「えんきょり」Long distance, long range

遠距離攻撃　「えんきょりこうげき」Long range attack

敵　「てき」Enemy

筋肉男 「きんにくお」Muscle man

怪物 「かいぶつ」Monster

触手　「しょくしゅ」Tentacle

監視員 「かんしいん」Watchman

懐中電灯　「かいちゅうでんとう」Flashlight

傾斜路　「けいしゃろ」Ramp

素早い 「すばやい」Fast, quick

図書館　「としょかん」 Library

鍵 「かぎ」 Key

ダイナマイト Dynamite

消火栓アラーム 「しょうかせん」 Fire alarm

アーケード Arcade

障害物 「しょうがいぶつ」 Obstacle

ホーキンス国立研究所 「ホーキンスこくりつけんきゅうじょ」Hawkins National Laboratory

警察署長 「けいさつしょちょう」 Police chief

失踪事件　「しっそうじけん」Missing person case

プリン Pudding

カボチャ Pumpkin

入れ墨 「いれずみ」 Tattoo

破壊的 「はかいてき」 Destructive

謎 「なぞ」Riddle, mystery

恐ろしい 「おそろしい」Terrible, frightening

秘密　「ひみつ」Secret

2倍　「にばい」Double

強力　「きょうりょく」Powerful

[learnjapanesebod]

Japanese Word of the Day

#Japanese #WordoftheDay 上達 (じょうたつ/joutatsu) ‘improvement (e.g. in skill, ability), advance, progress, communication of opinions of the general populace to those of high rank’ Example: 貴様はとんと上達せんな ピクシス

— Learning Japanese (@LearnJPBOD) Nov 17, 2021

[tokidokitokyo]

day 6/100 japanese vocabulary

漁る　あさる　to look for, to search for

更衣室　こういしつ　locker room, changing room, dressing room

交換する　こうかんする　to exchange, to switch

校舎　こうしゃ　school building, schoolhouse

倉庫　そうこ　storehouse, warehouse

チャラける　to speak teasingly, to joke around

非常階段　ひじょうかいだん　emergency staircase

ふさわしい　appropriate, adequate, suitable

よっぽど　very, greatly, much, quite

脇　わき　nearby; to the side; armpit

[tokidokitokyo]

Essay Phrases in Japanese

Beginning

初めに　はじめに　to begin with (first of all)

まず　to start with (first of all)

最初に　さいしょに　first

第一に　だいいちに　first of all

劈頭第一　へきとうだいいち　first and foremost

Continuation

次に　つぎに　next

更に　さらに　furthermore

そして　and (thus)

そのうえに　in addition (furthermore)

また　also

並びに　ならびに　both ～ and ～ (～ as well as ～)

及び　および　and (as well as)

それだけでなく　not only ～ but also ～

のみならず　besides (as well as)

しかも　however

すでに　already

その結果　そのけっか　as a result

それにしては　considering that

それに対して　それにたいして　in contrast

ため　in order to (because of)

というのは　the reason why is

にしたがって　following (in accordance with)

にとって　for (concerning)

によって　due to (because of)

一方で　いっぽうで　on the one hand

まったく　really, truly, entirely

全て　すべて　overall (in general)

多数の　たすうの　majority

必ず　かならず　definitely

急速に　きゅうそくに　rapidly increasing

ますます　increasingly (more and more); decreasingly (less and less with negative)

次第に　しだいに　gradually (little by little)

現在　げんざい　nowadays

確かに　たしかに　it is true that... but

要すると／要するに　ようすると／ようするに　in short

非常に　ひじょうに　extremely

絶対　ぜったい　absolutely

誠に　まことに　absolutely

によると　according to

したがって　accordingly (therefore)

事実上　じじつじょう　actually (as a matter of fact)

だって　also

それに加えて　それにくわえて　in addition to this

Ending

結局　けっきょく　after all

最後に　さいごに　in closing, in conclusion

要約すると　ようやくすると　in summary

つまり　to sum up, in the end

結論は　けつろんは　in conclusion

結論というと　けつろんというと　to conclude

このように　thus, hence

全体的に　ぜんたいてきに　overall, on the whole

Phrases from Quizlet by @uni-venture and Talk in Japanese

[tokidokitokyo]

Kanji-Related Japanese Vocabulary

Words from my kanji study workbook (漢検ステップ６)

漢字　かんじ　Chinese character

熟語　じゅくご　kanji compound; idiom

記号　きごう　symbol

読み　よみ　reading (of a kanji)

音読み　おんよみ　on reading, Chinese-derived reading of a kanji

訓読み　くんよみ　kun reading, native Japanese reading of a Chinese character

意味　いみ　meaning

画数　かくすう　stroke count

部首　ぶしゅ　radical (of a kanji character)

部首名　ぶしゅめい　(kanji) radical name

用例　ようれい　example, illustration

筆順　ひつじゅん　stroke order (of a Chinese character)

[nihongo-samurai]

そんなに sonnani

That

😶そんなに寒くない→It’s not that cold. 😶そんなにお腹すいていない→　I’m not that hungry. 😶そんなに忙しくない→I’m not that busy. 😶そんなに安くない→It’s not that cheap. 😮そんなに寒いの?→Are you that cold? 😲そんなにお腹すいているの？→Are you that hungry?

😬I have to say something.

When Japanese answer withそんなに, normally it doesn’t mean “that “. It actually does so!

😮寒い❄️？大丈夫? Are you okay? Are you cold?

😅そんなに寒くないよ。 I’m okay. I am not that cold. 👉means…I’m cold🥶!!!!

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