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The greeting “moshi moshi” (もしもし) does not actually mean “hello.” This expression is thought to be derived from the verb 申す (もうす) which means “to speak.” Although 申す is a humble verb and would normally only be used in situations where the speaker is trying to lower their social status, もしもし is actually a casual expression used when a friend or family member calls you up on the phone.
What is Kanji? How to learn Kanji fast and effectively? Most commonly used Kanji? This article will introduce all you need to know about Kanji as a Japanese beginner!
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Rōmaji (ローマ字, literally, “Roman letters”) refers to the Latin script that is used to help pronounce the Japanese language. This…