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1. Kotowaza - Japanese Proverb

Kotowaza are words of wisdom, ancient sayings or Japanese proverbs. Skillful use of the Kotowaza by a non-native speaker can help present oneself to the Japanse people as a wise and well studied scholar. When used correctly, Kotowaza can express ideas that you want to convey, in an impressive, a...
arts - Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:24:33

2. The First 100 Essential Japanese Words

This text of the first 100 essential words in Japanese is not scripture, but it gives you a good one hundred words to start your study with. 1. mon - gateway 2. After- ato,go 3. Again - mata, futatabi 4. All - subete,zenbu 5. Almost - hotondo 6. Also - mo 7. Always - itsumo 8. And -so^shite,ya,...
How-To & Education - Thu, 25 Sep 2008 21:38:56

3. Japanese Words For Delicious - Hakata Dialect

So you have learned how to say oishii to signify your gratitude for the hearty portions of o konomiyaki, tako yaki, yakiniku, oden no tamago, sashimi, natto or especially the jewel like, mouth-watering succulent toro you have just eaten. Well when on the most southern island of Kyu^shu^ try these...
How-To & Education - Wed, 03 Sep 2008 18:12:51

4. Essential Japanese Words

The following words are included in this set of essential Japanese words due to their usefulness in conversation. If you plan on visiting Japan, or intend on staying in the Land of the Rising Sun, for any amount of time, you will soon see why these particular Japanese words are "essential".
Travel - Tue, 23 Sep 2008 04:37:54

5. Japanese Grammar Plug & Play Prepositions

4 Ways to Negate Anything in Japanese - Ghetto grammar Lesson #104 : The many ways to say butin Japanese. It is never a wise idea to refute the ideas of others. However, in the normal processes of direct communication; between two individuals or any number of language speakers - or, groups...
How-To & Education - Thu, 02 Oct 2008 21:55:11

6. Selling College Text Books - Book Buy Back Basics

Business - Tue, 30 Sep 2008 19:18:42

7. 3 Survey Companies That Keep Sending Me Checks!

3 Survey Companies That Keep Sending Me Checks! 3 online survey sites worth your time! Now dont get me wrong, In order to get paid by the survey sites I had to manually request that a check be sent to me. But the checks did come, and I received them in a little under 6 weeks. Now the checks won't...
Business - Wed, 24 Sep 2008 07:01:10

8. On counting in Japanese: ICHI NI SAN News!

On Counting in Japanese - Study Strategem 1 ichi 2 ni 3 san 4 shi, yon 5 go 6 - roku 7 shichi, nana 8 hachi, ha 9 kyu, ku 10 ju, to 11 ju ichi 12 ju ni 13 ju san then (14-19 etc.) 20 ni ju 21 ni ju ichi 22 ni ju ni 30 san ju 31 - san ju ichi 95...
How-To & Education - Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:51:41

9. Shiroi Neko Shani no Monogatari - Japanese Translation Practice

Test you Japanese skills by translating the story found below. After your first translation, come back here and study the following ways to form some simple phrases. Phrase Constructions verb (base IV - BA) verb dake - If I had only verbed or verb (base IV -BA) verb hodo - To the extent that I ve...
arts - Sun, 28 Sep 2008 23:47:15

10. Music Speed Sight Reading - Part 2

Suggestions for reading music faster when sight reading Pre-scan and analysis. Sight read and play. I. Preliminary Scan and Analysis 1. Scan the Time signature 2. Find the lowest common note value. the extreme values for the piece at hand. Also pay attention to the rythmical clusters or patterns...
How-To & Education - Sun, 14 Sep 2008 02:24:32

11. Ghetto Grammar : Japponics

Shitokan to Akan Yo! Colloquial Japanese. Article #117 Ghetto grammar Supplement - Learning how to say wazzup dog? and other phrases in Japanese By Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey Useful Japanese Words My lenses here at Squidoo entitled Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar or JPPGG for short ...
How-To & Education - Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:57:58

12. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster Lensograph Index News!

This table will eventually hold the links to all of the Japanese Vocabulary blasters, 150 in total. Each list contains 15 Japanese words that you can use in daily conversation. Since fluency is in the eye of the locutor, the amount of vocabulary you know, may or may not, equate to fluency in Japa...
How-To & Education - Wed, 09 Jul 2008 21:55:59

13. The No Particle - Easy Japanese Grammar for Beginners

The NO particle : That symbol to the left is the no particle. The NO particle is affixed to a noun and indicates possession. The construction for this easy Japanese grammar principle is easy to apply and use. It will definitely come in handy both in your Japanese conversation and comprehension ...
How-To & Education - Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:35:23

14. Ghetto Grammar : Japanese words for Ya Feel Me? News!

O.k. so you want to ask your friends if they are 'catching your drift', or if they understand 'where you are coming from.' In Japanese you could say these type of phrases to friends of some acquaintance easily by saying only one word --- wakaru? With an inquisitive rise in inflection, wakaru?, t...
How-To & Education - Sat, 23 Aug 2008 20:21:20

15. Japanese Grammar Plug and Play - Japanese lesson 115

Japanese Language Mastery Toward Better Japanese. Japanese Grammar Plug and Play Lesson #115 - The bunpo of Intentions - Intend to verb In Japanese, it is easy to construct sentences that relay your intentions. To say that you intend on verb'ing, or intend to verb in Japanese, use the following...
How-To & Education - Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:36:34

16. Reverse Phone Lookup News!

I made this lens due to the amount of time I have spent searching for free reverse phone lookup services. In the end I found a better way to do these type of searches. Finally something worth my time. Don't get discouraged, you can find out who owns any cell number and clean up your address book ...
People - Wed, 09 Jan 2008 23:40:05

17. 101 Useful Japanese Words and Phrases

OK so here goes! The Following isn't just some humdrum useless list of never to be used vocabulary, this is 'The Motts'. These words should come in handy at some point in your acquisition of the Japanese language. While living in Japan, I kept a Journal of my doings. Along side of my nightly jour...
How-To & Education - Sun, 24 Aug 2008 02:34:03

18. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 1

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. te - hand 2. hana - nose, or flower 3. mimi - ears 4. kuchi - mouth 5. deguchi - exit 6. iriguchi - entrance 7. atama - head 8. kata - shoulders 9. hiza - lap, knees 10. ashi - feet, or foot 11. hanaji - nose bleed 12. itamu - to be in pain 13...
How-To & Education - Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:05:56

