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• ‘No’ is not enough to decline a suggestion.
• 1 letter word in Japanese
• 2016 J League Cup Winner – Urawa Red Diamonds
• 4, 7 and 9 are tricky numbers in Japanese.
• A has (or have) B:【A には B があります。】
• A has (or have) B:【A には B がいます。】
• A is B. 【AはBです。】
• A man from overseas who became a famous comedian in Japan
• Advanced Park Assist by Nissan
• Adverbs of Frequency
• AI vs. Human: The Greatest Go Tournament Ever
• and:【で】
• ask person to + verb: 【person に verb dict. form ようにたのむ】
• Assessment task
• Assessment task: Self introduction
• Australian school teaching in Japanese
• Basic Japanese verbs
• Basic sentence index
• be -ing:【verb てform + る】(Casual way)
• be going (or about) to :【verb stem form + そうです】
• beef bowl
• big fly Ohtani san!
• BNP Paribas Open 2018: Naomi Osaka vs. Simona Halep
• CAN YOU CELEBRATE? by Namie Amuro
• can:【dict. form + こともあります】
• Cheerful girls sing and dance for a high school baseball tournament
• Chicken and egg rice bowl (Oyako-don)
• Children’s Day
• classroom items in Japanese
• common mistakes when you learn Japanese
• Conditional Form
• Conversation: School rule
• Counter song
• Cup Noodle with 7 Samurais
• Curve shoot by Kosuke Ota
• Daily life: : I don’t like carrots.
• Daily life: Broccoli are not yummy.
• Daily life: Cakes are yummy.
• Daily life: I am sorry I am late.
• Daily life: I drink milk for breakfast.
• Daily life: I eat apples for breakfast.
• Daily life: I go to bed at 10 o’clock.
• Daily life: I played tennis yesterday.
• Daily life: I’m home.
• Daily life: It is 6 o’clock.
• Daily life: It is Tuesday.
• Daily life: My birthday is August 6.
• Daily life: Please lend me a pen.
• Daily life: This is tuna.
• Daily life: What day is it today?
• Daily life: What did you do yesterday?
• Daily life: What do you drink for breakfast?
• Daily life: What do you eat for breakfast?
• Daily life: What is this?
• Daily life: What time is it now?
• Daily life: When is your birthday?
• Daily life: Why is that?
• Death Note – Light up the New world
• Demonstratives: this, that, that over there
• Describe pictures in Japanese
• Dirty work
• don’t have to:【verb なform + くてもいいです】
• don’t want it to happen:【verb てform + しまう】
• Dragon Night by SEKAI NO OWARI
• Effective words for your Japanese writing
• English slang words in Japanese
• Escalators in Japan
• Family: Do you have a pet?
• Family: I have a pet. It is one dog and its name is Pochi.
• Family: I often do cycling with my family.
• Family: I often watch TV and play tennis with my family.
• Family: My father is 42 years old and works at a bank.
• Family: My father likes cars.
• Family: My father likes to drive a car.
• Family: My mother wakes up at half past 6 and makes breakfast.
• Family: My older brother is good at cooking.
• Family: My older sister has a long hair.
• Family: My older sister is a 15 year old student.
• Family: My older sister is good at using scissors.
• Family: My younger brother is taller than me.
• Family: My younger brother started tennis when he was 5 years old.
• Family: My younger sister and I are twins.
• Family: My younger sister is in Grade 2.
• Family: My younger sister is quiet and smart.
• Family: My younger sister is reading a book.
• Family: There are my father, my mother, my younger brother and I.
• Family: What do you often do with your family?
• Family: What does your father like?
• Family: What is your father’s job?
• Family: What is your younger sister doing?
• Family: What kind of person is your mother?
• Family: What year level is your younger sister in?
• Family: Who is in your family?
• Family: Yes, I do have a pet.
• FLASH by Perfume
• Food: Fast food is not healthy.
• Food: Friday 7 pm is fine.
• Food: I can’t eat fish.
• Food: I have not eaten a beef bowl.
• Food: I love pasta.
• Food: It is 980 yen.
• Food: It is difficult to use chopsticks.
• Food: Please give me two donuts.
• Food: Sushi is popular for Japanese people.
• Food: There are restaurants from various countries in Tokyo.
• Food: This shop is cheap and yummy.
• Food: What about 7 pm on Friday?
• from A to B:【A から B まで】
• Girls’ Day
• good at + noun:【noun + が上手です】
• good at + verb-ing:【verb dict. form + ことが上手です】
• Good sentences about ‘gap year’ in Japanese
• Google Translate for learning Japanese
• Green tea TV ad by Tao Tsuchiya
• Harajuku Fashion
• have not + verb-ed:【verb た form + ことがありません】
• have not been to:【に行ったことがありません】
• Hello Kitty lunch box
• help person to + verb:【person が verb dict. form のをてつだいます】
• Hero by Namie Amuro
• Hiragana: あいうえおかきくけこさしすせそ
• Hiragana: たちつてとなにぬねのはひふへほ
• Hiragana: まみむめもやゆよらりるれろわをん
• Honorifics（敬語・けいご）
• How are you from MP Antonio Inoki
• How do you say ‘suck up to somebody’ in Japanese?
• How important friends are.
• How Japanese people bow
• How many characters (letters) do I have to learn in Japanese?
• How many Japanese alphabets exist?
