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- proper noun the
Japanese language
Etymologies
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Examples
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Blogger at Canada de Nihongo points her finger at some politicians ambivalent attitude towards Japan's position as a non-nuclear armed country.
Global Voices in English » Japan: We will not forget Hiroshima and Nagasaki 2009
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I'm fairly sure that the Japanese, for example, teach their students in Nihongo, and the Taiwanese in Mandarin.
Articles On English 2009
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I'm fairly sure that the Japanese, for example, teach their students in Nihongo, and the Taiwanese in Mandarin.
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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An October survey by the Institute of the Nihongo-gaku (Japanese Language Studies) confirmed that most teens don't understand the ancient words.
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Thursday, Jan. 18, 2007 - Nihongo ga jouzu ni naritai desu
kieli Diary Entry kieli 2007
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One thing led to anotherat Fordham, some roads led nowhere, and none thank Godled toBaghdad, but a fortuitous phone call from an ex-roomie landed me in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in February ‘87, a few months shy of my twenty-fifth birthday, and I’ve been a Nihongo and kanji freak pretty much since stepping off the 747.
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One thing led to anotherat Fordham, some roads led nowhere, and none thank Godled toBaghdad, but a fortuitous phone call from an ex-roomie landed me in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in February ‘87, a few months shy of my twenty-fifth birthday, and I’ve been a Nihongo and kanji freak pretty much since stepping off the 747.
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One thing led to anotherat Fordham, some roads led nowhere, and none thank Godled toBaghdad, but a fortuitous phone call from an ex-roomie landed me in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in February ‘87, a few months shy of my twenty-fifth birthday, and I’ve been a Nihongo and kanji freak pretty much since stepping off the 747.
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One thing led to anotherat Fordham, some roads led nowhere, and none thank Godled toBaghdad, but a fortuitous phone call from an ex-roomie landed me in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in February ‘87, a few months shy of my twenty-fifth birthday, and I’ve been a Nihongo and kanji freak pretty much since stepping off the 747.
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I remember thinking do I have to learn to sign in Nihongo too?
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