Snoopy Plushies (c) Snoopy Museum Tokyo, retrieved from http://www.snoopymuseum.tokyo/en/ Where is that? Entrance to Snoopy Mueseum Tokyo (c) Snoopy Museum Tokyo, retrieved from http://www.snoopymuseum.tokyo/en/ Located at the heart of the city and a mere seven minute walk away from the Roppongi Station of Tokyo, one could enjoy the heartwarming world of Peanuts. Despite being in Read more about The World of Peanuts: Snoopy Museum in Tokyo[…]
目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Summary Explanation Dialogue Examples Summary Nani なに/何 what nani This time, we will go over the use of what = “nani” in Japanese. As you can imagine, what (nani) is one of the most frequently used expressions in Japanese. Learning how to use it would help a tutor to enhance Read more about Interrogative: what (nani)[…]
Obon is one of the longest national holiday week in Japan.Airplane tickets, hotels, parking, and all other things related to leisure increase in price. Almost all highways are stuck all day. 目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Summary Origin Notice Explanation Should you ever have any trouble translating JP ⇔ EN, our dictionary might help. このページのみかた How Read more about Obon: Summer Vacation for Deceased People[…]
It is said as much as 30% of yearly-eaten eel are consumed during July in Japan. Within only 3 days in July, 50% of the amount that is consumed in the same month is eaten, after being cooked in a Japanese traditional way: tasted with soy sauce, sugar, rice wine and so on. But why?? Read more about Eel (Igat) ‘s day: Your students will probably eat it on the 30th of July. Why?[…]
焼け石に水 water on burning rock yake ishi ni mizu Pour some water on the lava, it would do nothing. This is what we call in Japanese “yake ishi ni mizu” = water on burning rock/s, which means something useless or futile, fruitless. From country to country, language to language, we often focus on different aspects Read more about Japanese Proverbs[…]
Icons of Skype, design on your shirt, eyes of your students etc. Knowing how to call colors in Japanese would always help to break the ice with your first timer students. 目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Names of colors Note Examples みなさんこんにちは Hi everyone! This time, we go over names of colors. Even without knowing Read more about Colors[…]
みなさんこんにちは Hi everyone! This time, we will go over some basic questions, such as the ones below. What did you eat for dinner? When did you start learning English? How was the lesson? We believe customer satisfaction contributes benefits of both tutors and students. The more flexible your lessons are, the more students will take Read more about Basic Questions[…]
White guy: What’s this!? Asian woman: That’s Sushi but… 目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Common expressions Variations Dialogue みなさんこんにちは Hi everyone Sometimes you should know how to answer your own questions in Japanese. This time, we will learn the most basic ways to answer questions in Japanese. Should you ever have any trouble translating JP ⇔ Read more about How do I answer basic questions in Japanese?[…]
目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Common jobs Office jobs School jobs みなさんこんにちは Hi everyone Some beginners don’t know how to describe their jobs. Here are some tips that might help you do your lessons with students who don’t speak English at all. Should you ever have any trouble translating JP ⇔ EN, our dictionary site might Read more about What’s this job called?[…]
目次 (Mokuji) Table of contents Please say that again. Please repeat after me. Please click here. Where should I click?. I will call you again. Please wait. I can see/hear you. Can you hear/see me? I can’t hear/see you. Please add me as a contact. Please read the article. Please check the chatbox. Please open Read more about Common trouble shooting during lessons[…]
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