19. Skunk Bud Is The Best Weed Ever!: The Best Bud Ever

This bud is for you!
arts - Sun, 25 Nov 2007 03:24:47

20. How to Thoroughly Enjoy Learning Japanese, Plus 10 Useful Grammar Principles to help you

If you are studying Japanese right now, and are desirous to improve your speaking ability, then this article is for you. In this article, I am going to share with you my Japanese learning method called, JPPGG or Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar. The benefit of using this system is that while...
How-To & Education - Sun, 24 Aug 2008 02:10:53

21. Humble and Exalted Pie part 2 - Japanese words

Humble - humble form (lowering), exalted (raising) Father - chichi, otosan (long o) Mother - haha, okasan (long a) Older Brother - ani, onisan (long i) Younger Brother - ototo, ototosan (long o) Older Sister - ane, onesan Younger Sister - imoto, imotosan Parents - ryoshin (long o), go-ryoshin (l...
How-To & Education - Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:36:51

22. Viral Inviter vs TrafficXplode 2.0 Review

If you have been around in the internet marketing world long enough you probably have heard of Mike Filsaime's Viral Friends Generator. What it does is basically bribe the visitors to tell their friends about the site. In the early days, the interface of the VFG is just a few simple text boxes wh...
SEO & Affiliate Marketing - Sat, 07 Jun 2008 07:20:03

23. Saying Please In Japanese

Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar Lesson #98 The please do and the please dont bunpo with special guest - verb in base TE A quick and easy way to say, Please verb in Japanese is to put the Japanese verb into base TE and add the word kudasai [1]. (You can use my tips here as to how to pu...
How-To & Education - Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:01:14

24. Work It - Plug and Play Japanese Grammar

Learn Japanese Now! Click Here! for memory techniques and application that are effective in mastering a second language. Learn Japanese Now : A useful Grammar, Vocabulary, and Conversation e-course with emphasis on long term word retention through effective memorization and skillful manipulatio...
How-To & Education - Fri, 03 Oct 2008 01:05:03

25. Get Paid to Post Your Pics!

How many pictures are just sitting on your hard drive doing nothing? Well get your bootay over to Get money for your pics. And start getting paid instead of having dust collect on your most precious and valuable, cherished or not pictures you know that you can upload in a hot jiffy. This site can...
DIY & Hobbies - Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:05:12

26. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 5

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. tsukau - to use 2. jissai - actuality 3. ushi - cow 4. kiiro(i)- yellow 5. kuwashii - detailed 6. sasuga - gee 7. chikara - power, strength 8. usui - thin 9. nomimono - drinks, a drink or beverage 10. tabemono - food 11. taberu - to eat 12. no...
Travel - Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:20:44

27. Japanese Grammar Plug and Play - Japanese Adjectives Fun

Ghetto Grammar # 77 - Japanese Adjective Fun All adjectives end in a diphthong created from the 5 vowels of the Japanese syllabary and the vowel i. (a,i,u,e,o + i (pronounced ee)) The endings of adjectives are thus: a + i = ai hayai, arai, asai, mijikai, nagai, akai, nemutai, chiisai, suppai, ama...
How-To & Education - Sat, 20 Sep 2008 21:44:17

28. Counting In Japanese - Part Trois

If you have been busy practicing your Japanese numbers since last lesson, then I assume you can say in Japanese, the numbers, 1 through 10 forwards and backwards (You are starting to count the Japanese numbers in your sleep. Before proceeding, make sure you are confident in your ability to count...
How-To & Education - Sat, 20 Sep 2008 22:11:16

29. Japanese Days of the Week

In Japanese, the days of the week are easy to learn. The days of the week from Sunday to Monday for a total of 7 days, all have one thing in common in Japanese. YO^BI or 'day'. ^ -long vowels Long vowel that is pronounced like the English word ,"owe". For every day of the week in Japanese, you w...
How-To & Education - Sat, 21 Jun 2008 09:52:46

30. Maybe! Japanese Grammar Kamoshirenai JPPGG #90

Kamo is the word for duck in Japanese, but this lesson is on the grammar of how to say probably or maybe in Japanese. Kamoshirenai.
arts - Thu, 20 Dec 2007 14:14:05

31. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 18

1. futsu^ - ordinary, regular, normal 2. nikko - sunshine, sunlight 3. inazuma - lightning 4. kaminari - thunder 5. kashikoi - smart 6. moon - tsuki 7. konran - confusion 9. bikkuri suru - to be surprised 10. shitsumon - question 11. zurui - sneaky, cunning, sly, crafty 12. ai suru - to love 13. ...
How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:44:13

32. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 32

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster # 32 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. gakko^ - school 2. au - to meet 3. fune - boat, ship 4. jitensha - bicycle 5. kuruma - car 6. heru - to decrease 7. masu - to increase 8. tango - vocabulary 9. bunpo^ -...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 20:09:43

33. Ghetto Grammar #106 - Making Japanese Grammar Interesting. JPPGG

Ghetto Grammar - Japanese Bunpo lesson #106 Todays lesson focuses in on the ghetto grammar principle: Verb (base II) + nagara - to do while 'verb'ing. You are able to express past tense and current tenses with this bunpo. After reading the following examples, plug in your favorite Japanes...
How-To & Education - Wed, 19 Dec 2007 15:36:38

34. How to say, Im Deaf! in Japanese

How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Jul 2008 23:33:16

35. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 22

1. ita! - ouch! 2. itai - it hurts, painful 3. arau - to wash 4. futago - twins 5. mitsugo - triplets 6. hata - flag 7. meishi - business card 8. meishi - noun 9. katazukeru - to tidy up, to clean 10. kubaru - to distribute, to hand out, deal out 11. iro iro - various 12. ireru - to insert, to pu...
Travel - Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:11:54

36. Go Go Godzilla - How Godzilla Got Its Name

If you aren't quite sure how Godzilla got It's name, let me put it into a formula for you. You might also be curious to know or have wondered where the z or d in the name Godzilla came from then if Godzilla actually is just Gojira. The reason for the d and the z stems from the various ways weste...
How-To & Education - Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:59:57

37. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 19

Study, Memorize! 15 new Japanese words every 2 days GO! 1. isu - seat, chair 2. wakachiau - to share 3. shima - island 4. kawa - river 5. kitanai - dirty 6. saiko^ - awesome, the best 7. yowai - weak 8. komu - to be congested (traffic etc.) 9. kubi - neck 10. aruku - to walk 11. niou - to smell ...
How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:36:00

38. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 4 News!

