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Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 13

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Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 13 - The good luck blast

 

These are the words
15 new words
every 2 days GO!

1. mayo^ - to get lost (maze, streets)
2. pera pera - fluent
3. wakaru - to understand
4. akarui - bright
5. e - picture
6. asa - morning
7. asa gohan - breakfast
8. yu^han - din din, dinner
9. hiru - afternoon
10. hiru gohan - afternoon snack, lunch
11. jiten - dictionary
12. bideo - video
13. sentakki - washing machine
14. kao - face
15. kubi - neck

As Always,
Ganbatte Ne! Do Your Best!
McCluskey Sensei

to see the list of the last 15 words you should have already memorized go to Japanese Vocabulary 12 or go on to memorize your next 15 here at
Japanese Vocabulary 14

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Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey. enjoys sharing his knowledge of Japanese Grammar  with those serious about becoming fluent in another langauge.  Japanese Just happens to be his forte. He applauds all efforts in of those who pursuit fluency in Japanese, or in whatever language they choose to learn. Journey to Fluency/


I started my Journey toward Japanese fluency at a tender age. I remember studying very hard waking up early every morning to study with only one goal in mind. To be able to converse freely with the Japanese people in their own tongue, I desired this skill more than any other. I worked at it and it has become a continuos study.

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