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You first have to learn the basic sounds of the Japanese culture. Starting with A (pronounced Ah), o (pronounced ooh), i (pronounced ee), then finally e (pronounced eh), then finally u (pronounced ow). Then study the different Kanji (Japanese characters) and their types. Then you have to study their culture, religion, history, and all that follows in their human geography. But one thing is, it isn't easy. But keep trying and you'll get their.
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What subjects do Japanese school children study?
Japanese school children study subjects such as Science, Math, English, Japanese, and History.
Can you read in Japanese?
It depends on your Japanese language study and/or on whether you are of Japanese nationality by birth.
How was your study?
my study was OK, studying for Japanese and maths exams
What is Japanese geography?
It is the study of Japan and its landforms.
What is Kokugo?
Kokugo is the Japanese term for the Japanese language. It is often used to refer to the study of the Japanese language and literature within Japan.
Do Japanese students study English?
The study of English is a standard part of the Japanese curriculum. Usually it's taught in schools, since English is the most widespread language.
Is Japanese an easy subect to learn at school?
Japanese is traditionally considered to be a challenging language for speakers of Western languages to master. That said, learning to speak Japanese can be a very rewarding experience. If you think you would like to study Japanese, you should certainly enroll in classes. If you are willing to work hard, ask questions, and study, you can learn Japanese.
How many hours do Japanese students study every day?
They study more then 6 hour everyday
What do Japanese people study?
Much like everywhere else in the world.
What is the phrase 'anata no Nihongo no benkyou wa jouzuda to omoimasuyo' when translated from Japanese to English?
Literally, "I think your Japanese study is good."
What has the author Koichi Miyake written?
Koichi Miyake has written: 'Utaikata hyakugojuban' -- subject(s): Instruction and study, Japan, Japanese Vocal music, Singing, Utai, Vocal music, Japanese 'Fushi no seikai' -- subject(s): Instruction and study, Japan, Japanese Vocal music, Singing, Utai, Vocal music, Japanese
What has the author Toyotomi Morimoto written?
Toyotomi Morimoto has written: 'Japanese Americans and cultural continuity' -- subject(s): Education, History, Japanese Americans, Japanese Schools, Japanese language, Schools, Japanese, Social conditions, Study and teaching