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. chizu - map 2. nishi - west 3. minami - south 4. majime - serious 5. aruku - to walk 6. mitsukeru - to find 7. kao - face 8. kami - hair 9. kami - god 10. kami - paper 11. higashi - east 12. kita - north 13. utsukushii - beautiful 14. yurusu -...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 06:00:17

39. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 12

Here are 15 more words to add Japanese Language arsena - 1. otoko - man 2. onna - woman 3. otoko no ko - boy 4. onna no ko - girl 5. kawai - cute 6. suteki na - cool, nice, neat 7. kekkon suru - to marry 8. wakai - young 9. migaku - to shine (shoes, teeth) 10. hamigaki - toothpaste 11. tsumetai*...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:31:23

40. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 3

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. glasses - megane 2. mushi - bug 3. bara - rose 4. ahiru - duck 5. kumo - spider 6. kumo - cloud 7. mushiba - cavity 8. suberu - to slide 9. neru, nemuru, toko ni tsuku - to sleep 10. yomu - to read 11. kiru (irregular) - to cut 12. fast - haya...
arts - Thu, 21 Feb 2008 13:02:50

41. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 10

1. fumikiri - crosswalk 2. dekai - enormous, big 3. purin - pudding 4. eki - trainstation 5. hashiru - to run 6. tobu - to fly 7. denki - light(s) 8. kutsu - shoes 9. nugu - to take off (shoes,clothes etc.) 10. densha - train 11. tokkyu^ - special limited express train 12. ku^ - to eat (informal)...
How-To & Education - Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:16:45

42. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 30

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #30 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. yobun - an excess, surplus 2. ishiki o ushinau - lose consciousness 3. gimu - duty 4. gimu o hatasu - to fulfill your duty 5. ishiki - conscious 6. norainu - stray dog 7...
Travel - Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:05:55

43. Everybody Wants Some. . . I need some too! Japanese Grammar Plug and Play Base TE hoshii

Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar #107 JPPGG by Makurasuki Sensei & Brought to you in part by the Japanese Language Learner Assistance League and The San BrettskerinoJapanetic Enthusiasts of America club. International. Let's say that one day, while visiting Japan, you find yourself wanting t...
How-To & Education - Tue, 02 Sep 2008 08:09:28

44. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 24

Japanese Vocabulary #24 15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! 1. unagi - eel 2. shiroi - white 3. yowamushi - wimp, weakling 4. umai* - umm, umm, good, delicious 5. dorodake - muddy 6. insho^ - impression 7. honmono da- the real thing 8. do^yo^ suru - to shake, to tremb...
How-To & Education - Fri, 15 Feb 2008 02:16:43

45. Skunk Bud Is The Best Weed Ever!: The Best Weed Ever

4:20 p.m. 24/7 is the motto of granny Poohnanny. Welcome to our discussion of Skunk bud, the best weed ever!
arts - Fri, 25 Jan 2008 20:14:28

46. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 6

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. iu - to say 2. tasukaru - come in handy, to be helpful 3. niji - rainbow 4. asa - morning 5. yoru - evening 6. o-hiru, hiru - afternoon 7. konnichi wa - good afternoon, hi 8. yoru - to get close 9. jidohanbaiki - automated vending machine * 10...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 05:43:41

47. Internets Top 10 Top 10s

Here is my list gathered with sweat to bring you only the best of the best. The Internets top 10 top 10. I hope you enjoy!
Entertainment - Sun, 20 Jan 2008 17:27:00

48. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 33 News!

A land that has a lot of graywhacke, fugu, tachi shoben guys and washiki toilets for gaijin. Did you get all of that. Oh I forgot to mention that it is very hilly in Japan, there are a lot of onsen naturally springing up and take or bamboo grows wild and the houses are made out of it, so this map...
How-To & Education - Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:15:24

49. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 14

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. shigoto - job 2. hataraku - 3. do^ryoku* (suru)- effort, (to try) 4. omoshiroi - interesting 5. kitai suru - to expect, to look forward to 6. minami - south 7. kita -north 8. nishi - west 9. higashi - east 10. sagasu - to seek, to search, to l...
How-To & Education - Thu, 01 May 2008 10:15:30

50. How to Count in Japanese : Part Quatro - The Final Count Down! News!

Part Quatro: More Japanese Counters continued Japanese counting part 3 The Final Countdown - Part 4 - How to count in Japanese cont. 10 JU 9 KU 8 HACHI 7 SHICHI, NANA 6 - ROKU 5 GO 4 YON, YO^ 3 SAN 2 NI 1 ICHI 0 ZERO, REI, O-MARU, MARU, O-REI --...
How-To & Education - Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:50:35

51. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 9

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. tsumetai - cold 2. samui - cold 3. retsu - line 4. minikui - ugly, hard to look at 5. atarashii - new 6. rippa na - splendid 7. sara - dish 8. nikui - difficult to extendor 9. bai - times counter* 10. mata ne - see you later 11. iie - no 12. i...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:53:09

52. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 20

No time to not be rehearsing your vocabulary. Get in gear and push yourself. Set some vocabularific goals like 15 words every 2 days, which is my best recommendation for an accelerated learning path towards acquisition of Japanese as a second language. Note - this is not for the uncommitted nor t...
Travel - Sun, 24 Feb 2008 06:42:45

53. 2 Million Bucks for sitting on your... in your underwear...No joke!

Play a little mega moolah at one of your favorite online casinos and bamm!!!!!!! You could be the next mega jackpot winner. Right now the jackpot is over 2 million dollars
Entertainment - Wed, 09 Jan 2008 03:25:34

54. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #16

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. usagi - rabbit 2. saru - monkey 3. monku - complaint 4. nodo ga kawaita - thirsty 5. o-nka ga suita - 6. suku - to become empty, to be less full 7. akirameru - to give up 8. suppai - sour 9. amai -sweet 10. buta - pig 11. butaniku - lit. pig's...
How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:58:04

55. Japanese Grammer not Spelling

The following are some Japanese grammar constructs that you can put together that all use the Japanese verb in base II. Base two is like an extension socket and is associated with the vowel i as it is the final letter before connecting it to the rest of the bunpo (grammar). Have fun making your o...
How-To & Education - Tue, 02 Sep 2008 10:27:09

56. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 8

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. atsui - hot 2. suzushii - cold 3. jidohanbaiki -automated vending machine * 4. suteki na -neat, nice 5. furui - old 6. tabako - cigarettes 7. haizara - ashtray 8. hai - ash, ashes 9. hai - lung(s) 10. hai - yes 11. un - yep, un huh 12. keru - ...
How-To & Education - Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:34:25

57. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 11

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. gobo - burdock root 2. ronsha - theorist 3. kiken - caution, warning, dangerous 4. abunai - dangerous 5. taki - waterfall 6. korobu - to tumble, to fall 7. roba - donkey 8. chika - underground 9. chikatetsu - underground railway(subway) 10. sa...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:43:28

58. Have you ever... ?

GhettoGrammar Lesson #100 - Have you ever ... verbed... (before)? The koto ga aru construction will be useful in many different situations where you may want to strike up conversation.Construction you will be able to ask questions like, "Have you ever been to Hokkaido", or "Have you ever "snow-bo...
How-To & Education - Sat, 21 Jun 2008 08:59:29

59. How to say "I gotto homie" rhythmically in Japanese: Ghetto grammar ...

Ghetto grammar supplement #114 Todays ghetto grammar lesson takes us to Kansas, where along with Toto todays language journey will take us and show us how to say a very long, and unfamiliar Japanese bunpo(grammar) construction, 1st presented in my other article here. It only looks long and form...
How-To & Education - Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:34:50

60. Yayoi Ã£ÂÂ®SmileÃ£Â€Â€Ã¦Â—Â¥Ã¦ÂœÂ¬Ã¨ÂªÂžÃ£Â‚Â¸Ã£ÂƒÂ£Ã£ÂƒÂ¼Ã£ÂƒÂŠÃ£ÂƒÂ«Ã¯Â¼ÂˆJapanese JournalÃ¯Â¼Â‰

Yayoi Ã£ÂÂ®SmileÃ£Â€Â€Ã¦Â—Â¥Ã¦ÂœÂ¬Ã¨ÂªÂžÃ£Â‚Â¸Ã£ÂƒÂ£Ã£ÂƒÂ¼Ã£ÂƒÂŠÃ£ÂƒÂ« - Ã¯Â¼ÂˆYayoi's Smile: a Japanese JournalÃ¯Â¼Â‰ Ã¥ÂÂšÃ¥Â¤ÂšÃ¥Â¼ÂÃ¯Â¼ÂšHakata Ben (Hakata Dialect) - lesson #1 Hakata ben lesson #1 *Even in regional dialects such as Hakataben (Ã¥ÂÂšÃ¥Â¤ÂšÃ¥Â¼Â) found in Fukuoka's Hakata ...
How-To & Education - Tue, 20 Nov 2007 15:55:14

61. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 23

15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! 1. yakamashii - noisy 2. omoi - heavy 3. omotai - heavy 4. renraku - to get a hold of, to contact 5. denwa suru - to make a call, to phone 6. mo^ - already 7. dake - only 8. tomodachi - friend 9. hen - weird, strange 10. kega o suru...
How-To & Education - Fri, 21 Mar 2008 10:07:12

62. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 21

Now that you are of age, lets get learning some more Japanese Vocabulary. 3500 words to go. Do your best! Ganbatte ne! 1. nagai - long 2. mijikai - short 3. hone - bone 4. seicho^ suru - to grow 5. arukoru - alcohol 6. biru - building 7. biiru - beer 8. soba - buckwheat noodle 9. shinri - truth ...
DIY & Hobbies - Mon, 11 Feb 2008 20:33:41

63. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 15

Here are another 15 new words for you! Goal: Memorize 15 new Japanese words every 2 days! GO! 1. kumo - cloud(s) 2. makura - pillow 3. tenshi - angel 4. tengoku - heaven 5. jigoku - hell 6. mairu - to come, to visit (honorific) 7. magaru - to bend, curve, wind 8. hidari ni - to the left 9. migi ...
How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:56:27

64. Speed Sight Reading Music Part 1

You've heard of Speed Reading for books, you've seen the blazing superhumans display their speed reading skills on the pages of the Guiness Book of World's Records, you even fancy yourself somewhat of a speed reader... well read on to find out how you can speed sight read music. Using these su...
How-To & Education - Sun, 02 Mar 2008 01:13:58

65. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 7

These are the words 15 new words every 2 days GO! 1. ji^ to miru - stare 2. akai - red 3. akachan - baby 4. akambo - baby 5. kanashii - sad, sorrwful 6. erai - great! ,well done! 7. chi^sai - small, little 8. nan - what 9. nani? - what? 10. meshiagaru - to eat (very polite) 11. ku^ - to eat (imp...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 05:31:26

66. Chemtrails Conspiracy

chemtrails It never seemed funny to me, while growing up in an American suburb how every fall around august or so I would get some sort of flu. This happened like clockwork to me and it affected my work and play so I had to deal with it. But I feel that anything other than water is unneeded in ge...
Health & Medicine - Sat, 16 Feb 2008 01:31:26

67. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 13

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, l...
How-To & Education - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 03:59:28

68. Counting in Japanese - Part Deux

Ok. Now that you can count to 10 in Japanese, it is not a good time to start lounging around leisurely praising yourself for being able to do such a thing! Its fantastic that you can count and you should feel proud of yourself, pat yourself on the back and lets get moving. Precept by Precept, li...
How-To & Education - Sat, 01 Mar 2008 13:29:11

69. The Count of Monte Nippon - A Japanese Vocabulary Builder

So ...You say you can count to 10 in Japanese backwards and forwards quicker than one can bat an eye ...eh? Now what? Fight me Akira Takemitsu! A battle of wills to master the language of the Land of The Rising Sun. Then when we meet at the summit of SL2 mastery, our journeys may by chance lead u...
How-To & Education - Thu, 01 May 2008 10:26:08

70. Japanese Grammar Base TE Oku - To verb for later

Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar or JPPGGÂ© Lesson #101: Verb (base TE) Oku - To verb for later By Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey When translating from Japanese to English, whether text or spoken conversation, there are times when it is quite impossible to extract an exact equivalent or...
How-To & Education - Mon, 11 Feb 2008 15:13:04

71. Why Practice?

WHY? WHY? WHY? HUNH?
Music - Fri, 30 May 2008 00:54:21

72. Real Easy Japanese - How to Keep it Simple

Kantan the Japanese adjective which by itself means easy or simple and the shiyasui simpletons. (Or things which are easy to do simple-folk). In Japanese if you want to express that something is easy to do, use the following contsruction. Verb (Base II) + yasui. Easy to do - suru in base II = sh...
How-To & Education - Sat, 27 Oct 2007 02:05:35

73. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 17

Study, ponder, get quizzed,retain GO! 1. umi - the sea, the ocean 2. tsuki - the moon 3. hata - a flag 4. fune - ship 5. kaze - wind 6. kaze - a cold (to catch a) 7. tsurara - an icicle 8. shio - salt 9. sen - line 10. onsen - hotsprings 11. umu - to give birth 12. ikiru - to live 13. seikatsu s...
How-To & Education - Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:55:08

74. Surveys for Money? 3 Survey Sites Worth Your Time!

#1. recommended http://surveysavvy.com/ #2. recommended http://www.esearch.com/ #3. recommended - http://www.surveyspot.com/ 3 Survey Companies That Keep Sending Me Checks! 3 online survey sites worth your time! Now dont get me wrong, In order to get paid by the survey sites I had to manuall...
Business - Mon, 25 Feb 2008 16:53:57

75. Japanese Plug And Play Ghetto Grammar - To seem about to verb JPPGG #83

To say that someone seems about to verb in Japanese, use the following construction: Verb(base II) So^ desu This one is an easily constructed grammar principle. First we take any verb we like and put it into base II. Hanasu - to speak - Hanasu(base II) = hanashi Ochiru - to fall - Ochiru(base...
How-To & Education - Tue, 01 Apr 2008 01:54:36

76. Its Your Prerogative - Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar 99

This lense will show you how to get someone to do something for you in Japanese. After you get the hang of the following grammar constructions, you can proceed to use any verb you may already know or any verb that you may learn from here on out. How do you do that? Simple, you can make your own s...
How-To & Education - Fri, 14 Mar 2008 13:52:31

77. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 43

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 43 15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! 1. nerau - to target, to set your sights on 2. oka - hill 3. yama - mountain 4. saki ni - first, ahead of 5. ~saki - peninsula 6. shiharau - to pay a fee 7. suteru - to throw away 8. shu^chu^ suru - to...
How-To & Education - Sun, 14 Sep 2008 01:23:55

78. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 37

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster # 37 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. kasu - to lend 2. kariru - to borrow 3. wasureru - to forget 4. kiroku - records, written documents 5. baito - part time job 6. henshin suru - to transform, change look...
How-To & Education - Wed, 11 Jun 2008 13:20:53

79. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 26

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #26 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. toku - to loosen, untie 2. semeru* - to blame (money innocent) 3. fuketsu - unclean 4. seiketsu - clean, sterile 5. isakiyoi -manly 6. tokasu - to melt 7. tansan - carbo...
How-To & Education - Sat, 16 Feb 2008 12:20:29

80. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 27

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #27 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. zoku - genus 2. kari no -temporary 3. kasnshin - interest, concern 4. bakuhatsu - to explode 5. keiken suru - to experience 6. heikin - average 7. kinsei *- symmetry 8. ...
How-To & Education - Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:29:33

81. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 28

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #28 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. o^jiru - to reply 2. ou -drive away, pursue, run after, also to owe, to owe a life debt 3. mitsumori - an estimate 4. mikomi =kanosei - possibility 5. so^to^ na - suitab...
How-To & Education - Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:51:20

82. Quick Japanese Plug and Play Grammar #119 Probably . . . For Sure!

Why Certainly! Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar #119 How to say something is for sure in Japanese Noun CHIGAI NAI I. Noun NI CHIGAI NAI - Noun for sure! To be (noun phrase) without fail ! The Japanese bunpo^ NOUN NI CHIGAI NAI grammar construction is used quite regularly, and in expressio...
Travel - Sun, 27 Jul 2008 09:52:30

83. When You Used to Do it! Ghettogrammar #88

A Brief History of the tradition of the Japanese Genkan. JPPGG© Bunpo #88: Used to ~ verb By Makurasuki Sensei, Brett McCluskey During my first stay in Japan, I used to get embarrassed because my American friends feet would give off the most putrid of odors, and for long distances too. The smel...
How-To & Education - Tue, 29 Jan 2008 03:12:43

84. O-Miai (Oh Me Eye) What kind of Japanese Concoction is that?#%^#@ Pre-Arranged Marriages Yo!

An O-miai is a pre-arranged meeting between two adults who have proclaimed themselves seekers of significant others. These eligible candidates are serious about who they meet and who they will end up spending the rest of their lives with. In ghetto terms it would be those interested in tying the...
People - Wed, 17 Oct 2007 03:21:49

85. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 25

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #25 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Ponder Rinse, Get Quizzed, Repeat Now Blast! 1. boeki - trade 2. teian - suggestion 3. teian suru - to suggest 4. kemushi - caterpillar 5. kitai hazure - let down 6. kigen ga kireru - time limit, expiration date 7. ky...
How-To & Education - Sun, 24 Feb 2008 01:28:52

86. Wish Making in Japanese

When you wish upon a star, do you get what you want? This lens will show you how to form Japanese expressions that indicate what you wish. Learn the grammar construction below to make your own wonderfully unique sentences and then test them out on all your Japanese friends. Ganbatte ne!
DIY & Hobbies - Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:21:29

87. Playing With Japanese Nouns - Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar #112

In this plug and play we will be using nouns as opposed to our use of verbs as is usually done in JPPGG or the Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar. Enjoy
DIY & Hobbies - Mon, 07 Apr 2008 11:12:40

88. Japanese basic verb structures and coach hand bags

Knowing the way verbs can be fashioned to derive more meanings is crucial to your fluency. Dont begin your conquest of the Japanese language without learning basic strategy. Basic strategy says always speak in the most polite level of language that can be afforded. Verbs manipulation is a good co...
How-To & Education - Thu, 17 Jan 2008 06:23:28

89. Japanese - Easier Than You Might Think

Why the learning of the Japanese language has been unfairly labeled as a difficult language, I'll never know. I feel that if you want to learn a language, you should reap the benefits of learning a language. I recommend for you to try the Japanese language. There are plenty of reasons why?, ... b...
arts - Thu, 10 Jul 2008 20:45:09

90. Choosing Just the Right Online Casino - Top 10 Tips

Many factors go into the decision of choosing the right casino. Which casino gets your gambling money is an important decision and should be made only after much study and consideration. After all you don't want to just give your money away. At the very least, a deposit of money to an online casi...
Entertainment - Tue, 01 Apr 2008 03:54:58

