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12 Examples of Using “Happy(shiawase)” You Can Easily Use
【)" You Can Easily Use】 Could you correctly explain your happiness to native speakers? And was that “私せ(shiawase)" you can easily use today! 幸せな(adjective) Happiness / Happy "幸(happy memories)” and etc. Sample あなたと一緒せだよ... - Blog
Did You Know Other Meaning of さくさくJapanese Use?
【】 I’d say basically さくさく(saku-saku) is used for food, however, it has another meaning except for food and which is quite often used as native speakers. After reading this, you would be able to figure out all of the ways to use さ... - Blog
Creative Ways To Correctly Use “sakarau”, “tatetsuku” and “oshikiru”
【】 Did you know what the meaning of "逆る(oshikiru)" is? They sound quite similar, however native speakers use them depending on the situation. When figuring out what their meaning is, why don’t you use these words to your friends, tea... - Blog
74 Must-Know The DATE in Japanese for Making Better Conversations
【74 Must-Know The DATE in Japanese for Making Better Conversations】 This is quite sudden, but could you say "What day is it today?", "It’s July 2nd." or even "I worked the day before yesterday." in Japanese? It sounds quite easy, but f... - Blog
You Will Be Able To Use “That’s too bad.” in Japanese in 10 Seconds.
【You Will Be Able To Use “That’s too bad.” in Japanese in 10 Seconds.】 We sometimes use “That’s too bad.” in our lives and with our relationships. Did you know how to use that? It is “残念ですね” which is the helpful word for you to fl... - Blog
47 Tips For Choosing Your Sports Club: “bukatsu” or “sa-kuru”?
【?】 Did you join a club when you were still in junior high or high school? It’s a great way to meet people with similar interests, do an activity you enjoy, and learn more about an activity you’re interested in. Today, let me introduce... - Blog
“sarigenaku” vs. “nanigenaku”: A Quick Guide How To Use
【: A Quick Guide How To Use】 Let’s get "さりげなく(sarigenaku)" and "何気なく correctly today. さりげなく(sarigenaku) / 何気なく (nanigenaku) Casually (conscious / unconscious) Both さりげなく and 何気なく have the difference in “consc... - Blog
4 Easy Ways to Define and Use “sawayaka” You Would Use
【 You Would Use】 If you’re not careful about using "爽やか today! 爽やか [for wind or air] (sawayaka) Crisp / Brisk "爽やか(sawayaka)" can be used for wind or air such as early morning or Spring or Autumn and so on which temperature is... - Blog
Top 132 Careers And 8 Positions in Japanese
【Top 108 Careers And Positions In Japanese】 Do you have your dream job or you got a nice job? Or have you been studying something to get your job? Anyway, no matter what the occupations you would be able to find the list below. Why don... - Blog
The Minimalist Guide to サラリーマン and OL
【】 There's absolutely no doubt that white-collar workers who are called "サラリーマン" which most Japanese think this word should be English because they think サラリーマン means "salary-man". So I'd say a bunch of Japanese may often u...