【雨（あめ）】”AME” Meaning: rain Usage: 「雨が降りそうだから傘を持っていこう」 （あめがふりそうだからかさをもっていこう）(Ame ga furisou dakara kasa wo motteikou.) ”I’m going to bring an umbrella because it seems to be raining.” Glossary: 雨（あめ）: rain 降る（ふる）: to fall (you use it for something from the skies such as rain, snow, hare, ash.) ～そう: seeming like, looking like ～だから: (…,) so, (…,) that is …
Kamakura Yamaji (かまくら山路) Our recommendation: Seiro Soba / 1,000 yen (tax included) (as of May, 2021)(Cold soba noodles served on a bamboo tray) Point and Speak:「せいろそばをください。」 (Seiro soba wo kudasai.)“Seiro soba, please.” Menu: Exterior:
Banknotes (paper currency) in Japan will be renewed in 2024. For the time being, both current and new banknotes will be used. Let’s take a look at both the old and the new! For paper currency, check out this article!Japanese Currency Guide -Coins- 1000 yen banknote 5000 yen banknote 10000 yen banknote What’s a 2000 …
Have you ever had an experience where your wallet got fat with Japanese coins? The Japanese government is in the process of promoting a cashless society, but still, many small stores do not accept cashless payment services such as credit cards and Apple Pay. So let’s learn about Japanese coins together! There may be information you …
How many rain onomatopoeia do you know in Japanese? Today we learn about onomatopoeia to express how (much) it rains! Onomatopoeia can be difficult to get a sense of words in the beginning, but once you get it, Japanese conversations will go much more smoothly. Are you ready? Let’s get started! The Rainy Season is …
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It is important to know how to make emergency calls in Japan, whether you are a resident or a tourist. There are two main types of emergency calls: 119 (Fire department & Ambulance) and 110 (Police). About 110 (Police), you can jump to the article below:How to make an emergency call in Japan – “110” …
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