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1. www.poketrainernic.com › blog › 2021Comparing Japanese and English Pokémon TCG Sets

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   Jul 19, 2021 · There are quite a few differences between Japanese Pokémon TCG sets and English sets and its beyond just the language that appears on the card. Here are some of the differences: The English and Japanese set names are different. The back of the cards have a different design. Japanese booster packs typically have five (5) cards instead of ten ...

2. www.reddit.com › r › japaneseWhat is it like learning Japanese as a native English speaker?

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   Others have talked about the different grammar and such, but one of the biggest I haven't seen talked of yet is that Japanese is a far more regular language than English. As a native English speaker, a lot of the irregularity--particularly in the verbs--goes unnoticed because of primary language acquisition.

3. www.eslactivity.org › learning-japanese-with-englishLearning Japanese with English: Tips, Tricks, and Resources

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   One advantage English speakers have when learning Japanese is the abundance of loanwords (words borrowed from English and other languages) in everyday Japanese. These words are often written in Katakana and have similar pronunciations to their English counterparts. For example: コンピューター (konpyūtā) – Computer. テレビ (terebi ...

4. bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net › wiki › List_of_JapaneseList of Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions

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   Sep 15, 2024 · Set no. Symbol Logo Japanese name Translated name English equivalent No. of cards (Secrets) Release date 1 伝説の飛翔 Flight of Legends: EX FireRed & LeafGreen 82 April 9, 2004 2 蒼空の激突 Clash of the Blue Sky: EX Deoxys 82 July 1, 2004 3 ロケット団の逆襲 Rocket Gang Strikes Back: EX Team Rocket Returns 84 (1) October 15, 2004 4

5. makingenglishfun.com › 2021/04/16 › why-is-englishWhy is English Difficult For Japanese Speakers: Problems and ...

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   Apr 16, 2021 · Japanese and English couldn’t be more different, it seems. Both languages are challenging for the other to learn. Native Japanese speakers have much to overcome, from their own fears to the differences in spoken, written, and unwritten communication. The nuances of each language are remarkably different.

6. gogonihon.com › en › blogSimilarities and differences between Japanese and English

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   May 14, 2022 · Japanese uses many loanwords from English, as well as other non-Japanese languages. These words are called gairaigo 外来語 and started coming into Japan around the 19th century. There are English loanwords in Japanese that either don’t have an original Japanese word, or many people – especially younger generations – in Japan don’t know the original Japanese words.

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   What is the difference between Japanese and English booster packs?

   • Here are some of the differences: The English and Japanese set names are different. The back of the cards have a different design. Japanese booster packs typically have five (5) cards instead of ten (10) like the English packs. Japanese booster boxes typically have thirty (30) packs instead of thirty-six (36) like the English boxes.

   Comparing Japanese and English Pokémon TCG Sets

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   How to learn Japanese at an intermediate level?

   • Just make sure that you find a private tutor or teacher to talk to instead of a casual friend. A teacher will be able to correct your mistakes and teach you natural expressions and words. This is by far the most effective way to learn Japanese at a intermediate level. Your goal should be to start speaking to native speakers as soon as possible.

   The Complete Guide to Learning Japanese - The True Japan

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   Do English and Japanese go well together?

   • Clearly, English and Japanese do not interchange very well. Teaching English to Japanese speakers comes with challenges but none of them are insurmountable. While English uses words from around the world, Japanese influences are minute comparatively. People often wonder why English and Japanese do not go well together.

   Why is English Difficult For Japanese Speakers: Problems and

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   Which Japanese book should I buy?

   • A good book: Books are structured, and give detailed explanations of grammar or vocabulary that audio or video lessons often leave out. Don’t buy more than one book though. If you use Japanesepod101, you don’t need any books since they PDF files for you to use. For an absolute beginner, Japanese from Zero 1 is an awesome book.

   The Complete Guide to Learning Japanese - The True Japan

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   How do I find a good Japanese study group?

   • Study groups can also be very helpful when learning new material, but the main thing is that it studying with friends is just plain fun. A good website to check is meetup.com. Depending on your area, you might find groups that are Japanese related.

   The Complete Guide to Learning Japanese - The True Japan

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   How do you master a skill like Japanese?

   • The only true way to master something is by repetition. Repetition and reviewing are the ONLY ways to master a skill like Japanese. Let me say that again. Repetition and reviewing are the ONLY ways to master a skill like Japanese. That’s right.

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8. thetruejapan.com › the-complete-guide-to-learningThe Complete Guide to Learning Japanese - The True Japan

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   Aug 8, 2023 · Learning Japanese is the same. You need to engage as many of your senses as possible to get a feel for the language. This means that you are not only reading or listening passively, but are also writing, speaking, and using your imagination together when you’re studying. Let’s say you’re studying vocabulary words.