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How to say “Strong” and “Weak” in Japanese? ♂️♀️Strong in Japanese is 強い
Who is she!? Search PuniPuniJapan channel on YouTube and find out! Japanese Hinamatsuri！Girl’s day
How to say “Near” and “Far” in Japanese? Near in Japanese is 近い(chikai).F
What’s the Most Important Language Skill? Answer in Japanese! ⚙️ PS: Sign up here to learn mor
afro-bruja: I learned how to speak my soul’s language again. I remembered how to say “I’m beautiful”
leirelatent:Iceland (2016)
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allthingsdutch:DUTCH VOCABULARY: MEDICALNOUNS:a general practitioner - een huisartsa pediatrician -
ayearinlanguage:A Year in Language, Day 172: GreenlandicGreenlandic is an Inuit language, a branch o
l0velanguages:Colors in Greek Blue = Μπλε (ble)Pink = ροζ (roz)Brown = καφέ (kafe)Black = μαύρο (mav
JLPT Level: N1, and the kanji are N1 and unlisted respectively.Most of the time, this word is writte
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N4 and N3 respectively.While not a super common word, you do
JLPT Level: N1, and the kanji are N3 and N2 respectively.Wow, two words that are on the JLPT in a ro
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N2, N5, and Unlisted?! in that order.for real, every time i
When natives start talking too fast and you’re there like…
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N1 and N4 respectively.Okay, this one is so low frequency yo
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N1 and N3 respectively.Alright, this is a pretty interesting
JLPT Level: UnlistedOmg I just noticed that the example sentence has こんこん in hiragana beside the kan
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji is N2.Alright, this one is a low frequency reading of a kanji yo
JLPT Level: Unlisted, and so is the kanji.This is a kanji that is very easy to understand if you kno
vid-tolum-islensku:Some Basic Icelandic Notes.Komið sæl og blessuð, vinir mínir!I was reviewing less
JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N5 and N2 respectively.This is not a very common expression.
easy-japan: Today’s card will help you to learn about Japanese pronouns for I (me). There are a few
Negative Verbs in #German! PS: Learn German with the best FREE online resources, just click here: h
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