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🇯🇵 Today’s Japanese phrase is 「つい」 (Tsui)! Have you ever done something you didn’t mean to do… but just couldn’t resist? 🍰🛍️ In Japanese, we often use 「つい」 in situations like these! 🍰 つい食べちゃった! Tsui tabechatta! “I couldn’t resist eating it!” 🛍️ つい買っちゃった! Tsui kacchatta! “I ended up
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Watch, review, and put your Japanese into practice! 🇯🇵🌿 Thank you for learning with me! You can now revisit the phrases from my short videos in full lessons on YouTube—and practice with FREE worksheets. 📝 Print them out or write on your iPad. 🎥 YouTube: Japan with Akemi 🎁 Download your work
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🇯🇵 Today’s Japanese phrase is 「せっかく」 (Sekkaku)! Some Japanese words don’t have one exact English translation, and 「せっかく」 is one of them! 🌸 せっかく京都に来たから、お寺に行こう! “Since we’ve come all the way to Kyoto, let’s visit a temple!” 🌸 せっかく作ったのに! “I went to all the trouble of making it!” It’s a u
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🇯🇵 Today’s Japanese phrase is 「気になる!」 (Ki ni naru!) Have you ever seen something and thought, “I’m curious about that!” 👀 In Japanese, you can say 「気になる!」 But did you know it can also express concern or worry? ☕ あのカフェ、気になる! I’m curious about that café! ☁️ 明日の天気が気になる。 I’m worried ab
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🇯🇵 Today’s Japanese phrase is 「たしかに!」 (Tashika ni!) Have you ever heard someone say something and thought, “That’s true!” or “You have a point!”? That’s when you can say 「たしかに!」 😊 It’s a natural expression you’ll hear in everyday Japanese conversations. 🌿 Little words from Japan, for yo
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🇯🇵 A little Japanese phrase for your day 🌿 「ありがたい!」(Arigatai!) You probably know 「ありがとう」(Arigatō), which means “Thank you.” But 「ありがたい」 expresses a feeling of gratitude or appreciation. 💕 For example: 「家族が元気でありがたい。」 Kazoku ga genki de arigatai. “I’m grateful that my family is healt
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🇯🇵 A little Japanese phrase for your day 🌿 「まさか!」(Masaka!) “No way!” 😲 In Japanese, we use 「まさか!」 when something happens that we really didn’t expect. It can express surprise, disbelief, or even worry, depending on the situation! Have you ever had a “Masaka!” moment? 😊 🌸 Kokoro Le
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🇯🇵 A little Japanese phrase for your day 🌿 「なるほど!」(Naruhodo!) means something like “Oh, I see!” or “That makes sense!” Did you know that the last 「は」 in 「こんにちは」 is pronounced “wa,” not “ha”? 😊 Japanese is full of little surprises! Save this phrase for your next Japanese conversation. 🌸
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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 助かった! (Tasukatta!) Have you heard this Japanese expression before? We often say 「助かった!」 when someone helps us out or when we feel relieved. For example: 「ありがとう!助かった!」 Arigatō! Tasukatta! “Thank you! You’re a lifesaver!” And when you fina
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Japan with Akemi

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My very first Kokoro Letters set is finally here! 🎄💌 I’ve been working on this little Christmas stationery set with lots of love. Inside, you’ll find original postcards, matching letter paper, cute surprise stickers, and a personal handwritten letter from me. 🐰🌸 I hope it brings a little p
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 さすが! Sasuga! 「さすが」 is a common Japanese expression that doesn’t have one perfect translation in English. We often use it when someone does something impressive — especially when we already know they’re good at it. 「テスト、満点だった!」 Tesuto, manten d
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 最高! Saikō! We use this when we think something is really great. 「コンサート、どうだった?」 Konsāto, dō datta? “How was the concert?” 「最高だった!」 Saikō datta! “It was amazing!” You can also simply say: 「最高!」 Saikō! “Awesome!” / “The best!” ✨ Wha
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 楽しみ! Tanoshimi! We say this when we’re looking forward to something. ✨ 「明日、コンサートだね!」 Ashita, konsāto da ne! “The concert is tomorrow!” 「うん、楽しみ!」 Un, tanoshimi! “Yeah, I’m looking forward to it!” You can also say: 「楽しみにしてる!」 Tanoshimi
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 こちらこそ。 Kochira koso. We use こちらこそ when we want to return the same feeling or sentiment to the other person. For example: 「今日はありがとう!」 Kyō wa arigatō! “Thank you for today!” 「こちらこそ、ありがとう!」 Kochira koso, arigatō! In this situation, it’s lik
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Japan with Akemi

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I’ve been making something special… ✉️ A little Christmas letter set, created with love in Japan. Original postcards, writing paper, and a few little surprises inside. Kokoro Letters - Christmas Edition Coming soon. 🌿 #KokoroLetters #SnailMail #HappyMail #StationeryLover #Japan
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 おかえり。 Okaeri. It means “Welcome home.” 🏠 In Japan, when someone comes home, they usually say: 「ただいま!」 Tadaima! “I’m home!” And the person at home replies: 「おかえり!」 Okaeri! “Welcome home!” You can also say the more polite: 「おかえりなさ
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 ごちそうさま。 Gochisōsama. In Japan, we say this after we finish eating. 🍚🥢 It’s often translated as “Thank you for the meal,” but there isn’t one perfect translation in English. A more polite version is: 「ごちそうさまでした。」 Gochisōsama deshita. So r
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 いただきます。 Itadakimasu. In Japan, we say this before we start eating. 🍚🥢 You may see it translated as “Let’s eat” or “Thanks for the food,” but neither is an exact translation. It’s a way of showing appreciation for the food we’re about to eat.
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 久しぶり! Hisashiburi! It means “Long time no see!” We say it when we see or talk to someone we haven’t seen in a while. 「久しぶり!元気だった?」 Hisashiburi! Genki datta? “Long time no see! How have you been?” If you want to be more polite, you can say:
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Japan with Akemi

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A little Japanese phrase for your day 🇯🇵🌿 お大事に。 Odaiji ni. It’s often translated as “Take care” or “Get well soon.” We say it to someone who is sick, injured, or not feeling well. If your friend says: 「ちょっと風邪ひいちゃった。」 Chotto kaze hiichatta. “I caught a bit of a cold.” You might
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