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Best Way to Learn Japanese – a Tale of Two Cities

January 21, 2015 by andy

Best Way to Learn Japanese – a Tale of Two Cities

Living in Japan is the best way to learn how to speak Japanese because you have the bonuses of having first hand experience of Japanese culture, the country and its people. But before you leave, you need to get your brain ready to take on Japanese and Japan. To lessen culture shock and fortify your […]

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