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Takashi's Japanese Dictionary

A blog for learning Japanese that introduces Japanese slang words and Idioms!

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WELCOME (ようこそ)!

Welcome to Takashi’s Japanese Dictionary (Takashionary)! This website, run by a
Japanese native speaker Takashi, introduces intriguing, quirky and useful
Japanese expressions (e.g. idioms, slang words) that are usually not covered by
textbooks or language classes. If you want to astonish your Japanese friends
using advanced Japanese words, or simply love to learn quirky aspects of
language, this is the website for you.

Follow my social media accounts @takashionary (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) to
keep yourself posted! I’m most active on Twitter at the moment (it has +5k
followers), and you can check my latest tweets here (even without having a
Twitter account).

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 * Meaning of 卍 (manji) and マジ卍 (Maji manji) in Japanese
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 * 9 Essential Kansai Dialect (Kansai-ben) Words and Phrases
 * 凸, 凹, 〆, 卍: Meaning of Weird and Funny Japanese Kanji
 * Meaning and Difference of ガチ (gachi) and マジ (maji) in Japanese
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 * List of Similar and Confusing Kanji With Different Meanings
 * Japanese Slang 賢者タイム (Kenja Time): Meaning & Example Sentences
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 * Essential Grammar in Kansai Dialect (関西弁, Kansai ben)
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 * Meaning and Difference of ガチ (gachi) and マジ (maji) in Japanese
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IDIOM

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GRAMMAR

 * Slang Meaning of 全然 (Zenzen) Without ない (Nai)
 * Essential Grammar in Kansai Dialect (関西弁, Kansai ben)
 * Ageru, Kureru, and Morau: Meaning, Grammar and Difference

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