Pages for learning Japanese about keigo and politeness, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Blog post from a Japanese language school examining JLPT N2 requirements for visa eligibility in Japan and its role in career advancement, with study methods and exam trends for advanced learners.
Online course and resources for learning business Japanese and preparing for careers in Japan, covering job search strategy, interview skills, workplace communication, and cultural understanding for intermediate.
Blog author archive for Kanji123 featuring beginner-focused guides on kanji study, the Japanese writing system, honorifics, counting, and JLPT preparation. Posts cover foundational topics for learners starting Japanese.
Interactive quiz for practicing Japanese vocabulary related to family members, with a vocabulary list showing honorific forms used when referring to other people's family.
Interactive verb conjugation trainer with adaptive drills covering godan, ichidan, and irregular verbs, plus JLPT-specific content including honorific and sound-changing verbs.
Guide to the particle など (nado) explaining its use for listing examples, expressing humility, and indicating 'and so on'. Includes example sentences and common patterns for beginner learners.
Collection of articles on Japanese business culture, workplace etiquette, and professional communication for international workers in Japan, including guides on business emails, phone calls, and social conventions.
Real phrases for real Japanese workplaces. Stop sounding rude at work with our A/B/C politeness framework.
Blog with vocabulary guides covering slang, phrases, and words across multiple languages including Japanese, presented with examples and explanations for language learners.
A guide to polite Japanese for workplace situations, providing 30 real work scenarios with copy-paste phrases at three politeness levels and guidance on phrasing to avoid.
Guide to Japanese honorific language covering sonkeigo, kenjougo, and teineigo with examples and common mistakes. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3-N2 and business contexts.
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