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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Feeling Lost 😱 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson Now! 途方に暮れる (とほうにくれる, tohō ni kureru) - to be at a loss Explanation: Feeling helpless or not knowing what to do. Example sentence: 彼は道に迷って途方に暮れている。 English: He is lost and doesn’t know what to do. 迷子 (まいご, maigo) - lost child/person Explanation: Someone who has lost their way or is separated from their group. Example sentence: 公園で迷子になった子供を見つけました。 English: I found a lost child in the park. 見当がつかない (けんとうがつかない, kentō ga tsukanai) - to have no idea Explanation: Not having a clue about what to do or where to go. Example sentence: 次にどこへ行くべきか見当がつかない。 English: I have no idea where to go next. 困惑 (こんわく, konwaku) - bewilderment Explanation: Being confused or puzzled about something. Example sentence: 彼女は突然の出来事に困惑していた。 English: She was bewildered by the sudden event. 途惑う (とまどう, tomadou) - to be confused or perplexed Explanation: Feeling unsure or confused about a situation. Example sentence: 新しい環境に途惑っている。 English: I am confused by the new environment. 彷徨う (さまよう, samayou) - to wander or roam aimlessly Explanation: Moving around without a clear direction or purpose. Example sentence: 森の中で彷徨ってしまった。 English: I ended up wandering aimlessly in the forest. 途切れる (とぎれる, togireru) - to break off or be interrupted Explanation: Losing the flow or continuity of thought or action. Example sentence: 話が途切れてしまい、次に何を言うべきかわからなかった。 English: The conversation broke off, and I didn’t know what to say next. 虚ろ (うつろ, utsuro) - vacant or hollow (expression) Explanation: Having a blank or empty look, as if not fully present. Example sentence: 彼の目は虚ろで、何も見ていないようだった。 English: His eyes were vacant, as if he wasn’t seeing anything. 呆然 (ぼうぜん, bōzen) - stupefied or stunned Explanation: Being so shocked or overwhelmed that one is unable to react. Example sentence: 事故の後、彼は呆然として立ち尽くしていた。 English: After the accident, he stood there stupefied.

    2024/07/22に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Ordering at Izakaya 🍜🍣 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson Now! お通し (おとおし, otōshi) - appetizer (often served automatically at izakayas) Explanation: A small appetizer served as soon as you sit down at an izakaya, usually charged to the bill. Example sentence: お通しが何か分からないけど、食べてみるね。 English: I don’t know what the otōshi is, but I’ll try it. おすすめ (おすすめ, osusume) - recommendation Explanation: A recommended dish or drink by the staff. Example sentence: 今夜のおすすめは何ですか？ English: What is the recommendation for tonight? 飲み放題 (のみほうだい, nomihōdai) - all-you-can-drink Explanation: A system where you can drink as much as you want for a fixed price. Example sentence: 飲み放題コースをお願いします。 English: I’d like to order the all-you-can-drink course, please. ハイボール (はいぼーる, haibōru) - highball Explanation: A popular alcoholic drink made with whiskey and soda. Example sentence: ハイボールを一杯ください。 English: One highball, please. つまみ (つまみ, tsumami) - snacks (to go with drinks) Explanation: Small dishes or snacks served to accompany drinks. Example sentence: つまみとして何かおすすめはありますか？ English: Do you have any recommendations for snacks? おかわり (おかわり, okawari) - refill Explanation: Asking for another serving of the same drink or dish. Example sentence: ビールのおかわりをお願いします。 English: Another beer, please. お会計 (おかいけい, okaikei) - bill, check Explanation: Requesting the bill at the end of your meal. Example sentence: お会計をお願いします。 English: Could I have the bill, please? 一品料理 (いっぴんりょうり, ippin ryōri) - a la carte dish Explanation: Ordering individual dishes rather than set meals. Example sentence: 一品料理でおすすめは何ですか？ English: What do you recommend from the a la carte menu? グラス (ぐらす, gurasu) - glass (of drink) Explanation: Ordering a glass of a specific drink. Example sentence: 赤ワインをグラスでお願いします。 English: A glass of red wine, please. 締め (しめ, shime) - closing dish (often ordered at the end of a meal) Explanation: A dish typically ordered to finish the meal, like noodles or rice. Example sentence: 締めにラーメンを注文しましょうか？ English: Shall we order ramen to finish?

    2024/07/21に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Intimidation 😳😨 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 威圧的 (いあつてき, iatsuteki) - intimidating, overbearing Explanation: Exerting authority or pressure in a way that makes others feel threatened. Example sentence: 彼の威圧的な態度に皆が恐れていた。 English: Everyone was intimidated by his overbearing attitude. 怖気づく (おじけづく, ojikeduku) - to be intimidated, to lose one’s nerve Explanation: To feel frightened or lose confidence due to intimidation. Example sentence: 彼の話し方に怖気づいた。 English: I was intimidated by his way of speaking. 脅迫 (きょうはく, kyōhaku) - threat, intimidation Explanation: The act of threatening someone to make them do something. Example sentence: 脅迫を受けたときに警察に通報してください。 English: Please report to the police if you receive a threat. 恐怖 (きょうふ, kyōfu) - fear, terror Explanation: An intense fear often caused by intimidation. Example sentence: 彼女はその男の恐怖におののいた。 English: She was terrified of that man. 圧倒する (あっとうする, attō suru) - to overwhelm, to intimidate Explanation: To have such a strong effect that it makes others feel helpless or scared. Example sentence: 彼の知識に圧倒された。 English: I was overwhelmed by his knowledge. 畏怖 (いふ, ifu) - awe, reverence, intimidation Explanation: A feeling of respect mixed with fear or wonder. Example sentence: 彼の存在には畏怖の念を抱いていた。 English: I felt a sense of awe and intimidation in his presence. 強圧 (きょうあつ, kyōatsu) - coercion, strong pressure Explanation: The act of compelling someone to do something by using force or threats. Example sentence: 強圧に屈しないようにすることが重要だ。 English: It’s important not to give in to coercion. 睨み (にらみ, nirami) - glare, intimidating look Explanation: An intense and threatening look. Example sentence: 彼は鋭い睨みで私を見た。 English: He looked at me with a sharp, intimidating glare. 脅威 (きょうい, kyōi) - threat, menace Explanation: Something or someone that poses a threat or danger. Example sentence: 彼の存在自体が脅威だった。 English: His very presence was a threat.

    2024/07/19に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • What is your favourite ____-don?! Comment below! 1. Gyudon (Beef Bowl): • Contents: Thinly sliced beef and onions simmered in a sweet and savory sauce made from soy sauce, mirin, sugar, and dashi. • Taste: Rich, slightly sweet, and savory, with tender beef and mildly caramelized onions. 2. Katsudon (Pork Cutlet Bowl): • Contents: Breaded and deep-fried pork cutlet (tonkatsu) cooked with a mixture of eggs, onions, and a sweet-savory sauce, served over rice. • Taste: Crispy and juicy pork with a sweet and savory egg mixture, creating a comforting and hearty dish. 3. Oyakodon (Chicken and Egg Bowl): • Contents: Chicken, eggs, and onions simmered in a dashi-based sauce with soy sauce and mirin, served over rice. • Taste: Lightly sweet and savory, with tender chicken pieces and fluffy, partially set eggs. 4. Tendon (Tempura Bowl): • Contents: Assorted tempura (usually shrimp and vegetables) served over rice with a tentsuyu dipping sauce. • Taste: Crispy tempura with a mild, sweet, and savory sauce, providing a delightful contrast in textures. 5. Unadon (Eel Bowl): • Contents: Grilled eel (unagi) glazed with a sweet soy-based sauce (kabayaki) and served over rice. • Taste: Rich, sweet, and slightly smoky, with tender and flavorful eel. 6. Tekka-don (Tuna Bowl): • Contents: Slices of raw tuna sashimi placed over rice, often garnished with wasabi, shiso leaves, and sometimes sesame seeds. • Taste: Fresh, clean, and slightly sweet with the natural flavor of the tuna, often enhanced by the soy sauce and wasabi. 7. Chirashi-don (Scattered Sushi Bowl): • Contents: A variety of sashimi and other seafood scattered over sushi rice, often accompanied by vegetables, egg, and pickles. • Taste: Fresh and varied, with each bite offering different flavors and textures from the assorted seafood and accompaniments. 8. Butadon (Pork Bowl): • Contents: Grilled or simmered pork slices served over rice, often with a soy-based sauce and sometimes with onions. • Taste: Savory and slightly sweet, with tender pork and a rich, umami flavor.

    2024/07/18に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Emergency 🚑🆘 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 緊急事態 (きんきゅうじたい, kinkyū jitai) - emergency situation Explanation: A situation that requires immediate attention or action. Example sentence: 緊急事態が発生しました。 English: An emergency situation has occurred. 危機 (きき, kiki) - crisis Explanation: A time of intense difficulty or danger. Example sentence: 経済危機が迫っている。 English: An economic crisis is approaching. 非常事態 (ひじょうじたい, hijō jitai) - state of emergency Explanation: A situation of extreme danger or disaster that requires special measures. Example sentence: 政府は非常事態を宣言した。 English: The government declared a state of emergency. パニック (ぱにっく, panikku) - panic Explanation: Sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety, often causing wildly unthinking behavior. Example sentence: 火事でパニックが起こった。 English: The fire caused a panic. 緊迫 (きんぱく, kinpaku) - tension, pressure Explanation: A state of being tense or under pressure, often in a critical situation. Example sentence: 緊迫した状況が続いている。 English: The tense situation continues. 差し迫る (さしせまる, sashisemaru) - imminent, urgent Explanation: Something that is about to happen very soon and requires immediate action. Example sentence: 差し迫った危険がある。 English: There is an imminent danger. 危急存亡 (ききゅうそんぼう, kikyū sonbō) - life-or-death crisis Explanation: A critical situation where survival is at stake. Example sentence: これは危急存亡の問題だ。 English: This is a life-or-death crisis. 救急 (きゅうきゅう, kyūkyū) - first aid, emergency medical care Explanation: Immediate care given in response to an emergency. Example sentence: 彼は救急車で病院に運ばれた。 English: He was taken to the hospital by an ambulance. 一大事 (いちだいじ, ichidaiji) - major incident, serious matter Explanation: An extremely important or serious event. Example sentence: これは一大事だ。 English: This is a major incident. 切迫 (せっぱく, seppaku) - urgency, pressing Explanation: The quality or state of being urgent and pressing. Example sentence: 切迫した問題に直面している。 English: We are facing a pressing issue.

    2024/07/17に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Tragedy 😭😢🥹 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 悲劇 (ひげき, higeki) - tragedy Explanation: A dramatic and distressing event. Example sentence: その事故は悲劇だった。 English: That accident was a tragedy. 惨事 (さんじ, sanji) - disaster, catastrophe Explanation: An event causing great damage or suffering. Example sentence: その火災は惨事となった。 English: The fire turned into a catastrophe. 壊滅 (かいめつ, kaimetsu) - destruction, devastation Explanation: Complete destruction or annihilation. Example sentence: 津波で町が壊滅した。 English: The town was devastated by the tsunami. 崩壊 (ほうかい, houkai) - collapse, breakdown Explanation: The complete breakdown or collapse of something. Example sentence: 地震で建物が崩壊した。 English: The building collapsed due to the earthquake. 絶望 (ぜつぼう, zetsubou) - despair, hopelessness Explanation: A feeling of hopelessness or despair. Example sentence: 彼は絶望の淵に立たされた。 English: He was brought to the brink of despair. 悲嘆 (ひたん, hitan) - grief, lamentation Explanation: Deep sorrow or grief over a loss. Example sentence: 彼の死は家族に悲嘆をもたらした。 English: His death brought grief to his family. 破壊 (はかい, hakai) - destruction, ruin Explanation: The act of destroying or ruining something. Example sentence: 竜巻が町を破壊した。 English: The tornado destroyed the town.

    2024/07/16に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Japanese Onomatopoeia 19.0 👍 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now!

    2024/07/15に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • One-Week One-on-one Study Vacation with Valiant School Valiant Language School is excited to announce our new one-week study vacation package in Tokyo! Perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the language and culture, this package offers a blend of structured learning and exploration. Study effectively in a private setting. Arrival and Accommodation Arrive in Tokyo on Sunday and settle into one of our recommended hotels. We offer options to suit all budgets, with prices starting at about 8000 yen per night for budget accommodations and around 15000 yen per night for more premium stays. Personalized Learning Experience Before your arrival, we’ll conduct a quick Zoom call for a level check and interview. This helps us tailor a curriculum to your needs, ensuring you get the most out of your time with us. From Monday to Friday, you’ll have daily 3-hour classes designed to boost your language skills effectively. You can be a complete beginner or N2 to N1 level. Explore Tokyo On Saturday, enjoy tour around Tokyo, exploring the city’s iconic sights and hidden gems. This is your chance to practice your new language skills in real-life settings and make unforgettable memories.You can also find and visit many locations recommended by the school for izakaya and eateries. Departure Fly back to your home country on Sunday, equipped with improved language skills and a deeper appreciation for Japanese culture and language. Join us for this unique opportunity to learn and explore. Book your one-week study vacation with Valiant Language School today! DM us now or contact us on Whatsapp! +8170-4440-0810

    2024/07/13に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: ANNOYING 😡 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! DM us 鬱陶しい (うっとうしい, uttoushii) - annoying, gloomy Explanation: Feeling oppressive or bothersome. Example sentence: 彼の話し方が鬱陶しい。 English: His way of talking is annoying. 煩わしい (わずらわしい, wazurawashii) - troublesome, annoying Explanation: Causing annoyance or difficulty. Example sentence: 煩わしい手続きが多すぎる。 English: There are too many troublesome procedures. 面倒くさい (めんどうくさい, mendoukusai) - bothersome, annoying Explanation: Feeling that something is a hassle or nuisance. Example sentence: この仕事は面倒くさい。 English: This task is a hassle. 不愉快 (ふゆかい, fuyukai) - unpleasant, disagreeable Explanation: Causing discomfort or annoyance. Example sentence: 彼の態度が不愉快だ。 English: His attitude is unpleasant. むかつく (mukatsuku) - to feel angry or annoyed Explanation: To feel irritated or disgusted. Example sentence: 彼の言動にはむかつく。 English: His behavior annoys me. イライラ (iraira) - frustration, irritation Explanation: A feeling of irritation or frustration. Example sentence: 渋滞でイライラする。 English: The traffic jam is frustrating. 腹立たしい (はらだたしい, haradadashii) - infuriating Explanation: Causing anger or frustration. Example sentence: 彼の無礼な言動が腹立たしい。 English: His rude behavior is infuriating. しつこい (shitsukoi) - persistent, annoying Explanation: Being overly persistent or bothersome. Example sentence: 彼のしつこい質問にうんざりだ。 English: I’m fed up with his persistent questions.

    2024/07/12に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Naive 😚 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! DM us 無知 (むち, muchi) - ignorance Explanation: Lack of knowledge or awareness. Example sentence: 彼の無知が問題を引き起こした。 English: His ignorance caused the problem. 純真 (じゅんしん, junshin) - pure-hearted Explanation: Innocent and sincere, without deceit. Example sentence: 彼女は純真で、騙されやすい。 English: She is pure-hearted and easily deceived. 素朴 (そぼく, soboku) - simple, naive Explanation: Having a simple and unsophisticated nature. Example sentence: 彼の素朴な質問がみんなを驚かせた。 English: His naive question surprised everyone. 無防備 (むぼうび, muboubi) - defenseless, naive Explanation: Lacking protection or defense, often due to naivety. Example sentence: 無防備な彼は簡単に騙された。 English: His naivety made him easy to deceive. 天真爛漫 (てんしんらんまん, tenshinranman) - innocent and carefree Explanation: Having a bright and innocent personality, free from worries. Example sentence: 彼の天真爛漫な性格がみんなに愛されている。 English: His innocent and carefree personality is loved by everyone. 世間知らず (せけんしらず, sekenshirazu) - ignorant of the ways of the world Explanation: Unaware or inexperienced in the ways of the world. Example sentence: 世間知らずな彼女はすぐに騙される。 English: She, being naive, is easily deceived. 愚直 (ぐちょく, guchoku) - simple-minded, honest to a fault Explanation: Being overly honest and straightforward, sometimes to the point of being naive. Example sentence: 彼の愚直な性格が逆に好感を持たれる。 English: His simple-minded honesty makes him likable. 軽率 (けいそつ, keisotsu) - careless, thoughtless Explanation: Acting without careful thought or consideration. Example sentence: 彼の軽率な発言がトラブルを招いた。 English: His careless remark caused trouble.

    2024/07/11に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • A few more “My #Valiantjapanese Vol.1” is now in stock! Use promo code “AKASAKA500” to get 500 yen off the order! 📘🛒

    2024/07/10に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • How to remotely buy Takoyaki in Osaka 🐙 DM us for free trial lesson. #foodporn #takoyaki #osaka #jlpt

    2024/07/09に公開Osaka, Japan 大阪 日本 大阪府

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Distrust 😤😠 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! DM us 裏切り (うらぎり, uragiri) - betrayal Explanation: The act of betraying someone’s trust. Example sentence: 彼の裏切りを許すことはできない。 English: I cannot forgive his betrayal. 背信 (はいしん, haishin) - breach of trust Explanation: The act of violating someone’s trust. Example sentence: 背信行為は最も許されないことだ。 English: Breach of trust is the most unforgivable act. 裏切者 (うらぎりもの, uragirimono) - traitor Explanation: A person who betrays someone. Example sentence: 裏切者として彼は孤立した。 English: He was isolated as a traitor. 欺く (あざむく, azamuku) - to deceive Explanation: To deceive or trick someone. Example sentence: 彼は友人を欺いてお金を盗んだ。 English: He deceived his friend and stole money. 不信 (ふしん, fushin) - distrust Explanation: Lack of trust or faith in someone. Example sentence: 彼の言葉には不信感を抱いている。 English: I feel a sense of distrust towards his words. 裏工作 (うらこうさく, urakousaku) - underhanded dealings Explanation: Secret or dishonest actions meant to deceive. Example sentence: 彼は裏工作で地位を手に入れた。 English: He gained his position through underhanded dealings. 陰謀 (いんぼう, inbou) - conspiracy Explanation: A secret plan by a group to do something harmful. Example sentence: 彼らの陰謀が明るみに出た。 English: Their conspiracy was exposed. 詐欺 (さぎ, sagi) - fraud Explanation: The act of deceiving someone for personal gain. Example sentence: 彼は詐欺で捕まった。 English: He was caught for fraud.

    2024/07/08に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Words to do with “新-New” Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! DM us

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

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Going Mad 😡😝🔥 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Akasaka 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 狂気 (きょうき, kyouki) - madness Explanation: A state of extreme mental instability or insanity. Example sentence: 彼の行動は狂気そのものだ。 English: His behavior is pure madness. 発狂 (はっきょう, hakkyou) - going mad Explanation: The act of losing one’s sanity. Example sentence: 彼は発狂して叫び始めた。 English: He went mad and started screaming. 錯乱 (さくらん, sakuran) - confusion, derangement Explanation: A state of being mentally confused or deranged. Example sentence: 錯乱状態の彼は何をするか分からない。 English: In his state of derangement, there’s no telling what he might do. 狂乱 (きょうらん, kyouran) - frenzy, hysteria Explanation: A state of wild excitement or hysteria. Example sentence: 彼女は狂乱状態で部屋を飛び出した。 English: She ran out of the room in a frenzy. 狂おしい (くるおしい, kuruoshii) - maddening, frenzied Explanation: Feeling or causing extreme emotional turmoil. Example sentence: 彼の狂おしい愛に耐えられない。 English: I can’t endure his maddening love. 異常 (いじょう, ijou) - abnormality, insanity Explanation: A state of being abnormal or insane. Example sentence: 彼の異常な行動が怖い。 English: His abnormal behavior is frightening. 気が狂う (きがくるう, ki ga kuruu) - to go crazy Explanation: To lose one’s mind, to go insane. Example sentence: 彼の言葉で気が狂いそうだ。 English: His words are driving me crazy. 精神崩壊 (せいしんほうかい, seishin houkai) - mental breakdown Explanation: A complete collapse of one’s mental state. Example sentence: 彼女は精神崩壊を経験した。 English: She experienced a mental breakdown.

    2024/07/06に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • Shibuya Flooding from Heavy Rain - July 6th afternoon. @valiantjapanese

    2024/07/06に公開Shibuya, Tokyo 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Romance 👩‍❤️‍👨💕 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Tokyo 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 愛おしい (いとおしい, itooshii) - dear, beloved Explanation: A feeling of deep affection and tenderness. Example sentence: 彼女の笑顔が愛おしい。 English: Her smile is dear to me. 甘える (あまえる, amaeru) - to act spoiled, to depend on affection Explanation: To behave in a way that shows a need for affection or attention. Example sentence: 恋人に甘えるのが好きだ。 English: I like to depend on my lover for affection. 胸キュン (むねキュン, munekyun) - heart-throbbing Explanation: A feeling of your heart throbbing with romantic excitement. Example sentence: 彼の言葉に胸キュンした。 English: His words made my heart throb with excitement. 一目惚れ (ひとめぼれ, hitomebore) - love at first sight Explanation: Falling in love with someone immediately upon seeing them. Example sentence: 彼女に一目惚れした。 English: I fell in love with her at first sight. 気が合う (きがあう, ki ga au) - to get along well Explanation: To have a good connection or compatibility with someone. Example sentence: 私たちはとても気が合う。 English: We get along very well. 惚れ込む (ほれこむ, horekomu) - to be deeply in love Explanation: To fall deeply in love with someone. Example sentence: 彼に完全に惚れ込んでいる。 English: I am completely in love with him. 寄り添う (よりそう, yorisou) - to snuggle, to get close Explanation: To get close to someone physically or emotionally. Example sentence: 冷たい夜に寄り添って温まる。 English: We snuggle up to keep warm on a cold night. 愛し合う (あいしあう, aishiau) - to love each other Explanation: Mutual love between two people. Example sentence: 彼と愛し合っている。 English: He and I love each other.

    2024/07/05に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Annoying 😡😠💢 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Tokyo 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 苛立たしい (いらだたしい, iradatashii) - irritating, vexing Explanation: Something that causes irritation or frustration. Example sentence: 彼の話し方は苛立たしい。 English: His way of speaking is irritating. 鬱陶しい (うっとうしい, uttoushii) - bothersome, annoying Explanation: Something that feels oppressive or annoying. Example sentence: 鬱陶しい雨が続いている。 English: The bothersome rain keeps continuing. 煩わしい (わずらわしい, wazurawashii) - troublesome, annoying Explanation: Something that causes trouble or annoyance. Example sentence: 煩わしい手続きが多すぎる。 English: There are too many troublesome procedures. 迷惑 (めいわく, meiwaku) - nuisance, inconvenience Explanation: Something that causes inconvenience or trouble. Example sentence: 彼の行動は迷惑だ。 English: His behavior is a nuisance. うるさい (urusai) - noisy, annoying Explanation: Something or someone that is excessively loud or annoying. Example sentence: 隣の部屋がうるさくて寝られない。 English: The room next door is so noisy that I can’t sleep. 邪魔 (じゃま, jama) - hindrance, annoyance Explanation: Something or someone that gets in the way or causes annoyance. Example sentence: 邪魔しないでくれ。 English: Don’t be a hindrance. 鬱積 (うっせき, usseki) - pent-up frustration Explanation: Accumulated irritation or frustration. Example sentence: 鬱積した不満が爆発した。 English: The pent-up frustration exploded. しつこい (shitsukoi) - persistent, annoying Explanation: Someone who is persistently annoying. Example sentence: 彼はしつこくて困る。 English: He is persistently annoying and it’s troubling.

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Misunderstand 🤷‍♂️🧠 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Tokyo 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 理解不能 (りかいふのう, rikai funou) - incomprehensible Explanation: Unable to understand something. Example sentence: 彼の説明は理解不能で、何を言いたいのか分からなかった。 English: His explanation was incomprehensible, and I couldn’t understand what he was trying to say. 鈍感 (どんかん, donkan) - insensitive, obtuse Explanation: Lacking sensitivity or understanding. Example sentence: 彼は鈍感で、人の気持ちを理解するのが苦手だ。 English: He is obtuse and has trouble understanding people’s feelings. 頭が固い (あたまがかたい, atama ga katai) - inflexible, stubborn Explanation: Rigid or not open to new ideas. Example sentence: 彼は頭が固く、新しい意見を受け入れることができない。 English: He is inflexible and cannot accept new ideas. 無知 (むち, muchi) - ignorant Explanation: Lacking knowledge or awareness. Example sentence: 無知な彼は、基本的な概念さえ理解していない。 English: Being ignorant, he doesn’t even understand basic concepts. 勘違い (かんちがい, kanchigai) - misunderstanding Explanation: Misinterpreting something. Example sentence: 彼は私の言ったことを勘違いして、怒ってしまった。 English: He misunderstood what I said and got angry. 誤解 (ごかい, gokai) - misconception Explanation: Incorrect understanding of something. Example sentence: 彼女の発言が誤解され、多くの人々が混乱した。 English: Her statement was misunderstood, causing confusion among many people. 弱点 (じゃくてん, jakuten) - weak point Explanation: An area where someone is lacking or struggling. Example sentence: 彼の理解力の弱点が、チームの成果に影響を与えている。 English: His weak point in understanding is affecting the team’s performance. 理解力不足 (りかいりょくぶそく, rikiryouryoku busoku) - lack of comprehension skills Explanation: Not having the ability to comprehend well. Example sentence: 彼の理解力不足が、教育の妨げになっている。 English: His lack of comprehension skills is hindering his education.

    2024/07/02に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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  • 🧑‍🏫: Simple Japanese: Politics 👔📢 Start Studying Japanese at Valiant Language School in Tokyo 📍 Take a free Trial Lesson now! 選挙戦 (せんきょせん, senkyo-sen) - election campaign Explanation: The period during which candidates promote their policies to win votes. Example sentence: 選挙戦が始まると、候補者たちは街頭で演説を始めた。 English: As the election campaign began, the candidates started giving speeches on the streets. 投票 (とうひょう, touhyou) - voting Explanation: The act of casting a vote in an election. Example sentence: 国民は投票日に自分の意志を示すために投票所へ行く。 English: Citizens go to polling stations on voting day to express their will. 候補者 (こうほしゃ, kouhosha) - candidate Explanation: A person who is running for an elected position. Example sentence: 彼は市長選の候補者として多くの支持を集めている。 English: He is gathering a lot of support as a candidate for mayor. 虚偽 (きょぎ, kyogi) - falsehood Explanation: A lie or something that is not true. Example sentence: 彼の発言はすべて虚偽であり、信じる価値がない。 English: His statements are all falsehoods and are not worth believing. 扇動 (せんどう, sendou) - incitement Explanation: The act of provoking or stirring up trouble, especially to gain political advantage. Example sentence: 彼の扇動的な発言は社会に大きな混乱を引き起こした。 English: His inciting remarks caused great confusion in society. 偽装 (ぎそう, gisou) - disguise, falsification Explanation: The act of disguising or falsifying something to deceive others. Example sentence: 彼は偽装された情報を使って支持者を増やそうとした。 English: He tried to increase his supporters using falsified information. 投票率 (とうひょうりつ, touhyouritsu) - voter turnout Explanation: The percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot in an election. Example sentence: 今年の選挙は投票率が低かった。 English: This year’s election had a low voter turnout.

    2024/07/01に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本 東京都

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