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Here are a few reasons why a student must study Japanese course:

• Learning Japanese gives you an understanding of Japanese culture, which is rich in history, traditions, and art forms. 
• Japanese courses offer diverse career opportunities in fields like business, translation,  travel and tourism.
• As per the 2022 Ethnologue research, over 125 million people speak Japanese as their mother tongue or first language.
• The Japanese make up the third the largest language community on the Internet, after only English and Chinese speakers.
• Studying Japanese provides insights into the country's rich culture and fosters cross-cultural understanding.

• Japanese helps us learn other East Asia languages.

• Proficiency in Japanese grants access to a wealth of resources, including literature, films, and academic research.
• Learning Japanese challenges the brain and improves cognitive abilities. It facilitates networking and connections with native speakers, both personally and professionally.
• Knowledge of Japanese enhances the travel experience in Japan,  a popular tourist destination.

There are a variety of learning methods to master antonyms. The beginner can start from common antonym pairs and group them by themes like size, emotions or time. They can participate in online quizzes, and use flashcards, or vocabulary apps for daily practice. Practice example sentences to understand how antonyms can be used in context. To learn any language it is important to read books in that language, watch shows in the same language, so, that it comes naturally to the learner. Hence, here it is advisable to speak in English and play word games as much as you can. Exposure, usage, and repetition are key to remembering antonyms and learning the English language effectively.

Learning antonyms is one of the basic requirement of improving English language skills as it helps you express your ideas more clearly and expands your vocabulary. The understanding of opposites allows you to compare and contrast various situations, qualities, or emotions. It also improves your writing and speaking by giving more word choices and helps you to avoid repetition and make it monotonous or boring. In academic writing, the use of antonyms allows the creation of balanced arguments. It is a basic part of the English learning process which helps in improving reading comprehension, and word usage skills and builds stronger grammar. Overall, antonyms are important for any language.

To identify a noun in a sentence, students must apply the below rules:

• Look for words that name a person, place, thing, or idea.
• Find the subject or verb to spot connected nouns.
  Example: She is writing – “She” is a noun, “is writing” is the verb.
• Check for articles (a, an, the) – they usually come before nouns.
  Example: The competition was held – “competition” is a noun.
• Look for capitalized words – they might be proper nouns.
  Example: Shakespeare wrote books – “Shakespeare” is a noun.
• Words following “a lot, ” “some, ” or specific numbers are often nouns.
  Example: Some pencils are on the table – “pencils” is a noun.
• Identify if a word has a describing word (adjective) before it.
  Example: Rani wore a beautiful saree – “saree” is a noun.
• Look for common noun suffixes:
  • -tion (celebration)
  • -ance / -ence (attendance / existence)
  • -ar / -or (scholar / doctor)
  • -ism (capitalism)
  • -ist (scientist)
  • -ment (achievement)
  • -y (beauty)
  • -acy (democracy)
  • -age (package)