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| rdfs:comment | - Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project.
- The Japanese furni line was first added to the Hotel as a line in May 2008, the collection does what it says on the logo and is a reflection of furni items from Japanese culture.
- One Japanese Spectator can also be found on Land 1 near his hut, during the "Throwing Stones" Silver Reward Scroll challenge. In Black and White 2, they are in lands, 5, 6, 7, as antagonists, but ally with the player in Land 9 as an army of soldiers. In the second game, the Japanese are controlled by two brothers, one focused on culture and city building, another on conquest and destruction.
- That's because you are not a Jap, therefore you are not the chosen one. Japs are the Japinist people in the world and nobody can outjap them! 'Cept Jappy the jap, jap. Maybe thats making things too complicated for your simple mind. You need a mind fill. 1.
* Japaneese history is very complex and... oh I just died of non-complexity. 2.
* Ja-ja-ja-jachoo! Oh scuse me, its that virus that makes you Jap yourself. Sniff. Anyway as I was saying japs are OK.
- The Japanese people represent Japan, a playable civilization in the Civilization and Call to Power games. Their capital is Kyoto, and they are usually led by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
- From Japan + -ese.
- Japanese is a Japonic language.
- Japanese is spoken in Japan and has approximately 130 million speakers. Furthermore, its important to know the language was a spoken language before it became a written language, hence the difficulty of actually writing it.
- Master page for , with a more or less chronological overview of the pages. Behind the link, there is a short description of what you can find on the page. 1.
* Schedule - find an overview of what we do and will do every week + homework/tasks 2.
* Hiragana chart - chart of the hiragana (will add as we learn more) 3.
* Hiragana test - one test will be added every week for the studied hiragana 4.
* Hiragana key - when tests have been scanned and sent, the solutions will be put here 5.
* Shitakiri suzume - Japanese fairytale 6.
* Greetings - greetings such as hello, goodbye etc. in Japanese 7.
* Vocab jikoshoukai - vocabulary list for self-introduction 8.
* Countries - list of country names in Japanese
- Japanese is the primary, and first official, card language of the OCG. Their ID is JP. Japanese cards distributed outside of Japan but in Asian countries are referred to as "Japanese-Asian" cards. Japanese cards are written in traditional Kanji, but some cards are abbreviated using ruby text and sometimes furigana. For example: The Japanese translation to the "Number" archetype is 「Ｎｏ．（ナンバーズ）」. 「Ｎｏ．」 is the base text used as an abbreviation, while 「ナンバーズ」 is the ruby text/furigana used to translate the abbreviation.
- Robots are built in Japan, which is also the ancestral homeland of Godzilla. Godzilla and the robots do not get along very well, but Godzilla is always triumphant. South Korea's Mechagodzilla, champion of robots, may be the only machine capable of challenging the Japanese Godzilla. Japanese people speak a language known as "Hello Kitty." How this cute language somehow spawned a culture of ninjas and samurai is anyone's guess.
- • Young link as Thayne • Link as Bradley • Maria as Victoria • Toon link as Zack • Carl Johnson from San Andreas as Anthony • Sweet girl Johnson as San Andreas as Taylor • Young Zelda as Marlee • Rosaliana from Mario as Marianne • King daphne as Greg • Ganondorf as Pop • Ganon as uncle dale • Yoshi from Mario as Robbie • Skull kid as uncle Karl • Wolf from star fox as uncle Barry
- The Japanese are one of 18 nations in vanilla Rise of Nations. They have the Power of Honour, based on the emblematic warrior class of the Samurai and their strict code of honour, which deeply integrated into general Japanese society over the centuries.
- Japanese was first announced on 25 October 2010. The latest version was released on 9 December 2011.
- The enrichment class we had in Year 12, on a Friday afternoon. Many great times were had. an extensive 10 week Japanese enrichment course
- Leavitt Eduardo Zambrano Haynes (n. Provincia de Colón, ciudad de Margarita, 9 de marzo de 1973) más conocido como Japanese (en inglés significa "japonés"), es un cantante de Reggae en español de Panamá.
