List of Japanese language schools in Fukuoka

July 3, 2012 by 2 Comments

Here is a list of Japanese language schools in Fukuoka. Please be aware that this is just a list without any recommendation since we do not yet have enough information about each school. If you have been a student of one of these schools please write a comment. If you are a Japanese language school and want to be listed let us know through the Japanese Language School Registration Form.


 Japanese Language School Asahi
Address
Yodo Bldg. 2F, 2-9-30 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi
Tel No. 092-716-6212 Fax No. 092-716-6214
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Kanji Card – 移

July 3, 2012 by 1 Comment

Kanji – JLPT N3 – 移

79FB- 移

Meaning Move
Onyomi I
Kunyomi Utsu(ru)/Utsu(su)
Strokes 11 (click on the pick to start the video)

Vocabulary including the kanji 移

Kanji Furigana Romaji Meaning JLPT
移住 いじゅう ijyuu Move (to), emigrate –
移管 いかん ikan transfer –
移植 いしょく ishoku a transplant –

Kanji Radicals inside 移

Radical Radical name Meaning
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JAPANESE EXAMPLE SENTENCES USING THe KANJI 移

Kanji この事業は市から県に移管された。
Furigana この事業はしからけんにいかんされた。
Romaji kono jigyou ha shi kara ken ni ikan sareta.
English This project was transferred from the municipal authorities to the prefecture.

SIMILAR KANJI to 移

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Kanji Card -圧

July 2, 2012 by 1 Comment

Kanji – JLPT N3 – 圧

5727 – 圧

Meaning Pressure
Onyomi Atsu
Kunyomi
Strokes 5 (click on the pic to start the video)

Vocabulary including the kanji 圧

Kanji Furigana Romaji Meaning JLPT
圧力 あつりょく atsuryoku pressure –
圧搾 あっさく assaku compression –
圧政 あっせい assei tyranny –

Kanji Radicals inside 圧

Radical Radical name Meaning
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JAPANESE EXAMPLE SENTENCES USING THe KANJI 圧

Kanji 圧しの一手で行くより仕方がない。
Furigana おしのいってでいくよりしかたがない。
Romaji oshi no itte de iku yori sjikata ga nai.
English There is no other way but to push forward.

SIMILAR KANJI to 圧

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Kanji Card – 録

June 29, 2012 by 3 Comments

Kanji – JLPT N3 – 録

9332 – 録

Meaning Record
Onyomi Roku
Kunyomi
Strokes 16 (click on the pick to start the video)

Vocabulary including the kanji 録

Kanji Furigana Romaji Meaning JLPT
記録 きろく kiroku A record, an archive –
録音 ろくおん rokuon recording –
録画 ろくが rokuga a video tape –

Kanji Radicals inside 録

Radical Radical name Meaning
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JAPANESE EXAMPLE SENTENCES USING THe KANJI 録

Kanji 村がどれだけの水害にあったかは記録されていない。
Furigana むらがどれだけのすいがいにあったかはきろくされていない。
Romaji Mura ha dore dake no suigai ni attaka ha kiroku sareteinai.
English There is no record of how much flood damage the village sustained.

SIMILAR KANJI to 録

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The Hiragana Times

June 28, 2012 by Leave a Comment

The Hiragana Times is a Japanese magazine published since 1986. It is very useful for those who are learning Japanese. Indeed, the articles are written in English but followed by the Japanese version. It is a very good way to practice Japanese no matter your level.

On one hand, beginners will learn lots of vocabulary and get used to reading in Japanese without having difficulty since the kanji have furigana.

On the other hand, advanced speakers will be able to practice regularly their Japanese.

The articles are very different and cover from cultural facts to business and politics themes, stories of foreigners living in Japan and tips on traveling are also published.


The different advantages of the Hiragana Times are :

  • Practice reading Japanese without being blocked by Kanji
  • Discover the Japanese Culture in both English and Japanese
  • Learn important vocabulary even on themes such as politic and business
  • Being able to read it on your computer and print it yourself (for the Digital Version)
  • Receiving MP3 format tracks of some articles to practice listening
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