• How to answer questions in Japanese
• How to change Dictionary Form into Polite Form
• How to describe old people in Japanese
• How to finish your letter or email in Japanese
• How to improve your listening skill in Japanese
• How to join nouns
• How to make your writing better in Japanese
• How to play Go
• How to say ‘also’ in Japanese
• How to show your appreciation: てform + くれる
• How to use ‘am’ and ‘pm’ (time)
• How to write a conclusion paragraph in Japanese
• Human Meets Humanoid | World’s Strangest
• I am + Noun.【I は Noun です。】
• iiTomo Senior Chapter 7 Page 101 Reading
• iiTomo Senior Chapter 7 Page 99 Reading
• Improve Japanese listening skill with dictation exercise
• independent kids in Japan
• Indirect Question
• Informative writing
• intend to:【verb dict. form + つもりです】
• It is adjective to verb:【verb dict. form + のは adjective】
• Japan beat Colombia in World Cup 2018.
• Japanese annual events
• Japanese Beginner Lesson 1:
• Japanese Beginner Lesson 3
• Japanese boy becomes Othello champion
• Japanese castle（日本の城）
• Japanese fermented beans – natto
• Japanese folktales（日本のむかし話）
• Japanese grammar index
• Japanese ice cream
• Japanese national rugby team in RWC 2015
• Japanese number 4 has a couple of different ways of pronunciation.
• Japanese players in Bundesliga
• Japanese reading and listening exercise
• Japanese speaking exam
• Japanese superstitions
• Japanese toilet
• Japanese TV ads
• Japanese verb in Romaji
• Japanese Verb Passive Form
• Japanese Verb Potential Form
• Japanese vocabulary index
• Japanese voice actors
• Japanese words that the MLB announcer said in the Ohtani’s game
• Japanese words used by young people
• Japanese words you may not know even if you pass N1
• Kanji: 一
• Kanji: 一二三四五六七八九十百千
• Kanji: 上
• Kanji: 下
• Kanji: 中
• Kanji: 乗
• Kanji: 事
• Kanji: 京
• Kanji: 人
• Kanji: 仕
• Kanji: 休
• Kanji: 会
• Kanji: 住
• Kanji: 体
• Kanji: 何
• Kanji: 作
• Kanji: 使
• Kanji: 元
• Kanji: 兄
• Kanji: 先
• Kanji: 円
• Kanji: 分
• Kanji: 前
• Kanji: 勉
• Kanji: 北
• Kanji: 午
• Kanji: 友
• Kanji: 口
• Kanji: 同
• Kanji: 名
• Kanji: 和
• Kanji: 国
• Kanji: 土
• Kanji: 地
• Kanji: 売
• Kanji: 夏
• Kanji: 夕
• Kanji: 外
• Kanji: 多
• Kanji: 夜
• Kanji: 女
• Kanji: 好
• Kanji: 妹
• Kanji: 姉
• Kanji: 字
• Kanji: 家
• Kanji: 少
• Kanji: 屋
• Kanji: 山
• Kanji: 山川田雨天気魚
• Kanji: 島
• Kanji: 州
• Kanji: 市
• Kanji: 帰
• Kanji: 年
• Kanji: 広
• Kanji: 店
• Kanji: 弟
• Kanji: 強
• Kanji: 待
• Kanji: 後
• Kanji: 心
• Kanji: 教
• Kanji: 文
• Kanji: 方
• Kanji: 旅
• Kanji: 族
• Kanji: 日
• Kanji: 春
• Kanji: 昼
• Kanji: 晩
• Kanji: 書
• Kanji: 月
• Kanji: 月火水木金土日
• Kanji: 朝
• Kanji: 木
• Kanji: 本
• Kanji: 来
• Kanji: 森
• Kanji: 次
• Kanji: 止
• Kanji: 正
• Kanji: 歩
• Kanji: 母
• Kanji: 気
• Kanji: 水
• Kanji: 洗
• Kanji: 活
• Kanji: 海
• Kanji: 漢
• Kanji: 火
• Kanji: 父
• Kanji: 父母男女子人友
• Kanji: 犬
• Kanji: 生
• Kanji: 田
• Kanji: 町
• Kanji: 病
• Kanji: 発
• Kanji: 白
• Kanji: 知
• Kanji: 神
• Kanji: 私
• Kanji: 秋
• Kanji: 立
• Kanji: 紙
• Kanji: 者
• Kanji: 自
• Kanji: 色
• Kanji: 花
• Kanji: 英
• Kanji: 西
• Kanji: 見
• Kanji: 言
• Kanji: 話
• Kanji: 赤
• Kanji: 車
• Kanji: 近
• Kanji: 通
• Kanji: 道
• Kanji: 部
• Kanji: 金
• Kanji: 長
• Kanji: 間
• Kanji: 雨
• Kanji: 雪
• Kanji: 青
• Kanji: 飯
• Kanji: 魚
• Karuta
• Katakana Lesson 1: アイウエオ
• Katakana Lesson 2: カキクケコ
• Katakana Lesson 3: サシスセソ
• Katakana: タチツテトナニヌネノハヒフヘホ
• Katakana: マミムメモヤユヨラリルレロワヲン
• Katsuobushi
• Kendama performance by Zoomadanke
• Kenzo Shirai: Floor Champion in 2013
• Kenzo Shirai: Floor Champion in 2015
• Kohei Uchimura: All-Around Champion in 2013
• Learn Japanese with Nausicaa
• Let it go in Japanese（Frozen, アナと雪の女王）
• Let’s improve Japanese reading skill with News Web Easy
• Let’s learn about basketball and Japan.
• Let’s learn about Chiba Prefecture in Japan.
• Let’s learn about high school students, exams to enter university, uniform, etc with a Japanese TV ad.
