Japanese quiz: remember this one?
行って (itte)
What does it mean? Reply with your guess — the answer is on its page.
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@gonglogic.comJapanese quiz: remember this one?
行って (itte)
What does it mean? Reply with your guess — the answer is on its page.
@gonglogic.com👋 Keigo (Polite & Respectful Speech)
Japanese word of the day: くださる (kudasaru)
= to give / to bestow (respectful)
先輩がわざわざ私の仕事を手伝ってくださいました。
senpai ga wazawaza watashi no shigoto o tetsudatte kudasaimashita.
@kumorgb.bsky.social
@topictionary.jp今現在もっとも聞いている曲はなんですか?
What song do you currently listen to most?
@kumorgb.bsky.social
@neko1078.bsky.socialNew Japanese video is up!
This time I talk about the many types of first‑person pronouns in Japanese.
They change with personality, gender, and even dialect.
Curious? Check it out!
#日本語 #JapaneseLanguage #LearnJapanese
youtu.be/kQhYVs7846Y
@topictionary.jp好きなゲーム名を5つ挙げてください。
Name 5 of your favourite games?
@gonglogic.com🧩 Intermediate Grammar Patterns
Japanese word of the day: 〜てみる (〜te miru)
= to try (doing something) / to see how it goes
新しいレストランができたから、今度行ってみようよ。
atarashii resutoran ga dekita kara, kondo okonatte miyou yo.
@bunpou.bsky.socialに = destination, target, and specific time.
会社に行きます / 友達に会います / 七時に起きます.
Short visual:
https://youtu.be/y0okmjlrQpM
Full lesson:
https://bunpou.jepang.org/en/lesson/0093/ni
@kumorgb.bsky.social@topictionary.jpキッチンで火災になったことはありますか?
Have you ever started a fire in your kitchen?
@kumorgb.bsky.social@bunpou.bsky.social～は～にいます = X is at / in Y (known person or animal).
は marks the topic; に marks the location.
Short visual:
https://youtu.be/bOh8yUeCcus
Full lesson:
https://bunpou.jepang.org/en/lesson/0092/wa-ni-iru
@topictionary.jpあなたが体験した中で一番冒険的な旅行や旅の経験は何ですか？
What is the most adventurous trip or travel experience you have had?
@saitawayumeno2005.bsky.socialYay! 😊 Israel 🇮🇱 was killed by Yumejin/夢人! 🌺🦊
Song: Montagem One More Game
Yumejin/夢人 and Japan/日本 are cousins! 🌺🦊🤝🇯🇵🏯
#Saitawa #SaitawaYumeno #サイタワ #サイタワ・夢野 #edit #edits #Yumejin #夢人 #Yumejinese #夢人語 #yumejincore #Japan #日本 #Japanese #日本語 #japancore
@gonglogic.comJapanese word of the day: 閉める (shimeru)
= to close (something) [transitive]
出かける前に、必ず窓を閉めるようにしている。
dekakeru mae ni, kanarazu mado o shimeru you ni shite iru.
“Before going out, I always make sure to close the windows.”
![Japanese word card: 閉める, read shimeru, meaning “to close (something) [transitive]”.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:omwkiia3drjjsmzalewoyvax/bafkreidgoz62uvlvjju3tnb3hijlh7qll6m3ur2wm5ap6ku6d75eej6gte@jpeg)
@bunpou.bsky.social～は～にあります = X is at / in Y (known thing or plant).
は marks the topic; に marks the location.
Short visual:
https://youtu.be/ViXfbzQOaHc
Full lesson:
https://bunpou.jepang.org/en/lesson/0091/wa-ni-aru
@kumorgb.bsky.social