Teaching your baby Japanese?

Posted on | July 27, 2008 | No Comments

Hi can someone help me translate this one in japanese?

Posted on | July 23, 2008 | 1 Comment

Answer from Kanji Market:

Here is a translation for you!
こんにちは。唐突で、大変に申し訳ないのですが、我が家のインターネット接続に問題が発生し、オンライン・レッスンを続ける事が出来なくなりました。
これ以降のレッスンにつきましては、他の講師が引き継ぐこととなります。レッスン成果があったことを願います。これまで有難うございました。
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Where can I find calligraphy or kanji for the word tako(japanese)?

Posted on | July 9, 2008 | 3 Comments


ottomated420 asked:


I’m look for calligraphy/kanji for the japanese word for octopus(tako), I can only find it for the word for kite, which is also tako, but is written different.

I prefer calligraphy, but kanji will work too.
thanks

also, how do you pronounce tako?
I’ve been saying ‘tay-ko’

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Answer from Kanji Market:

• tako　（octopus）: たこ, 蛸
• tako (kite): たこ, 凧
• pronouceation: tako’s A as apple’s A, just say ‘TA-KO’
Category: Japanese Kanji, Japanese Translation: One word
Tags: Calligraphy > english japanese translate > Japanese Word > Kanji > Kite

How long does it take to get to level 10 of Berlitz language school?

Posted on | June 25, 2008 | 1 Comment


jl2345 asked:


Has anybody gotten to level 9 or 10 any language by taking lessons from Berlitz? If i take one semi-private Japanese lesson a week for 2 years what level do you think i will be at? What about if i took private once every two weeks? I just want an estimate of how long and if i could pull it off in two years.

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Category: Japanese Lesson: Q & A
Tags: berlitz private japanese lesson > Japanese Lesson > level 10

Translation of a japanese calligraphy?

Posted on | June 13, 2008 | 1 Comment


Asking Myself asked:


Can anyone translate this calligraphy?

Thank you !

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Category: Calligraphy:Q & A, Japanese Kanji: Q & A
Tags: Japanese Calligraphy > Japanese Kanji > Japanese Posters > Japanese Translate > Translation Japanese

East Asian Calligraphy - Chinese, Japanese, Korean?

Posted on | April 25, 2008 | 3 Comments


M. C. L. asked:


I’m looking a cursive or semi-cursive calligraphy script.

Now I know Chinese calligraphy, Japanese Kanji calligraphy, and Korean Hanja calligraphy all use Chinese characters and are essentially the same thing. What I want to know is whether there are variations between the languages…ie Do they input native Japanese or native Korean characters into the caligraphy or is it entirely Chinese characters?

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Category: Calligraphy:Q & A, Japanese Kanji: Q & A
Tags: Caligraphy > Chinese Calligraphy > Chinese Characters > Japanese Calligraphy > Japanese Characters > Japanese Kanji > Kanji Calligraphy > Languages

Does anyone know the japanese calligraphy for the words?

Posted on | April 22, 2008 | No Comments


Brittany asked:


live, laugh, and love i wanna get it for a tattoo!

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Answer from Kanji Market:

• live: 命(i-no-chi), 生命(i-no-chi, sei-mei)
• laugh: 笑う(wara-u), 爆笑(ba-ku-shou)
• love: 愛(ai), 愛情(ai-jou)
Category: Japanese Kanji: Q & A, Japanese Translation: One word
Tags: Japanese Calligraphy > Japanese Words > Laugh > live > Love > One Word Translation > Tattoo

Where should I start with Japanese?

Posted on | April 20, 2008 | 1 Comment


Alocacoc asked:


I’ve already learned all of kana (hiragana & katakana) and I’m wondering what book I should invest in. I’d prefer it to be in a lesson type format that covers grammar,vocabulary, and kanji.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

I have a Japanese friend who helps me with pronunciation, but I plan on getting a private tutor in the future.

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Category: Japanese Lesson: Q & A
Tags: japanese grammer > Japanese Kanji > Japanese Lesson > japanese lesson book > Japanese Vocabulary

Why do the Japanese use different ways/characters of/in writing?

Posted on | April 16, 2008 | 1 Comment


Peaches asked:


I have seen two types of Japanese calligraphy, the regular characters and they ones they call “Kanji”. What is the difference between the two? Are the Kanji characters used only in special occasions or do they represent something different from the regular characters?

Thanks in advance!!

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Category: Calligraphy:Q & A, Japanese Kanji: Q & A
Tags: Different Ways > Japanese Calligraphy > Japanese Characters > Kanji Characters

What’s the best program to use to learn Japanese?

Posted on | February 22, 2008 | 3 Comments


Jeremy W asked:


I’ve wanted to learn Japanese for a while, and have just recently started to get around to it. I’ve gotten plenty of free instruction and vocab and stuff online, but I want something with CDs that go along with lessons that show you how to pronounce the words correctly. I’m doing fine with my other stuff, but some words I’m having trouble figuring out how to prounounce and I just want to make sure I get the sounds right. Has anyone else used a program they liked, either for your computer or with CDs or tapes?

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Category: Japanese Lesson: Q & A
Tags: free instruction > Free Japanese Lesson > Japanese Lesson > Japanese Vocabulary
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