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  • Japanese language/External Links
    *[http://japanese.about.com About.com: Japanese Language] - free resources.
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  • C.W. Nicol/Bibliography
    ...W. Nicol's 'Why I Became a Japanese']. Bio City. ISBN 978-4797211108. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]].
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  • Japanese language/Catalogs
    *[[Japanese language/Catalogs/Shingo|新語]] (''shingo'', 'new word'): recently-coined popular
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  • Obama, Fukui/External Links
    *[http://www1.city.obama.fukui.jp ''Obama-shi''] - official website (in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]).
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  • Culture of Japan/Related Articles
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  • Kanji/Related Articles
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  • Katakana/Related Articles
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  • Hiragana/Related Articles
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  • Ainu language
    ...spoken in parts of [[Japan]] and [[Russia]] but unrelated to either the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] or [[Russian language]]s. Ainu is [[endangered language|endanger
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  • Chinese characters/Related Articles
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  • Korean language
    ...rkish]] and various others across [[Asia]]. Structural similarities with [[Japanese language|Japanese]] have also been highlighted, though the words and [[phonology|sou
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  • C.W. Nicol/External Links
    *[http://www.cwnicol.com C.W. Nicol Office] - official website. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]].
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  • Japanese
    #REDIRECT [[Japanese language]]
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  • Democratic Party (Japan)
    ...he [[Democratic Party of Japan]] and the [[Japan Innovation Party]]. Its [[Japanese language|Japanese]] name means 'Democratic Progress Party'. The party's English name
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  • Japanese language/Links
    #REDIRECT [[Japanese language/External Links]]
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  • Shingo
    #REDIRECT [[Japanese language/Catalogs/Shingo]]
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  • Manga/Bibliography
    ...Press. ISBN 1880656884. ''Otaku'' (オタク) means 'geek' or 'enthusiast' in [[Japanese language|Japanese]].
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  • Hawaiian Creole/Related Articles
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  • Japanese language/Bibliography
    *Yamaguchi, T. (2007). ''Japanese Language in Use: an Introduction''. London: Continuum. ISBN 9780826493521.
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  • Japanese English/Related Articles
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  • Pidgin Hawaiian/Related Articles
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  • Kanji/Definition
    (漢字) Chinese-derived characters used to write some elements of the Japanese language.
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  • Unicode/Related Articles
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  • Palatalization/Related Articles
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  • Bullet train (Japan)/External Links
    ...線] - an official site from [[Japan Railways]] about the bullet train (in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], with pictures).
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  • Verb/Related Articles
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  • Ryukyu Islands
    The equivalent of 'Ryukyu Islands' is not often used in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] to refer to the entire chain of islands. ''Ryuukyuu Shotoo'' (�
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  • International Phonetic Alphabet/Related Articles
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  • Japan/External Links
    ...graphic Statistics Estimate'] - official population figures for 2001; in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. The first three rows of the first table show number of births,
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  • Kana/Definition
    Two scripts used to write the Japanese language, ''hiragana'' (ひらがな) and ''katakana'' (カタカナ); symbols repre
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  • Italian language/Related Articles
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  • Koshi-byo (Nagasaki)
    '''[[Koshi-byo]]''' (孔子廟<ref>'Confucius shrine' in [[Japanese language|Japanese]].</ref> ''Kooshi-byoo'') in '''[[Nagasaki]]''', [[Japan]], is a [ ...]]s, [[Japanese yen]] must be used. Furthermore, the working language is [[Japanese language|Japanese]]: although museum exhibit labels are given in [[Mandarin language
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  • C.W. Nicol
    ...ef>''C.W. Nicol Office'': '[http://www.cwnicol.com/profile Profile]'. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]].</ref>
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  • Japanese literature/Definition
    Novels, poetry, essays and plays written in the Japanese language from the earliest years until the present.
