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What will everyone do if they meet Japanese people thinking like this with Thailand?

The story is that this morning we entered a freshman black app and then met a Japanese person. He posted a message in picture 2 to say that the director who should not be dating at all is the director who came to Thailand.

Personally, we have heard that Thailand is famous in foreign countries, but you!! There are other things, there are. Even though some people in her house come to work at night in a lot of Japanese people, by V-travel there are, there are, I know.

And then found the post opening that is heavy. Found the comment is even heavier. There was the last uncle comment that was impressed but didn't bring it because you 🌼, he replied like, heh, no, don't come. Let's go to another country like this.

In my heart I want to comment, but it is a Japanese man. Not ready 😅, but press 🤍 for the comment that is creative.

P.S. We translate it like a taste. It's not grammatical, but it's correct!!

# Japanese people # About Thai people # Thai women # Trending

2025/9/2 Edited to

... Read moreพอเห็นคำพูดแนว “แล้วไทยล่ะ” หรือโพสต์ที่เหมารวมว่า “ผู้ชายที่ไปประเทศไทย = ไปซื้อบริการ” บอกตรงๆ ว่ามันจี๊ดมาก เพราะมันไม่ใช่แค่ตำหนิคนบางกลุ่ม แต่มันลากภาพลักษณ์ประเทศ/คนไทยไปด้วย แถมยังพ่วงคำพูดเรื่อง “ไม่ถูกสุขอนามัย” แบบเหมารวมอีก สิ่งที่เราทำก่อนอันดับแรกคือ “แยกให้ออกว่าเขาว่าอะไร” 1) เขาว่าพฤติกรรมของนักท่องเที่ยวบางส่วน (เช่น sex tourism) 2) เขาเหมารวมทั้งไทยว่าเป็นแบบนั้น 3) เขาใช้คำดูถูก (hygiene/shame) ซึ่งอันนี้เกินเลย ถ้าเราเถียงแบบรวมๆ มันจะจบที่ดราม่า แต่ถ้าโฟกัสว่าจุดไหนคือข้อมูลผิด/เหมารวม เราจะตอบได้คมกว่า ถ้าอยากคอมเมนต์แต่ไม่อยากชน เราว่าใช้โทน “สุภาพ + ให้ข้อมูล” จะเวิร์ก เช่น - “เข้าใจว่ามีปัญหานักท่องเที่ยวบางกลุ่มจริง แต่การเหมารวมว่า ‘ไปไทย=ไปซื้อบริการ’ ไม่แฟร์กับคนไทยและคนที่มาเที่ยวปกติค่ะ” - “ประเทศไทยมีหลายมุมมาก ทั้งอาหาร วัฒนธรรม ธรรมชาติ เมืองน่าเที่ยว และคนส่วนใหญ่ก็ใช้ชีวิตปกติ ไม่เกี่ยวกับสิ่งนั้นเลย” - “ถ้ามีประสบการณ์ไม่ดี ลองเล่าว่าเจอที่ไหน/สถานการณ์ไหน จะได้คุยกันด้วยข้อมูลมากกว่าการเหมารวมค่ะ” อีกอย่างที่ช่วยมากคือ “ยกตัวอย่างสิ่งที่เป็นรูปธรรม” แทนการพูดกว้างๆ เช่น แนะนำย่าน/กิจกรรมที่คนไปกันเพราะของจริง: คาเฟ่, พิพิธภัณฑ์, ตลาด, ร้านอาหาร, ทะเล, trekking, วัด, งานอีเวนต์ หรือเมืองรองที่น่าเที่ยว วิธีนี้ทำให้คำว่า “ไทยมีมากกว่านั้น” ดูน่าเชื่อ ไม่ใช่แค่ปกป้องแบบลอยๆ แต่ถ้าคอมเมนต์นั้นเป็นการเหยียด/ด่าหยาบๆ จนเห็นว่าเขาไม่รับฟัง เราจะไม่เสียพลังไปเถียงยาวค่ะ เลือกกดรายงาน/ซ่อนคอมเมนต์ หรือกดถูกใจคอมเมนต์ที่สร้างสรรค์ (เหมือนที่หลายคนทำ) แล้วออกมา เพราะบางทีอัลกอริทึมยิ่งดันโพสต์เมื่อมีคนไปเถียง สุดท้าย เราว่าประโยค “แล้วไทยล่ะ” สำหรับเราคือการถามว่า “เราจะให้ภาพจำของไทยถูกกำหนดด้วยเรื่องเดียวจริงเหรอ?” คำตอบคือไม่จำเป็น เราตอบได้ด้วยความจริงว่าไทยมีทั้งด้านดีและปัญหาเหมือนทุกที่ แต่การเหมารวมว่าไทยสกปรกหรือมาไทยคือซื้อบริการ มันไม่ถูกต้อง และเราพูดได้อย่างสุภาพ ชัดเจน และมีข้อมูล โดยไม่ต้องไปดราม่าค่ะ

