#learnjp

[learnjp]

Greetings | Goodbye Hey guys, today I'm gonna do a quick little post on some general ways to say 'goodbye' to someone in Japanese!

I'm off/I'm leaving/I'm going・行ってきます・いってきます

Take care・行ってらっしゃい・いってらっしゃい

I'm off・行ってくるね・いってくるね

I'm leaving・出かけるね・でかけるね

Goodbye・さようなら

Goodbye. Let's meet again.・さようなら、また会いましょう

Goodbye. See you later.・さようなら、またね

Bye bye・バイバイ

See you later/around・またね

See you later・あとでね

See you tonight・また今夜・またこんや

I'll be back in an hour・一時間後には戻るね・いちじかんごにはもどるね

In response to some of the above expressions you can either repeat them back to that person or you could say something along the lines of;

Sure, see you then・分かった。じゃ、あその時に・わかった。じゃ、あそのときに

Enjoy the party・パーティーを楽しんで・パーティーをたのしんで

Have fun・楽しんでね・たのしんでね

Have a good day・よい一日を過ごしてね・よいついたちをすごしてね

Thank you. Have a good day too!・ありがとう。あなたもいい日を過ごしてね・ありがとう。あなたもいいひをすごしてね

Take care・気を付けてね・きをつけてね

Good luck with your exams・試験頑張ってね・しけんがんばってね

Drive safe・運転気を付けてね・うんてんきをつけてね

Have a safe flight・無事なフライトを・ぶじなふらいとを

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[a-studying-cactus]

I thought you would all enjoy a compilation of easy one word answers in conversational Japanese :)

[bisuu-studies-blog]

intro to bisuu studies

Hello everybody! We’re Aru and Juno - two 16 year olds trying to encourage ourselves to work harder and stop procrastinating. We are currently doing our A levels and our chosen subjects include Biology, Chemistry, English and Maths. On this blog, we hope to post pictures of our notes, study tips, honest book reviews, and quotes that we really like. We are both interested in learning languages and will post our progress as time goes on. On this journey we hope to motivate ourselves and others as well to work hard and achieve their full potential. We think that the studyblr community is really welcoming and encouraging, and that joining it will help us to become proactive individuals. 

Both of us love Gilmore Girls, foreign TV shows (Korean and Turkish dramas anyone?) and travel. We hope that one day we can go to Japan together, but that’s rather hard considering we’re broke af. Nonetheless, our hard work should see us through. 

Our Goals

- Read more: Things always seem to get in the way of just enjoying a good book, but hopefully blogging about books in general will force us to put down our phones and get lost in a book.

- Stop procrastinating

- Be more organised

- Invest more time in hobbies like learning languages

Our inspirations on Tumblr

We’ve been following these people for a while now on our personals, and their accounts are honestly so helpful, and they’re such lovely people! I’ve relied on their advice to help me through particularly stressful moments in life and managed to not combust from the pressure! ✨And their notes are beautifullllllll

So: @thesmallmedic @emmastudies @studywithinspo @studywitharies @quasifrenchi @learnjp @soymilkstudiess @elainestudy

[cactii-studies]

Vocab from “Kitchen” by Banana Yoshimoto Set 1

Vocabulary words taken from page one of Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto. 

場所（ばしょ）・  place

台所（だいどころ）・  kitchen

機能的（きのうてき）・  functional

出来れば（できれば）・  ideally / if possible / preferably

乾い（かわい）・  dry

清潔（せいけつ）・  immaculate

ふきん ・  dish towel

タイル ・  tile (like on a floor)

ぴかぴか ・  sparkle

輝く（かがやく）・  to shine / to glitter / to sparkle

たまらなく・  irresistibly

汚い（きたない）・  dirty

野菜（やさい）・  vegetable

床（ゆか）・  floor

裏（うら）・  sole (of a shoe)

広い（ひろい）・  wide

冬（ふゆ）・  winter

軽い（かるい）・  light (not heavy)

食料（しょくりょう）・  food

並ぶ（ならぶ）・  to line up

巨大な（きょだいな）・  huge

冷蔵庫（れいぞうこ）・refrigerator 

そびえ立つ（そびえたつ）・  to tower over

扉（とびら）・  door

油（あぶら）・  oil

飛べる（とべる）・  to fly / to jump

錆び（さび）・  rust

包丁（ほうちょう）・  kitchen knife

ふと ・  suddenly

窓（まど）・  window

外（そと）・  outside

淋しい（さみしい）・  lonely

星（ほし）・  star

光る（ひかる）・  to shine

As always, if you see any mistakes please point them out, and I’ll fix them!

[foxstory]

わたしはきつねですよ。 / 私は狐ですよ。/ I am a fox! #きつね #狐

[studysuru]

[daemlo]

171001 || I’ve got three of my final exams in the next eleven days, so I’ve created a daily study plan for myself in order to use my time efficiently! Hopefully I can stick to it...

[a-studying-cactus]

I’ve been trying some more sentence practice in Japanese :)