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“Thank YOU” in Japanese🇯🇵👇

✅ こちらこそありがとう

　{ kochirakoso arigatou}

✅ こちらこそ

　{ kochirakoso }

こちら is a polite way of saying “this way”, in this case こちら means “myself”!

こそ is a particle that exaggerates the word that こそ is attached to.

So こちらこそ means “No, I need to say that, not you.”

I hope this is useful!✨

Thank you for learning with me!

Layla

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@nihongo_layla

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痛い[ itai ] means “painful” in Japanese, but we don’t say the word when we react to the sudden pain!

We say いた！[ ita! ] or いった！[ itta! ] 👍

i hope it’s useful!☺️

layla

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@nihongo_layla

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I started teaching Japanese on Instagram in November 2020.

I didn’t expect that I could have so many followers in just 10 months!😳

Thank you very much for following and learning Japanese with me!✨

I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos and to write such kind comments. Reading those is one of the best aspects of creating this kind of content. It is so fulfilling.

I am not a qualified teacher. I am just a Japanese girl who wanted to teach Japanese.

When I started my Instagram, I was not really sure if I wanted to be a Japanese teacher. But now I really enjoy making videos and pronouncing Japanese clearly and slowly for you (I don’t know why but I really enjoy it😂)

My goal is to make more content for Instagram, YouTube and to start a Podcast.

I am also planning to make a course or a membership program to help you master particles!! ( It’s still an idea so I don’t know when I will be able to release it!)

My personal goal is to live in an old Japanese house in the Japanese countryside, to cherish my family, save stray cats and to keep drawing 🎨💛

Do you have a goal for your near future? Or for learning Japanese?

If you have, please tell me in the comments!☺️

Thank you very much for reading...and for all the support,

Have a wonderful day☕️

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“I’m happy for you”👉🇯🇵

✅ 良かったね！{ yokattane }

This can also mean “That’s great!” “Good for you!” Or “I’m happy to hear that!”

It’s a very useful phrase😊

Or you can also say↓

✅ ほんとに良かったね！{ hontoni yokattane }

　ほんとに means “very” or “so”

If you want to sound polite, please say

☑️ 良かったですね { yokattadesune }

I hope this is useful for you!!✨

have a wonderful day!

Layla

Bite size Japanese

@nihongo_layla

#study japanese #japanese conversation #learn japanese #nihongo #japanese vocabulary #にほんごのせんせい #日本語べんきょう #japanese phrases #日本語学生 #japaneseteacher #japanese study #日本語 #にほんご #bite size japanese #japanese lesson #japanese language

おひさしぶりですね [ ohisashiburi desune ] means “it’s been a long time!” But it sounds very polite!

If you use it to your friends, they will feel the distance between you both!

So I recommend you to say ひさしぶり [ hisashiburi ] or ひさびさ [ hisabisa ] to your friends! These are casual ways to say “It’s been a while!” and sound friendly!👍

I hope it’s useful for you!☺️

Thank you for learning Japanese!!

have a wonderful day☕️

Layla

Bite size Japanese