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Question about supposedly a Japanese proverb I came across to this sentence: The Japanese say you have three faces The first face, you show to the world The second face, you show to your close friends, and your family The third face,
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What exactly is this - Japanese Language Stack Exchange I keep running into this symbol: ※ What is it, exactly? How is it used? According to this Wikipedia link on Japanese typographic symbols, this ※ is called 米{こめ} or 米印{こめじるし} It is used in notes
What do Japanese really think of the USA Americans? - Reddit Basically, Japanese people trust the US The base of Japanese diplomacy is the Japan-U S relationship Nevertheless, as you also mentioned, the current situation in the U S is a bit worrisome because of the divisive domestic conflicts I used to think that the ethnic groups that make up the country were mainly white and black, but the number of Hispanics, Asians, and others is increasing
What is the equivalent of alphabetical order in Japanese? One important point which wasn't mentioned is that Japanese "alphabetical order" ignores dakuten handakuten, so for example, は, ば, and ぱ are all considered the same character when sorting ordering words
My list of comprehensible Japanese channels - Reddit - Learn Japanese with Tanaka san - しのせんせい - Japanese folktales and other interesting content - Onomappu - What I like about his channel is that he provides English subtitle for all of his videos along with subtitles for many other languages, so if you are a non-native English speaker you are likely to find your native language among
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