Let’s learn how to translate numbers to Japanese.
one (Eng.) – ichi (Jap.): There’s one very irritating itch (ichi) on your back and you use a backscratcher shaped like a giant number one to scratch it.
two (Eng.) – ni (Jap.): You have giant number two artistically tattooed on your knee (ni).
three (Eng.) – san (Jap.): You [...]
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Numbers in Japanese
Posted in Adjectives, Nouns, Numbers, tagged english japanese words, english to japanese, japanese dictionary, japanese english, japanese language, japanese vocabulary, language learning, Numbers, numbers in japanese, power memory, powermemory, Pronunciation Guide, words translation on March 25, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Pronunciation Guide
Posted in Pronunciation Guide, tagged english japanese words, english to japanese, japanese dictionary, japanese english, japanese language, japanese vocabulary, language learning, power memory, powermemory, Pronunciation Guide, words translation on March 13, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This is the pronunciation guide for the Japanese words of this blog only since I acknowledge that there are different methods of indicating how Japanese words are pronounced.
A – as in “a” in “arm”
B – as the “b” in “boy”
D – as the “d” in “dog”
E – as the “e” in bet
F – as the [...]
Parts of the Face and Head
Posted in Body Parts, Nouns, tagged english japanese words, english to japanese, japanese dictionary, japanese english, japanese language, japanese vocabulary, language learning, power memory, powermemory, words translation on March 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Are you ready for your first lesson? Today, I am going to help you commit to memory the different parts of the face and head. Please review the instructions for a complete understanding of how to use these images.
Note that the pronunciations of the trigger words in the images do not totally correspond with the proper pronunciation [...]
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