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  • Noun class/Related Articles
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  • Japan/Related Articles
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  • Morphology (linguistics)/Related Articles
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  • Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology/Related Articles
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  • Tokyo/Related Articles
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  • Mora/Related Articles
    ===[[Japanese language|Japanese]]===
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  • Roman alphabet/Related Articles
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  • Portuguese language/Related Articles
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  • Japanese popular culture/External Links
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  • Korean language/Related Articles
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  • Linguistic prescriptivism/Related Articles
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  • Astro Boy
    '''Astro Boy''' (or '''Mighty Atom''' in the original [[Japanese language|Japanese]], i.e. 鉄腕アトム ''Tetsuwan Atomu'') is a [[manga]] charact
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  • Karate
    '''Karate''' ([[Japanese language|Japanese]]: ''empty hand'') is a [[martial arts]] discipline in which all p
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  • Pronoun/Related Articles
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  • Okinawa prefecture
    ...even languages of this group are not mutually comprehensible with modern [[Japanese language|Japanese]].<ref>''Ethnologue'': '[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp
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  • Hawaii (U.S. state)
    ...ding centuries, several other languages continue to be spoken, including [[Japanese language|Japanese]], [[Wikipedia:Filipino language|Filipino]] and various [[Chinese
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  • Written language
    ...l'', out of [[context]], could be the [[verb]] or the [[noun]]), and the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] [[mora]] system does not record [[pitch accent languages|pitch a
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  • Koshi-byo
    '''Koshi-byo''' (孔子廟 ''Kooshi-byoo'') means [[Confucius]] shrine in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. As Confucian thought spread through [[Japan]], many of these sh
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  • Manga/About
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  • Hiroshima (city)
    ...ish) [[English language|English]]; the former is closer to the standard [[Japanese language|Japanese]] pronunciation.</ref> (広島市 ''Hiroshima-shi'') is a [[Japan]
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  • Orthography
    ...''colour'' in [[British and American English]]. Some languages, such as [[Japanese language|Japanese]], use more than one kind of writing system in their overall writt
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  • Writing/Related Articles
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  • Hawaiian Creole
    ...s, several other languages have been or continue to be spoken, including [[Japanese language|Japanese]], [[Filipino language|Filipino]] and various [[Chinese language|C
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  • Kansai/Gallery
    ...''kaeru'') and the verb 'come back' (帰る ''kaeru'') sound very similar in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]; therefore, frogs are associated with a safe journey.</ref> and
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  • Nintendo/Related Articles
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  • German language/Related Articles
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  • Mora
    ...)|languages]] vary in how moras are employed, if at all. For example, in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], moras define how long a syllable or other unit is relative to o
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  • Kagoshima prefecture
    ...even languages of this group are not mutually comprehensible with modern [[Japanese language|Japanese]].<ref>''Ethnologue'': '[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp
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  • Palau/Related Articles
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  • Esperanto
    ...such as the [[Uralic languages]], or other individual languages, such as [[Japanese language|Japanese]].
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  • Japanese popular culture/Bibliography
    ...Press. ISBN 1880656884. ''Otaku'' (オタク) means 'geek' or 'enthusiast' in [[Japanese language|Japanese]].
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  • Ju-on
    '''Ju-on''' ([[Japanese language|Japanese]]: 呪怨 ''Juon'', literally 'curse-grudge'), translated as '''Th
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  • Kanagawa prefecture
    ...>The 'Greater Tokyo Area' has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. A common designation is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (�
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  • Hawaii (U.S. state)/Related Articles
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  • Manchukuo
    '''Manchukuo''' (満州国 ''Manshuukoku'' 'State of Manchuria') was the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] name for [[Manchuria]] ([[Northeast China]], [[Chinese language|
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  • French language/Related Articles
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  • Chiba prefecture
    ...>The 'Greater Tokyo Area' has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. A common designation is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (�
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  • Saitama prefecture
    ...>The 'Greater Tokyo Area' has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. A common designation is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (�
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  • Spoken language
    ...l'', out of [[context]], could be the [[verb]] or the [[noun]]), and the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] [[mora (linguistics)|mora]]-based systems do not record [[pitch
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  • Penguin/External Links
    ..._sale&i=5940 Penguin Revolution]'' - [[DC Comics]] site; there is also a [[Japanese language|Japanese]] [http://www.hakusensha.co.jp/comicate/comi_no66/tsukuba/intv1.ht
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  • Shichigon-zekku
    '''Shichigon-zekku''' (七言絶句) is the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] term for a poetry [[verse form]] (often of Chinese origin) consi
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  • Katakana
    [[Japanese language|Japanese]] employs three scripts in its [[writing system]], one of which is
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  • Greater Tokyo Area
    ...on [[Honshu]] island. It has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]; one is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (一都三県 ''Itto
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  • Haiku/Related Articles
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  • Okinawa Islands
    ...even languages of this group are not mutually comprehensible with modern [[Japanese language|Japanese]].<ref>''Ethnologue'': '[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp
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  • Typological universal
    ...is that if the [[verb]] follows the [[object (grammar)|object]], e.g. in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] ''keeki-o taberu'' 'eats cake', the language is very likely to h
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  • Chugoku
    '''Chugoku''' (中国地方<ref>The characters 中国 and the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] pronunciation ''Chuugoku'' are also used to mean 'China'.</ref>
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  • Sign language
    ...ays - for example, the [[grammar]] of ASL has more in common with spoken [[Japanese language|Japanese]] than English!<ref>Nakamura (2002).</ref>
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  • Geta
    ...nese culture]] that an [[onomatopoeia|onomatopoeic]] [[word]] exists in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] to describe it: ''karankoron'' (カランコロン). In some cas
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  • Japanese English
    ...English]] mainly used by non-[[native speaker]]s whose first language is [[Japanese language|Japanese]], usually in [[Japan]]. This may include English learned as a [[l ...out the rubbish/garbage'.</ref>Additionally, many English words exist in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], but these [[loanword]]s are considered part of its vocabulary,
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  • Japanese residents of colonial descent
    ...ere born in and have resided throughout their lives in Japan, speak only [[Japanese language|Japanese]], and use Japanese names or aliases on a daily basis. As it is no
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  • Sushi/Related Articles
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  • Shigin
    ...pproximately one and a half minutes, in four breaths). Finally, because [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and [[Chinese language|Chinese]] word orders differ, further (si
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  • Marshall Islands/Related Articles
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  • Peru/Related Articles
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  • Chiba prefecture/Related Articles
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  • Saitama prefecture/Related Articles
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  • Penguin/Popular culture
    ...mage appears in [[manga]] [[comic]]s such as ''Penguin Revolution''.<ref>[[Japanese language|Japanese]]: ペンギン革命 ''pengin kakumei''.</ref>
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  • Alphabet
    ...]] varieties are famous for their [[Chinese characters|characters]], and [[Japanese language|Japanese]] uses a mixture of mostly Chinese-derived characters (''[[kanji]]
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  • Sun Yat-sen/Related Articles
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  • Joseph Grew
    ...ior posts. While culturally knowledgeable, he never learned to speak the [[Japanese language]] and may have been overly affected by Japanese policy influencers with Wes
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  • Writing system
    ...yllable|syllabic]], or [[mora (linguistics)|moraic]] (such as two of the [[Japanese language|Japanese]] scripts, which indicate units similar to syllables but which are
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  • Okinawa Island
    ...even languages of this group are not mutually comprehensible with modern [[Japanese language|Japanese]].<ref>''Ethnologue'': '[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp
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  • Taiwan/Related Articles
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  • Noun class
    ...of a true noun class system at work in English. Other languages, such as [[Japanese language|Japanese]], have a far more extensive network of classifiers. For example,
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  • Milky Way/Related Articles
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  • Kanji
    ...ved characters]] used to [[written language|write]] some elements of the [[Japanese language]]; some of them were invented in [[Japan]] or [[Korea]], so are not Chinese *[[Japanese language]]
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  • English alphabet/Related Articles
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  • Mie prefecture
    ...''kaeru'') and the verb 'come back' (帰る ''kaeru'') sound very similar in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]; therefore, frogs are associated with a safe journey.</ref> and
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  • V (letter)
    ...hers; many speakers may substitute some kind of [b] or [u]. For example, [[Japanese language|Japanese]] makes use of both: ウイルス ''uirusu'' 'virus' and ライブ
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  • Bullet train (Japan)/Catalogs/Dr. Yellow
    ...ouses a camera.<ref>An [http://yellow.supertrain.net amateur website] in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] identifies this as 'T4', a modified 700-series bullet train.</re
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  • Chinese characters
    ...is case, low-level.</ref> in [[Cantonese language|Cantonese]], ''hi'' in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. However, the vast majority of characters include a pronunciatio ...acters') are Chinese-derived characters used to write some elements of the Japanese language; some of them were invented in Japan or Korea, so are not Chinese in origin
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  • Philippines/Related Articles
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  • Arudou Debito
    ...an invitation from his future wife. He graduated in 1987, having studied [[Japanese language|Japanese]] in his senior year, and spent a year teaching [[English language
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  • Phonology
    ...distinct enough to distinguish different [[word (language)|word]]s.<ref>[[Japanese language|Japanese]] has a single phoneme /r/ to represent ''l'' and ''r'', while Eng
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  • Conjunction (grammar)
    Other [[language (general)|languages]] also employ conjunctions: in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], for instance, と ''to'' and や ''ya'' are co-ordinating conju
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  • Guam/Related Articles
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  • Japanese media
    ..., activists and observers cover or react to the latest news stories; the [[Japanese language]] 'blogosphere' is estimated to be the world's largest, with the number of
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  • English language
    ...of influence; some evidence suggests that more [[blog]]s are written in [[Japanese language|Japanese]],<ref>''Global Voices Online'': '[http://www.globalvoicesonline.o
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  • Yukio Hatoyama
    ...''yuai'' (友愛), meaning 'fraternity', which Hatoyama referred to in both [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and [[English language|English]].
