Learn Japanese with Manga Walkthrough Lesson - Crayon Shinchan is Lost
Learn Japanese with Manga Walkthrough Lesson - "Crayon Shinchan is Lost"
In this manga walkthrough, Misae (Shinchan’s mother) can’t resist a bargain sale. So, off they go to the department store and Shinchan… gets lost.
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This lesson is perfect for learners of Japanese, this video explores Shin-chan’s witty dialogue, essential vocabulary, and unique humor, making it an entertaining way to boost your language skills.
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What Does 「フォロー」 Mean? Whether you're learning Japanese or just curious about how English loanwords are used in everyday conversations, this video will give you a deeper understanding of how フォロー works.
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Flash Japanese Lesson: tachi gui 😍
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Quick video showing Ame and aME or (rain 雨 and candy 飴)
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Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) is undoubtedly the most famous of the classical haiku poets. His mastery of haiku and his wanderings around Japan are attested by the many monuments with his poems. His most famous collection of poems and writings is called, "Oku no Hosomichi." It was written while on a long journey in Edo Japan in the spring of 1689. Today many people trace his footsteps for themselves.
Haiku is the most well-known type of Japanese poetry. Studying it is a great way to learn both Japanese culture and language. A look at Basho's most famous haiku.
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Today's Japanese Vocabulary word: ドライバー which means "screwdriver". Phillips or flathead? Flathead is kind of easy, but Phillips?! In Japanese, it's easy. プラス for Phillips and マイナス for flathead. #japanesevocab
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