Writing a name on a Japanese form
Identify surname, given name and reading fields before filling in a Japanese form. Read examples and try the explained exercises.
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Identify surname, given name and reading fields before filling in a Japanese form. Read examples and try the explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a short, polite message with a greeting and a clear next step. Read examples and try the explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange a meeting in Japanese by stating the day, time and exact place, then check the details with short examples and exercises.
Read and practiseIntroduce yourself in Japanese with your name, where you live or come from and an interest, using a polite opening and closing.
Read and practiseThank someone in Japanese for a gift or a shared occasion, add a personal feeling and close with a suitable next step.
Read and practiseMake a practical Japanese shopping list with item names and quantities, and learn how to check what you already have.
Read and practiseWrite a beginner Japanese diary entry with the day, a few completed activities and a simple feeling about what happened.
Read and practiseType a short Japanese message with a Japanese IME, including small kana and the correct spelling of common greetings.
Read and practiseTell someone in Japanese that you are running late, give a realistic estimate and offer an update about your arrival.
Read and practiseInvite a friend in Japanese with a proposed activity, time and place, while leaving room for them to decline.
Read and practiseAccept or decline an invitation in a polite Japanese message, thank the sender and make your availability clear.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese rescheduling request that identifies the original appointment and proposes a new time.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese delivery message with a time, a suitable drop-off place and an alternative if needed.
Read and practiseTell a teacher in polite Japanese that you will miss class, give an appropriate reason and ask about missed work.
Read and practiseAsk for clarification in a polite Japanese message by identifying the unclear detail and checking your understanding.
Read and practiseWrite a Japanese notice about a lost item with its location, appearance and a safe way for someone to report it.
Read and practiseCompose a short Japanese email with a clear subject, greeting, self-introduction, specific question and polite closing.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese email to a teacher: address the recipient, introduce yourself, state your question and close appropriately.
Read and practiseWrite a short Japanese postcard from a trip with a greeting, a place, a past experience and a personal impression.
Read and practiseWrite a Japanese weekend diary with past events, a reason, a selection of activities and a final feeling.
Read and practiseWrite a simple Japanese salad recipe with ingredient quantities, ordered steps and polite instructions for the cook.
Read and practiseWrite a short Japanese personal profile with your background, current activities and interests, using a consistent polite style.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese note to a neighbour announcing a move, its time and possible noise, with an apology and signature.
Read and practiseLearn to complete a Japanese address form with a postal code, prefecture, municipality and building details, then check your entries.
Read and practiseLearn to choose kanji candidates in a Japanese IME by checking meaning and context before you commit your message.
Read and practiseLearn to punctuate a Japanese message with ใ and ใ, frame quoted words with ใ ใ, and check a polite question.
Read and practiseChoose casual or polite Japanese for a message, adjust endings and requests, and check the tone for your recipient.
Read and practiseLearn to request an appointment in a polite Japanese email, propose specific times and ask the recipient to confirm their availability.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese complaint about a damaged delivery, explain the facts and request an exchange clearly.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese apology email that acknowledges a delayed document, offers a remedy and explains how to prevent a repeat.
Read and practiseWrite a polite Japanese email that checks meeting details and asks for a written reply by a clear deadline.
Read and practiseSummarize a meeting in Japanese, separating decisions and open questions from actions with an owner and deadline.
Read and practiseWrite a clear Japanese event announcement with the date, venue, fee and registration deadline, and invite readers politely.
Read and practiseCompose a polite Japanese job application email with a clear subject, relevant experience and an attachment request.
Read and practiseWrite a concise Japanese motivation statement that connects your reason for applying, experience and intended contribution.
Read and practiseBuild a Japanese opinion paragraph with a clear claim, a reason, a concrete example and a qualified conclusion.
Read and practiseWrite a balanced Japanese message comparing two meeting places, explaining a trade-off and recommending one with a reason.
Read and practiseWrite a clear Japanese message about a faulty appliance, explain what you tried, and ask politely for help.
Read and practiseWrite a clear sequence of Japanese instructions using order words, prerequisites and a final check before sending a file.
Read and practiseDescribe a chart in Japanese using figures, changes over time and comparisons, while keeping observations separate from explanations.
Read and practiseRevise a meeting request for a teacher in Japanese while keeping its purpose and details clear and choosing a suitable register.
Read and practiseLearn to connect Japanese paragraphs with addition, contrast, cause and a practical proposal in a short library-hours text.
Read and practiseWrite a formal Japanese request for documents, with a clear deadline, a courteous opening and a tactful closing.
Read and practiseLearn to write a structured Japanese proposal with a clear problem, evidence, practical trial, evaluation and request for feedback.
Read and practiseWrite a concise Japanese report that presents survey findings, acknowledges a limitation and proposes a cautious next step.
Read and practiseWrite a courteous Japanese response to a delivery complaint, with an apology, a status check and a clear follow-up time.
Read and practiseLearn to confirm decisions, assign next steps and request corrections in a polite Japanese follow-up email after a meeting.
Read and practiseBuild a Japanese argument about library hours: state a position, acknowledge a cost concern and answer it with a limited trial.
Read and practiseLearn to address a formal envelope in Japan, choose the right honorific and check the sender details before posting.
Read and practiseBuild a detailed Japanese application statement that connects your motivation, relevant experience and intended contribution.
Read and practiseLearn to summarise a Japanese editorial by identifying its claim, supporting reason, concession and proposed action without adding your own view.
Read and practiseLearn to write a concise Japanese research abstract that states its purpose, method, findings and limits without overstating the evidence.
Read and practiseRevise a Japanese message for a formal audience by choosing respectful requests, precise wording and consistent polite endings.
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