I don't think we can absorb the rules of grammar until we have had a fair amount of exposure to a language, listening and reading.

If you like nondescript Japanese street scenes and contemporary dance, then the nonsensical dance unit アグネス吉井 is for you:

It really strikes me how a lot of Japanese learners don’t know how to search for Japanese phrase meanings on the web. You can usually type the phrase+ 意味 and usually get results from Japanese monolingual dictionaries or thesauruses etc

If you hate the translation so much, learn Japanese. And once you learn Japanese, maybe you’ll actually figure out that neither English nor Japanese are as boring a language as you think they are.

Saw a few threads/tik toks of people saying where their school bullies are in life now, perhaps as a way to feel better about themselves. As for my bullies, one is a law student and another is doing a PhD. Good for them! I ain't about to bring them down just cause they were mean.

講義 (こうぎ kougi) lecture 抗議 (こうぎ kougi) protest 広義 (こうぎ kougi) in a broad sense 交誼 (こうぎ kougi) friendship *written, very formal コーギー (ko-gi-) the adorable dogs

Character combinations are often used in Chinese, and there are many ways to combine characters together to make different words, and sometimes shorten sentences. Check out these words that can be made using 不!

Hello hello! Oh dear; I forgot about this account of mine after a Twitter app update and never remembered to add it back up! There we go!

People have said this in the past, but it’s not that yabai can be anything, it’s that past a certain point of intensity anything is yabai. That’s the key to using “yabai”.

明けましておめでとう！！！ Happy New Year to everyone! 🥂🍾🎉🎆🎊🎆☺️

わあ、素晴らしいです！本当に偶然なんですけど、とあるオンラインブッククラブで5月1日にラノベ第一を読み始めることに決まりました！でも、ほんっっっっとうに知らなかった！