Read online or subscribe by email to stories about Japanese culture written in kanji, hiragana, and English text with Japanese audio. Some of the stories are quite interesting and contain facts not very well covered in English, such as this one about Kido Shunzo and Kyugun I reported earlier.
Continue reading “Practice Reading Japanese: Hiragana Times”
“You all know that Japan is an inferior country.”
Continue reading “Nobel Prize in Literature: Japanese vs Korean Language”
Survey results, my preferences, and list of the most popular languages in the world. Continue reading “What is the Coolest Language According to Japanese?”
Some food-related Kanji. Continue reading “Food Kanji”
Japanese Bloggers Rule the World!
Many blogs are written in Japanese and many people use web feeds to read blogs. Now we have a problem: how can we read feeds from Japanese blogs if we are not fluent? I encourage everyone who is studying the language to read original Japanese for practice, but sometimes we just need to get the information and move on. There is a solution to this problem! You can make custom blog feeds and translate them not only to English, but other languages as well ð Continue reading “How to Create English Versions of Japanese Blog Feeds”
Major changes include biannual administration and five levels instead of four. Continue reading “Significant Changes to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)”
Kitsune's Thoughts 