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Simple Japanese: Times of Difficulty / Random Adjectives / Useful Phrases

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小さな妖精と背の高いグラスにオレンジ ジュース。

😇 Little fairy and orange juice in tall glasses.🍹

😇 小さな妖精 (ちさなようせい/ chisana yousei) = little fairy

🚶背の高い (せのたかい/ senotakai) = tall

🍹オレンジ ジュース (orenji juusu) = orange juice

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🎄Merry Christmas!!!🎄

🎅 メリークリスマス🎅

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Japanese Vocabulary Lists: 028 to 033

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Simple Japanese 

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Welcome vocabulary list

いらっしゃいませ (irasshaimase) - Welcome used in shops 

歓迎: かんげい (kangei) - Welcome/ reception 

 迎え: むかえ (mukae) - meeting/ greeting/welcome 

有難い: ありがたい (arigatai) - grateful/ thankful/welcome/appreciated/ evoking gratitude 

接待: せったい (settai) - reception/ welcome/ serving (food) /wining and dining/ business entertainment/ corporate entertainment/ entertaining politicians 

優待: ゆうたい (yuutai) - preferential treatment/hospitality/warm reception/ welcome 

耳より: みみより (mimiyori) - welcome (news)/ inviting/encouragingtempting/ hopeful

奉迎: ほうげい (hougei) - welcome

接遇: せつぐう (setsuguu) - reception, welcome

迎い: むかい (mukai) - meeting, greeting, welcome

どういたしまして (douitashimashite) - you are welcome, don’t mention it, not at all, my pleasure

お帰りなさい: おかえりなさい (okaerinasai) - Welcome home 

もてなす (motenasu) - to entertain/ to make welcome 

優遇: ゆうぐう (yuuguu) - favorable treatment/favourable treatment/ hospitality/warm reception/good treatment/ hearty welcome 

ようこそ (youkoso) - welcome!/nice to meet you! 

厚遇: こうぐう (kouguu) - cordial welcome/ hearty welcome/kind treatment/ hospitality 

歓待: かんたい (kantai) - warm welcome/friendly reception/ hospitality/ entertainment 

歓送迎会: かんそうげいかい (kansougeikai) - party to welcome (e.g. new employees) and send off (e.g. retiring employees)

新歓コンパ: しんかんコンパ (shinkankonpa) - welcome party for new students, club members, etc.

下にも置かない: したにもおかない (shitanimookanai) - giving a royal welcome/extending every courtesy

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Are there any words that describes the feeling of looking back on memories that made you feel loved, happy or hopeful?

懐かしい (Natsukashii) describes the warm, sudden feeling of sentimentality in which small things bring back some old, good memories while one remembers the fondness and goodness of that time.

This Japanese adjective is used to express a longing for the past — it connotes both happiness for the fondness of that memory and goodness of that time, as well as sadness that it is no longer.

Originally described ‘wanting to keep something close, wanting to express fondness for something’ [from  懐く ‎(natsuku), “to get used to and keep close; to become fond of”]. Over time, this word describes reminiscences — of things that bring you suddenly, joyously back to fond memories, with an appreciation of the good times.

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Kanji Character Tasks 2.0 to 5.0

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Simple Japanese Vocabularies

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Japanese Vocabularies 026 to 030

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Learn from Japanese proverb (kotowaza)

Today’s proverb is:

穴があったら入りたい (ana ga attara hairitai)

穴 ana means HOLE あったら attara comes from ある (aru) which means TO EXIST the たら (tara) conjugation change the meaning into “IF (something) EXIST)” 入りたい hairitai comes from 入る (hairu) which means TO ENTER the たい (tai) conjugation change the meaning into “WANT TO ENTER”

The literal translation is quite obvious. If a hole exist, (I) want to enter

This phrase is used when someone feel so ashamed that they want to hide somewhere.

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Let’s learn from Japanese Proverb This proverb means that great things are not made in a short time so we need to have more patience! ローマ : Rome 一日 (ichinichi) : One day に : Particle with a lot of usage して : て form of する (to do) ならず : the same as ならない

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Kotowaza (Japanese Proverb): 借りてきた猫 (karitekita neko)

借りてきた (karite kita) is made from 借りる (kariru: to borrow) and くる (kuru: to come) and 猫 (neko) is cat.

This proverb express a cat which so well behaved since it’s a borrowed cat. The cat might be wilder in it’s real house. Think about a boy who is so wild at his house but become well behaved in the outside :D

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