Hvordan hilser man?

Indholdsfortegnelse:

1. Hvordan hilser man?
2. Hvor køber man Mochi?
3. Hvordan hilser vi i Danmark?
4. How can I study in Japan?
5. What is higher education like in Japan?
6. How to start learning Japanese in Japan?
7. Is it safe to study abroad in Japan?

Hvordan hilser man?

- Det mest almindelige i Danmark er, at man stikker sin hånd frem og siger goddag. Det går du aldrig galt med, siger takt-og toneekspert Gitte Hornshøj. - Hvis man er meget gode venner, kan man også give knus. Men det kan gå galt, hvis man begynder at kysse hinandens kinder.

Hvor køber man Mochi?

I Danmark kan du også købe mochi, men det er ikke en gængs vare i supermarkeder. Derfor skal du ofte i specialbutikker for at finde den søde dessert. Hos Danmad kan du dog bestille den online til lave priser og få den leveret næste dag.

Hvordan hilser vi i Danmark?

Der er mange måder at hilse på. I Danmark findes for eksempel formerne goddag, davs, morn, hej eller hvordan går det. Traditionelt siges goddag og farvel. Siden 1930'erne har formen hej efter engelsk og svensk mønster vundet terræn i Danmark både som velkomst- og afskedshilsen.

How can I study in Japan?

• Even if you want to study in English in Japan, learning Japanese is the key to enjoy and succeed in your life in Japan. Apply to your school at least six months before your course starts if you want to study on a student visa.

What is higher education like in Japan?

• Higher education in Japan is provided at universities (大学 daigaku ), junior colleges (短期大学 tanki daigaku ), colleges of technology (高等専門学校 kōtō senmon gakkō) and special training schools and community colleges (専修学校 senshū gakkō ).

How to start learning Japanese in Japan?

• We recommend recommend that you start by learning Japanese in a Japanese Language School. Even if you want to study in English in Japan, learning Japanese is the key to enjoy and succeed in your life in Japan. Apply to your school at least six months before your course starts if you want to study on a student visa.

Is it safe to study abroad in Japan?

• Not only does Japan have a low crime rate, but they also have an excellent health care system, which makes Japan one of the safest countries to study abroad. 5. Accessible and travel-friendly The transit system in many Japanese cities is top-notch: fast, reliable, and comfortable.