Individual words are at:
http://genkiengli sh.net/genkijapan/ja panesefestivalfood.h tm
Have a tour around a Japanese festival and learn a few of the nice foods you'll find.
MP3 Download is at:
http://genkiengli sh.net/genkijapan/wh enwherewhowhat.htm
Silly dance track to learn Japanese for when, where, who, what, how much and other questions.
For translations see:
http://genkiengli sh.net/genkijapan/le arnjapanesefoodanima ls.htm
The version for learning English is at:
http://www.genkie nglish.net/picturebo okfoodanimals.htm
http://genkienglish. net/learntospeakgerm an/wievielkostetdas. htm
Fun song to learn German numbers and how to say "How much?". Warning: Listen once and it will stay in your head all day!
There are more songs at
www.GenkiGerman.c om
Daily Job Updates are here: http://www.genkiengl ish.net/genkijapan/j obsinjapan.htm
Lots of you have been saying how you want to come and live in Japan. Well, do it!
I go through a few hints and ideas, including things like the JET programme to help you find a job in Japan.
Set a goal and make it happen!
Be genki,
Richard
More videos at: http://www.GenkiJapa n.net Starts off slow, then they get crazy at the end! Japanese Techno Taiko drums at the ???????????? Washuzan Highland Hotel in Okayama. http://www.hailand.c o.jp/ Pretty cool aren't they! They'd be great for Halloween!
http://genkienglish. net/applebobbing.htm
A fun song to teach kids how to play apple bobbing! Great for Halloween parties or UK Bonfire Night Guy Fawkes parties or just as a fun way to teach some new English.
MP3, A4 flashcards and mini cards are on the Genki English website at:
http://genkiengli sh.net/applebobbing. htm
Happy Halloween!
MP3 & details at:
http://www.genkie nglish.net/genkijapa n/monthsoftheyearinj apanesesong.htm
The months of the year in Japanese.
January, February etc. full descriptions are on the website.
Hangul Games are online at:
http://www.genkie nglish.net/speakkore an/hangul.htm
Learn Korean Hangul with a beat.
Hangul games are on the website:
http://www.GenkiK orean.com
Explanations are at
http://genkiengli sh.net/genkijapan/da ysoftheweek.htm
Learn how to say the days of the week in Japanese, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday