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2024/09/27に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Hope Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! 一縷の望み (いちるののぞみ) Meaning: A sliver of hope; a tiny chance. Explanation: Refers to holding on to a faint hope, even in a situation where success seems improbable. Example: 彼は一縷の望みをかけて、最後まで諦めなかった。 (He held on to a sliver of hope and never gave up until the end.) 2. 光明 (こうみょう) Meaning: A ray of light; hope. Explanation: Symbolizes finding hope or a way out when the future seems dark. Example: どんなに暗い状況でも、必ず光明が差し込む瞬間がある。 (No matter how dark the situation, there’s always a moment when a ray of hope shines through.) 3. 起死回生 (きしかいせい) Meaning: Revival from a desperate situation; turning a hopeless situation around. Explanation: Describes a dramatic recovery or turnaround from a critical or hopeless situation. Example: チームは起死回生の一撃で試合に勝利した。 (The team won the match with a comeback that turned the hopeless situation around.) 4. 希望の光 (きぼうのひかり) Meaning: A light of hope. Explanation: Refers to a symbol or sign that offers hope in a challenging or dire situation. Example: 彼女の言葉は、絶望の中に希望の光をもたらした。 (Her words brought a light of hope in the midst of despair.)

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🧑‍🏫: Talented Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! 才覚 (さいかく) Meaning: Wit; talent; resourcefulness. Explanation: Refers to someone’s natural talent, especially their quick thinking and adaptability. Example: 彼女はビジネスでの才覚をすぐに発揮した。 (She quickly demonstrated her talent in business.) 2. 技量 (ぎりょう) Meaning: Skill; ability. Explanation: Describes someone’s technical skill or proficiency in a particular field. Example: 彼の料理の技量は一流シェフにも負けない。 (His cooking skills are on par with top chefs.) 3. 天賦の才 (てんぷのさい) Meaning: Innate talent; natural gift. Explanation: Refers to someone’s inborn or natural abilities, often extraordinary. Example: 彼は天賦の才を持っていて、音楽の才能が際立っている。 (He has a natural gift, and his musical talent stands out.) 4. 腕前 (うでまえ) Meaning: Skill; ability; workmanship. Explanation: A more informal way to describe someone’s practical skills, often with hands-on tasks. Example: 彼女の絵画の腕前は素晴らしい。 (Her painting skills are amazing.)

2024/09/12に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Injustice Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! 不当 (ふとう) Meaning: Unfair; unjust. Explanation: Used to describe an unfair or unjust action or treatment, often in legal or moral contexts. Example: 不当な扱いを受けた彼は、法的措置を検討している。 (He, who was treated unfairly, is considering legal action.) 2. 不公平 (ふこうへい) Meaning: Inequality; unfairness. Explanation: Refers to an imbalance or lack of fairness in treatment, distribution, or judgement. Example: このルールは明らかに不公平だ。誰かが得をしている。 (This rule is clearly unfair. Someone is benefitting unjustly.) 3. 不正 (ふせい) Meaning: Corruption; injustice. Explanation: A strong term often used to describe corruption or fraudulent actions that go against ethical standards. Example: 不正な手段で試験に合格したことが発覚した。 (It was discovered that he passed the exam through unjust means.) 4. 偏向 (へんこう) Meaning: Bias; prejudice. Explanation: Refers to a biased perspective or unjust inclination that affects decision-making or actions. Example: 偏向報道によって、真実が歪められている。 (The biased reporting has distorted the truth.)

2024/09/11に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Intelligence Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! 博識 (はくしき) Meaning: Learned; well-versed. Explanation: Describes someone with vast knowledge across many subjects. Example: 彼は博識で、どんな話題にもついていける。 (He is well-versed and can keep up with any topic of conversation.) 2. 明晰 (めいせき) Meaning: Clear-thinking; lucid. Explanation: Describes someone who is able to think clearly and logically, often making sharp decisions. Example: 彼女の明晰な判断のおかげで、プロジェクトが成功した。 (Thanks to her clear-thinking decisions, the project was a success.) 3. 慧眼 (けいがん) Meaning: Insightful; having a keen eye. Explanation: Used for someone who has sharp insight or discernment, able to foresee outcomes. Example: 彼の慧眼で、会社のリスクを回避できた。 (With his insightful vision, we were able to avoid the company’s risks.) 4. 聡明 (そうめい) Meaning: Intelligent; wise. Explanation: A word used to describe someone who is smart and quick-witted. Example: 彼女は聡明で、いつも適切なアドバイスをくれる。 (She’s intelligent and always gives the right advice.)

