Why Should You Learn Japanese Language?

By Author: Tony Hsieh
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Today Japanese is one of the widely spoken language in the World, used by approx 150 million people. You can still visit Japan without knowing a word of Japani or even English but it will be an added advantage if you know this language. I visited Japan quite a number of times but still did not managed to learn its basic words. I learned a few words only after the third trip. Some of the basic words that anyone should know while visiting are how to say "thank you" or “good morning”. I read some articles on learning its words and sentence structure but hard to get without knowing its basics.

Surely this article will anger those who have studied for years the Japani and English, but this article is for all those who are worried about going to Japan without knowing the language, and so I want to invite them to leave without thinking too much. Knowing languages can be important, but if you do not know I think it is better to take the plunge and go to Japan rather than staying at home wishing he had studied languages.

I do not know why but the Italians think that the Japanese know all English. Nothing could be further ...
... from the truth. Few speak it, who has studied in general then do not talk much. Knowing a few words of English in Japan is useful because some of the words used in English, a bit 'as in Italian. If you want to study Japani I recommend you do for your own personal culture, to work as interpreters / translators or work in Japan, in order to learn it as it goes, but if you go to Japan on vacation save time and let go of the Japanese.

Meet with the Japanese whenever you go out on vacation and exchange a few words like hello and thank you with them. I'd look Japanese who speak English (if you speak at least a little) or Italian. There are plenty of people who study Italian and some speak it so well. You will find many resources online that will help you in learning some of its basic and advanced words and phrases. I recommend you to see a little before leaving to find some hook. Communicate with a Japanese in Japani requires a lot of commitment to study and unless you have an IQ of 160 you study enough before he could say something, but it is so with all languages. If you happen to go out with a Japani who does not know English and even Italian, you try it anyway and mingle making you understand, you will see that sooner or later will begin to be fun.

Learn to speak Japanese (both good and bad words) with online resources with audio files of Japanese999. Listen to how each Japanese word is pronounced.