Today, we have added another article about kanji.
A lot of people are interested in Japanese kanji symbols.
That's why.
You can check out the following arcile.
Kanji signs used in Japan.
By the way, we have a big news about the English language school called NOVA.
Recently, this company has bankcrup and many foreign workers are strugling to find a job in Japan. Apparently, some of the workers used to get nearly US$3000 per month, but now down to $1500.
The majority of them live in Tokyo, but it is hard to live in Tokyo if they don't get enough money to live.
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We have added a new Japaense writting lesson today at:
So, check out the Learn Japanese language website.
Also, there is another Japanese blog lesson called "Japanese dictionary" have started.
The main purpose of this Japanese dictionary is for you to learn some of the common signs in Japanese, which are really used in Japan, including neon sings, advertisement, shop notices, public signs, and places.
Finally, we have also a new podcasting Japanese language lesson for you to learn to speak Japanese language.
So, check out the Learn Japanese language website.
Also, there is another Japanese blog lesson called "Japanese dictionary" have started.
The main purpose of this Japanese dictionary is for you to learn some of the common signs in Japanese, which are really used in Japan, including neon sings, advertisement, shop notices, public signs, and places.
Finally, we have also a new podcasting Japanese language lesson for you to learn to speak Japanese language.
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