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"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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For nine days, he prayed in the darkness! The Nepal floods asked me: "What will people ultimately believe in to live for?"
1,385 bodies recovered, 5,130 still missing. Estimated damages of 276 billion yen. Yet, one man continued to believe in...
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Teachers' vs. Students' Schedules
The Principal's Musings At Hayabusa Japanese Language School, the teachers work hard to create a schedule that ensures...
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What's the aftermath of the Nepal floods? 389 dead. Recovery efforts have begun, but the crisis is far from over.
What will become of the cause, the government's response, international aid, the economy, tourism, and Nepalese talent d...
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Nepal floods! 157 dead, hundreds missing. Why was the damage so extensive?
August 26, 2026: The "water, mud, and rock" disaster that began in Last Word
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