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A mobile screen displays an interactive Kana practice game called "ponder Kana," showing Japanese characters あ, い, う, お, and a central 'o' with a timer at 00:00:00. Text below indicates it's available on website or mobile.
The "ponder Kana" game interface shows Japanese characters は, ひ, ふ, か, and a central 'ka' with a timer at 00:03:14. Text explains Kana is a syllabic writing system and notes there is no audio.
Interactive Kana (Japanese) practice
Search: Ponder Kana Japanese Practice where you will be able to get to this Kana practice. It is a short easy interactive tool to quickly practice your knowledge of syllabaries. The fun part is that you can take it multiple times while tracking how long it takes you to complete the quiz – then try
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A person takes a mirror selfie, with text overlay 'JAPANESE SONGS THAT ALTERED MY BRAIN CHEMISTRY PERMANENTLY (FOR THE BETTER)' and 'HI I'M KOIE :)'.
Album art for 'delusionalism' by MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS, featuring two black-haired figures playing guitar in a monochrome style, described as a 'favorite song'.
Comic-style album art for '心に雲�を持つ少年' by Sunny Day Service, showing a person with a phone and a drum set, noted for its instrumental.
Japanese music I’ve been gatekeeping!!
spotify is linked on my insta bio! @/theredkoipond (link at bottom of caption) I’ve been gatekeeping these songs for so long. I originally wasn’t going to post on here but I’m sick and tired of trying to find more Japanese music and only finding anime ops or really popular songs. There’s so muc
Koi

Koi

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A collage titled 'My favorite FREE apps to learn Japanese!' featuring four app icons: iTalki, MARU, Hiragana Memory Hint, and Katakana Memory Hint, with a pink bow and a coffee cup illustration.
The iTalki app icon next to text explaining it as an online platform for finding language teachers, offering 150+ languages, free trials, and budget filtering for Japanese lessons.
The MARU: Learn Japanese Hiragana app icon with text describing it for learning Hiragana and Katakana, alongside screenshots of a Hiragana chart and a vocabulary drill.
My favorite FREE apps to learn Japanese!
I have been studying and learning Japanese since last year, just as a hobby and because i really love the Japanese language and culture! I've been using these apps a long the way and would definitely recommend them to learn Japanese, they are super helpful and easy to work with. All these a
Debbie

Debbie

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A street scene featuring a convex mirror on a pole, reflecting a person taking the photo. Two daisy stickers adorn the mirror. The text overlay reads "Japanese for beginners Pt. 3", indicating the topic of the content.
japanese for beginners pt. 3⛩️🇯🇵
Here’s some basic intros you should know in Japanese! I plan to post about the difference of polite/ formal/ casual/ very casual speaking, since i know it can be confusing!! #learnjapanese #studyjapanese #japan #Lemon8
gabielyn | ギャビ

