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Free Japanese Lessons and Resources: Advanced Students

Free Japanese Lessons and Resources: Advanced Students

• July 15, 2021 • No Comments •

For those of you who have a pretty good understanding of Japanese, these lessons and help you with more advanced material. Also be sure to check out our intermediate level lessons, as there are lots of details in those lessons that even advanced learners never learn. Or you can check out all of our lessons and resources.

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How to Say ~ in Japanese

These lessons may seem basic, but many of them cover advanced level Japanese concepts, facts, and insights.

How to Say Hello in JapaneseHow to Say Goodbye in Japanese
How to Say Thank You in Japanese: Expressing Gratitude How to Say You’re Welcome in Japanese
How to Say Beautiful in Japanese How to Say I Love You in Japanese
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How to Say Mother in JapaneseHow to Say Wife in Japanese
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How to Say Brother in JapaneseHow to Say Sister in Japanese
How to Say Friend in JapaneseHow to Say Please in Japanese
How to Say “I” in Japanese How to Say “You” in Natural Japanese
How to Say Congratulations in Japanese How to Say Happy Birthday in Japanese
How to Say Boy in JapaneseHow to Girl in Japanese
How to Say Shut Up in JapaneseHow to Say “Only” in Japanese
How to Say the Four Seasons in Japanese How To Say Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner Japanese
How to Say Wear in Japanese: 6 Different Ways to Put Things On How to Say Family in Japanese (And Names of Family Members)
How to Say Sorry in Japanese: 7 Different Ways How to Say Cat in Japanese: A Complete Guide
How to Say “I’m Hungry” in JapaneseHow to Say Snow in Japanese and More: A Guide to Winter in Japan
“Are You Okay?” in Japanese How To Say “Stop” in Japanese
How to Say Rice in Japanese How to Say Because in Japanese: 5 Ways
How to Say “No Problem” in Japanese: 7 Different WaysHow to Say Flower in Japanese: Words and Expressions
How to Say Moon in Japanese: Words and Related ExpressionsHow to Say Poop in Japanese: 7 Ways to Be An Expert in Excrement!
How to Say Sun in Japanese: Words and Related Expressions8 Ways to Say “What’s Up” in Japanese
How to Say I Miss You in Japanese: 3 Natural WaysHow to Say Good Luck in Japanese: 4 Different Ways
How to Say Hot and Cold in Japanese7 Ways to Say Happy in Japanese

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Dallen Nakamura

Dallen was born and raised in Hawaii and never had a passport until he was 24. His first trip outside of the US was to Japan. He loved it so much that when he got back home, he immediately quit his job and moved to Japan without a plan. While he loves the people and culture of Japan, his true love is food. He is convinced that Japan has the best food in the world and is slowly eating his way around the world to prove it.

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