Choosing kanji with a Japanese IME
Learn to choose kanji candidates in a Japanese IME by checking meaning and context before you commit your message.
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Learn 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.
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