• Let’s learn about Japanese On-reading and Kun-reading.
• Let’s learn about Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan.
• Let’s learn basic verbs and nouns in Japanese.
• Let’s learn how to ask where you’re from and where you live in Japanese. Answer the questions in Japanese too.
• Let’s learn how to introduce yourself in Japanese. (Hello. Nice to see you. My name is —.)
• Let’s learn how to write 冬 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 動 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 古 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 場 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 大 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 子 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 安 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 小 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 所 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 番 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 目 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 着 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 行 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 飲 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn how to write 高 with the correct stroke order. You can also learn words and sentences with the Kanji.
• Let’s learn Japanese with a comedy drama by 東京03 (Tokyo Zero San).
• Let’s learn Japanese with Attack on Titan.（進撃の巨人／しんげきのきょじん／shingekinokyojin）
• Let’s learn Japanese with songs in easy Japanese.
• Let’s learn Japanese with the official trailer of BORUTO NARUTO THE MOVIE.
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song 365日の紙飛行機 (paper plane for 365 days) by AKB48.
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song Lemon by 米津玄師 (Kenshi Yonezu).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song Pretender by Official髭男dism (Ofisharu Hige Dan Dizumu).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song ありがとう (Thank you) by 高橋優 (Yu Takahashi).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song この街 (this town) by 森高千里 (Chisato Moritaka).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song ひまわりの約束 (Promise of the sunflower) by 秦基博 (Motohiro Hata).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song エール (Yell) by いきものがかり (Ikimono Gakari).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song 勉強の歌 (Study Song) by 森高千里 (Chisato Moritaka).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song 栄光の架橋 (Bridge of Glory) by ゆず (Yuzu).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song 渡良瀬橋 (Watarase Bridge) by 森高千里 (Chisato Moritaka).
• Let’s learn Japanese with the song 福笑い (Happy Laugh) by 高橋優 (Yu Takahashi).
• Let’s learn Japanese with 僕のヒーローアカデミア (My Hero Academia).
• Let’s learn Katakana with One Piece characters.
• Let’s learn the lyrics of the Attack on Titan song
• Let’s make and eat rice balls, onigiri.
• Let’s play a Japanese physical activity: だるまさんがころんだ（darumasan ga koronda）
• Let’s talk about LGBT in Japanese. LGBTについて日本語で話そう。
• Let’s talk about movies in Japanese.
• Let’s talk about SNS in Japanese. SNSについて日本語で話そう。
• Let’s write Japanese icons in Kanji.
• Let’s:【Verb Stem Form + ましょう】
• Level 1: Unit 1
• Level 1: Unit 2
• Level 1: Unit 3
• Level 1: Unit 4
• Level 2: Unit 1
• Level 2: Unit 2
• Level 2: Unit 3
• Level 2: Unit 4
• Level 3: Unit 1
• Level 3: Unit 2
• Level 3: Unit 3
• Level 3: Unit 4
• Level 4: Unit 1
• Level 4: Unit 2
• Level 6 – topic: family and myself
• like + noun:【noun + がすきです】
• Listening exercise
• Listening quiz: Basic nouns 1
• Listening quiz: Basic nouns 2
• Listening quiz: countries
• Listening tasks for Japanese learners just before intermediate level
• Location expressions
• look, sound, seem + adjective:【adj. stem form + そうです】
• Love your enemies by Kanon Wakeshima
• Many countries in Japanese sound like English, but some others don’t. Please give me the list of them.
• Many people think:【と思う人は多いです。】
• Maru Maru Mori Mori
• Match of the century – Lee Sedol vs Alpha Go
• Memory games to learn Japanese
• Miso soup
• Naomi Watanabe is good at copying Beyonce.
• New Year in Japan
• No germs can live in a toilet by TOTO
• No more Tsukiji Market
• not only A but also B:【A だけでなく B も】
• Noun + like A:【A のような Noun】
• Nouns in Japanese and Korean
• Nouns made from adjectives
• Numbers: Ordinal numbers
• Obento Deluxe Activities
• Obento Deluxe Adjectives
• Obento Deluxe Index
• Obento Deluxe Unit 10 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 11 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 12 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 3 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 5 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 7 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 8 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Unit 9 Grammar Notes
• Obento Deluxe Verbs
• Obento Supreme Unit 1 Grammar Notes
• Obento Supreme Unit 11 Grammar Notes
• Obento Supreme Unit 4 Grammar Notes
• Obento Supreme Unit 7 Grammar Notes
• Okonomiyaki
• Part time job: I work at McDonald’s.
• Part time job: I work from 5 o’clock to half past 9.
• Part time job: I work three days per week.
• Passive Sentence
• People in Shibuya celebrating the win against Colombia in FIFA world cup 2018
• Photo quiz
• Phrases for introducing yourself in Japanese
• Politics in Japan（日本の政治）
• PPAP (Pen Pineapple Apple Pen) by Piko-taro
• Question words
• Quiz: Geography of Japan
• Rassun Gorerai【ラッスンゴレライ】
• Read Japanese articles with relative clauses
• Reading task
• Reading texts for N5 of JLPT
• Relative Clause
• Rules for Genko-yoshi
• Running a ramen shop in Japan
• Ryuk from Death Note dances along with PPAP
• Sai & Co by kyary pamyu pamyu
• School: Because maths is enjoyable and interesting.
• School: For example, what school rules do you have?
• School: I am in Year 9.
• School: I belong to a tennis club at school.
• School: I go to school by bike.
• School: I have been studying Japanese since Year 7.
• School: I often have a meal with friends during lunchtime.
