Although both Japanese and Thai have classifiers, the way of using classifiers are different in each language. So that means both Japanese and Thai native speakers have some differences in their perception. There are several previous studies... on the semantic extension of the Japanese classifier “hon”. However, the research for “hon” is still under-researched area. In addition, the previous studies seem insufficient about the criteria for proper use of Thai classifiers. Moreover, the detailed research

friendshipthrough interactions with native Japanese speakers of the same age group. However, it was revealed that teachers did not always perceive the projects effective due to inadequate prior consultation and preparation...This study examined how learners and teachers of Japanese in a Thai university perceived the short-term cultural exchange programs conducted by accepting students from Japanese universities and what programs should be conducted

harmony between speakers’ ideal and exemplary with an outside state of matter. This research agreed with this meaning but disagreed with the adverb type. CHANTO is an adverb of manner in the subtype of subjectivity and evaluation based on Nitta (2002