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(Watashi was neko ga suki desu)

Meaning: I like cats.

tidbits:

• (wa) is an auxiliary word used to point out the "topic" of a sentence (here it is "I").

• (ga) is an auxiliary word often used with the word "like" () to point out what is right to like.

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SONGS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3) 🤍

Konnichiwa, Japanese learners! How’s your study going? Lately, I’ve realized that songs make it so much easier to pick up new vocabulary—catchy tunes really help things stick. Today, I’ve got three fresh J-pop tracks to introduce that are perfect for learning Japanese while jamming out. Let’s make

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The #1 workbook to learn Japanese “letters”!

Hiragana and Katakana can be mastered in only a few days with this fun and effective workbook! Clever mnemonics make you memorize fast and recall forever! With online videos to practice listening and pronunciation! Fun reviewing exercises to reinforce memory and learn new vocabulary at the

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A person's lap with a 'Japanese English Bilingual Visual Dictionary' resting on it, illustrating the article's advice to 'Repeat in context, not isolation' for effective language learning.

A hand holds open a Japanese learning book, displaying pages with illustrated vocabulary for school items and activities, reinforcing the tip to 'Use images, associations, and emotion' in learning.

How I’m Mastering Japanese With a Bad Memory🧠

I used to say I had the worst memory ever, especially when it came to learning a new language. I’d try to memorize vocab with flashcards and random word lists, but nothing stuck. It was so frustrating. What actually helped was switching things up and learning words in context. Like, instead of just

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A stack of books is shown against a dark, textured background, with the title 'JAPANESE HORROR: THE ART OF UNEASE 不安' overlaid at the top.

A gloved hand holds the book 'REVENGE' by Yoko Ogawa, featuring a distressed cover. Text describes its themes of grief, obsession, and quiet cruelty, listing eleven connected cases.

A gloved hand holds the book 'DARK WATER' by Koji Suzuki, featuring a water-themed cover. Text describes it as a collection of damp, liminal horrors with connected cases like 'Floating Water' and 'Solitary Isle'.

💾CLINICAL JAPANESE MOTIFS

JAPANESE HORROR has always felt more emotionally distant to me, which is probably why it sticks with me so much. (I'm sane I promise) ⚠️SUBJECT DISPLAYS PROLONGED INTEREST IN EMOTIONAL DECAY AND LIMINAL DREAD. However claims stability at this time due to ice cream. A lot of it feels qui

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The #1 Learn Japanese for beginners workbook

Learn how to read and write Japanese the easy way! #japanesebeginner #japaneselearning #studyjapanese #beginner #hiragana

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