• School: I study English, maths, science and Japanese at school.
• School: I study Japanese in order to go to Japan.
• School: Maths is enjoyable and interesting.
• School: My favourite subject is maths.
• School: Science is difficult.
• School: The science teacher is young and short.
• School: The subjects that I study this year are English and math.
• School: There is a tennis court next to a canteen.
• School: What do you often do during lunchtime?
• School: What do you study at school?
• School: What time does school start and finish?
• School: What year level are you in?
• School: You have to wear a uniform every day.
• Sea creatures living around Japan
• Self intro: I live in a big and white house.
• Self intro: I live in Brighton.
• Self intro: I want to be a vet.
• Self intro: My hobby is to play golf.
• Self intro: My name is Takuma.
• Self intro: Nice to meet you. (at the end of self intro)
• Self intro: What kind of house do you live in?
• Self intro: Where do you live?
• Sentences to talk or write about manga
• Smart slippers
• Soft tennis in Japan
• Some people:【Plain Form (verb or adjective) + 人もいます】
• Song of the counter for small and round objects
• Song: A bunch of flowers with love
• Song: Dancing Hero
• Song: Rainbow
• Song: The scene I have never seen before
• Song: The voice of the sea
• Song: U.S.A.
• Sports: I am good at basketball.
• Sports: My favourite team is Barcelona.
• Sports: Sumo is popular in Japan.
• Sports: The game will start at 2 pm.
• Sports: The uniform number of Honda is 10.
• Street Style Harajuku in Tokyo
• Students clean their classroom at school in Japan. Why?
• Study Japanese with News Web Easy
• Sumo in Japan
• Tasuku Honjo – Nobel Prize winner
• Tennis in Japan
• Text type: Article, report
• Text type: Letter
• Text type: personal account, diary, or journal entry
• Text type: Speech script
• Thanks to ‘Keitai’
• The subject of a sentence
• The train is never late in Japan.
• There are 3 different から in Japanese. How do you find out the right one?
• These are the candidate sites for the atomic bomb in World War 2.
• Time: hour
• To die
• Top 10 goals by Japanese players in Bundesliga
• Transitive Verb and Intransitive Verb
• Travel: Cars are fast and convenient.
• Travel: Do you like travelling?
• Travel: Do you travel during school holidays?
• Travel: Germany has great places to see.
• Travel: Have you been to Japan?
• Travel: Have you had a home-stay?
• Travel: I am going to leave Japan on the 5th of June.
• Travel: I am going to Paris by train next week.
• Travel: I am going to spend two weeks with my host family in Japan.
• Travel: I have been to Egypt.
• Travel: I have not been to India.
• Travel: I intend to go to Japan during the next winter holidays.
• Travel: I like to use a bullet train because it is convenient.
• Travel: I saw a temple and ate sushi.
• Travel: I want to eat sushi if I go to Japan.
• Travel: I want to go shopping and eat sushi if I go to Japan.
• Travel: I want to go to Canada.
• Travel: I want to go to Japan.
• Travel: I went to London yesterday.
• Travel: I will ring you when I arrive at the station.
• Travel: It is scheduled to arrive at Kansai Airport on August 2.
• Travel: It takes about five and a half hours from Bangkok to Nagoya by plane.
• Travel: Japan has Mt. Fuji.
• Travel: My head hurts.
• Travel: Planes are faster and more convenient than bullet trains.
• Travel: Tokyo is the biggest city in Japan.
• Travel: What do you want to do if you go to Japan?
• Travel: What kind of hotel do you want to stay at?
• Travel: What kind of Japanese inn do you want to stay at?
• Travel: What transport do you like?
• Travel: Which country do you want to go?
• Travel: Yes, I have been to Japan.
• Travel: Yes, I have had a home-stay.
• Travel: Yes, I like travelling.
• Travel: Yes, I travel during school holidays.
• Travel: You are not allowed to swim in this river.
• Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo
• Various genders：いろいろな性（せい）
• Verb + like A:【A のように Verb】
• Verb Imperative Form
• Verbs in Japanese and Korean
• videos to learn Japanese
• Vocabulary (News Web Easy): car sharing in Japan with fuel battery
• Vocabulary (News Web Easy): many Japanese people say Olympic to cancel
• Vocabulary (News Web Easy): what to do with earthquakes
• Vocabulary for N1 of JLPT
• Vocabulary for N2 of JLPT
• Vocabulary for N3 of JLPT
• Vocabulary: Adjectives – fun etc
• Vocabulary: Basic nouns 1
• Vocabulary: Basic nouns 2
• Vocabulary: Basic nouns 3
• Vocabulary: Basic verbs 1
• Vocabulary: Basic verbs 2
• Vocabulary: Basic words – weather
• Vocabulary: Basic words – places 2
• Vocabulary: Body parts
• Vocabulary: Cities around the world
• Vocabulary: Cities in Japan
• Vocabulary: Club activities at school
• Vocabulary: Continents
• Vocabulary: Currency
• Vocabulary: Directions
• Vocabulary: eat out
• Vocabulary: Food – fruits
• Vocabulary: Food – ingredients
• Vocabulary: Food – meal
• Vocabulary: Food – popular food
• Vocabulary: Food – vegetables
• Vocabulary: how to tell the way
• Vocabulary: People
• Vocabulary: Places – at school
• Vocabulary: Places – shops
• Vocabulary: Places – sightseeing spots
• Vocabulary: Sports team
• Vocabulary: Subjects
• Vocabulary: Time – half past
• Vocabulary: Time – o’clock
• Vocabulary: To have
• Vocabulary: Verbs for food
• Vocabulary: What to wear
• Vocabulary: words for school rules – 1
• Vocabulary: words for school rules – 2
• want person to + verb:【person に verb てform ほしいです】
• Weather: It will be warm and windy tomorrow.
