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How To Say “Me Too” In Japanese

July 21, 2020 by Nick Hoyt

The most enjoyable conversations are the ones where you really connect with the other person and you have an easy back and forth. One of the best ways to create this pleasant environment is to show agreement with what the … Read more

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How To Say “Can You Speak English?” In Japanese

July 16, 2020 by Nick Hoyt

If you are ever visiting Japan and run into a situation where you need some help from the locals, it helps to know how to ask them the right questions. Perhaps the most critical phrase that you learn how to … Read more

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What Does “Yokatta” Mean? What You Need To Know

July 3, 2020July 3, 2020 by Nick Hoyt

There are few words more common and useful than よかった when speaking or listening to Japanese. What does yokatta mean? I’m going to answer this exact question in the sections below. The secret to understanding this word is knowing that … Read more

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What Does “Fuzakenna” Mean? The Answer Might Surprise You

June 30, 2020 by Nick Hoyt

If you’re like me, you watch a lot of anime and Japanese dramas. Sometimes there are words and phrases that the characters use so often that you learn them without even really trying. I wanted to go over one of … Read more

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“What Do You Think?” In Japanese

May 30, 2020May 27, 2020 by Nick Hoyt

Sometimes you want to get someone else’s opinion on a matter. It could be the color of a shirt that you want to buy, or it might be a business proposal that you are working on. In either case, you’ll … Read more

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