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How to say "tired" in Japanese Japanese native speakers would say "tsukareta". It is the Japanese phrase for "tired" or perhaps "I'm tired". In this blog post, I will explain it in detail based on its components. And also, I will explain how to use it and how to say it in a polite way. Let's get …

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How to say "what is your recommendation?" in Japanese Japanese people would use the expression, "osusume wa nan desu ka", to say "what is your recommendation?" in Japanese. In this blog post, I will explain it in detail based on its components. And also, I will explain how to use it through the example. Let's get …

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How to make "where" questions in Japanese Japanese native speakers would use "doko" which is the Japanese word for 'where'. The simplest where question in Japanese is definitely "doko" with the raised pitch. It works in the same way that the English word, "where?", does. But, it can sound a bit too rude especially …

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What does "kimochi warui" mean? The Japanese expression, "kimochi warui", is often used to mean 'to feel sick', 'disgusting', 'gross' or 'creepy'. Its meaning highly depends on the context, but it is mainly used to express bad feelings. A deep understating of its components would be very helpful to understand its …

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How to say "it's delicious" in Japanese Japanese people would say "oishii desu". It is the Japanese expression for "it's delicious". In this blog post, I will explain it in detail based on its components. And also, I will explain how to use it through the example. Let's get …

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