Is learning Japanese Software Really Worth It?

A question that I have asked and many people have is "does learning Japanese with software program work?"

I think that's a fair enough question, I don't blame people for being hesitant about buying things online considering we get bombarded with so many messages there days that to be honest sound to good to be true, like "earn a million dollar in 2 day with no experience guaranteed!" when I read this type of ads I just think, dude do you really think I am that stupid!! why not just be honest and say "This works for some people and not for others, see if it for you?"....then again that doesn't seem to sell now does it.

Japanese is a fun language and very entertaining culture to learn about, I have had some fun and embarrassing times being introduced to the Japanese culture, and you can read a funny story here: Japanese Culture

Anyway when it comes to learning a new language such as Japanese with software I was skeptical and did my homework. You can find out more about learning Japanese with software here: Japanese learning software

20 million jobs!!

Well I thought I would change the flavor of this post a little an discuss the fact that 20 MILLION CHINESE LOST THEIR JOBS THIS MONTH!!!!!! This figure blew me away and I couldn't help but feel ill. I live in Australia and that is the total population of our country.

Apparently the Japanese economy is struggling too, and the car manufacturers are feeling the pinch with an expected 100,000 jobs to be lost in the next few months alone.

Is Japan heading for a recession, it is hard to say, but one thing is for sure they will be the most likely to bust out of one if they do as the work ethic in Japan is second to nowhere else in the world.

Perhaps a good time to learn Japanese in time for a economic rebound in years to come....for more information about the learning Japanese click here: Learn Japanese Fast

A Glance At Japanese Colors

I caught up with my Japanese friend Yukari recently and over dinner conversation she asked about my car and wanted to know what color it was, and said in Japanese to me "anata no kuruma wa nani iro desu ka" and I replied saying "Watashi no kuruma wa iro desu" which means my car is red!

Pretty straight forward little sentence that is a great way to learn how to use Japanese color words in sentences.

If you aren't not familiar with Japanese colors words then you can watch this fun YouTube video which explains them for you: Learning To Speak Japanese