• Weather: It will be warm tomorrow.
• Weather: The highest temperature will be 32 degrees.
• Weather: The highest temperature will be 5 degrees and the lowest will be minus 2.
• What about:【noun + はどうですか。】
• What are you required for each level of JLPT? (Japanese Language Proficiency Test)
• What do Japanese people do after finishing high school?
• What does a good Japanese writing look like?
• What is hot and cold in Japanese?
• What is Romaji?
• What is the longest word in Japanese?
• What is the special meal for New Year? What for?
• What is エスニック料理（りょうり）in Japanese?
• What Japan is good at
• What people in Japan do during New Year
• What should Japanese students do at school to slow the spread of COVID-19?
• What sports do Japanese people enjoy?
• What word should I use to call my husband or wife in Japanese?
• When Japanese people take off shoes?
• When should I use だからです in a sentence?
• while + verb-ing:【verb stem form + ながら】
• Why can kids in Japan get money during New Year?
• Why do I have to change Dictionary Form into Polite Form?
• Why do you have Kanji?
• Word in drama: まあねえ – well
• Word Order in a sentence
• Words adopted into Japanese
• Words in drama: かしこまりました。 – I got it.
• Words in drama: かんぱい – cheers
• Words in drama: もしもし – Hello (on the phone)
• Words in drama: 少々おまちください – please wait
• Words in manga: うん – yes
• Words in manga: おねがい – please
• Words in manga: かんぱい – cheers
• Words in manga: こんにちは – Hello
• Words in manga: じー – stare (onomatopoeia)
• Words in manga: ねむりたい – want to sleep
• Words in manga: またね – See you.
• Words in manga: まだ – not yet
• Words in manga: もう – already
• Words in manga: よくない – not good
• Words in manga: アルバイト – part time job
• Words in manga: オレ – I
• Words in manga: マジ – really
• Words in manga: 勝つ – win
• Words in movie: おはよう – Good morning
• Words in news: 剣（つるぎ）- sword
• Words in news: 市場（しじょう）- market
• Words in news: 深海（しん・かい）- deep sea
• Words in news: 癌（がん）- cancer
• Write about good points and bad points in Japanese
• You don’t have to say ‘you’ in Japanese.
• Your name.【君の名は。】
• Yoyo King – Shu Takada
• Yuzuru Hanyu: Grand Prix Final winner in 2013
• 【2019 Rugby World Cup】Matches of Japan
• 【A は B が adjective です】How to describe a person with body parts
• 【Adverb for frequency】itsumo（いつも）, taitei（たいてい）, tokidoki（ときどき）, hotondo（ほとんど）, mettani（めったに）
• 【Alphabet】Hiragana
• 【Alphabet】Katakana
• 【Alphabet】What is Kanji? How many?
• 【Anime and Manga: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure】Jotaro Kujo Quote in Japanese “You truly are the lowest …”
• 【Basic Japanese Sentence: Self introduction】Let’s learn how to ask how old somebody is.
• 【Basic Japanese Sentence: Self introduction】Let’s learn how to ask what somebody likes.
• 【Basic Japanese Sentence: Self introduction】Let’s learn how to introduce yourself.
• 【Basic Japanese Sentence: Self introduction】Let’s learn how to say what somebody likes.
• 【Basic Kanji Character】読
• 【Basic Sentence: Daily life】I wake up at 6 o’clock.（私は六時におきます。）
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】How many people are in your family?
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】I have to vacuum at home.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】I have two older brothers.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】My father eats breakfast and then reads newspaper.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】My father is a doctor.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】My mother is 36 years old.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】My mother is a kind person.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】There are five people in my family; father, mother, older brother, older sister and I.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】There are three people in my family.
• 【Basic Sentence: Family】What kind of chores do you have to do at home?
• 【Basic Sentence: Part time job】I have a part time job on Thursday.
• 【Basic Sentence: Part time job】I work on Tuesday.
• 【Basic Sentence: Part time job】It takes about 20 minutes from my house to McDonald’s by bike.
• 【Basic Sentence: Part time job】My part time job is enjoyable.
• 【Basic Sentence: School】How do you go to school?（どうやって学校に行きますか。）
• 【Basic sentence: school】School starts at 9 and finishes at half past 3.「学校は九時に始まって、三時半に終わります。」
• 【Basic Sentence: School】You are not allowed to do a part time job.
• 【Basic Sentence: Self intro】Hello. Nice to meet you.
• 【Basic Sentence: Self intro】What is your hobby?
• 【Basic Sentence: Sports】I think rugby is dangerous.
• 【Basic Sentence: Travel】I like planes.
• 【Basic Sentence: Travel】I went to Opera House in Sydney.
