Quick. はやく。Let’s make a list of things in your bag.  あなたの　かばんの　なかに　あるもののリストをつくりましょう。。。and point them out in Japanese. =)

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This is the part that I thought it was just like doodling and I think the easiest set of characters you can ever learn. Right. Enjoy it while it lasts. Start COUNTING! いち に さん よん（し） ご ろく なな（しち） はち きゅう じゅう

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Sometimes all it takes is a little “HELLO”!~ Here’s a short lesson on how to greet and make introductions in Japanese: Hajimemashite. Watashi wa Hyde desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu. はじめまして。 わたしは　Hyde です。 どうぞ　よろしく　おねがいします。 How do you do? (literally: I am meeting you for the first time. ) I am Hyde. Nice to meet you. (literally: [...]

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Kotoba. Words. ことば。Vocabulary. Another challenge in learning a new language is the Vocabulary, especially in Asian languages that’s just far, far different from Western languages like English or French. At least in the Filipino language, there are Spanish words that were adopted in Tagalog unlike between Japanese and English – worlds apart. Let’s start with [...]

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Kanji – those lovely Chinese characters adopted by the written Japanese. These are used alongside the much simpler Hiragana and Katakana. I’ve always find it hard to learn Kanji mainly because of the amount of memorization you have to deal with. And when you’re  in the age of multi-tasking, schedules and memory gaps, it’s no [...]

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