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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 hours ago

#Language is spoken, not tapped.
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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 hours ago

#Language is spoken, not tapped.
$55/hr private, under $20/hr small group, great teachers, #free resources. #Chinese #English #ESL #French #German #Italian #Japanese #Korean #Portuguese #Russian #Spanish #Swahili #LanguageLearning #languages
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Affordable, effective, and enjoyable online language tutoring, one-on-one lessons, small group classes, and free self study materials. Image of two women sitting on a bench speaking.
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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

頭痛がします。 Zutsuu ga shimasu. I have a headache. #Japanese for being sick. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseVocabulary #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanse-vocabulary-for-illness/

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Japanese Vocabulary for Illness

Learn essential Japanese vocabulary for illness and feeling sick, from coughs and congestion to headaches, fevers, and more.
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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

頭痛がします。 Zutsuu ga shimasu. I have a headache. #Japanese for being sick. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseVocabulary #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanse-vocabulary-for-illness/

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Japanese Vocabulary for Illness

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

このコートは十分暖かくないです。 Kono kooto wa juubun atatakaku nai desu. This coat isn’t heavy enough! #Japanese for #winter #LearnJapanese #languages. Visit us to #learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/winter-in-japanese/

Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
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Winter in Japanese

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

このコートは十分暖かくないです。 Kono kooto wa juubun atatakaku nai desu. This coat isn’t heavy enough! #Japanese for #winter #LearnJapanese #languages. Visit us to #learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/winter-in-japanese/

Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
Japanese vocabulary for winter clothes, image of a person bundled up in a heavy coat
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Winter in Japanese

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@trurl@mastodon.sdf.org  ·  activity timestamp 9 hours ago

While eavesdropping on Japanese language study material that someone else in the household is playing, I keep hearing word-initial [ts] (or something similar, but definitely an affricate) instead of word-initial [s] (which I have been assured is the correct pronunciation).

Is there a process in Japanese which causes word-initial [s] to resemble [ts] after a glottal stop at a word boundary, before a voiceless vowel, or in some other environment?

#phonology #linguistics #japanese

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@trurl@mastodon.sdf.org  ·  activity timestamp 9 hours ago

While eavesdropping on Japanese language study material that someone else in the household is playing, I keep hearing word-initial [ts] (or something similar, but definitely an affricate) instead of word-initial [s] (which I have been assured is the correct pronunciation).

Is there a process in Japanese which causes word-initial [s] to resemble [ts] after a glottal stop at a word boundary, before a voiceless vowel, or in some other environment?

#phonology #linguistics #japanese

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

両替をしなければいけません。 Ryougae o shinakereba ikemasen. I need to exchange money. #Japanese #travel phrases. #LearnJapanese. Visit the #Language Garage to learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanese-travel-phrases/

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Japanese Travel Phrases

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

両替をしなければいけません。 Ryougae o shinakereba ikemasen. I need to exchange money. #Japanese #travel phrases. #LearnJapanese. Visit the #Language Garage to learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanese-travel-phrases/

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Japanese Travel Phrases

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 22 hours ago

雪合戦をしましょう! Yukigassen o shimashou! Let’s have a snowball fight! #Japanese for #winter #LearnJapanese #languages. Visit us to #learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/winter-in-japanese/

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Winter in Japanese

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 22 hours ago

雪合戦をしましょう! Yukigassen o shimashou! Let’s have a snowball fight! #Japanese for #winter #LearnJapanese #languages. Visit us to #learn more. https://thelanguagegarage.com/winter-in-japanese/

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Winter in Japanese

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

鼻がつまっています。 Hana ga tsumatte imasu. I have congestion/a stuffed nose. #Japanese for being sick. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseVocabulary #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanse-vocabulary-for-illness/

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Japanese Vocabulary for Illness

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@Language_Garage@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

鼻がつまっています。 Hana ga tsumatte imasu. I have congestion/a stuffed nose. #Japanese for being sick. #LearnJapanese #JapaneseVocabulary #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/japanse-vocabulary-for-illness/

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Japanese Vocabulary for Illness

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@Japan@channels.im  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not overtourism, but how visitors are spread acros…
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https://www.alojapan.com/1449383/jtb-ceo-says-japans-tourism-problem-is-distribution-not-overtourism/

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JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not
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@Japan@channels.im  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not overtourism, but how visitors are spread acros…
#Japan #JP #JapanNews #artificialintelligence #asiamonthly #chinaoutbound #Japanese #Japanesenews #news #overtourism #skiftexclusive
https://www.alojapan.com/1449383/jtb-ceo-says-japans-tourism-problem-is-distribution-not-overtourism/

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JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

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@alojapan@channels.im  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

https://www.alojapan.com/1449383/jtb-ceo-says-japans-tourism-problem-is-distribution-not-overtourism/ JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism #ArtificialIntelligence #AsiaMonthly #ChinaOutbound #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #overtourism #SkiftExclusive As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not overtourism, but how visitors are spread across the country. Speaking to Skift, JTB Corp. President

JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
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JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not
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https://www.alojapan.com/1449383/jtb-ceo-says-japans-tourism-problem-is-distribution-not-overtourism/ JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism #ArtificialIntelligence #AsiaMonthly #ChinaOutbound #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #news #overtourism #SkiftExclusive As Japan continues to post record inbound tourism numbers, the country’s largest travel company says the real challenge facing the industry is not overtourism, but how visitors are spread across the country. Speaking to Skift, JTB Corp. President

JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism
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JTB CEO Says Japan’s Tourism Problem Is Distribution, Not Overtourism

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@EdvdElsken@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Mensen op straat voor de ingang van de metro, Ed van der Elsken, in or after c. 1980 - 1990

#EdvanderElsken #Japanese #Japan #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-F-2019-299-29-8

The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent.

On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles.

The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences.

The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across  [...]
The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent. On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles. The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences. The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across [...]
The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent. On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles. The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences. The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across [...]
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@EdvdElsken@mastodon.ozioso.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Mensen op straat voor de ingang van de metro, Ed van der Elsken, in or after c. 1980 - 1990

#EdvanderElsken #Japanese #Japan #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-F-2019-299-29-8

The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent.

On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles.

The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences.

The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across  [...]
The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent. On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles. The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences. The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across [...]
The image is a black and white double-page spread from what appears to be a photojournalistic book. On the left side, there's an urban street scene with pedestrians walking along a sidewalk lined with bicycles parked against a wall or barrier on the right edge of the frame. Various signs in Japanese script are visible above storefronts, suggesting this could be taken in Japan during a time when such characters were prominent. On the right page, we see what looks like inside a subway station entrance; people queue up at ticket machines and walk towards the exits labeled "出口" (exit). Overhead is an elaborate map indicating directions to various lines. The lighting suggests it's indoors with artificial illumination from overhead lamps casting shadows on the floor tiles. The setting indicates everyday urban life, possibly capturing moments of daily commute or transit in a Japanese city around 1980-1990 based on photographic style and attire indicative of that period—people wearing coats, long skirts, and traditional dress. The presence of vintage bicycles also points towards this era's transportation preferences. The image is credited to Ed van der Elsken, known for his street photography from around the world during these decades. It seems part of a larger work on public spaces or urban life in Japan as he captured such scenes throughout various cities and locales across [...]
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