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<title>Learnカタカナproperly or face a full-frontal nudity.</title>
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  I’ve never understood why Japanese people generally assume that words in Katakana (カタカナ), The angular syllabary, are is easier for nonnative speakers to master than words in hiragana (ひらがな), the rounded syllabary.Consider the five Katakana Phrases 
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<title>A cup of coffee please!</title>
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Have you ever been in the dilemma in which you don&#39;t know what to ask at the local coffee shop, do you ever see words that you don’t understand? For instance, what is java? Why is a cup of coffee called a cup of joe? Ordering a cup of coffee can feel
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<title>Make Your New Year's Business Resolutions Real !</title>
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When was the last time you recognized the potential to achieve your challenging goal? Achievements are reached through patterns of success that we establish for ourselves. It is time to take inventory of your priorities and reflect upon what is impor
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<dc:date>2012-12-14T11:40:51+09:00</dc:date>
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　It is well said that the important is not only to get your achievements done, but to keep them shaped and polished at any time, but that&#39;s the most difficult part, isn&#39;t it? How can we do that? I&#39;m going here to give you a very useful idea!, by crea
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<dc:date>2012-03-02T13:11:42+09:00</dc:date>
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<title>Christmas countdown!</title>
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Okay okay, so, today technically we start the twelve days of Christmas countdown. So how will we count those days? With cookies!? No way!! but with parties!.. yes! that&#39;s right celebrating fabulous Christmas for each day leading up to the holiday can
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<title>Real VS Accurate Pronunciation.</title>
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http://roswalle.blogspot.com/2011/11/real-vs-accurate-pronunciation.html
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<dc:date>2011-11-30T18:53:20+09:00</dc:date>
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<title>Work-related!</title>
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Don&#39;t forget,small talk does not always have to be unrelated to work topics. It may be semiwork-related as well. Questions about what kind of work projects the other person has been involved in or their professional specialization are always interest
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  Making a good first impression. The first key to a good im- pression is good grooming. Clean, neatly pressed clothes appropriate for the occasion are a must, as is good oral hygiene. Be sure to stand up straight, use a firm handshake and look the o
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<title>A Funny Function devise in Washlets (ウォシュレット)</title>
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 About some time ago I had a student who was the president of a small company manufacturing women’s underwear. Many female workers were working in his company. One day we had a conversation in which he said he had invented some device associated with
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<dc:date>2011-11-09T13:53:38+09:00</dc:date>
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<title>The credit and blame words in Japanese.</title>
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Recently I&#39;ve got to my mind a set of words such as recognition, responsibility &amp; reproach.In Japan there is a great number of phrases in which &quot;credit and blame&quot; are embedded right in to the language to asses who is responsible for what happened as 
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