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29
Nov
Word of the Week
★どうやって / Dooyatte : How どうやって はいったの? / Dooyatte haittano? How did you get in? (LOL)
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18
Nov
マクドナルドをください
First McDonald in Tokyo, Japan. (July 20th, 1971) People said ”マクドナルドをください。/ Please give me a McDonald.” at the counter. (LOL) picture@47news
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9
Nov
Word of the Week
★いってきます / ittekimasu ★いってらっしゃい / itterasshai When you leave home for work, school, etc, we say “ittekimasu” to a family member. literally means” I am leaving”, but could be ” bye for now, see you later. And the family members respond with “itterasshai” which means “have a safe trip, take care”. They are one of the Japanese greeting phrases.
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19
Oct
Today’s Little Lesson “Ashita wa ame deshoo.”
We have Hurricane Ana in Hawaii and have heavy rain all day……. I enjoyed a lazy day(LOL) When you watch the Japanese weather forecast, he/she often say “Ashita wa ame deshoo”. It means they are 70-80% sure. (It will probably be rain tomorrow.)When you predict something, you could use “desu or masu” ” deshoo” and […]
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15
Oct
New Beginner Class
New Level 1 class will start on Nov. 10th (Mon) 6:30 to 8:30 pm/6weeks. [email protected]
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Word of the Week
★どうやって / Dooyatte : How どうやって はいったの? / Dooyatte haittano? How did you get in? (LOL)
Read More
マクドナルドをください
First McDonald in Tokyo, Japan. (July 20th, 1971) People said ”マクドナルドをください。/ Please give me a McDonald.” at the counter. (LOL) picture@47news
Read More
Word of the Week
★いってきます / ittekimasu ★いってらっしゃい / itterasshai When you leave home for work, school, etc, we say “ittekimasu” to a family member. literally means” I am leaving”, but could be ” bye for now, see you later. And the family members respond with “itterasshai” which means “have a safe trip, take care”. They are one of the Japanese greeting phrases.
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Today’s Little Lesson “Ashita wa ame deshoo.”
We have Hurricane Ana in Hawaii and have heavy rain all day……. I enjoyed a lazy day(LOL) When you watch the Japanese weather forecast, he/she often say “Ashita wa ame deshoo”. It means they are 70-80% sure. (It will probably be rain tomorrow.)When you predict something, you could use “desu or masu” ” deshoo” and […]
Read More
New Beginner Class
New Level 1 class will start on Nov. 10th (Mon) 6:30 to 8:30 pm/6weeks. [email protected]
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