gabielyn | ギャビ

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The image shows a bakery or cafe interior with display cases filled with pastries and cookies. Overlayed text reads 'MOVIE TO LEARN JAPANESE PART 3' in pink and purple stylized font.
A movie poster for 'Sky of Love' featuring two young actors in school uniforms making peace signs. Below the poster, text highlights learning meaningful phrases, improving listening, and gaining relatable vocabulary.
A movie poster for 'Little Forest: Summer/Autumn' showing a woman in a straw hat and rice stalks. Text below describes learning everyday vocabulary, cultural elements, and practicing with clear dialogue.
MOVIES TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3)
Here are three fantastic Japanese movies that can help strengthen your vocabulary while keeping you entertained! 🎥 Dedicating just one hour a day to watching and practicing can make a huge difference. Immersing yourself in these movies not only improves your language skills but also brings you clos
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A man with a suitcase walks past a modern hotel building in Japan, with two anime characters waving from behind it. The text "EASY JAPANESE" is overlaid, introducing the topic of learning Japanese phrases.
A man on a bicycle looks back, with traditional Japanese houses in the background. An anime character waves next to the overlaid text "Hello こんにちは Konnichiwa," illustrating the Japanese greeting.
A man on a bicycle rides away, with traditional Japanese houses in the background. An anime character waves next to the overlaid text "Bye またね Matane," demonstrating a casual Japanese farewell.
Easy Japanese 🇯🇵
How to say hello & goodbye: 👋 Hello : こんにちは (konnichiwa) ☀️ Good morning : おはようございます (ohayou gozaimasu) 🌙 Good evening : こんばんは (konbanwa) It’s very uncommon to say “sayonara” as a goodbye. I tend to use the two below. ✌️ Very Casual “see ya”: またね (Matane) 🙇‍♂️ Formal “tha
Abraham

Abraham

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A person's hands hold a smartphone, capturing a sunset over the ocean with two distant figures. The image is overlaid with the title "Japanese TECHNIQUES TO STOP OVERTHINKING" in a handwritten style, promoting mental well-being.
A brown background displays the word "Shoganai" in bold white text. Below it, the description "Embrace the 'Unavoidable.' Accept what you can't control and focus your energy on what you can" is written in white.
A brown background displays the word "Shinrin-Yoku" in bold white text. Below it, the description "Engage in forest bathing or spending time in nature. Being surrounded by nature can help calm the mind and reduce overthinking" is written in white.
7 Japanese Techniques to stop overthinking
🤍Shoganai 🤍Shinrin-Yoku 🤍Nenbutsu 🤍Zazen 🤍Gaman 🤍Wabi-Sabi 🤍Ikebana #embracevulnerability #unfiltered #Lemon8Diary #overthinking #mentalhealth #Lemon8 #lemon8creator #lemon8partner #japanesestyle #mentalhealthjourney
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libertyyraee

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JAPANESE HEADSPA!!💆🏻‍♀️
Trying out a head spa for the first time!! I’ve been wanting to try this for so long, so I’m excited to have finally found a place in the Seattle area that has it✨ 📍royal lavender nails & headspa: 925 110th Ave NE Suites D, Bellevue, WA 98004 🗓️ I recommend booking a couple weeks in advan
meili_zzz

meili_zzz

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Japanese for beginners pt. 6⛩️🇯🇵
The Hellotalk app is so awesome!! You can communicate with natives and is essentially a language exchange! You can make friends and they can help you improve any language you’re learning. They have voice rooms where you can actually speak in the language! This helped my Japanese grow at an exponent
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gabielyn | ギャビ

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MANGA TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3) 🌸
Hey everyone! 📚 I’m back with Part 3 of learning Japanese through manga! Reading manga is such a fun and effective way to pick up new words, improve reading skills, and understand natural conversations. Did you enjoy the last recommendations I shared? Let me know which ones you liked the most! 🤩🇯🇵✨
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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Japanese Restaurant Style - Ginger Salad🫚🥗
This Ginger dressing it’s so easy to make, full of flavor and will transport you straight to your favorite Japanese restaurant!🫚🥕 Ingredients: For the dressing: • 1 1/2 cups of chopped carrots, about 2 large carrots • 2 Celery stalks, chopped • 1/4 yellow onion, chopped • About 2-3 tbs
Gabriela🤍