2024/09/10に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Emptiness Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! 虚無感 (きょむかん) Meaning: Sense of emptiness; void. Explanation: Describes the deep feeling of emptiness or meaninglessness that often follows a breakup. Example: 彼女と別れてから、虚無感に襲われて何もする気が起きない。 (After breaking up with her, I was overwhelmed by a sense of emptiness and couldn’t find the motivation to do anything.) 2. 喪失感 (そうしつかん) Meaning: Feeling of loss. Explanation: Describes the profound sense of losing something important, especially a relationship. Example: 長い間付き合っていた彼と別れて、喪失感でいっぱいだ。 (After breaking up with the guy I had been dating for so long, I’m filled with a sense of loss.) 3. 未練 (みれん) Meaning: Regret; lingering attachment. Explanation: Describes the feeling of still being attached to or unable to let go of a former partner. Example: 彼女への未練を捨てきれず、毎晩思い出してしまう。 (I can’t shake my lingering attachment to her, and I end up thinking about her every night.) 4. 空虚 (くうきょ) Meaning: Hollow; void. Explanation: A feeling of hollowness or a void inside, often felt after losing someone important. Example: 別れた後、心が空虚になり、何をしても満たされない。 (After the breakup, my heart felt hollow, and nothing could fill it.)

2024/09/07に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Stinginess Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson けち Meaning: Stingy; miserly. Explanation: A commonly used word to describe someone who is unwilling to spend money or share resources. Example: 彼はけちだから、いつも割り勘を提案する。 (He’s stingy, so he always suggests splitting the bill.) 2. 吝嗇 (りんしょく) Meaning: Parsimony; stinginess. Explanation: A more formal and literary word for someone who is excessively frugal or stingy. Example: 吝嗇な人は、他人に対しても寛容ではないことが多い。 (A parsimonious person is often not generous towards others.) 3. 小気 (こけち) Meaning: Petty stinginess. Explanation: Describes someone who is not just stingy but also petty in their frugality, often over trivial matters. Example: 小気な彼は、10円でも損をしたくないと思っている。 (He’s so petty and stingy that he doesn’t want to lose even 10 yen.) 4. けちん坊 (けちんぼう) Meaning: Miser; penny-pincher. Explanation: A more colloquial and somewhat childish term for a miserly person. Example: あのけちん坊は、プレゼントを買うのも渋る。 (That penny-pincher is even reluctant to buy presents.)

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Shibuya Crossing - 1982 Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson

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🧑‍🏫: Complaining 🤬 Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson 愚痴 (ぐち) Meaning: Grumbling; complaining. Explanation: Refers to expressing dissatisfaction or complaints about something. Example: 彼はいつも仕事の愚痴をこぼしている。 (He’s always grumbling about work.) 2. 不満 (ふまん) Meaning: Dissatisfaction; discontent. Explanation: Describes a feeling of dissatisfaction or discontent with a situation. Example: 彼女はサービスに不満を抱いているようだった。 (She seemed to be dissatisfied with the service.) 3. 文句 (もんく) Meaning: Complaint; objection. Explanation: Refers to expressing objections or dissatisfaction, often in a straightforward manner. Example: 彼はしょっちゅう文句を言っているが、何も改善しない。 (He’s always complaining, but nothing changes.) 4. 毒舌 (どくぜつ) Meaning: Sharp tongue; harsh criticism. Explanation: Describes someone who speaks critically or harshly, often with biting sarcasm. Example: 彼女の毒舌コメントには、多くの人が驚いた。 (Many were shocked by her sharp-tongued remarks.)

2024/09/03に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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🧑‍🏫: Astonishment Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson 仰天 (ぎょうてん) Meaning: Astonishment; being shocked. Explanation: Refers to being completely shocked or taken aback by something unexpected. Example: 彼女の突然の告白に、皆が仰天した。 (Everyone was astonished by her sudden confession.) 2. 愕然 (がくぜん) Meaning: Stunned; astonished. Explanation: Describes a state of being so surprised that one is left speechless. Example: そのニュースを聞いて、彼は愕然とした。 (He was stunned when he heard the news.) 3. 驚愕 (きょうがく) Meaning: Astonishment; amazement. Explanation: Refers to an extreme level of surprise, often due to something unbelievable or extraordinary. Example: 彼の驚愕の才能には誰もが感動した。 (Everyone was amazed by his astonishing talent.) 4. 面食らう (めんくらう) Meaning: To be taken aback; to be startled. Explanation: Describes the feeling of being caught off guard by an unexpected event or action. Example: 彼の突然の質問に面食らって、返答に困った。 (I was taken aback by his sudden question and struggled to respond.)

