Celebrate Virtua Fighter’s 30th Anniversary With Special Messages From Renowned Figures, Including Game Designer Yu Suzuki!
December 13, 2024 – SEGA has released a compilation of video messages celebrating Virtua Fighter's…
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ATLUS and VANILLAWARE’s All-new Tactical RPG Unicorn Overlord – Introducing Some of the Vibrant Characters, Diverse Classes, and Training Methods in Unicorn Overlord
Unicorn Overlord Classes - 15SEGA has shared new details on Unicorn Overlord—the new game from…
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The Most Commonly Used Japanese Words for Beginners
Maybe you just started watching that crazy show that somehow had these flashy action scenes…
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Japanese Word of the Day # 7: Hito
Word: ひと Kanji: 人 Romaji: hito Type: Noun Meaning: person When talking about an unnamed…
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Japanese Word of the Day #6: Suki
Word: すき
Kanji: 好き
Romaji: suki
Type: adjective (な)
Meaning: to like
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Japanese Word of the Day #5: Imouto
The word 妹 pertains to a person's "younger sister," as they use different words to address their family members. It has two characters, 女(おんな / onna), pertaining to the female gender and 未(み / mi), which can also mean "not yet" (also, the same kanji used in 未だ/まだ). "Woman not yet" is what perfectly describes a young female member of the family, thus, the word.
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Japanese Word of the Day #4: Hi
Word: ひ
Kanji: 日
Romaji: Hi
Type: Noun
Meaning: A day
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Japanese Word of the Day #3: Niku
Today’s Word is:
Word: にく
Kanji: 肉
Romaji: Niku
Meaning: Meat
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Japanese Word of the Day #2: Jitensha
I was late in posting the next word. I’m blaming PSO2 for this. =w=
Anyway, here we go:
Word: じてんしゃ
Dictionary Form:N/A
Kanji: 自転車
Romaji: jitensha
Romaji (Dictionary Form): N/A
Meaning: Bike, Bycicle
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Japanese Word of the Day #1: Benkyoushimasu
I’ve mentioned in a previous post that I was thinking of a way for me to easily remember Japanese vocabulary from Lessons 1-20 in Elementary 1-2. So here we are! I will try to update this daily as much as possible, so I can be able to make it a habit to take a look at one of the words on a daily basis, understand it and its writing, so I can memorize or remember it well.