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Catch the next 50 basic Japanese Vocabulary Japanese word lists in the form of Japanese Vocabulary Blasters. Study, memorize, get quizzed, retain...repeat.
To go to the previous set of 15 words at Blaster 50 go here Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 50
to see the next set of 15 words go here Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 52
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Here are your next 15 Japanese words to add to your inventory. 1. terekusai - bashful;shy
2. nezumi iro - gray; mouse color
3. hai iro - grey; ash color
4. kigen zen 100 nen - B.C. 100
5. kigen go 1 nen - 1 A.D.
6. hyakunenbashi - 100 years bridge
7. kanzei - custom; tariff
8. jizen - in advance; beforehand
9. taisei - an organization; a system
10. shu^kan - a custom; a habit; a practice
11. iuta to^ri - like I said, didn't I say so?
12. nakanaka - quite;rather;pretty;quite
13. naisho - a sec... Read Full Story
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Here are 15 more words to add to your Japanese language arsenal. 15 words every 2 days. 1. kanpai - cheers
2. kawase - a money order; a bill of exchange
3. shu^shoku - find employment;find work
4. tamashii - a soul; a spirit
5. nami no - ordinary; common quality; average
6. no^zei suru - pay taxes
7. hansei - reflection
8. haruka - far;far away(off)
9. fukin - the neighborhood
10. koshi - waist
11. jugyo^ - a class; school work; a lesson
12. jo^ho^ - information
13. shinrui - a relative
14. j... Read Full Story
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Japanese Vocabulary Blaster # 37
15 Words Every 2 Days.
Learn, Memorize, Drill
Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed,
Rinse and Repeat! 1. kasu - to lend
2. kariru - to borrow
3. wasureru - to forget
4. kiroku - records, written documents
5. baito - part time job
6. henshin suru - to transform, change looks, reappear
7. wake - reason, excuse
8. jishin - one's self
9. jibun - one's own
10. shu^kyo^ - religion
11. anata jishin - yourself
12. renshu^ suru - to practice
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Have your friends quiz you on the words you memorize - to solidify them in your noodle! Here are the next 15 1. mondai - a problem 2. handan suru - to judge, to interpret 3. jakuten - weakness, a fault 4. ketten - weakness, a fault 5. odoroku - to be surprized, amazed 6. ishi - a rock, stone 7. ishi - will (as in the will to survive) 8. ueru - to be starving 9. ueru - to plant 10. yuumoa - humor 11. reibo^ - air conditioning 12. danbo^ - heating 13. ayamachi - a mistake 14... Read Full Story
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Continuing with our subject on insects (bugs) - I want to talk a little today on two Japanese words that are basically one and the same word - The words for Bee and the word for Honey are basically one word made up of two kanji that when put in reverse say the same thing - Let me show you what I mean - Honey - Hachimitsu ( 蜂蜜 )Bee - Mitsubachi ( 蜜蜂 )Let us take the words apart - In Japanese the word for Honey is made up of the two parts HACHI + MITSU so thatHoney = HACHI + MITSU 蜂 + 蜜and the ... Read Full Story
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Continuando con il nostro oggetto sugli insetti (insetti) - voglio comunicare poco oggi su due parole giapponesi che sono basicamente una e la stessa parola - le parole per l'ape e la parola per miele sono basicamente una parola composta di kanji due che una volta messo al contrario dice la stessa cosa - lascilo mostrargli che cosa significo - Miele - Hachimitsu (蜂蜜) Ape - Mitsubachi (蜜蜂) Smontiamo le parole - nel giapponese comporre la parola per miele delle due parti HACHI + MITSU in mo... Read Full Story
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Continuación con nuestro tema en los insectos (insectos) - quiero hablar poco hoy en dos palabras japonesas que sean básicamente una y la misma palabra - las palabras para la abeja y la palabra para la miel son básicamente una palabra compuesta del kanji dos que cuando está puesto en reverso dice la misma cosa - déjeme demostrarle lo que significo - Miel - Hachimitsu (蜂蜜) Abeja - Mitsubachi (蜜蜂) Separemos las palabras - en japonés componer la palabra para la miel de las dos piezas HACHI + MIT... Read Full Story
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Продолжать с нашим вопросом на насекомых (черепашках) - я хочу поговорить немного сегодня на 2 японских словах которые по-существу одно и такое же слово - слова для пчелы и слово для меда по-существу одно слово составленное kanji 2 который положено в обратное говорит такую же вещь - препятствуйте мне показать вам чего я значу -Мед - Hachimitsu (蜂蜜) Пчела - Mitsubachi (蜜蜂) Препятствуйте нам принять слова врозь - в японце слово для меда будет составлено 2 частей HACHI + MITSU так, что Мед = HA... Read Full Story
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Continuing with our subject on insects (bugs) - I want to talk a little today on two Japanese words that are basically one and the same word - The words for Bee and the word for Honey are basically one word made up of two kanji that when put in reverse say the same thing - Let me show you what I mean - Honey - Hachimitsu ( 蜂蜜 )Bee - Mitsubachi ( 蜜蜂 )Let us take the words apart - In Japanese the word for Honey is made up of the two parts HACHI + MITSU so thatHoney = HACHI + MITSU 蜂 + 蜜and the ... Read Full Story
