Today we touch on the first little things that you will put on your Japanese Resume. How to make it work and some other little tips that should help you. If you would like to learn more about Japanese and also how to speak the language please check out my website.

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Part two of the resume. The letter of recommendation. While this is nice to have in the states other countries, in Japan, you really need to get on this thing.

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The Japanese resume is a three-part ordeal. Today we talk about the first part. The fancy thing called a Pr. This is a great tool to let people get to know more about who you are. I think you will really enjoy this very informative episode.

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That's right Manga Seitous. We are talking about writing your Japanese resume this week. This episode I give a little intro on how to create, prepare and write a resume in 100% Japanese. This is something that I know alot of people have struggled with, and I have made alot of Japanese resumes in my short Japanese carrier thus far for which I am going to help you build yours. Plus teach you the grammar you need to know in order to do it correctly.

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This was inspired by a comment by an amazing comment I got on Instagram. This episode is dedicated to breaking through that gap between intermediate and advanced, or beginner and intermediate. This may be one of the best episodes I have put out in a long time. Please share it when those that are trying to break through that gap and taking their Nihongo to the next level.

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Professional Boy Scout, Translator, Interpreter, and master beard grower, Ben Everett is one of my favorite people. He seems to be the guy that things just happen around. Plus he is a great storyteller. Ben has been back and forth to Japan and running into odd and funny situation that always seem to push his speaking and learning ability. He is my Senpai and a great language learner.

If you want to learn more about Ben make sure to look him up on the internet and connect with him. He is a killer fun guy, and if you catch him between adventures you are always in for a good time.

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Day periods vs. Days of the month. This is often a place where intermediate learners can often get confused. Today I talk about tips that can help you identify which one it is, and expose the two major counting systems in Japanese to also clarify this somewhat fuzzy point.

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Today we take things a little more formal, grammatically that is. Today we talk about ways to express day by raising your diction. We have also been working on things to make our video quality better. Tell us what you think and make sure to connect with us everywhere.

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Today we discuss what may be the most common Japanese Prefixes in Japanese. Mai, which means 'every' is used with time and days to express every day etc. Make sure to check out our website for more information at Manga-Sensei.com or for more grammar points go to: DiscoverNihongo.com.

Days of the week, done. Today, it is time periods that are built into the Japanese language. If you would like to see this episode with your own eyes instead of your ears jump over and find us on Youtube.

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