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 10: Sports】Vocabulary
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】How to ask how long it takes to go somewhere or do something, and respond
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】How to ask where something is and respond
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】How to give directions
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】How to join two or more sets of actions
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】How to show the order of actions
• 【Beginner 2 Lesson 9: Direction】Vocabulary
• 【Countries and nationalities】I am + nationality. わたしは country じんです。(watashiwa country jindesu)
• 【Countries and nationalities】I came from + country. わたしは country からきました。(watashiwa country karakimashita)
• 【Countries and nationalities】Where do you come from? どこからきましたか。(dokokara kimashitaka)
• 【Culture: sports】Japanese dodgeball
• 【Difference】between ‘verb てform’ and ‘verb たform + り’
• 【Difference】between direct question and indirect question
• 【Difference】between Verb Polite Form and Verb Plain Form
• 【Difference】between いる (iru) and ある (aru)
• 【Difference】between お姉ちゃん (oneechan) and お姉さん (oneesan)
• 【Difference】between ている (teiru), ていく (teiku), てくる (tekuru), てある (tearu), ておく (teoku), てみる(temiru)
• 【Difference】between で (de) and に (ni) which are location marking particles
• 【Difference】between と (to) and とき (toki) that are both conjunctions
• 【Difference】between と (to) and や (ya) to join nouns
• 【Difference】between と (to), ば (ba) and ら (ra)
• 【Difference】between になる（ninaru）and くなる（kunaru）which both means ‘become + adjective’
• 【Difference】between ねばねば (nebaneba) and べとべと (betobeto)
• 【Difference】between は (wa) and が (ga) which are subject marking particles
• 【Difference】between わたし (watashi) and ぼく (boku)
• 【Difference】between 上手（じょうず/ jouzu）and 得意（とくい / tokui）
• 【Difference】between 思う（omou）and 考える（kangaeru）
• 【Difference】between 行く (iku) and 行ってくる (ittekuru)
• 【Difference】between 買い物 (kaimono) and 買い出し (kaidashi)
• 【Difference】between 食事 (shokuji) and まかない (makanai)
• 【Difference】てform + くれる、あげる、もらう
• 【Difference】児童（じどう）, せいと（生徒）and がくせい（学生）
• 【Easy Japanese やさしいにほんご】Baseball（やきゅう）
• 【Easy Japanese やさしいにほんご】Eating and drinking（たべたりのんだり）
• 【Easy Japanese やさしいにほんご】Pet（ペット）
• 【Exercise/quiz/task】Reading texts with questions to pass JLPT N5
• 【I am 16 years old.】Let’s learn how to make a sentence to say how old somebody is in Japanese.
• 【I speak Japanese.】Let’s learn how to make a sentence to say what language somebody speaks in Japanese.
• 【Japanese Alphabet: Kanji】牛
• 【Japanese Alphabet: Kanji】肉
• 【Japanese Alphabet】What is Kana?
• 【Japanese Conversation: School】Let’s learn Japanese words and sentence patterns to talk about what you can and can’t do at school.
• 【Japanese conversation】Let’s learn ‘How are you?’ and how to answer the question in Japanese.
• 【Japanese culture with videos】bullet train
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Daruma
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Goldfish scooping at a summer festival in Japan
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Hello Kitty
• 【Japanese culture with videos】how to use chopsticks（はしのつかいかた）
• 【Japanese culture with videos】J Pop
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Japanese geography
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Japanese sword
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Japanese zodiac（えと）
• 【Japanese culture with videos】kimono
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Konbini（コンビニ）
• 【Japanese culture with videos】mochi（もち）
• 【Japanese culture with videos】natto
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Ramen
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Raw eggs with rice
• 【Japanese culture with videos】school lunch
• 【Japanese culture with videos】Sushi
• 【Japanese culture with videos】takoyaki（たこやき）
• 【Japanese culture: song】Perfect Human by Radio Fish
• 【Japanese Culture】gesture with index fingers touching when you are shy
• 【Japanese culture】Japanese national team soccer shirt
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Assorted
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Family
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Part time job
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Phone
• 【Japanese daily conversation】School
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Sports
• 【Japanese daily conversation】Travel
• 【Japanese grammar: According to A】: A によると
• 【Japanese grammar: conjunction】から（kara）= because: how to express reason
• 【Japanese grammar: conjunction】て form + も（ても、temo）= even if
• 【Japanese grammar: conjunction】と、ば、ら (to, ba, ra) = if: how to express condition
• 【Japanese grammar: conjunction】とき（時、toki）= when
• 【Japanese grammar: conjunction】ので（node）= because: how to express reason
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Polite Form and Plain Form for adjectives
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb Dictionary Form
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb Stem Form
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb たForm
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb てForm
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb なForm
• 【Japanese Grammar: Form】Verb ますForm (masu form)
• 【Japanese grammar: noun + があります (ga arimasu) = There is + noun】how to describe where something is
• 【Japanese grammar: noun + がいます (ga imasu) = There is + noun】how to describe where someone is
• 【Japanese grammar: Please give me + noun】noun + を + ください（kudasai）
• 【Japanese Grammar: Verb Group】There are three verb groups in Japanese.
• 【Japanese Grammar: Verb Group】What is Godan Verb?
• 【Japanese Grammar: Verb Group】What is Ichidan Verb?
• 【Japanese grammar: verb た form + ことがあります (kotoga arimasu) = have + verb-ed】Let’s learn how to talk about experiences in Japanese.
• 【Japanese grammar: て、 = verb and】Let’s learn how to join (or list) verbs, using てform
• 【Japanese grammar: と思います (to omoimasu) = I think that】how to express your opinion
• 【Japanese grammar: と言います (to iimasu) = Somebody says that】how to report speech
• 【Japanese Grammar】A called B = B という (toiu) A
• 【Japanese grammar】A は B より adjective。= A is more adjective than B.
• 【Japanese Grammar】Basic conjugation for verbs and adjectives (Plain Form)
• 【Japanese Grammar】Basic conjugation for verbs and adjectives (Polite Form)
• 【Japanese grammar】Conjunctions used at the start of a sentence
• 【Japanese Grammar】How to join adjectives
• 【Japanese grammar】How to join sentences, using で.