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  • Culture of Japan
    {{main|Japanese language}} The Japanese language is written with a combination of three different scripts. [[Chinese charact
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  • Kansai
    ...]'.</ref> (天下の台所 ''Tenka no Daidokoro'') - and for the distinctive local [[Japanese language|Japanese]] [[dialect]].
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  • Early Days: The Best of Led Zeppelin Volume One
    ...-press featuring a bonus thirty-six page booklet that contains comments in Japanese language|Japanese, lyrics in English language|English and Japanese along with an alb
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  • Quotation marks
    ! [[Japanese language|Japanese]]
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  • Kanto
    ...>The 'Greater Tokyo Area' has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. A common designation is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (�
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  • Melvin Bell
    Later in [[World War II]] Bell learned [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and helped break Japanese codes.<ref name=coastguard2017-05-04/>
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  • Syllable
    ...of the syllable, showing the syllabification of three words in English, [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and [[Berber languages|Berber]].]]
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  • English spellings/Catalogs/Retro A
    ...'shìta''' have the '''ì''' virtually silent ("devoiced", "whispered") in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], but many anglophones stress it: '''Hiróshima'''/'''Hiroshìma'
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  • Roman alphabet
    ...y—writing system for [[Chinese language|Chinese]] as [[Pinyin]], and for [[Japanese language|Japanese]] as [[Romaji]].
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  • Osaka (city)
    ...]'.</ref> (天下の台所 ''Tenka no Daidokoro'') - and for the distinctive local [[Japanese language|Japanese]] [[dialect]].
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  • Ellis Zacharias
    ...ias, in "his conspiratorial way", told him that the Pacific Fleet needed a Japanese language officer as its intelligence chief, and said, to Layton's surprise, that he
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  • Blade Runner
    ...bstantial population of [[East Asia]]n people who have brought with them [[Japanese language|Japanese]], [[Chinese language|Chinese]] and other languages. At the same t
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  • Linguistics
    ...between languages as apparently diverse as [[English language|English]], [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and [[Arabic language|Arabic]]? What are the rules of grammar t
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  • Aikido
    '''Aikido''' ([[Japanese language|Japanese]]: 合気道; "The Way of Harmony of the Spirit") is a Japanese [[
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  • Linguistic prescriptivism
    ...ptation to the very different languages of [[Korean language|Korea]] and [[Japanese language|Japan]]; the prestige of Chinese writing is such that, even when the [[Hang
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  • Signals intelligence in the Second World War
    ...suggested he dealt only with lesser Japanese systems, although he had both Japanese language skill and experience with their cryptosystems. The major systems were the t
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  • Sun Yat-sen
    ...characters]] 中山, read ''Zhongshan'', translate as 'central mountain'. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]] he was called 中山樵 ''Nakayama Shoo'', which has the same me
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  • Final Fantasy VII/Catalogs/Characters
    ...', her name was translated as Aeris by Sony Computer Entertainment, as the Japanese language does not have the "th" sound, and the closest thing is "su," the equivalent
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  • Portuguese language
    ...guage|Konkani]], [[Tetum language|Tetum]], [[Tsonga language|Xitsonga]], [[Japanese language|Japanese]], [[Lanc-Patuá]] (spoken in northern Brazil - now extinct) and [
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  • Tokyo
    ...>The 'Greater Tokyo Area' has several definitions and therefore names in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]. A common designation is 'One Metropolis, Three Prefectures' (�
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  • English spellings/Catalogs/F
    ...'shìta''' have the '''ì''' virtually silent ("devoiced", "whispered") in [[Japanese language|Japanese]], but many anglophones stress it (as also with '''Hiróshima'''/'
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  • Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology
    ...school also offers a strong humanities and foreign language curriculum. [[Japanese language|Japanese]], [[Chinese language|Chinese]], and [[Russian language|Russian]]
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  • Buddhism in the United States
    ...ssful at fund-raising. It also began to publish two periodicals, one in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and one in [[English language|England]]. However, since 1980, BC
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  • William Halsey
    ...hat would resonate through the fleet: "Before we're through with them, the Japanese language will be spoken only in hell!" <ref>''Admiral Halsey's Story'', pp. 79-81</r
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  • Milky Way
    ...er River" (銀河) is used throughout [[East Asia]], including [[Korea]]. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]], "Silver River" (銀河) means galaxies in general and the Milky
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  • Nintendo
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