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ALC TECHNOLOGIES INC. is an advanced software development company
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17/09/2026

Today’s lesson is all about the Japanese counter 個 (ko) 💭

The counter 個 (ko) is commonly used for counting small, individual objects, such as fruits, pieces, or other items. 🍎🍊

Understanding when and how to use 個 will help you count everyday things more naturally in Japanese.

Another counter, another step toward building your Nihongo vocabulary! 🔢🇯🇵

11/09/2026

Kanji of the Week: 音楽 🎵

音楽 means music which is made up of two kanji (音 = sound + 楽 = fun)

Together, 音楽 is the idea that sounds come together to create something enjoyable, expressive, and full of emotion. 🎼

What other kanji would you like to break down next? 👇

09/09/2026

Today’s lesson is all about the Japanese counter つ (tsu) 💭

The counter つ is one of the most useful counters for counting general objects and things, especially when you’re not using a more specific counter. From ひとつ (hitotsu) to とお (too), learning this basic counting system is a great way to build your Japanese vocabulary and confidence. 🌸

Let’s take it one number at a time and make counting in Japanese a little easier! 🔢🇯🇵

04/09/2026

Kanji of the Week: 花火 🎇
When fire meets flower, the night sky bloom 🌸🔥

花火 (hanabi) literally translates to "fire flower" (花 = flower + 火 = fire/flame). This perfectly describes the way fireworks bloom in colorful, floral patterns across the night sky.

What other kanji would you like to break down next? 👇

02/09/2026

A new month, a new lesson! 🌸

This time, we’re learning about Japanese counters—the special words used when counting people, objects, animals, and so much more. 💭

In Japanese, counting isn’t always as simple as saying a number. Different things use different counters, so learning them is an important step toward speaking more naturally and confidently. 🇯🇵✨

From counting people to everyday objects, let’s learn how to count the Japanese way!

28/08/2026

Kanji of the Week: 花 🌸

The kanji for 花 (flower) is made up of the radicals 艹 (grass) and 化 (change) which is easy to remember because a grass that suddenly changes can turn into a beautiful flower 🍂🌷

What other kanji would you like to break down next? 👇

26/08/2026

Today’s lesson is a summary of Japanese particles—a quick review of the small but important words that help connect ideas, show relationships, and give meaning to Japanese sentences.

From は (wa), を (o), に (ni), へ (e), で (de), も (mo), と (to), や (ya), が (ga), から (kara), まで (made), の (no), ね (ne), and よ (yo)—we’ve covered the essential particles that help connect words, build sentences, and express meaning naturally in Japanese 🌸💭

And just like that, our Japanese Particles lesson is complete! 🎉🇯🇵

Particles may be small, but they play a big role in making your Japanese clearer and more accurate. Now that you’ve learned the basics, it’s time to put them into practice! 💪✨

One lesson completed, another step closer to mastering Nihongo. 🎌

19/08/2026

Today’s lesson is all about the Japanese sentence-ending particles ね (ne) and よ (yo) 💭

The particle ね is used when seeking agreement or sharing a feeling, similar to saying “right?” or “isn’t it?” Meanwhile, よ is used to emphasize or give information, adding a sense of certainty or assurance to what you’re saying 🌸

These little particles can change the feeling and tone of a sentence, making your Japanese sound more natural and expressive.
“Sometimes, it’s not just what you say, but how you say it that makes the conversation meaningful.”

14/08/2026

Kanji of the Week: 会 👥

Let’s break 会 down into a little story:
A person comes over and says something… And suddenly, two people are meeting. 🤝

So remember:
𠆢（人） + 云 → 会
👥 person + 💭 say → 🤝 meet
That’s why 会う（あう） means “to meet.”

What other kanji would you like to break down next? 👇

12/08/2026

Today’s lesson is all about the Japanese particles まで (made) and の (no) 💭

The particle まで is used to express a limit or endpoint, often meaning “until” or “up to,” while の is commonly used to show possession or connect nouns, similar to “of” or “’s” in English. 🌸

These particles may be small, but they play an important role in building clear and natural Japanese sentences. Keep learning them one by one, and you'll be able to express more ideas with confidence! 💪✨

“Every small lesson is another step toward mastering the language.”

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Pasig
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Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
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