tasukete! tasukete!
you often hear this word in anime
then what is the meaning of the word?
correct, it is a request for help
"help me! help me! or help! help!" in english
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#耳
kun: mimi
on: ji
meaning: ear
#kanji_with_pic
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Japanese-lang related to body part 1

体（karada) : body
毛（ke) : hair
雌（mesu) : female
雄（osu) : male
皮膚（hifu) : skin
ほくろ（hokuro) : mole
頭（atama) : head
頬（hoho) : cheeks
耳（mimi) : ear
目（me) : eye
眼球（gankyū) : eyeball
眉毛（mayuge) : eyebrows
額（hitai) : forehead
顎（ago) : jaw
口（kuchi) : mouth
鼻（hana) : nose
喉（nodo) : throat
#jisho #体
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japanese-lang related to body part 2
胴（dō) : body
肩（kata) : shoulder
睾丸（kōgan) : testicles
陰茎（inkei) : penis
胸（mune) : chest
乳房（chibusa) : breast
首（kubi) : neck
尻（shiri) : ass
腹（hara) : belly
ウエスト（uesuto) : waist
背中（senaka) : back (body)
乳首（chikubi) : nipple
膣（chitsu) : vagina
腹部（fukubu) : abdomen
臍（heso) : navel
#jisho #体

japanese-lang related to body part 3
腕（ude) : arms
指（yubi) : finger
指関節（yubikansetsu) : finger joint
親指（oyayubi) : thumb
前腕（maeude) : forearm
手首（tekubi) : wrist
ひじ（hiji) : elbow
手（te) : hand
手のひら（tenohira) : palm
あし（ashi) : leg
ふくらはぎ（fukurahagi) : calves
向こうずね（mukouzune) : shin
足指（ashiyubi) : toe
踵（kakato) : heel
ひざ（hiza) : knee
太もも（futomomo) : thighs
#jisho #体
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knowing the sign bilingual
english and japanese
No Parking / 駐車禁止 (chūsha kinshi)
source image : www.compliancesigns.com
#intermezzo #spell
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japanese-lang related to body part 4
内臓（naizō) : internal organs
血, 血液（chi / ketsueki) : blood
腎臓（jinzō) : kidney
肝臓（kanzō) : liver
肋骨（rokkotsu) : rib
卵巣（ransō) : ovary
胎児（taiji) : fetus
心臓（shinzō) : heart
膀胱（bōkō) : bladder
靭帯（jintai) : ligament
脾臓（hizō) : spleen
脳（nō) : brain
筋肉（kinniku) : muscle
肺（hai) : lung
血管（kekkan) : blood vessel
#jisho #体

japanese-lang related to body last part
動脈（dōmyaku) : artery
静脈（jōmyaku) : vein
子宮（shikyū) : uterus
網膜（retina) : retina
精子（seishi) : sperm
へその緒（hesonoo) : umbilical cord
頭がい骨（zugaikotsu) : head bone / skull
骨（hone) : bone
大腸（daichō) : colon
腸（chō) : intestine
#jisho #体
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#jisho
#cardinal_directions
North : 北 (kita)
South : 南 (minami)
West : 西 (nishi)
East : 東 (higashi)
Northwest : 北西 (hokusei)
Northeast : 北東 (hokutō)
Southwest : 南西 (nansei)
Southeast : 南東 (nantō)
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converting previous post
#kanji #早
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#onomatopoeia
イライラする (irairasuru) = I'm hungry / I'm irritated
😡😡😡😡😡😡
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いちばん??
ichiban is used to compare some or more objects which one is best
example: you need opinions from friends about the most delicious drinks
for example in a coffee shop and there is a menu there like a coffee, beer, and milk and you comparing
you say:
🍺ビール
☕コーヒー
🥛ミルク
どれがいちばんおいしいですか
(dore ga ichiban oishī desuka)
which is the most delicious?
your friend:
ビールがいちばんおいしいです
(biru ga ichiban oishī desu)
beer is the most delicious
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Parts of the day
朝 (asa) - morning
昼 (hiru) - midday
夕方 (yūgata) - evening
夜 (yoru) - night
夜中 (yonaka) - midnight
#jisho #parts_of_the_day
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水を飲みたい🔅🔅🔅🔅

-tai form
used to indicate the speaker's desire to do something
the above example is showing the desire of the speaker to drink water
水を飲みたい🔅🔅🔅🔅
mean: I want to drink water
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src img:punipunijapan
after talk tadaima we now talk the opposite ie ittekimasu.
ittekimasu used when they or their family members leave the house.
then we answer what?
itterasshai: have a safe trip

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src_img: easyjapanese(dot)org
kun: ひ、-び、ほ-
on: カ
meaning: fire
#kanji_with_pic
#火 #fire
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src_img: easyjapanese(dot)org
reposting kanji of mountain
kun: やま
on: サン、セン
meaning: mountain
#kanji_with_pic
#山 #mountain
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math kanji of volcano
volcano=火山
fire (火) + mountain (山) = 火山 (read: kazan) → 🌋 (volcano)
#intermezzo
#火 #山 #火山 #volcano #fire #mountain
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today sentences
positive sentence:
I worked yesterday
昨日仕事をしました

negative sentence:
I did not work yesterday
昨日仕事をしませんでした

why using shimashita / shimasendeshita?
because the sentence above is a past tense
remember about ototoi (day before yesterday / past), kinō (yesterday / past), kyō (today), ashita (tomorrow), asatte (day after tomorrow)?
past forms cannot use shimasu
masu used for present tense
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