RomajiMeaningginkoubankguraiaboutguramugramgetsuyoubiMondaygenkanentranceway, entry hallgenkihealthy, robust, energy, vitalitykochild, counter for unitsgofive, languagegolanguagegogoafternoon, pm goshujinhusbandgozenmorning, a.m.The post JLPT Vocabulary Cram 2: Learn Japanese &amp; Study JLPT Vocab appeared first on talkingflashcards.

RomajiMeaning ginkou bank gurai about guramu gram getsuyoubi Monday genkan entranceway, entry hall genki healthy, robust, energy, vitality ko child, counter for units go five, language go language gogo afternoon, pm goshujin husband gozen morning, a.m. The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/09/03/jlpt-vocabulary-cram-2-learn-japanese-study-jlpt-vocab/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JLPT Vocabulary Cram 2: Learn Japanese &amp; Study JLPT Vocab</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

JLPT Vocabulary Cram 2: Learn Japanese & Study JLPT Vocab

RomajiMeaninggakkouschoolgawaside, partgitaaguitargyuunikubeefgyuunyuumilkyuuhanevening mealyuubinkyokupost officeyuubelast nightyuumeifamous, fameyukisnowyukuto goyukkurislowlyThe post JLPT Vocabulary Cram 1: Learn Japanese &amp; Study JLPT Vocab appeared first on talkingflashcards.

RomajiMeaning gakkou school gawa side, part gitaa guitar gyuuniku beef gyuunyuu milk yuuhan evening meal yuubinkyoku post office yuube last night yuumei famous, fame yuki snow yuku to go yukkuri slowly The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/09/03/jlpt-vocabulary-cram-lesson-1-learn-japanese-study-jlpt-vocab-words/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JLPT Vocabulary Cram 1: Learn Japanese &amp; Study JLPT Vocab</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

JLPT Vocabulary Cram 1: Learn Japanese & Study JLPT Vocab

NumbersRomaji10000ichiman11000ichiman-issen20000niman30000sanman40000yonman50000goman60000rokuman70000nanaman80000hachiman90000kyuuman100000juuman1 millionhyakumanThe post Counting in Japanese – Learn Japanese Numbers: 10,000-100,000 Plus 1 Million! appeared first on talkingflashcards.

Numbers Romaji 10000 ichiman 11000 ichiman-issen 20000 niman 30000 sanman 40000 yonman 50000 goman 60000 rokuman 70000 nanaman 80000 hachiman 90000 kyuuman 100000 juuman 1 million hyakuman The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/09/01/counting-in-japanese-learn-japanese-numbers-10000-100000-plus-1-million/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Counting in Japanese – Learn Japanese Numbers: 10,000-100,000 Plus 1 Million!</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

Counting in Japanese – Learn Japanese Numbers: 10,000-100,000 Plus 1 Million!

NumbersRomaji1000sen OR issen2000nisen3000sanzen4000yonsen5000gosen6000rokusen7000nanasen8000hassen9000kyuusenThe post Counting 1000-9000 appeared first on talkingflashcards.

Numbers Romaji 1000 sen OR issen 2000 nisen 3000 sanzen 4000 yonsen 5000 gosen 6000 rokusen 7000 nanasen 8000 hassen 9000 kyuusen The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/08/09/counting-1000-9000/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Counting 1000-9000</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

Counting 1000-9000

Learn to count from 100-900 in Japanese! TalkingFlashcards.comNumbersRomaji100hyaku201nihyaku-ichi302sanbyaku-ni410yonhyaku-juu521gohyaku-ni-juu-ichi632roppyaku-san-juu700nanahyaku800happyaku900kyuuhyakuThe post Counting 100-900 appeared first on talkingflashcards.