Gabriela🤍

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Workbooks, Tools & Resources To Learn Japanese!!
🇯🇵This year I told myself that I wanted to learn Japanese! I've never been to Japan but I would love to visit one day, and to do that I feel like it would be appropriate to familiarize myself with the language! So to do that I am using specific tools and resources to help me a long the way.
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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A storefront with plants and outdoor seating, featuring a large text overlay that reads "NUMBER 1-10 IN JAPANESE" in blue and yellow fonts. The bottom left corner shows "lemon8 @kaylindo_".
A graphic showing Japanese numbers 1-5. Each number is represented by an image (apple, bottles, ice cream, fish, hand), its Kanji character, and its pronunciation (ichi, ni, san, shi/yon, go).
A graphic showing Japanese numbers 6-10. Each number is represented by an image (markers, hearts, 8-ball, grid, eggs), its Kanji character, and its pronunciation (roku, nana, hachi, ku, ju).
NUMBER 1-10 IN JAPANESE
Hi everyone! Are you ready to learn numbers 1-10 in Japanese with me? Bet you’re surprised at how similar they look to Chinese, right? That’s because they’re written in Kanji, just like Chinese. But don’t worry—the way they’re pronounced is totally different and super easy to remember. Let’s dive i
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A laptop screen displays the Lingual Ninja website's Japanese Vocabulary Quiz homepage, featuring options for various quiz types and JLPT levels. The overlay text reads 'Test your Japanese'.
A laptop screen shows a vocabulary list from Lingual Ninja, detailing Kanji, Hiragana, English meaning, and audio icons for words like 'dad, father'. The overlay text instructs to 'review the vocabulary list and listen to the audio before taking the quiz!'.
A laptop screen displays a multiple-choice question on Lingual Ninja, asking to select the meaning of 'お父さん'. Options include 'bag', 'Japanese box lunch', 'sweets', and 'dad, father'. The overlay text says 'select the answer from the multiple choice options'.
Japanese interactive quiz for FREE
As always – Japanese websites are just so smooth and easy to navigate! Lingual Ninja allows you to test yourself on important Japanese vocabulary, but not only that, you can also take the quizzes from Japanese to English (and vice versa). They offer a list of vocabulary terms with the audio as well
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A laptop screen displays the Wasabi website's 'Materials: Self-Learning Japanese' page, offering resources for independent Japanese study, with a blurred background of a room and Christmas tree. An overlay reads 'when you want to learn JAPANESE on your own'.
The Wasabi website on a laptop screen shows 'Wasabi's Online Grammar Reference' and 'Japanese Grammar with Instantaneous Composition Method' for self-learners. A Maneki-neko illustration is visible, and an overlay states 'access self-learning materials on the Wasabi Learn Japanese platform'.
A laptop screen displays Wasabi's 'Read-Aloud Method with Easy Japanese' and 'Read-Aloud Method with Radio Programs' sections, featuring illustrations of children and a radio. An overlay reads 'free reading, writing, and audio materials + additional tools to help you study efficiently'.
FREE self-taught Japanese online
As always, Japanese always has the most organized and comprehensive online lessons than any other language that I have seen. on Wasabi Japanese Lessons, navigate to Self-Learning Japanese and there you will find all the materials you need whether you want to read or listen, while also having access
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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Quick Japanese Vocab Building ✨
Did you know learning Japanese can take as little as under a minute? Whether you’re student or an enthusiast, building you’re vocabulary in any language doesn’t have to take much time out of your day. Everyone has to start somewhere, so it’s a completely valid method to start small and work you
The Cozy Study Shop

The Cozy Study Shop

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A notebook page displays handwritten Japanese grammar notes focusing on '〜際に' (when) and '〜にあたって' (on the occasion of), with example sentences and English translations. Sticky notes provide related vocabulary like 'numbered ticket' and 'celebration'.
A notebook page shows handwritten Japanese grammar notes on '〜かと思うと' (just when I thought), with example sentences and English translations. Sticky notes list vocabulary such as 'peak', 'dizzy', 'air temperature', and 'author'.
A notebook page features handwritten Japanese grammar notes covering '〜てはじめて' (realize for the first time), '〜た上で' (first/after doing), and '〜次第' (as soon as). Example sentences and English translations are provided, along with vocabulary like 'actual place' and 'economically'.
My insane Japanese notes
I’ve been taking Japanese classes ever since I was 12 and I’m 24 now. I don’t care what anybody says, this language is quite difficult especially for English speakers. One thing I noticed though was that learning Korean became easier after I got used to the process of learning Japanese. I was able
Nore

