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Japanese Proverbs: To Kill Two Birds with One Stone

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Uploaded by on Oct 28, 2008

一石二鳥 isseki nichou - One stone; two birds

For more proverb lessons, please see http://www.thejapanesepage.com/vocabulary/kotowaza

Today's example sentence is:

演歌を聞くと、日本の文化に触れながら日本語の勉強ができるので、一石二鳥だ。
Listening to enka, I learn about Japanese culture and I am able to study Japanese at the same time. I kill two birds with one stone.

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  • OH TY SO MUCH!

    I love japanese and i wanna learn it so i can go to JAPAN!

    Rated 5! :)

  • Thanks here too X 5!

  • Thank you for the upload! I like this proverb even in English, so hopefully I will be able to use it a lot. :) (rates 5)

  • Thanks! (times 5)

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  • 这是华语吧。。华人学日语汉字时应该会比较容易吧,还真的能靠华­语来猜日语哈哈!しかしながら、言語を学習することは常に良いで­すよ!

  • 一举两得 ^^

  • Execellent! This is really useful thanks!

  • シャジ

  • ah ching chang chang. japan > all

  • Many proverbs are of Chinese origin.

  • Domo Arigato! RR

  • Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • どうもありがとう!

  • i learnt like, a heap. thanks.

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