makdad

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I have been a Tokyo resident for 6 years; I've studied Japanese for 10.

My company Long Weekend LLC develops Awesome mobile software, including Japanese Flash, the best iOS Japanese vocabulary study tool out there. We also develop Rikai Browser, which allows you to translate Japanese words on web pages in realtime on iOS (may be very good for reading this site!).


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 comment Which is better for a sales budget: 予算, 推計, or something I haven't even thought of yet?
Thank you for a well-researched, thought-out answer! Helpful!
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 comment Which is better for a sales budget: 予算, 推計, or something I haven't even thought of yet?
@Tsuyoshi Ito, I wasn't paying attention. You're right, I'll fix that.
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 comment Which is better for a sales budget: 予算, 推計, or something I haven't even thought of yet?
@crunchyt - because it's not family friendly. LMGTFY :P
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 comment How would I respectfully disagree with a superior?
I think this is one of the better ways. You're approving the speaker's stance before stating your own (which will probably disagree). My Japanese staff used to use "それもそうかもしれませんけれど" on me all the time :P, usually when they wanted to point out more information that I didn't have in making a decision they disagreed with.
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 comment What are common mistakes made by Japanese kombini employees speaking “manual keigo” (バイト敬語)
@phirru - I have that book!
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