- 日本語 (英語ではJapanese, Nihongoと言われる)は日本で標準的に使われる、又は日本移民コミュニティで主に使用される言語の事。26世紀ではアキ・ヒカワとニコール458の両名が使っていたようだ。
- An advertisement for a magic translator's services that appeared in the classified section of an issue of the Quibbler listed several languages available for translation, including Chinese, "Eastern European" (presumably Russian or another language in the Slavic family), Japanese, and the Latin languages (French, Romanian, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish).
- Japanese was first examined as a subject in 1998, however, it wasn't until 2004 that the Revised Leaving Certificate Japanese Syllabus was examined. This allowed more non-native speakers to take the exam and Japanese is now taught as a foreign language at secondary level. It is an ab-into course meaning the subject is taken up in fifth year and completed over the course of two years however most schools include a Japanese TY module and therefore some students will have undertaken three years of study when taking the exam.
- During the Second World War, in which the United States of America was at war with Japan, Japanese-Americans were detained in internment camps, such as Manzanar, for "precautionary measures" due to the United States government's perception of them as a potential threat to its security. (ENT: "Detained") Hoshi Sato and Keiko Ishikawa were also both of Japanese heritage, and both had parents living in Japan during their lifetimes. Sato was born in Kyoto, Japan. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" personnel record; DS9: "Emissary")
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| abstract | - Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project.
- The Japanese furni line was first added to the Hotel as a line in May 2008, the collection does what it says on the logo and is a reflection of furni items from Japanese culture.
- One Japanese Spectator can also be found on Land 1 near his hut, during the "Throwing Stones" Silver Reward Scroll challenge. In Black and White 2, they are in lands, 5, 6, 7, as antagonists, but ally with the player in Land 9 as an army of soldiers. In the second game, the Japanese are controlled by two brothers, one focused on culture and city building, another on conquest and destruction.
- That's because you are not a Jap, therefore you are not the chosen one. Japs are the Japinist people in the world and nobody can outjap them! 'Cept Jappy the jap, jap. Maybe thats making things too complicated for your simple mind. You need a mind fill. 1.
* Japaneese history is very complex and... oh I just died of non-complexity. 2.
* Ja-ja-ja-jachoo! Oh scuse me, its that virus that makes you Jap yourself. Sniff. Anyway as I was saying japs are OK.
- The Japanese people represent Japan, a playable civilization in the Civilization and Call to Power games. Their capital is Kyoto, and they are usually led by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
- From Japan + -ese.
- Japanese is a Japonic language.
- During the Second World War, in which the United States of America was at war with Japan, Japanese-Americans were detained in internment camps, such as Manzanar, for "precautionary measures" due to the United States government's perception of them as a potential threat to its security. (ENT: "Detained") Hoshi Sato and Keiko Ishikawa were also both of Japanese heritage, and both had parents living in Japan during their lifetimes. Sato was born in Kyoto, Japan. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II" personnel record; DS9: "Emissary") Although they were both born in California, Buck Bokai and Hikaru Sulu's ancestors had their roots in Japan. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses") A Human-occupied planet in the Delta Quadrant had many Japanese among its population of over a hundred thousand. (VOY: "The 37's") Before his racquetball match with Julian Bashir in 2370, Keiko O'Brien tied a silk handkerchief, medieval Japanese design, scented with perfume around her husband's head. (DS9: "Rivals")
- Japanese was first examined as a subject in 1998, however, it wasn't until 2004 that the Revised Leaving Certificate Japanese Syllabus was examined. This allowed more non-native speakers to take the exam and Japanese is now taught as a foreign language at secondary level. It is an ab-into course meaning the subject is taken up in fifth year and completed over the course of two years however most schools include a Japanese TY module and therefore some students will have undertaken three years of study when taking the exam. Japanese is examined in much the same way as other foreign languages.There is both a higher and ordinary level exam. The marks are divided up between comprehension skills (reading and listening) producing language (speaking and writing). As it is understood that when learning a language comprehension comes faster than producing in the ordinary level paper more marks are given to reading and listening. The main difference in the examination of Japanese is in the structure of the Oral exam. Japanese is typically scheduled on the last day of the Leaving Certificate Exams and clashes with Technology and Italian. In 2009, Cork, this caused an outcry as two local students had to take three exams, one after the other, in one day. They started at 9am with Exam Religion, then Italian and finally Japanese.
