Why learn Japanese? Top 10 reasons
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For lovers of Japanese culture
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Watch anime in VO
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Reading manga in their original language
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A professional advantage on your CV
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Japanese isn't that difficult to learn
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For calligraphy and kanji
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Travelling to Japan
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Personal challenge and curiosity to learn
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Academic research
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Video games
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The art of Japanese cuisine
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All good reasons to learn Japanese
Pourquoi apprendre le japonais ? Learning Japanese ouvre non seulement la porte à une culture riche et unique, mais offre également de multiples avantages, tant personnels que professionnels. Nous vous donnons nos 10 bonnes raisons d’apprendre la langue du pays du soleil levant.
For lovers of Japanese culture
For lovers of Japanese culture, learning Japanese is much more than just learning the language. This language allows you to immerse yourself deeply in a world where history, art and traditions. Whether you want to understand the subtle nuances of a haiku, appreciate the depth of a Kurosawa film or grasp the complexities of a Murakami novel in its original text, a knowledge of Japanese enriches your life. knowledge of Japanese enriches your culture. It also offers a new perspective on practices such as the tea ceremony or Zen gardening, allowing you to grasp their true essence, which is often lost in translation. often lost in translation.
Watch anime in VO
Let's face it, we have some excellent dubbers in France. But isn't it always more exciting to follow an anime in its original version? The timbre of the voices and the subtleties of the language give more depth. Learning Japanese gives you the luxury of crying harder at Tomb of the Fireflies or laughing harder at Luffy's jokes in One Piece. Every word, every intonation carries a nuance, a feeling that is often lost in translation. Imagine feeling the joy, sadness and excitement of the characters exactly as the creators intended.
Reading manga in their original language
Same thing! Japanese, with its unique characteristics and expressions, enriches our understanding of characters and plots. It allows us to feel emotions and intentions more intensely and directly. more intense and direct. What's more, this approach offers a deeper appreciation of the cultural and historical aspects, often untranslatable, that are essential to fully grasping the context of a manga. By reading manga in its original language, you become totally immersed in the author's world, experiencing the story as authentically as possible. Never forget that mangakas are absolute stars, just like our greatest French writers.
A professional advantage on your CV
This language skill, which is less common than other languages, attracts the attention of employers and suggests cultural openness, adaptability and a determination to rise to challenges. In sectors such as international trade, tourism, technology or art and culture, speaking Japanese can be a considerable asset. Not only does it indicate an ability to communicate with a large and influential market, but also an understanding of the cultural subtleties that are crucial in international business.
Japanese isn't that difficult to learn
The idea that Japanese is extremely difficult to learn is a myth that can intimidate many potential learners. In truth, speaking Japanese is not as difficult as it seems. The language has a fairly simple and regular grammatical structure, with conjugations that are less complex than in many European languages. Pronunciations are clear and consistent, making it easy to learn to speak. which makes it easier to learn. Japanese does not require the use of tones like Chinese or Thai, making learning pronunciation more affordable. Although the writing may seem complex at first, with its three character character systems, spoken Japanese is accessible and can be learned gradually, offering rewarding results from the very first stages of learning.
For calligraphy and kanji
La calligraphie japonaise, ou Shodō, est une pratique artistique en soi. Apprendre les kanjis et s'initier à la calligraphie, enrichie le vocabulaire. C’est aussi une immersion complète dans la culture japonaise. Une culture où l'art de l'écriture est vu comme une méditation. Certains japonais voient dans la caligraphie une célébration de la beauté de la langue. Cela s’inscrit dans un apprentissage plus global des three Japanese alphabets
Travelling to Japan
What could be better than mastering the basics of Japanese to fully immerse yourself during your trip to Japan? This country has so much to offer, and the level of English spoken by the locals is pretty average. You to break the ice, glean valuable information and, above all, make friends with the Japanese.
Personal challenge and curiosity to learn
As language lovers, we know that tackling Japanese is more than just learning, it's an adventure. For those of you who are curious and daring, diving into this language is an exhilarating challenge. Japanese, with its complex kanji and unique grammar, may seem intimidating at first, but that's precisely what makes it such a rewarding pursuit. By studying it, you stimulate not only your intellect, but also your sense of humour. your intellect, but also your sense of perseverance. Every word you learn, every sentence you construct, is a small victory, another step towards a deeper understanding of a fascinating culture.
Academic research
Many leading academic works in Asian history, literature or even advanced technology remain untranslated. By learning Japanese, you gain direct access to a wealth of valuable often unexplored in other languages. What's more, this skill sets you apart in the academic world, adding a unique dimension to your profile as a researcher. We strongly to consider learning Japanese as a strategic investment in your academic career.
Video games
Japan is a giant in the video game industry, and mastering the language opens up a world of possibilities. Playing in Japanese gives you access to games in their original version, often long before they have been localised. This means discovering stories, jokes and plots in their authentic form. Imagine enjoying the best Nintendo, Sega or Konami games in Japanese.
The art of Japanese cuisine
Japanese cuisine is not limited to sushi and ramen; it is rich in regional dishes and traditional techniques, often little known outside Japan. Mastering the language will enable you to discover these hidden treasures, deepen your understanding of the ingredients, preparation techniques and philosophies behind the cuisine. We believe that for any gourmet in search of authenticity, learning Japanese is an enriching process that transforms not only the way you eat, but also the way you eat. not only transforms the way you eat, but also the way you understand a culture through its flavours.
All good reasons to learn Japanese
In conclusion, we, who are passionate about languages and cultures, are convinced that learning Japanese offers advantages far beyond simple communication. To explore Japanese culture, for professional reasons academic reasons, or even for the pleasure of video games and gastronomy, every reason to learn Japanese is a good one. Embarking on the study of this language may seem daunting at first, but the rewards are well worth the challenge. Every word you discover, every sentence you understand, not only brings you closer to this culture, but it's also a gateway to other languages like Chinese. That's why learning Japanese is such a good idea.
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