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Takanori Tomita - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Takanori Tomita is a professional Japanese translator and a Japanese teacher. He also publish a number of books in Japan and being featured in the Japanese magazines, radio, internet sites, and TV programs.
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- Designing Kanji Symbols With Calligraphy Fonts For Your Tattoo Design
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Tattoos] As more and more Japanese culture is start to be recognized in a world, Kanji symbols are also getting very popular for designs, especially as tattoo designs. However, many people do not really understand that there are many different calligraphy fonts which can be applied to kanji symbols, and Japanese people use different styles for a different purpose.
- How To Speak Japanese Politely in Japan
[Reference-and-Education:Languages] Learn to speak Japanese politely by using four vern endings. You will learn how to make the verb affirmative present verbs, negative present verbs, affirmative past verbs, and negative past verbs.
- Learn How To Count Numbers In Japanese Language
[Reference-and-Education:Languages] The article explain about how to count numbers in Japanese language. By understanding a simple method of counting, you can count numbers up to 10,000 in Japanese.
- Understanding Japanese Name Translation
[Reference-and-Education:Languages] Learn how Japanese people write names in Japanese.
This article will help you understand the difference between Japanese name translation and English name translation, and help you understand what goes selecting a name, especially for kanji scripts.
- Learning to Write Japanese is More Difficult Than Learning to Speak Japanese!?
[Reference-and-Education:Languages] Learn Japanese for a real communication for your work, school project, and communicating with your Japanese mate properly.
Many people think that Learning to speak Japanese language is more difficult than learning to write Japanese. But, it is actually vice versa, because there are 3 different Japanese symbol called Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana, if you want to learn to write Japanese.
- Learn Japanese Language - Did You Know That There Are 3 Different Japanese Symbols?
[Writing-and-Speaking] Did you know that we have 3 different Japanese symbols?
Learn Japanese Language teaches you the difference between 3 different Japanese symbols called Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana.
How they are used in Japan, and how Japanese people use them for real communications.
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