- Japanese is spoken in Japan and has approximately 130 million speakers. Furthermore, its important to know the language was a spoken language before it became a written language, hence the difficulty of actually writing it.
- Master page for , with a more or less chronological overview of the pages. Behind the link, there is a short description of what you can find on the page. 1.
* Schedule - find an overview of what we do and will do every week + homework/tasks 2.
* Hiragana chart - chart of the hiragana (will add as we learn more) 3.
* Hiragana test - one test will be added every week for the studied hiragana 4.
* Hiragana key - when tests have been scanned and sent, the solutions will be put here 5.
* Shitakiri suzume - Japanese fairytale 6.
* Greetings - greetings such as hello, goodbye etc. in Japanese 7.
* Vocab jikoshoukai - vocabulary list for self-introduction 8.
* Countries - list of country names in Japanese
- Japanese is the primary, and first official, card language of the OCG. Their ID is JP. Japanese cards distributed outside of Japan but in Asian countries are referred to as "Japanese-Asian" cards. Japanese cards are written in traditional Kanji, but some cards are abbreviated using ruby text and sometimes furigana. For example: The Japanese translation to the "Number" archetype is 「Ｎｏ．（ナンバーズ）」. 「Ｎｏ．」 is the base text used as an abbreviation, while 「ナンバーズ」 is the ruby text/furigana used to translate the abbreviation.
- Robots are built in Japan, which is also the ancestral homeland of Godzilla. Godzilla and the robots do not get along very well, but Godzilla is always triumphant. South Korea's Mechagodzilla, champion of robots, may be the only machine capable of challenging the Japanese Godzilla. Japanese people speak a language known as "Hello Kitty." How this cute language somehow spawned a culture of ninjas and samurai is anyone's guess.
- • Young link as Thayne • Link as Bradley • Maria as Victoria • Toon link as Zack • Carl Johnson from San Andreas as Anthony • Sweet girl Johnson as San Andreas as Taylor • Young Zelda as Marlee • Rosaliana from Mario as Marianne • King daphne as Greg • Ganondorf as Pop • Ganon as uncle dale • Yoshi from Mario as Robbie • Skull kid as uncle Karl • Wolf from star fox as uncle Barry
- The Japanese are one of 18 nations in vanilla Rise of Nations. They have the Power of Honour, based on the emblematic warrior class of the Samurai and their strict code of honour, which deeply integrated into general Japanese society over the centuries.
- Japanese was first announced on 25 October 2010. The latest version was released on 9 December 2011.
- The enrichment class we had in Year 12, on a Friday afternoon. Many great times were had. an extensive 10 week Japanese enrichment course
- Leavitt Eduardo Zambrano Haynes (n. Provincia de Colón, ciudad de Margarita, 9 de marzo de 1973) más conocido como Japanese (en inglés significa "japonés"), es un cantante de Reggae en español de Panamá.
- 日本語 (英語ではJapanese, Nihongoと言われる)は日本で標準的に使われる、又は日本移民コミュニティで主に使用される言語の事。26世紀ではアキ・ヒカワとニコール458の両名が使っていたようだ。
- An advertisement for a magic translator's services that appeared in the classified section of an issue of the Quibbler listed several languages available for translation, including Chinese, "Eastern European" (presumably Russian or another language in the Slavic family), Japanese, and the Latin languages (French, Romanian, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish).
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