• 【Japanese grammar】How to tell people to do something (casual way)
• 【Japanese Grammar】Infinitive
• 【Japanese grammar】Let’s learn how to join sentences, using し.
• 【Japanese Grammar】Let’s learn how to say ‘I heard + that clause’ in Japanese.
• 【Japanese Grammar】Let’s learn how to use ‘datte’（だって）in Japanese.
• 【Japanese Grammar】Noun + のあと
• 【Japanese Grammar】Particles
• 【Japanese Grammar】Progressive Form
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) = may + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + ことがすきです (ことが好きです／kotogasukidesu) = like to + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + ことができます (kotogadekimasu) = can + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + ことができません (kotogadekimasen) = cannot + verb
• 【Japanese Grammar】verb dictionary form + ために（tameni）= in order to
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + な (na) = Do not + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb dictionary form + べきです (bekidesu) = should + verb
• 【Japanese Grammar】Verb Stem Form + かた (方、kata) = how to + verb
• 【Japanese Grammar】verb stem form + たいです (taidesu) = want to + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + います (imasu) = be + verb-ing: Present Continuous
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + います (imasu) = has/have been + verb-ing
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + から (kara) = after + verb-ing / verb and then
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + みたいです (mitaidesu) = want to + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + もいいです (moiidesu) = be allowed to + verb: How to express permission
• 【Japanese grammar】verb て form + もいいですか (moiidesuka) = May I (Can I) + verb: how to ask permission
• 【Japanese grammar】verb てForm + ください (kudasai) = Please + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】verb てform + はいけません (wa ikemasen) = not allowed to + verb: How to express prohibition
• 【Japanese grammar】Verb な form + ければなりません (kereba narimasen) = must, have to: how to express duty or obligation
• 【Japanese grammar】verb ない Form + でください (de kudasai) = Please do not + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】お + verb stem form + ください (kudasai) = Please + verb
• 【Japanese grammar】からです（karadesu）= It is because: how to express reason
• 【Japanese Grammar】たり、たりします (tari, tarishimasu) = verb and verb: how to join or list verbs, using た form
• 【Japanese grammar】に行ったことがあります (ni ittakotoga arimasu) = have been to
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for animal sound】わんわん (wanwan), ニャーニャー (nyaanyaa), ガーガー (gaagaa)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for eating and drinking】もぐもぐ (mogumogu), むしゃむしゃ (mushamusha), ごくごく (gokugoku)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for fear, uncertainty, nervousness】ぞくぞく (zokuzoku), いらいら (iraira), そわそわ (sowasowa), がたがた (gatagata), ぷんぷん (punpun)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for fire, water】
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for happiness, brightness】キラキラ (kirakira), ワクワク (wakuwaku)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for laughing and looking】げらげら (geragera), にこにこ (nikoniko), にやにや (niyaniya), ちらちら (chirachira)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for touching and feeling】ねばねば (nebaneba), べとべと (betobeto), つるつる (tsurutsuru), ぷるぷる (purupuru) and more.
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia for weather】ごろごろ (gorogoro), ポカポカ (pokapoka), ざあざあ (zaazaa), しとしと (shitoshito)
• 【Japanese onomatopoeia】miscellaneous
• 【Japanese rock band】打首獄門同好会（うちくびごくもんどうこうかい／uchikubi gokumon doukoukai）
• 【Japanese Vocabulary: adjectives】to describe appearance
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count cups, glasses and bowls
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count large animals.
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count long, cylindrical items.
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count nights to stay.
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count objects with tsu numbers（つ numbers）
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count people
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count small animals
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to count small objects
• 【Japanese vocabulary: Counter】Let’s learn how to say someone’s age
• 【Japanese Vocabulary: Numbers】1 to 10, 11 to 20, over 21, 100, 1000, 10000
• 【Japanese vocabulary: suffix after person’s name】 くん (kun)、さん (san)、ちゃん (chan)
• 【Japanese vocabulary: 時 (ji)、時半 (jihan)、分 (fun or pun)】Let’s learn how to tell the time in Japanese.
• 【Japanese vocabulary】Greeting and saying good bye
• 【Japanese vocabulary】How do you use なつかしい (natsukashii) in a sentence ? Check the meaning, pronunciation and examples.
• 【Japanese vocabulary】Let’s learn colours. (Noun)
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】Let’s learn how to use 実は（じつは／jitsuwa）in a conversation and a sentence.
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】My family
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】Schools and Year Levels
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】Somebody else’s family
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】Sports
• 【Japanese Vocabulary】The list of い adjectives and な adjectives (i adjectives and na adjectives)
• 【Japanese vocabulary・Noun】Dates
• 【Japanese vocabulary・Noun】Days of the week
• 【Japanese vocabulary・Noun】Months
• 【Japanese writing example】Evaluative article: Write about good and bad points on online shopping.
• 【Japanese writing example】Informative essay: Write what Japanese cuisine is and what its good points are.
• 【Japanese writing example】Personal journal entry: Write about visiting Kodokan, Judo dojo in Tokyo
• 【Japanese writing example】Persuade people to use environmentally friendly ways to commute.
• 【JLPT N3】Kanji reading
• 【JLPT N3】Kanji writing
• 【Kanji 200 Plus】Let’s find Kanji characters with stroke order.
• 【Kanji 200】What they mean and how to read them
• 【Kanji character 万】means ‘ten thousand’.
• 【Kanji character 今】means ‘now’.
• 【Kanji character 入】means ‘to enter’.