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🧑‍🏫: Unfortunate Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson Part 1 不運 (ふうん) Meaning: Bad luck; misfortune. Explanation: Describes a situation where someone is experiencing a streak of bad luck or unfortunate events. Example: 彼の不運が続いているが、頑張り続けている。 (He continues to have bad luck, but he’s still trying hard.) 2. 不幸 (ふこう) Meaning: Misfortune; unhappiness. Explanation: Refers to a general state of misfortune or an unfortunate event that brings sorrow. Example: 不幸な出来事が彼女の人生を大きく変えた。 (An unfortunate event drastically changed her life.) 3. 災難 (さいなん) Meaning: Disaster; calamity. Explanation: Describes a sudden and unfortunate event, often causing harm or distress. Example: 彼は災難に見舞われたが、どうにか乗り越えた。 (He was struck by disaster, but somehow overcame it.) 4. 悲運 (ひうん) Meaning: Tragic fate; unfortunate destiny. Explanation: Refers to a sorrowful and unavoidable fate that someone is destined to encounter. Example: 彼女の悲運には、誰もが同情した。 (Everyone sympathized with her tragic fate.)

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🧑‍🏫: Kanji Task 12.0 Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson

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🧑‍🏫: Disrespect Are you tired of making slow progress in learning Japanese? It’s your perfect chance to start to learn with @valiantjapanese to greatly improve your Japanese with a professional. DM us now to get started and pass your next JLPT test! Type “Taiken” in the comments to earn the free trial lesson

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🧑‍🏫: Uncomfortable 😰 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 1. 違和感 (いわかん) Meaning: A sense of discomfort or unease. Explanation: Describes the feeling when something seems off or doesn’t sit well, causing discomfort. Example: 彼の言葉に違和感を覚えた。 (I felt a sense of discomfort in his words.) 2. 気詰まり (きづまり) Meaning: Feeling constrained or awkward. Explanation: Refers to the sensation of being stifled or awkward, especially in social situations. Example: あの場の雰囲気が気詰まりで、すぐに帰りたくなった。 (The atmosphere was so awkward that I wanted to leave immediately.) 3. 不快 (ふかい) Meaning: Unpleasant; uncomfortable. Explanation: A general term for feelings of discomfort or unpleasantness. Example: そのジョークは不快で、みんなが静かになった。 (The joke was unpleasant, and everyone became quiet.) 4. 窮屈 (きゅうくつ) Meaning: Feeling cramped; restricted; uncomfortable. Explanation: Describes the feeling of being physically or emotionally confined, leading to discomfort. Example: 窮屈なドレスを着て、一日中不快だった。 (I felt uncomfortable all day in the tight dress.) 5. 気まずい (きまずい) Meaning: Awkward; uncomfortable. Explanation: Describes an uneasy or awkward situation, often due to strained relationships or misunderstandings. Example: 彼と目が合った時、気まずい沈黙が続いた。 (When our eyes met, there was an awkward silence.) 8. 気後れ (きおくれ) Meaning: Feeling intimidated; shrinking back; hesitant. Explanation: Describes the feeling of being overwhelmed or hesitant due to an uncomfortable situation. Example: 初対面の人と話すとき、気後れしてしまう。 (I feel intimidated when talking to someone for the first time.) 9. 居たたまれない (いたたまれない) Meaning: Unable to stay; feeling too uncomfortable to remain. Explanation: Describes a situation so uncomfortable that one feels the urge to leave. Example: 彼らの喧嘩を見ていて、居たたまれなくなった。 (Watching their argument made me feel too uncomfortable to stay.) 10. 疎ましい (うとましい) Meaning: Irritating; disagreeable; unpleasant. Explanation: Refers to something or someone that feels unwelcome or unpleasant, causing discomfort. Example: 彼のしつこい質問が疎ましく感じた。 (I found his persistent questions to be irritating and unpleasant.)