Nore

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The image is a title slide for "JAPANESE Convenience store SWIPE Phrases," featuring a stylized convenience store counter with a coffee cup and a drink icon. It introduces a series of useful Japanese phrases for convenience store interactions.
This image displays the phrase "Would you like to add a hot coffee?" in English, followed by its Japanese romaji translation "Hotto kōhī mo tsukemasu ka?" and the Japanese script, set against a convenience store counter background.
The image shows the English phrase "Do you need a bag?" with its Japanese romaji translation "Fukuro wa irimasu ka?" and the Japanese script, presented over a convenience store counter scene.
Phrases for a japanese convenience store
Do you need a bag? = Fukuro wa irimasu ka? Would you like to add a hot coffee? = Hotto kōhī mo tsukemasu ka? The restrooms are for customers only. = Toire wa okyaku-sama sen'yō desu. Card declined. Do you have another form of payment? = Kādo ga uketukerare masen. Hoka no shiharai hōhō wa
linguafyle

linguafyle

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The image features a store interior with shelves of pottery and a table displaying ceramic cups and plates. Overlay text reads "APPS FOR LEARNING JAPANESE FOR BEGINNERS," introducing a guide to language learning applications.
Against a backdrop of pottery, the image highlights the "HEYJAPAN" app, represented by a winking dog icon. Text describes its features: personalized lessons, interactive quizzes for vocabulary and grammar, and engaging content for fun Japanese learning.
Set in a pottery shop, the image showcases the "HELLOTALK" app, depicted by a speech bubble icon. The text details its functions: connecting users with native speakers for conversation, instant feedback, and interactive chat for language exchange.
APPS FOR LEARNING JAPANESE FOR BEGINNERS 🍋
I’m excited to share my favorite apps for learning Japanese. They’ve helped me boost my vocabulary and communication skills with native speakers. These apps make learning Japanese fun and engaging, no longer boring! So, what are you waiting for? Download them now and give them a try. Let me know yo
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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8 ways o outsmarting overthinking
These Japanese techniques promotes #mindfulness #emotionalhealth . Experiment with these practices to see what works best when trying to quiet your mind. #thinkingtraining #positivevibes #mindfullifestyle
@valene_ja

@valene_ja

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Three women showcasing 90s Japanese street fashion, featuring dark coats, plaid dresses, platform shoes, and unique hairstyles, with text overlays about '90'S JAPANESE FASHION iNSPO' and 'FRUiTS EDITION'.
A FRUiTS magazine cover featuring a young man and woman with blonde hair, leopard print tops, and jeans, sitting on steps and sticking out their tongues, embodying 90s Japanese street style.
Two women on a street in 90s Japanese fashion, one in a black tracksuit and long skirt with a yellow bag, the other in a black sleeveless top and long skirt with sunglasses.
90’s Japanese Street Fashion (pt. 1) 🍋
I have loved Japanese fashion for as long as I can remember 😭🥹 It seems like the older I get, the most nostalgic for older times I seem to be! ✨ I had totally forgotten about how inspirational the FRUiTS magazines were, and I figured I would share some inspiration here, and look back on *possibly*
🩸 Yves 🩸

🩸 Yves 🩸

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A person holds open the book 'The Courage to Be Disliked' with text overlays asking 'PEOPLE-PLEASING SUCKS?' and stating 'READ THE GOD OF SELF-HELP BOOK' over the pages, on a desk with other books.
The book 'The Courage to Be Disliked' rests on a bed next to a lamp. Text overlays describe it as a 'straight-up, no-nonsense look at happiness' that is different from typical self-help books.
The cover of 'The Courage to Be Disliked' is shown with text overlays highlighting key takeaways: 'Happiness is a choice,' 'Ditch the "up and down" relationships,' and 'You gotta love yourself first.'
The God of Self-Help
People-pleasing sucks. This book might kick your butt (in a good way) Okay, let's be real. Self-help books can feel cheesy and preachy, right? But this book, or should I say the god of self-help book, is different. It's a straight-up, no-nonsense look at happiness that left me shook.
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Meredith Jao

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