• 【Kanji character 出】means ‘to leave’.
• 【Kanji character 北】means ‘north’.
• 【Kanji character 半】means ‘half’.
• 【Kanji character 南】means ‘south’.
• 【Kanji character 右】means ‘right’.
• 【Kanji character 始】means ‘to start’.
• 【Kanji character 学】means ‘to learn’.
• 【Kanji character 左】means ‘left’.
• 【Kanji character 思】means ‘to think’.
• 【Kanji Character 手】means ‘hand’.
• 【Kanji character 新】means ‘new’.
• 【Kanji character 早】means ‘early’.
• 【Kanji character 時】means ‘time or o’clock’.
• 【Kanji character 曜】is used to write days of the week.
• 【Kanji character 東】means ‘east’.
• 【Kanji character 校】means ‘learning place’.
• 【Kanji character 楽】means ‘fun’
• 【Kanji character 様】is added after somebody’s name to show respect.
• 【Kanji character 毎】means ‘every’.
• 【Kanji character 泊】means ‘to stay’.
• 【Kanji character 物】means ‘thing’.
• 【Kanji character 男】means ‘man’.
• 【Kanji Character 社】
• 【Kanji character 終】means ‘to finish’.
• 【Kanji character 聞】means ‘to listen’.
• 【Kanji character 西】means ‘west’.
• 【Kanji Character 語】means ‘language’.
• 【Kanji character 買】means ‘to buy’.
• 【Kanji character 銀】means ‘silver’.
• 【Kanji character 電】means ‘electricity’
• 【Kanji character 食】means ‘to eat’.
• 【Kanji character 駅】means ‘station’.
• 【Language Level: Intermediate – easy】Let’s learn Japanese to talk about family.
• 【Learn in Japanese】Aiko, a daughter of the 126th emperor
• 【Learn in Japanese】キャッシュレスさい銭 (kyasshuresu saisen / Cashless money offering)
• 【Learn Japanese from scratch】What alphabets do Japanese people use?
• 【Let’s learn Japanese with Senryu（川柳・せんりゅう）】The best senryu from 2020 National Senryu Competition
• 【Let’s learn Japanese with songs】 BOHBO No.5 by サザンオールスターズ (Southern All Stars)
• 【Let’s learn Japanese with songs】 いのちの歌 (Song of life) by 村松崇継 (Takatsugu Muramatsu)
• 【Let’s learn Japanese with songs】 人にやさしく (Nice to People) by ブルーハーツ (The Blue Hearts)
• 【Let’s learn Japanese with songs】 紅蓮華（Gurenge）by LiSA
• 【Let’s learn with Japanese songs】Christmas Eve sung by Tatsuro Yamashita
• 【Minna no Nihongo: Lesson 1】Kanji words you should know
• 【Minna no Nihongo: Lesson 1】Sentence patterns and Key sentences
• 【Reading exercise】タピオカ
• 【Summary】What is Japanese onomatopoeia?
• 【Test】Let’s describe a picture correctly.
• 【Topic: Family】How do you say ‘What kind of pets do you have?’ in Japanese?
• 【Topic: family】Japanese listening practice for beginners
• 【Topic: Family】Let’s learn how to say ‘My mother works at a supermarket.’ in Japanese.
• 【Topic: Part time job】Let’s learn how to say ‘I earn 15 dollars per hour.’ in Japanese.
• 【Topic: School】How do you say ‘How many students does your school have?’ in Japanese?
• 【Topic: School】How do you say ‘My school has about 500 students.’ in Japanese?
• 【Topic: School】Let’s learn how to say ‘What is your favourite subject?’ in Japanese.
• 【Vocabulary: Basic words】Places 1
• 【Vocabulary: Noun Tool】Home appliances in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary: Noun Travel】Transportation in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary: Noun Weather】Season in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary: Verb】to eat・たべる
• 【Vocabulary: Verb】to listen・きく
• 【Vocabulary: Verb】to read・よむ
• 【Vocabulary】 Adjectives for colours
• 【Vocabulary】Activities
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe body parts
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe clothing
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe food and drink
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe furniture
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe personality
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe school subjects
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe the weather
• 【Vocabulary】Adjectives to describe transport
• 【Vocabulary】Classroom instructions
• 【Vocabulary】Countries
• 【Vocabulary】Dinnerware
• 【Vocabulary】Drink
• 【Vocabulary】Family relationship
• 【Vocabulary】How to tell the time in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary】languages
• 【Vocabulary】Occupation in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary】seafood
• 【Vocabulary】The list of adjectives
• 【Vocabulary】Tools
• 【Vocabulary】Verbs for family chores
• 【Vocabulary】what you have for breakfast
• 【Vocabulary・Noun or Adverb】Time expressions in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary・Noun】Animals in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary・Noun】Seasoning in Japanese
• 【Vocabulary・Noun・Food】Japanese dishes
• 【What is your name?】Let’s learn how to make a sentence to ask somebody’s name in Japanese.
• 【★】Listening Task：スーパーでアルバイト
• 【★】Listening Task：京都への旅行
• 【★】Listening Task：京都ツアー、ガイドのしじ
• 【★】Listening Task：今日のアルバイト
• いadjective Form
• さいです is for people or animals only.
• ち means ‘house’ in an informal way.
• なadjective Form
• わたしは A より B がすきです。
• タピオカ tapioca
• 一番（いちばん）adjective + noun
• 古い which means ‘old’ can’t be used to describe people.
• 節分（せつぶん）Setsubun
• 読解：家族
• 食品ロス（しょくひんロス）Food loss