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🧑‍🏫: Deep Thought 🧠 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 思索 (しさく) Meaning: Deep thought; philosophical contemplation. Explanation: Refers to the act of thinking deeply, often about complex or abstract concepts. Example: 彼は人生の意味について思索を巡らせている。 (He is contemplating the meaning of life.) 2. 苦慮 (くりょ) Meaning: Troubled consideration; worrying over a decision. Explanation: Indicates being deeply troubled or anxious while trying to make a decision. Example: 彼女は進学先を選ぶのに苦慮している。 (She is deeply troubled about choosing a school to attend.) 3. 懊悩 (おうのう) Meaning: Anguished contemplation; inner turmoil. Explanation: Describes mental anguish caused by deep contemplation and indecision. Example: 彼は将来の進路について懊悩している。 (He is anguished over his future career path.) 4. 熟考 (じゅっこう) Meaning: Careful consideration; thorough thinking. Explanation: Emphasizes deliberate and extensive thinking before reaching a conclusion. Example: 熟考の末、彼はその提案を受け入れることにした。 (After careful consideration, he decided to accept the proposal.) 5. 悩慮 (のうりょ) Meaning: Worrying and contemplating; deep concern. Explanation: Indicates being deeply concerned and unable to make a decision. Example: 彼女は家族のことを悩慮して、夜も眠れない。 (She is so worried about her family that she can’t sleep at night.) 6. 懐疑 (かいぎ) Meaning: Skepticism; doubt; questioning. Explanation: Refers to having doubts or second thoughts, leading to indecision. Example: 彼は自分の決断に対して懐疑を抱いている。 (He harbors doubts about his decision.) 7. 困惑 (こんわく) Meaning: Confusion; bewilderment. Explanation: Describes a state of being perplexed or unsure, often leading to indecision. Example: 彼は突然の提案に困惑して、どう答えるべきか分からなかった。 (He was bewildered by the sudden proposal and didn’t know how to respond.) 8. 迷妄 (めいもう) Meaning: Delusion; confusion; lost in thought. Explanation: Refers to being lost in a state of confusion or indecisive thoughts. Example: 彼は自分の目標について迷妄に陥っている。 (He is lost in confusion about his goals.)

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🧑‍🏫: Contemplate Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 熟慮 (じゅくりょ) Meaning: Deep and careful consideration; deliberate thought. Explanation: This word emphasizes thoughtful and thorough deliberation before making a decision. Example: 彼は熟慮の末、その仕事を引き受けることにした。 (After careful consideration, he decided to take on the job.) 2. 迷走 (めいそう) Meaning: Wandering or drifting aimlessly in thought; indecision. Explanation: Used when someone is lost in thought and cannot come to a conclusion. Example: 彼女は自分の将来について迷走しているようだ。 (It seems she’s lost in thought about her future.) 3. 逡巡 (しゅんじゅん) Meaning: Hesitation; wavering due to indecision. Explanation: Implies a moment of doubt or reluctance before making a decision. Example: 彼は答えを出す前にしばらく逡巡していた。 (He hesitated for a while before giving an answer.) 4. 再考 (さいこう) Meaning: Reconsideration; thinking something over again. Explanation: Refers to reviewing and re-evaluating a decision or opinion. Example: 彼女は再考した結果、その提案を断ることにした。 (After reconsideration, she decided to decline the proposal.) 5. 熟思 (じゅくし) Meaning: Thoughtful reflection; deep contemplation. Explanation: Emphasizes a process of deep reflection before reaching a conclusion. Example: 熟思の末、彼は海外留学を決意した。 (After deep contemplation, he decided to study abroad.) 6. 躊躇 (ちゅうちょ) Meaning: Hesitation; reluctance due to doubt. Explanation: Indicates a moment of indecision or uncertainty before taking action. Example: 彼は契約にサインする前に少し躊躇した。 (He hesitated a little before signing the contract.) 7. 内省 (ないせい) Meaning: Introspection; self-reflection. Explanation: Involves turning one’s thoughts inward to deeply contemplate a decision or behavior. Example: 彼は失敗した原因を内省し、次の計画を立てた。 (He reflected on the cause of his failure and made a new plan.) 8. 煩悶 (はんもん) Meaning: Agonizing over a decision; mental anguish from indecision. Explanation: Expresses mental suffering or turmoil caused by conflicting thoughts. Example: 彼女はその決断をするかどうかで煩悶している。 (She is agonizing over whether to make that decision or not.)

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