Animals and their Japanese Names
Yuki Yamamoto | October 05, 2016
In this episode of Waka-Waka Japanese, Erin takes us to a field trip for a language lesson about animals (doubutsu). Find out what are the words saru and shika mean, as well as the translated terms for the animals you usually see in a zoo (doubutsen).
Tags: animals, Japaneseanimals, Japanesetutorial, Japan, WakuWakuJapanese, doubutsu, saru, shika, zoo, LanguageLesson
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