Learn Italian: Japanese tagged articles

  1. Cultural differences - greetings and introductions in Japanese

    : Cultural differences - greetings and introductions in Japanese

    It is always polite to remember names and address people correctly. After all, individual names are almost always our first point of reference when we meet someone for the first time.

  2. Evening language courses: learning Japanese in Brighton

    : Evening language courses: learning Japanese in Brighton

    We interview Cactus student David Willis about his experience learning Japanese with us in Brighton.

  3. Calling all foodies & budding linguists!

    Cactus Language Courses UK, Cactus News, Experience Cultures, Food and Drink: Calling all foodies & budding linguists!

    Cactus Language Taster Sessions at Brighton & Hove Food & Drink Festival

  4. Wedding traditions around the world

    Experience Cultures: Wedding traditions around the world

    The traditions surrounding weddings and marriage vary considerably from country to country. Some traditions are found in many countries, whereas others are unique to one or two. Some have very ancient origins, while others have not been around for so long.

  5. Cactus contributes to the campaign for more foreign language learning in secondary schools

    Blogs, In the news: Cactus contributes to the campaign for more foreign language learning in secondary schools

    “Ohayo gozaimasu” is not the usual greeting you’d expect to hear echoing the corridors at a rural secondary school in East Sussex, but last week students at Uplands Community College were treated to a Japanese language taster session as part of a year 9 languages day.

  6. Did Obama get it right or not?

    In the news: Did Obama get it right or not?

    It’s not only Obama’s comment about learning languages that has been interesting over the past week here in New York - "we should have every child speaking more than one language" - but also the responses from a range of groups who agree and disagree with him to varying extents.

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