Learn to count from 100-900 in Japanese! <a href="http://www.TalkingFlashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TalkingFlashcards.com</a>Numbers Romaji 100 hyaku 201 nihyaku-ichi 302 sanbyaku-ni 410 yonhyaku-juu 521 gohyaku-ni-juu-ichi 632 roppyaku-san-juu 700 nanahyaku 800 happyaku 900 kyuuhyaku The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/08/03/counting-100-900/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Counting 100-900</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

Counting 100-900

Counting 11 - 97After you have learned to count to 10 in Japanese, there is a pattern that emerges as you learn higher numbers. This Podcast illustrates these patterns to easily teach you to count double-digit numbers in Japanese!		NumbersRomaji11juu-ichi12juu-ni13juu-san14juu-yon15juu-go20ni-juu31san-juu-ichi42yon-juu-ni53go-juu-san64roku-juu-yon75nana-juu-go86hachi-juu-roku97kyuu-juu-nanaThe post Counting 11 – 97 appeared first on talkingflashcards.

<h3>Counting 11 - 97</h3>After you have learned to count to 10 in Japanese, there is a pattern that emerges as you learn higher numbers. This Podcast illustrates these patterns to easily teach you to count double-digit numbers in Japanese!		 Numbers Romaji 11 juu-ichi 12 juu-ni 13 juu-san 14 juu-yon 15 juu-go 20 ni-juu 31 san-juu-ichi 42 yon-juu-ni 53 go-juu-san 64 roku-juu-yon 75 nana-juu-go 86 hachi-juu-roku 97 kyuu-juu-nana The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/07/27/counting-11-97/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Counting 11 – 97</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

Counting 11 – 97

MONTHS OF THE YEAR		JanuaryichigatsuFebruarynigatsuMarchsangatsuAprilshigatsuMaygogatsuJunerokugatsuJulyshichigatsuAugusthachigatsuSeptkugatsuOctjuugatsuNov juuichigatsuDecjuunigatsuThe post MONTHS OF THE YEAR appeared first on talkingflashcards.

<h3>MONTHS OF THE YEAR</h3>		 January ichigatsu February nigatsu March sangatsu April shigatsu May gogatsu June rokugatsu July shichigatsu August hachigatsu Sept kugatsu Oct juugatsu Nov juuichigatsu Dec juunigatsu The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/07/20/months-of-the-year/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MONTHS OF THE YEAR</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

MONTHS OF THE YEAR

KUSHIYAKI		Foods &amp; Dining 2: Yakitorigrilled chicken skewersyakitorichicken white meat skewertorinikuchicken breast skeweryotsumi chicken thigh skewersmomochicken meat &amp; scallionnegimachicken meatballtsukune chicken wingstebasakichicken heartshatsu or kokorochicken liverrebaachicken gizzardzuri or sunagimochicken cartilagenankotsuchicken intestinessirochicken tailbonjirichicken skinskawaFoods &amp; Dining 3: Kushiyakigrilled meat or vegetable skewerkushiyakipork bellybutabarabeef tonguegyuutanthick tofuatsuagegreen pepperpiimanginko nutsginnanmushrooms wrapped in porkenoki makiasparagus wrapped in baconasuparabeekonThe post KUSHIYAKI appeared first on talkingflashcards.

<h3>KUSHIYAKI</h3>		 Foods &amp; Dining 2: Yakitori grilled chicken skewers yakitori chicken white meat skewer toriniku chicken breast skewer yotsumi chicken thigh skewers momo chicken meat &amp; scallion negima chicken meatball tsukune chicken wings tebasaki chicken hearts hatsu or kokoro chicken liver rebaa chicken gizzard zuri or sunagimo chicken cartilage nankotsu chicken intestines siro chicken tail bonjiri chicken skins kawa Foods &amp; Dining 3: Kushiyaki grilled meat or vegetable skewer kushiyaki pork belly butabara beef tongue gyuutan thick tofu atsuage green pepper piiman ginko nuts ginnan mushrooms wrapped in pork enoki maki asparagus wrapped in bacon asuparabeekon The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/07/20/kushiyaki/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">KUSHIYAKI</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

KUSHIYAKI

Yakitori &amp; KushiyakiYakitori &amp; Kushiyaki are grilled skewers, often of chicken, other meats, or vegetables.  Yakitori &amp; Kushiyaki are highly-popular dining options in Japan with many varieties to choose from.  Listen and learn to discover all of the variations of Yakitori &amp; Kushiyaki of these delicious Japanese delicacies because these are a must-try for any tourist visiting Japan.  Learn the meaning of all of these varieties so that you can order exactly what you like!YAKITORI		Foods &amp; Dining 2: Yakitorigrilled chicken skewersyakitorichicken white meat skewertorinikuchicken breast skeweryotsumi chicken thigh skewersmomochicken meat &amp; scallionnegimachicken meatballtsukune chicken wingstebasakichicken heartshatsu or kokorochicken liverrebaachicken gizzardzuri or sunagimochicken cartilagenankotsuchicken intestinessirochicken tailbonjirichicken skinskawaFoods &amp; Dining 3: Kushiyakigrilled meat or vegetable skewerkushiyakipork bellybutabarabeef tonguegyuutanthick tofuatsuagegreen pepperpiimanginko nutsginnanmushrooms wrapped in porkenoki makiasparagus wrapped in baconasuparabeekonThe post YAKITORI appeared first on talkingflashcards.

Yakitori &amp; KushiyakiYakitori &amp; Kushiyaki are grilled skewers, often of chicken, other meats, or vegetables.  Yakitori &amp; Kushiyaki are highly-popular dining options in Japan with many varieties to choose from.  Listen and learn to discover all of the variations of Yakitori &amp; Kushiyaki of these delicious Japanese delicacies because these are a must-try for any tourist visiting Japan.  Learn the meaning of all of these varieties so that you can order exactly what you like!<h3>YAKITORI</h3>		 Foods &amp; Dining 2: Yakitori grilled chicken skewers yakitori chicken white meat skewer toriniku chicken breast skewer yotsumi chicken thigh skewers momo chicken meat &amp; scallion negima chicken meatball tsukune chicken wings tebasaki chicken hearts hatsu or kokoro chicken liver rebaa chicken gizzard zuri or sunagimo chicken cartilage nankotsu chicken intestines siro chicken tail bonjiri chicken skins kawa Foods &amp; Dining 3: Kushiyaki grilled meat or vegetable skewer kushiyaki pork belly butabara beef tongue gyuutan thick tofu atsuage green pepper piiman ginko nuts ginnan mushrooms wrapped in pork enoki maki asparagus wrapped in bacon asuparabeekon The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/07/20/yakitori/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YAKITORI</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

YAKITORI

FISH &amp; MEATLearn to order your meal in Japanese! This video teaches you common meats and fish and how to say them in Japanese. This lesson is perfect for the tourist dining in Japan! TalkingFlashcards.comMEALS NAMES		Foods &amp; Dining 1: Fish &amp; MeatFishsakanaMeatnikuSalmonsakeLobsterebishrimp/prawnkurumaebiCrabkaniChickentori-nikuChicken Wingstebasaki LambyounikuPorkbuta-nikuBeefgyuu-nikuLiverrebaaTonguegyuutanSausagesooseejiBaconbeekonThe post FISH &amp; MEAT appeared first on talkingflashcards.

<h3>FISH &amp; MEAT</h3>Learn to order your meal in Japanese! This video teaches you common meats and fish and how to say them in Japanese. This lesson is perfect for the tourist dining in Japan! <a href="http://TalkingFlashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TalkingFlashcards.com</a><h3>MEALS NAMES</h3>		 Foods &amp; Dining 1: Fish &amp; Meat Fish sakana Meat niku Salmon sake Lobster ebi shrimp/prawn kurumaebi Crab kani Chicken tori-niku Chicken Wings tebasaki Lamb youniku Pork buta-niku Beef gyuu-niku Liver rebaa Tongue gyuutan Sausage sooseeji Bacon beekon The post <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com/2016/07/20/fish-meat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FISH &amp; MEAT</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkingflashcards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkingflashcards</a>.

FISH & MEAT

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I really wish someone wouldn’t just go and rate this one star. This is to help beginners and the like who want to go all out and listen while multitasking. -shrugs- the last one was great, would love to have some more flash cards with that hyped beat. It worked for me so thank you :)

Not bad

A quick google search of each subject would have been better than this.

I could have learned more from google translate

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