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Expression of love in Japanese


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One of the most popular phrases in any language may be "I love you. "In Japanese" love, "is"  ai  (爱), "and the verb" love "is" aisuru  (愛する). "" I love you "can be literally translated as" aishite imasu  (て愛しいます) ". " aishiteru  (愛している), "" a  i shiteru yo (愛しているよ) "or" wa aishiteru  愛し(てるわ, female speech) "is usually used in conversation".

However, Japanese people generally do not express their love openly. They believe that love can be expressed by manners.When they put their feelings into words, he prefers to use the phrase " suki desu  (好きです) ". It literally means, "love." " Suki da (好きだ), "" suki  dayo "(好きだよ, greeting men) or" suki yo  (好きよ, greeting women) ".
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Greetings and expressions of Daily In Japanese (Nichijou Aisatsu To Hyougen)


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Hello minasan See you in Japanese language lessons. This time we learn about greetings and everyday expressions in Japanese. Here are some of them.
.) Thank you (Arigatou gozaimasu)
In grammar & means "tough (for me) to accept (the good of you)". Are pronounced when others have helped / gave something to us.
Expression of gratitude has a wide range of variants.
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The phrase "I missed you"


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"I missed you" phrase often came out of our mouths when someone misses. Then how the Japanese express it huh?Honestly I am confused! Why yes there is no right vocabulary to describe the word "miss" (hopefully from someone you know).

I know me, the Japanese say "anata ni Aitai" to express the sense of missed. Aitai word itself comes from the word "aimasu" which means to meet. Then by substituting the word "masu" and "tai" meaning it changes to "want to meet".
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Introducing Yourself in Japanese


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Self introductions ( Jikoshoukai , 自己绍介)
Hajimemashite , はじめまして = Nice to meet you.
 Watashi wa .... desu , わたしは... です = I (my name) is ... 
Douzo yoroshiku どうぞよろしく = Please coaching (literally beg your kindness =)
In Japanese, there is usually a 3 Jikoshoukai general order was pronounced, as in the example above.
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In a few sentences Greetings Japanese Language


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Familiar with Hiragana letters


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Of 46 basic hiragana letters, each letter represents the sound of the letter. Hiragan typically used to write native Japanese vocabulary that does not exist kanji, particles, suffixes of nouns, adjectives and verbs. The following is a table of hiragana characters.











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Familiar Kanji Letter


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After you have memorized the hiragana and katakana characters, the next step you have to learn the kanji. Much more difficult kanji hiragana or katakana compared. However, learning kanji really interesting and fun.

Kanji & How to Read
Kanji are letters that picture was adopted from China at the beginning of the 14th century. Each kanji represents not only sound but also the meaning. 





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Japanese Language Tips


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For those of you who will be studying Japanese language or who have long since learned, yet still feel you do not develop the Japanese language may be wondering how the heck effective learning Japanese? In this post, I'll share a few tips for you on Learn Japanese. 

Find out your motivation to learn Japanese 
first thing you need to know before studying Japanese is your motivation. Why do I want to learn Japanese? For what?What are the benefits for me? Yes it must be your own responsibility, to learn Japanese because it took a long time commitment. 

Learn Japanese Language Needs You 
It is you need to know because you do not get wrong in setting priorities for your study. For example, you have to go to Japan, so you should start with an expression or an expression of everyday life, not even directly learn the grammar. The point is that you learn what you need first. 
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The phrase separation


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There was a meeting there must be separation! In this section you will learn a few phrases used when parting. Here is an expression for a regular or frequent use.









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Words To Respect


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In the mutual respect of social relationships is the main thing. This way we can feel from one person to another call. Calling someone by name mas / mba / mother / etc on the back of the pack is the name of one of the ways we honor someone.And what about the Japanese people huh?

In Japanese culture is the same, they use certain words in the back of the name when the name of another person. For those of you who study Japanese language course is common with the word "san". The word is used when a person's name to give the impression of respect. In the Indonesian language word may be translated mas, mba, mother, etc. pack.
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Greetings in Japanese


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日常 挨拶 と 表現 NICHIJOU AISATSU TO HYOUGEN - GREETINGS AND EXPRESSIONS DAILY
Japanese language has many expressions, including greetings, which are used in everyday conversation. Here are some of them. Although the usual greeting is never / rarely written in kanji, kanji reference I list the origin of each word to simply add to our knowledge.
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Familiar Katakana Letter


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Japan also has a katakana characters used to write the vocabulary that comes from outside Japan, such as the stranger's name, name of the State (except for Chinese and Korean), etc.. If dibandingakan with hiragana characters, katakana characters look more rigid.







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Verbs


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Function verbs

We have learned how to describe  nouns  in various ways to use other nouns and  adjectives . With this capability, we can express quite a lot of things. However, we still can not express action. This is for verbs (verb)! Verbs in Japanese are always placed at the end of the clause. Since we have not learned how to make more than one clause, for the moment these rules mean that every sentence has a verb to put the verb at the end. We will recognize two main categories of verbs, which will allow us to learn the rules of conjugation. Before going any further, there is one important thing you must remember always:

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