🇯🇵 Japan Moments In Japan, many adults read manga, and some even fall in love with anime characters. Some people also collect anime figures. #Japan #JapaneseCulture #Manga #Anime #AnimeFigure

🇯🇵Japan culture shock Japanese Voice Sounds: Dakuten DA Group Da - Di - Du - De - Do BA Group Ba - Bi - Bu - Be - Bo #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLanguage #Nihongo #StudyJapanese

🇯🇵Japan culture shock Japanese toilet buttons look like this. Can you tell which one to press? This is the right one! Press it and the toilet flushes. #Japan #JapaneseToilet #ToiletInJapan #JapanLife #JapaneseCulture

🇯🇵 Japanese Casual Greetings * Otsukaressu = Good job / coworkers, friends * Usu = Hi / male friends, teammates * Ossu = Hey / sports, martial arts * Chiisu = Hey / friends * Uiisu = Yo / close friends * Zaasu = Morning / work, clubs * Oosu = Energetic hello / sports clubs ⚠️Not for forma

🇯🇵Japan culture shock Japanese voiced sounds (Dakuon) G-group: ga – gi – gu – ge – go Z-group: za – ji – zu – ze – zo #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLanguage #JapaneseLesson #Hiragana #JapanesePronunciation

🇯🇵 In Japan, some people shorten “sumimasen” (sorry/excuse me) to “saasen.” It’s super casual slang. #Japan #JapaneseSlang #Sumimasen #Saasen #JapanCulture

🇯🇵Japan culture shock What kind of conversation is this? The number of back-and-forth exchanges depends on the person. A real-life version of Japan’s uniquely polite back-and-forth of letting each other go first. #Japan #JapaneseCulture #LifeInJapan #JapanesePeople #PoliteCulture

Today’s lesson:colors Ai-iro (indigo blue / deep indigo) Hai midori (grayish green) Koge-cha iro (dark brown / burnt umber) Tamago iro (soft egg yellow) Lemon iro (lemon yellow) Tsuchi iro (earth brown / soil color) Emerald iro (emerald green) Seiji iro (celadon / pale jade green) Usu mu

🇯🇵Japan culture shock a i u e o ka ki ku ke ko sa shi su se so ta chi tsu te to na ni nu ne no ha hi fu he ho ma mi mu me mo ya yu yo ra ri ru re ro wa wo n Halfway there! #TodaysLesson #JapaneseLesson #StudyJapanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseTeacher

🇯🇵Japan culture shock Japanese often leaves sentences unfinished, so it can be confusing for foreigners. Chotto matte…　　　→ The sentence is unfinished Yatte mo ii kedo…　→ Not a clear answer Sou omotte iru nara…→ Meaning depends on context #JapaneseLanguage #LearnJapanese #JapaneseCul

🇯🇵 Japanese counting series Japanese counting: “dai” Used for cars, phones, and home appliances. Ichi dai Ni dai San dai Yon dai Go dai Roku dai Nana dai Hachi dai Kyuu dai Juu dai #JapaneseLanguage #JapaneseCounting #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #Nihongo

🇯🇵Daily Word Keisatsu o yonde kudasai. You call it in case of an incident or accident. The phone number is 110. #CallThePolice #EmergencyJapan #JapanSafety #Police110 #EmergencyNumber110

🇯🇵Japan culture shock In Japan, people take off their shoes when entering a house. In Japan, people usually take off their shoes in many places, such as: - Homes - Schools - Kindergartens and nurseries - Temples and shrines - Traditional inns (ryokan) - Tatami rooms in hotels -

🇯🇵Japan culture shock a i u e o ka ki ku ke ko sa shi su se so ta chi tsu te to na ni nu ne no ha hi fu he ho ma mi mu me mo ya yu yo #TodaysLesson #JapaneseLesson #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLanguage #StudyJapanese

🇯🇵Daily Word Sukoshi, matte kudasai. = Please wait a moment. Used when you need a little time or want someone to wait politely. Used when: ・you can’t decide the menu yet ・you are checking or preparing something #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapanesePhrase #JapaneseLanguage #SpeakJ

🇯🇵Japan culture shock “Bukiyou” = clumsy (negative) “Kiyou” = skillful (compliment) One word difference: insult vs compliment #JapanCultureShock #JapaneseLanguage #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLesson #JapaneseWords

🇯🇵 Today’s lesson Numbers 31 → sanjuuichi 32 → sanjuuni 33 → sanjuusan 34 → sanjuuyon / sanjuushi 35 → sanjuugo 36 → sanjuuroku 37 → sanjuunana / sanjuushichi 38 → sanjuuhachi 39 → sanjuukyuu / sanjuuku 40 → yonjuu #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLesson #Numbers #Stud

🇯🇵 Japanese Greeting Lesson Japanese people don’t use “Konnichiwa” with close friends. When meeting friends in the morning, we say“Ohaa!” #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLesson #JapaneseLanguage #SpeakJapanese

The #1 Japanese phrase that confuses foreigners “Dekitara, yatte oite.” A very indirect Japanese expression. The real meaning is: “I want you to do it.” #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLesson #JapaneseLanguage

🇯🇵 Japanese Counting Series How to Count People in Japanese 1 person = Hitori 2 people = Futari 3 people = Sannin 4 people = Yonnin 5 people = Gonin 6 people = Rokunin 7 people = Shichinin 8 people = Hachinin 9 people = Kyuunin 10 people = Juunin #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLesson