It’s been a while since I decided to share my multi-language learning experience to the world. No matter you know any one of English, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese or Korean, or any combination of those languages, this podcast may bring you a fresh feeling to learning a new language or even multiple languages in a different angle. I hope this podcast will help you along every step of the way on your Multi-Language journey!
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It’s been a while since I decided to share my multi-language learning experience to the world. No matter you know any one of English, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese or Korean, or any combination of those languages, this podcast may bring you a fresh feeling to learning a new language or even multiple languages in a different angle. I hope this podcast will help you along every step of the way on your Multi-Language journey!
In today's video, the term "AKA" mentioned is not the Japanese word "赤" (red) in pronunciation, but rather an abbreviation of an English phrase, meaning "namely" or "that is." It is often used to indicate an alias or "also known as." Since it's very common, I hope everyone remembers it. In Japanese, it is referred to as "通称" (common name), "別称" (alias), or "即ち" (すなわち, meaning "namely" or "that is").
Learn Multi-Language with Yuika
It’s been a while since I decided to share my multi-language learning experience to the world. No matter you know any one of English, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese or Korean, or any combination of those languages, this podcast may bring you a fresh feeling to learning a new language or even multiple languages in a different angle. I hope this podcast will help you along every step of the way on your Multi-Language journey!
