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「chúc sức khỏe và bình an（健康と平安を祈る）」は、単なるあいさつ以上に日本とベトナムの文化を織り交ぜた心温まる表現です。私自身、友人に向けて日本語の告白文にこのフレーズを添えて伝えたところ、とても喜ばれ、より深い絆を感じました。特に「蓮の花」は純粋さや再生の象徴として知られており、この花と共に健康と平安を祈るメッセージは、日常のストレスや不安を和らげる力があります。毎日忙しい中でも、この言葉を心に留めることで気持ちが落ち着き、前向きになれた経験があります。また、こうした言葉や象徴を用いた告白やメッセージは、文化の違いを超えた共感を生むため、国際的な友人関係や恋愛でも大変有効です。皆さんもぜひ「Tỏ tình kiểu Nhật」を参考に、健康と平安を願う素敵なメッセージを送ってみてください。

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A cafe interior with wooden tables, two drinks, and a traditional Japanese fan. Text overlays teach Japanese phrases for 'Excuse me' and 'Thank you for the meal'.

Easy Japanese 🇯🇵 pt 2

Easy Restaurant Japanese: 1️⃣ One: 1つ(hitotsu) 2️⃣ Two: 2つ(futatsu) 3️⃣ Three: 3つ(Mittsu) 🙏 This one please: これをください(kore o kudasai) 🙇‍♂️ Excuse me: すみません (sumimasen) 🙏 Thanks for the meal: ご馳走様でした (gochisousama deshita) Want good sushi in Kyoto ? The images are from Sushi K

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