91. Japanese Vocbulary Blaster 29

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #29 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. yokei na o-sewa da! - Mind your own business! 2. kibun ga warui - I'm not feeling so hot 3. tsubusu - to crush, mash (potatoes etc.) 4. hatasu - to achieve 5. jikko suru...
How-To & Education - Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:46:46

92. Japanese Vocabulary

Catch the next 50 basic Japanese Vocabulary Japanese word lists in the form of Japanese Vocabulary Blasters. Study, memorize, get quizzed, retain...repeat.
arts - Mon, 01 Sep 2008 21:17:53

93. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 31

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #31 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. kyo^ryu^ - dinoasaur 2. koseibutsugaku - paleontology 3. fukuzatsu - complex, intricate 4. hade - stylish 5. hane - a feather, a wing 6. benjo - a toilet, lavatory 7. by...
How-To & Education - Thu, 01 May 2008 01:20:27

94. Learn a Foreign Language

What if you could speak any language in the world. And what if you could talk with any person you wish to with no confounding of your tongue. Well pick your language today and get to it. You too can learn a foreign language.
How-To & Education - Tue, 02 Sep 2008 10:23:53

95. Japanese Language Survival

If you are planning a trip to Japan or have the need to speak in Japanese now but don't have the time to look up a word or can't seem to get your message across, then try circumlocuting in Japanese. Its all explained right here! How to get around one's inability to speak in the target language by...
How-To & Education - Sun, 16 Dec 2007 07:18:43

96. Japanese Ghetto Grammar #111, Iru and Aru, the twins of Existence

In Japanese, the verb aru is used to signify the existence of something, while the verb iru is used to signify the existence of someone. They shouldnt be used interchangeably, even though their meanings are the same. You would do well to get acquainted with these two Japanese verbs, because they...
How-To & Education - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:08:49

97. Top 10 Rules for Roadies

Top 10 Rules for roadies to live by; Real Time advice for the aspiring roadie. First allow me to explain to you what a roadie is and what a roadie is not. A roadie is a person who accompanies a band to the place where they will be performing music. The place and anything associated with where the...
People - Tue, 11 Mar 2008 02:53:41

98. Japanese Ghetto Grammar #97: verb (base TE) Shimau

Todays lesson: Verb (Base TE) + Shimau. To completely verb (negative connotation) Sanseidos Daily concise Japanese - English Dictionary defines the verb shimau as, to finish completely, or to put an end to. For this plug and play grammar to work, just take any Japanese verb and put it into b...
How-To & Education - Sat, 17 Nov 2007 07:48:04

99. TV on PC - How to watch TV on your PC for free

Is it possible to watch Television on a computer without paying the high prices for cable or satellite TV? Is it possible to watch television programs on the computer like you do on cable TV? Can you really watch TV on your PC? This lens will try to answer such questions and explore options on w...
Movies & TV - Sat, 20 Sep 2008 14:24:34

100. Japanese Lesson - Japanese Words of Proximity News!

Here, There, and Everywhere Japanese Demonstrative Pronoun Notice in the following that Interrogatives (questions) tend toward --> D here proximity --> K there proximity --> S over there proximity --> A Donna ni okii desu? - How Big? Konna ni okii desu! - About this big! Sonna ni okii desu! - ...
How-To & Education - Thu, 02 Oct 2008 23:40:41

101. Japanese Grammar lesson on how to say "You shouldnt have done it!" in Japanese. News!

Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com Ezine Articles JPPGG
How-To & Education - Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:49:51

102. Shall we Dance? How to say "lets" verb in Japanese!

Lets Do Something in Japanese Todays bunpo will show us how to say, "lets verb" in Japanese. Then we can put this construction into question form by adding ka so that we will be able to invite or persuade someone to verb with us by asking, "shall we verb. . . ? Two polite forms of this grammar an...
How-To & Education - Mon, 11 Feb 2008 21:20:35

103. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 42

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 42 15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! 1. daisuki - favorite 2. sensei - teacher 3. narau - to learn 4. oshieru* - to teach, to tell (phone number) 5. kantan - easy, simple 6. raku -relaxed, easy 7. oboeru - to remember, to learn 8. kekkyok...
How-To & Education - Tue, 01 Apr 2008 21:59:42

104. Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar #99

Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar #99 JPPGG #99 Three Ways of Saying "After Verb'ing" in Japanese. There are 3 easy ways to say to "after verb'ing" in Japanese 1. verb (base TE) KARA 2. verb (base TA) ATO DE 3. verb (base TA) NOCHI NI By themselves KARA, ATO DE, NOCHI NI all mean, after si...
How-To & Education - Sun, 18 May 2008 13:16:46

105. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 49

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #49 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Ponder Rinse, Get Quizzed, Repeat Now Blast! 1. kobosu - to spill 2. sosogu - to pour 3. yaku - to bake, toast, roast 4. taku - to cook rice 5. so^jiki - a vacuum cleaner 6. shiboru - to wring, squeeze 7. kyo^mi - an ...
DIY & Hobbies - Wed, 09 Jul 2008 22:31:52

106. Chat Acronyms You Cant Stand

These abbreviated words really pack a wallop! The following are some of the most common but useful acronyms for all your online chatting needs. Use acronyms in your chat to flaunt the flair! Instead of typing the whole enchilada just use the acronym nChiLaDa. As a matter of fact you basically are...
Computers, Gadgets & Tech - Sat, 08 Mar 2008 11:47:39

107. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 48

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #48 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! Blasters 46- 49 Focus on ADVERBS 1. jissai ni - actually 2. omo ni - mostly 3. seishinseii de - sincerely 4. kicho^ na - precious 5. rikoteki - selfish 6. majime de - serio...
How-To & Education - Wed, 09 Jul 2008 22:15:33

108. Bakari - The other Japanese Rum

"BAKARI", by itself, means, just, or only. If we were to say, "Japanese Grammar bakari",we'd be saying, "Only Japanese grammar...?..., that's all, just Japanese Grammar? nothing else? If a noun is followed by the word bakari you can usually translate it as meaning "only noun". Examples of Noun ...
How-To & Education - Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:14:23

109. All Men Are Created Equal

All Men Are Created Equal One of America's founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson(1743-1846)American statesman and third president of the United States (1801-1809) wrote these words in 1776, in The Declaration Of Independence. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, ...
Entertainment - Thu, 21 Feb 2008 06:36:17

110. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 50

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #49 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Ponder Rinse, Get Quizzed, Repeat Now Blast! 1. negau - to plead, to beg, to ask 2. hakugai suru - to persecute 3. tatami - straw mat (flooring) 4. senpuki - fan 5. sentakuki or sentakki -washing machine 6. neji - scr...
How-To & Education - Wed, 09 Jul 2008 23:02:14

111. UT2004

That game is UT2004 or Unreal Tournament 2004. Where else can you still use a blizzard blaster to blow away some enemies after partaking of the weapons locker. The weapons on UT2004 are by now the standard. If not one will follow the other. Not in the slightest. This game makes use of rocket lau...
Video Games - Tue, 12 Feb 2008 01:41:32

112. The Japanese Vowels

How-To & Education - Thu, 29 May 2008 10:37:18

113. Basic Japanese Grammar - Base TE Miru - Lets Have a Look See

Today's Japanese grammar lesson uses the verb miru in its construction. Instructions: 1. Plug in a Japanese verb into the construction 2. Play around with sentences that you can make
DIY & Hobbies - Mon, 07 Jul 2008 21:06:40

114. We love The Empire Strikes Back

I wanted to go to tashi station with my friends and get some power converters but no . . . after freezing my butt off and almost becoming Bantha fodder on the Icy Planet Hoth, I am off to the Dagobah system to meet the Jedi Master Yoda. THE DAGOBAH SYSTEM > > > ? Got some taquitos?
Movies & TV - Tue, 29 Jan 2008 19:40:45

115. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 41

15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! 1. onpu - musical note 2. gakki - instrument 3. utau - to sing 4. kashu^ - singer 5. koto or O-koto - 13 stringed zither 6. shakuhachi - Japanese flute 7. Shamisen - 3 string Japanese banjo 8. shu^chu^ suru - to concentrate 9. shinp...
How-To & Education - Fri, 21 Mar 2008 11:02:32

116. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 35

After this blaster, we will have increased our Japanese vocabulary weapon stock with 35 x 15 words or - 525 Words, that is 1/8 of our goal. Congratulations! Omedeto^ Gozaimasu! 1. nebo^ suru - to oversleep, to sleep in 2. tazuneru - to ask 3. yakudatsu - to be useful 4. tatsu - to pass time 5. o...
Travel - Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:18:05

117. John Travolta

I don't think life would be quite the same without having this man someplace on the Earth. He has been there since the beginning, when life first started back in ott' 76 by being Vinnie Barbarino and a horseshack on the hit T.V. Series back at the dawn of Televisions' "Welcome Back Cotter."
Movies & TV - Mon, 25 Aug 2008 16:17:23

118. Life in a Condominium

If I had ever spent even 1 week just to see how awful life can be to live in a condominium, It is possible that I may not have bought my place. But in particular my Condominium here in San Bernardino, CA. It is called the Edgehill Village, and there are plenty of good things that I could talk abo...
Local - Wed, 11 Jun 2008 13:50:54

119. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 45

1. mondai - problem 2. chie - wisdom 3. bokushi - preacher, minister 4. hiniku - sarcasm 5. tan'i - (a)college credit 6. gizensha - hypocrite 7. kasestsu - hypothesis 8. shinwa - myth, mythology 9. machigai- mistake 10. nado - etc. 11. kotoba - word(s)* (see 1 pt. advice below) 12. language - gen...
How-To & Education - Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:06:40

120. The Head Dressers Ball At The Orange Show Pavilion In 1999: The Greatest Gig Ever

Our band as well as the audience had a blast doing the party portion of the Head Dresser's Ball. Our band never used a horn section, but that night we did and the dance floor stayed packed until the very last song which is proof that it was a successful gig.
arts - Wed, 09 Jul 2008 07:11:30

121. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 38

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #38 15 Words every 2 days. Learn, Memorize, Study, Get quizzed, GO! Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com 1. abunai - dangerous 2. dame - no good 3. jama - bothersome, a bugaloo 4. ganbaru - to do your best 5. mendoukusai - troublesome, tedious 6. butai - the stage ...
How-To & Education - Wed, 23 Jul 2008 20:42:54

122. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 34

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #34 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. ushinau - to lose, be deprived of 2. makeru - to lose a match or game 3. katsu - to win 4. nokoru - to remain (intransitive) 5. oru - to break, snap (in two etc) 6. ansh...
How-To & Education - Wed, 05 Mar 2008 02:50:43

123. I Couldnt Help but . . . JPPGG#89

How-To & Education - Mon, 07 Jan 2008 01:40:30

124. japanese grammar

Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar JPPGG #95 Base TE Miru - To see about verb'ing, verb and see. Putting verbs into base te Bu mu nu - nde U tsu ru - tte Ku - ite Gu - ide Irregular Suru - shite Hanashite miru - I'll try talking to him, (Talk to him and see.) Hanasu - v. to speak (with), ...
How-To & Education - Sun, 18 May 2008 13:57:12

125. Polydactyl Cats

A polydactyl cat is a multi digited paw upon our little furry kitten friends, ie my cats can count up to 24. But it isn't always a for sure digit, or number. Sometimes the polydactyl cats have any number of extra digits when they are born. The trait is usually taken from the mother because as far...
Animals & Nature - Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:35:21

126. How to say "___" in Japanese (Modern Colloquial Approach)

Samu? Samu Samui? or Samurai? Knowing how to say that phrase might not be useful, but try the following list of Japanese phrases and sayings. Learning these phrases will help you build strong Japanese language muscles and help you build a secure foundation from which you can improve your Japanes...
How-To & Education - Sun, 24 Aug 2008 02:04:55

127. Inflatables:Creating Inflatable Ways To Say We Are Open

Publicity Stunt Sets Record Sales. Leaves lasting impressions. Free Publicity in every medium. (For Bosses Only) Good publicity is never bad but with fierce competition promoting your product can get expensive. How to stand out the most from the...
Business - Sun, 06 Jan 2008 04:28:39

128. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 36

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #36 Eat, drink and sleep your vocabulary to death Rinse and Repeat The Promised 15 1. ichirui - 1st base 2. nirui - 2nd base 3. sanrui - 3rd base 4. honrui - home base 5. yakkyu^ - baseball 6. sakkyoku suru - to compose 7. akubi o suru - to yawn 8. nonbiri - quiet, ea...
Travel - Fri, 14 Mar 2008 14:35:10

129. Japanese Demonstrative Pronouns

The demonstrative pronouns indicates nearness or a distance from the speaker. In Japanese a pattern emerges that shows us these same properties. D - questions K - near S - away A - Far Away
How-To & Education - Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:45:00

130. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 40

If you have memorized all 15 words in all 40 lists, you would now be boasting a 40X15 word vocabulary. So how many words is that? Let's see, 40 X 15 = 600 words. Good Job and happy 40th anniversary to the Japanese Vocabulary Blaster here on Squidoo.com - Below are your next 15, don't stop now! 1...
How-To & Education - Sun, 18 May 2008 13:26:15

131. Keigo: The Best Japanese Ever

If you can speak keigo then you can mingle with the Emporer. You will also be considered a polite individual that knows how to show respect to others and in so doing can expect to be treated the same. Keigo is polite Japanese. Keigo is more than just polite language, it is very polite language. I...
arts - Sun, 18 May 2008 12:24:43

132. Squidoo Modules 4 U Module Usage and Compilation Abbridgement

Gobs of modules, low and high modules, left and right, midsection modules, modules that can go up to 11, nagahyde modules. And we are here to give them the test so hang on baby@!
People - Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:41:10

133. Dom Delights of Domain Name Dominion?

What are the best Domain Names ever? Because it is possible to make a hell of a lot of money choosing a domain name isn't childs play. The choosing of a domain name is f
arts - Tue, 27 Nov 2007 03:32:55

134. Japanese Vocabulary Blaster 39

Japanese Vocabulary Blaster #39 15 Words Every 2 Days. Learn, Memorize, Drill Study, Ponder, Get Quizzed, Rinse and Repeat! 1. ibiki o kaku* - to snore 2. sashimi - fresh raw fish/ no rice / small slabs of jewel like raw fish 3. daigaku - college 4. daigakusei - college student 5. chu^i suru - p...
DIY & Hobbies - Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:45:14

135. Evolution of the Principle Forms of Instrumental Music in the 17th Century

In the renaissance, building from the previous generations of music and continuing in their paths to give each of the parts of music a more individualistic personality. That is to say, that each part of the four parts in the range of the vocal resulting in polyphony in contrast to the more homoph...
Music - Fri, 30 May 2008 00:30:04

136. Japponics

There are a lot of words in modern Japanese that were borrowed from the English language particularly those who sound exactly the same as , that one could say that you could get by in your daily communications to get you through the day. Below is a list of some words that can be both forward tran...
Travel - Sat, 03 May 2008 16:27:04

137. After you did what. . . ? Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar 109

There are actually 3 ways to say after verb'ing in Japanese. The explanation follows below good luck, and don't forget to take use the vocabulary found on the Japanese vocabulary index page and plug them into the Grammar Constructions, and don't forget, you can use the word to pass gas when nobod...
How-To & Education - Thu, 01 May 2008 00:24:45

138. Dont you think you ought to . . . ? JPPGG 103 News!

If you want to start communicating in Japanese quickly, JPPGG or Japanese Plug and Play Ghetto Grammar is the quickest way to be able to start speaking right away. This isn't a language course you can use to read or write in Japanese, this is strictly for beginning to speak in Japanese quickly. Y...
How-To & Education - Wed, 02 Apr 2008 05:07:45

139. Chelada

The new Chelada by Budweiser and Clamato is a delicious combination of Budweiser beer and Clamato, clam and tomato juice, blended so perfectly delicious, it will leave your mouth watering, and leaves you begging for more. Con Sal y Limon La Combinacion Perfecta
Food & Cooking - Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:13:36

140. Doris Paxton: The Best Doris Ever

If you knew her then you wouldn't have to ask why she is the best Doris ever.
arts - Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:19:27

141. Kotowaza 2

To say, "To kill 2 birds with one stone" in Japanese, use the phrase Isseki Nicho Continue reading below for some interesting facts about using kotowaza.
How-To & Education - Wed, 11 Jun 2008 03:33:46

142. The Best Candice Ever Is Right Here!: The Best Candice Ever

Candice is the best because she is nice and friendly, and very positive generally.
arts - Tue, 27 May 2008 20:46:11

143. The Sneakiest Stunt I Ever Done Did

This is a story that happened in the 80's in Southern California in my bedroom on Hill Drive. It is about the time my friend, Chris, came over my house to stay the night. That is a normal thing to do when we were younger. I could go to my friends house to stay the night, eat the processed cheese,...
arts - Sat, 10 May 2008 12:29:48

144. 11 sure fire signs that your significant other is cheating on you!

Do you have a lurking suspicion that your significant other may be cheating on you? You know, those strange impressions and feelings you get lately that he/she may be messing around sexually or otherwise and you want to find out why, who, where and why again? After the clues of their deceit come ...
People - Mon, 05 May 2008 12:18:57

145. Why would you want to homeschool your child?

Why would you want to homeschool your child? Schools are perfect in every way, why would you want to homeschool your child. Not only are they missing out on social development but they are missing out on a real education. It is now against the law in California anyway. Put up your dukes and lets ...
News & Politics - Sat, 08 Mar 2008 12:24:40

146. 2 words guaranteed to . . .

For a native Japanese person to pronounce in English. It is quite amusing to see the Japanese attempt to say the two words 1. SQUIRREL or 2. WORLD If you find a Japanese person that can successfully pronounce either of those words then pat them on the back and say, "WOW." Because they deserve...
Entertainment - Thu, 21 Feb 2008 11:37:07

147. Stephen

The first guy to die for Christ was Stephen and I admire him because even when others decided that he wasnt' cool anymore he decided to stay strong in his faith, and he was very much awarded accordingly. I mean it isn't everyday that people are looking into the heavens as they open up and . . . w...
People - Fri, 08 Feb 2008 08:26:08

148. All My Friends Are Named Dave, There Are 13 Of Them In All But There Is Probably More: The Best ...

The Dave I think may take the cake for being the best however comes from Old Testament times when in fact he was king of the Israelites.
arts - Sun, 25 Nov 2007 01:44:45

149. Laura Paxton: The Best Laura Ever

Laura really rocks your socks off! Talented in so many ways, words alone couldn't possibly describe her multiple talents. Master poetess,artist, and musician. Makes for the best of company anytime throughout the year!
arts - Mon, 19 Nov 2007 01:16:30

150. Brett Mccluskey

Brett McCluskey has been involved in music since his first recital at age 6. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education at the California State University of San Bernardino in 2005. He has vast experience in Musical theatre beginning in 1994 where he was involved in Junior Univers...
People - Sun, 09 Sep 2007 13:22:29

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