In 2 months’ time, I’ll have been at the 500-yen Korean language school for 5 years exactly. Yesterday, I went to the school and submitted my notice of
While I was researching on the non-universal use of the middle finger brought to my attention by L, I came across a pretty shocking discovery. But before I
The idea of writing this stemmed from a question from KL whose cousin now speaks like an Aussie after spending 12 years there. KL’s question was whether I
Not to say that this tip is solely for N1/N2 takers—it’s more like, if you’re confident enough to take the N2, you should have no problem with this. I’m
About a month ago, Kai asked about the differences between the above words. I was a little confused as to how he is confused about the meanings because he
This is probably appropriate topic given the recent Kumamoto earthquake is requiring either or both. The good news is, despite the apparent difficult kanji, the difference is quite straightforward.
Haven’t you always been taught that おはよう/おはようございます (ohayo/ohayo gozaimasu) means “Good morning” and こんにちは (konnichiwa) means “Hello” or “Good afternoon?” Unless you’ve never taken Japanese class, chance is, you
At Lena’s request, I’ve finally gotten down to writing this. Before that, let me tell you about something you probably don’t care, but I want to say it
