A Love Letter to “Janglish”
Japan’s approach to English leads a lot of Janglish. On the surface, it is amusing and silly. Dig a bit deeper, and it holds deeper meaning .
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From manga and anime to TV dramas and viral trends, Japan’s media landscape reflects both cultural heritage and modern creativity. See how Japanese storytelling continues to shape global culture.
Japan’s approach to English leads a lot of Janglish. On the surface, it is amusing and silly. Dig a bit deeper, and it holds deeper meaning .
A Love Letter to “Janglish” Read Post »
Japan has a massive problem when it comes to freedom of the press. The issues shape what you see on TV and read in the paper.
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Why Japanese television and its ubiquitous variety shows often evoke a sense of déjà vu with its participants and formats.
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Reaction windows are a staple on many Japanese TV shows. Over time, the reactions – and reactors – become quite familiar.
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