Hasebe: (They‘re small but they‘re his nipples indeed.) (I want to touch you) Yomura-san … can‘t I? Hasebe: (I want to touch it, Yomura-san‘s body…) Yomura-san. The more I tried to know his real feelings, the more I realize how honest he is, and the more attracted to him I become. I won‘t lie to you anymore … so may I … ? Posted every other Sunday (asia pacific)/ Saturday (everywhere else).Hasebe: I knew it, you aren‘t surprised at all … I wonder why you seem to know everything … I want to kiss you. going on exchange, studying japanese, “wtf this kanji looks like a scribble” Resource post by tuned for later parts to this series incl. Bilingual Chika! One of my favourites.…because heck, learning a language is more than memorising charts and structures! Japanese Expressions: A Guide to Correct Usage of Key Sentence Patterns: really useful for revision and to bridge the intermediate-advanced gap.
Tobira: highly recommended for those who are in theĪwkward intermediate - advanced plateau! Traditional Textbook format.
Sou Matome: easy daily lessons and weekly review.Very informative, given that handwritten kanji may differ from their typed counterparts. Very handy pocket size so great for revision for the beginner-intermediate level.ĭifference between Japanese Particles: Comparisons and Exercises: something to help with those pesky particles!Ĭalligrapher who handwrites beautiful characters + stroke order andĭefinitions. Dictionary of Japanese Grammar ( beginners) ( advanced).NHK World: Lessons from the Japanese Public Broadcaster NHK.Japanese Syntax, Grammar and Language:a comprehensive overview for beginners A good overview of common grammar structures. JGram:All grammar is sorted by JLPT Levels.Particles? Verbs? Subjects? Conjugations? They also have a special series on applying for the JET Program! Tofugu:A good general starting place to find resources and read interesting articles about Japanese culture, ex-pats working in Japan and Studying in Japan.: One of the best dictionaries out there.I found this incredibly useful for reading practice (esp. Hover over any kanji compound and this app will do all the translatingįor you. Rikaikun:The one-stop shop for all your browsing.Most are free, or come with a free trial period! (excluding textbooks.Are appropriate for studying for the JLPT (N4- N1).Range from beginner’s level to advanced level.
Study’ Japanese post, here’s a few online resources which have helped me with
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