How did the early practice of Japanese feudalism lead to major shifts in their government?

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Chinese (Mandarin) or Japanese?

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Next year i'll be studying Internation Studies and part of the course is learning a language.

I can't seem to choose between Mandarin and Japanese.

I really want to learn both languages but i'm only going to choose one. I really want to learn Mandarin first but for the past few days i've been wanting to learn Japanese more.

Which one should i choose.

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I think Mandarin is more practical as there are more Chinese throughout the world than Japanese.
But I think Japanese is way easier and more beautiful sounding.
(I speak Japanese but not mandarin)

How do you say "I will try to___" in japanese?

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赤く赤く赤く揺れて
夢の夢の果てへ
離れられない

Can you please put this into Japanese writing?

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What do chinese, japanese and korean (men and women) like?

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Working at A Japanese Restaurant? But i dont know anything bout Japanese food.?

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So i have an interview with a Japanese restaurant on Saturday for a busser postion. I have like no experience with Japanese food or even bussing. Should i bring anything. Im 18 year old male. And most of all do you think i should even go because ive seen the people that work there and they are all Japanese. And i look like a complete Italian surfer guy lol. And should i wear a white shirt with a tie if i do go or just like a casual polo? any answers will help thanks.

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I think that so long as you have a friendly attitude, and have the capacity for learning/memorizing pronounciation of certain foods (in case anyone has any questions), you should be fine. Japanese people tend to be very hospitable, so they will also want you to reflect the restaurant's hospitality. Also, be open to learning the culture and the language, which you will as you work there.

As for what to wear, just dress in a dress shirt if you have one, and slacks. Or a nice, solid-colored shirt.

Edit to add: you don't have to learn the language, I said you have to be open to learning, such as simple phrases like good morning or good bye (because if you did not know, "sayonara" is Japanese for farewell). They may not require it since you're not Japanese, but my point is that you have to be open to learning if they want you to.

Whats are the best Apple aplications to learn languages?

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what in the heck.............well.....if you were looking up a different language and that popped up it might be because your computer isnt updated to be able to show the symbols. what i mean is, is that my computer use to be where when i looked up japanese it didnt show the japanese characters it would just show boxes/squares and sometimes the boxes/squares had numbers in them. you might just need to update your computer but if thats not it then.........................i have absolutely no idea xD

How do you say "I can't" in japanese?

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i guess... you just said "are there japanese books" but doesnt the particle after hon should be the particle wo instead since hon is an object

(Japanese) What does this mean in english: 何とかは犬も喰わないって言うぜ?

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I know that it's saying something about not feeding the dog anything but can't put into words. No google or yahoo translation answers please.

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This should be about a couple (or spouses) having a fight.

My translation is:
"Even a dog won't eat that something, as the proverb goes."

Maybe there's a little explaining to do about this. The original proverb is:
夫婦喧嘩は犬も喰わぬ/喰わない Fuufu-genka wa inu mo kuwanu/kuwanai
where "kuwanu" is an archaic form of "kuwanai" (don't eat).

It literally means "Even a dog won't eat a husband and wife's fight". The actual meaning is, a fight between a husband and wife is just temporary and they'll make up with each other in no time, so it doesn't pay to act as a peacemaker; one should just let them alone. It's also used for couples not married yet.

The narrator should be aware what should replace 何とか (something), but is deliberately making it obscure, implying that no one would butt in on the fight because the two are usually a very happy couple, and that they should stop the fight at once.

何とか = "something-or-other"; usually used when one doesn't exactly remember what it was.
は = topic-marking particle
犬も = 犬 (dog) + も (even)
喰わない = don't(won't) eat
って = と; a particle reporting what somebody (a proverb in this case) says
言う = say
ぜ = a masculine sentence-ending particle indicating exaggeration

What is an Asian Recipe?

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An Asian recipe that is simple and doesn't include meat?

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Hello Courtney, I love cooking Asian food and my favourite is Japanese cuisine. An easy vegetarian Japanese dish is vegetable tempura. Here is the Recipe:

Preparation Time: 25 mins
Cooking Time: 10 mins

1 cup self-raising flour
2 tbsp cornflour
1 ½ cups iced water
½ tsp salt
Extra self-raising flour for coating

1. Combine flour, cornflour and iced water and whisk to a slightly lumpy batter. Add more water if you want a slightly thinner batter but authentic Japanese tempura is slightly lump.

2. Place extra flour and vegetables into a plastic bag and shake to coat vegetables.

3. Dip vegetables in batter.

4. Heat oil until a faint haze appears and cook vegetables in batches until batter crisps.

5. Drain on kitchen paper and serve with a low sodium soy sauce and pickled ginger.

In Japan we use tempura batter with vegetables like onion, potato, sweet potato, pumpkin, shitake mushrooms, green pepper and carrot. It also works great with prawns and white fish.

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I Need Help (sending Card to Japanese penpal)?

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The Challenger Deep is the deepest known point in the ocean at the southern end of the Marianas Trench. It is named after the ship that first discovered it, the HMS Challenger that first recorded its depths in an expedition in 1872-76. Recent sonar mapping has further defined it carried out by the US Center for Coastal & Ocean Mapping.
Three descents have been attempted. The only manned descent was in 1960 by the Trieste, acquired by the US Navy. Unmanned research vehicles were sent in 1995 and 2009. One was Japanese, the other US. The US vehicle is operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

How do we say "I'm in love" in Japanese?

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Thanks in advance :)

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れんあいちゅうです。renai chuu desu.
Here's how it's written with Kanji. 恋愛中です。

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Don't worry. Very few Japanese can read it.

精氣神　vitality, energy, spirit
It's a concept called "the three treasure" in Taoism, which had a great influence on Japanese martial arts.

不求友無以成　Without friends, you can't success (accomplish anything).

進如溢退如潮　Go forward like a typhoon, step back like the ebb tides.