Sentence examples for Japanese from high-quality English sources.

• The Japanese people enjoy a varied diet.

• “Japanese service culture is really the best,” he says.

• Miyamoto, who spoke in her native Japanese and is an accomplished calligrapher of Japanese-Chinese characters.

• In particular, the Online Japanese Beginner Course is one of the top-rated intro Japanese courses on the platform.

• Most Japanese writing is a mixture of kanji and kana.

• Despite that stability, however, a number of features distinguish Old Japanese from Modern Japanese.

• Many Japanese observers go on to argue that this assumption grows out of Japanese culture and traditions.

• For example, the Japanese tradition of family crests inspired many Japanese designers’ approach to trademark design.

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• Six months later the Japanese premier announced the Japanese intention to prepare the East Indies for self-government.

• In 1913 the Webb Alien Land Law, designed to keep the Japanese from owning land, was the culmination of anti-Japanese lobbying.

• As historians poured over Japanese war records after the war was over, they found that the Japanese knew the battle was a sure loss.

• To be considered truly Japanese tends to mean having two Japanese parents, speaking Japanese fluently, and “acting Japanese”.

• The United States invasion of Saipan provoked the Japanese navy to counterattack, but the resulting battle of the Philippine Sea effectively eliminated Japanese carrier power.

• That may not seem strange, but in Japan people are typically considered Japanese only if they have two Japanese parents, speak fluent Japanese, look the part and “act Japanese”.

• The passengers — an 87-year-old Japanese man and an 84-year-old Japanese woman — were taken to local hospitals on February 11 and 12, and both had underlying health issues, The New York Times reported, citing the Japanese broadcaster NHK.

• Although the Japanese have been criticized (even by some Japanese) for their imitations of Chinese examples, the earliest Japanese novels in fact antedate their Chinese counterparts by centuries, and Japanese theatre developed quite independently.

Japanese sentence examples

• Rosenfield, Masters of Japanese Calligraphy 8th–19th Century (1984); Yujiro Nakata, The Art of Japanese Calligraphy (1973; originally published in Japanese, 1967); and Hisao Sugahara, Japanese Ink Painting and Calligraphy…, trans. from Japanese (1967).

• It is common, however, to divide the 1,200-year history into four or five periods; Old Japanese (up to the 8th century), Late Old Japanese (9th–11th century), Middle Japanese (12th–16th century), Early Modern Japanese (17th–18th century), and Modern Japanese (19th century to the present).

• The food served at Ya Pan presents a wide range of new flavors for the Israeli culinary scene, including Japanese curry udon, katsu Carry (Japanese schnitzel), Japanese meat or fish dishes served alongside well-known classical Japanese dishes or classical bistro dishes that were taken care of “Japanese-style."

• The food served at Ya-Pan presents a wide range of new flavors for the Israeli culinary scene, including Japanese curry udon, katsu Carry (Japanese schnitzel), Japanese meat or fish dishes served alongside well-known classical Japanese dishes or classical bistro dishes that were taken care of “Japanese-style."