Forget Valentine’s Day – how about a festival to celebrate singledom? Singles’ Day is celebrated in China on the 11th of November. As the name suggests, it’s an occasion for singletons to celebrate (or commiserate) their lot. Find out more,… Continue reading →
During my last two years of school around ten years ago, I was lucky enough to be able to study Japanese and then in my final year, I picked up Chinese too. Both of these courses gave me a good… Continue reading →
1. The old man lost his horse Japanese: 塞翁が馬 sai-ō-ga-uma Chinese: 塞翁失马 sài-wēng-shī-mǎ Korean: 새옹지마 se-ung-ji-ma Meaning: a setback can turn out to be a blessing in disguise Once upon a time in Ancient China, there was a man who everybody called… Continue reading →
佳奈 Kana – Japanese Language Specialist from Ōsaka, Japan How has your experience of life at Memrise been so far? It is like being a kid again! You need to jump outside the box and liberate your creativity. I’m a… Continue reading →
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