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let's learn useful(?) japanese vocab 🍙 役に立たない言葉を勉強しよう!(imgs from https://xitter.cf/t.co/OllV9T4MGr / https://xitter.cf/t.co/a3nobeo1l6) * some nsfw language but no nsfw images ※役に立つ単語を紹介することもあります。ご了承ください。

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Joined February 2019
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
心を鬼にする: harden one's heart; steel oneself; toughen up (literally, make one's heart an oni*) lol #nihongo *creature in Japanese folklore kind of like an ogre
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"Balloon art: 'Large Intestine'" 大腸 (だいちょう): large intestine 盲腸 (もうちょう): cecum (also means appendix or appendicitis) [上・横・下]行結腸: ascending/transverse/descending colon S状結腸 (エスじょうけっちょう): sigmoid colon 直腸 (ちょくちょう): rectum #learnjapanese
バルーンアート「大腸」
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
船(ふね)を漕(こ)ぐ Literally "row a boat" = "nod off when sitting, i.e. what a sea of Japanese 'salary-men' (businessmen) do on a train late at night" (It likens to rowing a boat how you sway your head while sitting asleep) #日本語勉強 #Japaneselanguage
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🇯🇵Today’s slang ✅パクる=pakuru =1️⃣to steal 2️⃣to copy ✅借りパク=karipaku =to borrow and steal, never return   😃借りる=kariru=borrow←not slang, a general word ✅パクツイ=pakutsui =copycat of someone’s good tweet posts 😃ツイ=tsui=abbreviation of tweet
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
(ry is such a fun slang expression! it's short for (略), which would be (ryaku) in romaji. (ry is a jocular expression that you use to cut off a sentence when you don't need or want to say the rest. you can even cut yourself off while typing a word in にほんg(ry
Friendos who are better with JP netspeak than I am - does (ry mean anything specific?
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
Probably blew their minds because the conception of 外国人 most Japanese have is not “foreigner” but specifically “non-Japanese” (def 2: “one without Japanese citizenship”). Perfectly natural for a Japanese person to arrive in LA and say, “わあ、外人いっぱいいる”
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記念受験 (きねんじゅけん) Literally "taking memorial exams" = "taking tests for qualification/admission with little chance of success" For instance, it is going to be a ‘memorial exam’ if you take the JLPT N1 test armed with in-depth knowledge about anime and manga only #日本語
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
ドクターストップ DOKUTAA SUTOPPU (refraining from something under doctor's orders) is top-tier Japan-coined English (和製英語). I taught it to my physician friend who was visiting from the US, and he liked it so much he says he uses it with his patients sometimes. 🤣 #nihongo
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
独身貴族 (どくしんきぞく) Literally "unmarried noble" =a single (esp. the rich) who splurges on him/herself rather than making a serious commitment to someone; or just a sugarcoated word for singles 彼は独身貴族を満喫している He fully enjoys living a single life #langtwt #日本語
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
October #Japanese new youth slang review is out! Click the link below to learn how to use the terms: 履修 親指溶鉱炉 ジオブロ 宇宙猫 情弱 ヒンナ ニシパ おそらきれい 貴族の遊び Yガール ヌン活 wesleycrobertson.wordpress.c…
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
i’m sorry
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#nihongo 指輪 (yubiwa) = ring Had a flashback to the time I told my gf at the time I found a 首輪 (kubiwa) that would look good on her. ...The issue is that 首輪 is much more commonly used for "(animal) collar" than "necklace." Oof! Necklace is ネックレス or 首飾り (kubikazari)
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🇯🇵4 interesting “自 (self)+ kanji” ✅自=ji=self 1️⃣自虐 =ji+gyaku(torture) =self-deprecating (I’m an idiot sandwich🥪) 2️⃣自首 =ji+shu(neck) =to turn oneself in 🚓 3️⃣自戒 =ji+kai(cautionary lesson) =self-admonition 4️⃣自署 =ji+sho(police station) =signature✍️ 👇tap! #langtwt
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
JP pranking 101: 1. ask someone "ねえ、ちゃんとお風呂入ってる?" 2. they reply "yes" assuming you meant "have you been bathing properly?" 3. reveal that you actually said "姉ちゃんとお風呂入ってる?" and that they just admitted to bathing together with their older sister
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そのつまらないじゃないwwww
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Six Variants of よろしく - 宜しく (kanji) - 夜露死苦 (improper kanji; outdated, used to be popular among loutish youths, ヤンキー) - 4649 (numbers) - ヨロピク (playful, outdated) - しくよろ (back slang; playful and outdated) - よろ (shortened; casual) #JLPT #には役に立たない
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
🌳PERSIMMONS🐦 the persimmon's astringent- the crow, too, knows and passes on 渋柿と烏も知つて通りけり -Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1820. It's at this time of year that we begin to harvest what persimmons the crows, birds and other uninvited guests have graciously left us...😩
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
the answer is...none of the above! 田中 カ子 is read: たなか かね but why?? there are a couple things that make this name especially tricky. first, as some folks noticed, カ in カ子 is actually katakana カ, not the kanji 力! 1/
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practical japanese@無理よりのMURI retweeted
joke: 笑 broke: w woke: 草 bespoke: ʬʬ
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懐ゲー (natsu gē) nostalgic video game What is 懐ゲー for you? #Japanese #videogame #learningJapanese #learnJapanese #nihongo #JLPT #Japan #日本 #langtwt
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