"Teacher, I sold my motorcycle"... The morning a 19-year-old student taught the principal a lesson.
What was the most important thing to you when you were 19 years old? Spending time with friends. Going to see someone...
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नेपाली र जापानी भाषा मिल्छ? कान्जी गाह्रो हुनुको वास्तविक कारण के होला?
जापानी सिक्न तपाईंको नेपाली भाषाले कसरी साथ दिन सक्छ? जापानी भाषा सिक्दै गर्दा तपाईंलाई पनि यस्तो भन्न मन लागेको होला...
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How similar are Japanese and Nepali?
A comparison with English reveals the strengths of conversation and the barriers of kanji.
Read Full Story![Is studying in Japan no longer a viable option? Considering the true role of education based on the costs of studying in Japan, Canada, Australia, and South Korea [Part 2]](https://hayabusanepal.com/storage/articles/images/sw91rK3spqHmSEzN1BTLNw4wx4IY9sg7vsY4lrJF.jpg)
Is studying in Japan no longer a viable option? Considering the true role of education based on the costs of studying in Japan, Canada, Australia, and South Korea [Part 2]
"I'm glad I went to Japan." Will the students be able to look back on their journey and say the same thing a few years...
Read Full Story![Where have all the prospective students gone? From 130 to 20. Even though the number of Japanese language learners is increasing! [Part 1]](https://hayabusanepal.com/storage/articles/images/tRnlQbhxzKgDUGmgsHRKXLtgNGtjTzxFx7NRagjr.jpg)
Where have all the prospective students gone? From 130 to 20. Even though the number of Japanese language learners is increasing! [Part 1]
Last April, 130 students expressed interest in studying in Japan. This year, the number is around 20.
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Do you know the true meaning of the phrase "shikuhakku" (四苦八苦)?
Generally, it is used to mean "to have a lot of trouble" or "to be in great difficulty."
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"Teacher, let me help you!" It's kind, but why does it sound a little bossy?
Thinking about "giving, receiving, and giving" in a Nepalese classroom, and the grammar of "thank you"
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