Isseki Nakada (Japanese tutor / Experiences host) (@tyoexperiences) 's Twitter Profile
Isseki Nakada (Japanese tutor / Experiences host)

@tyoexperiences

- Content Creator in Japan🏯
- Tutor of Japanese Learners🧑‍🏫
- Experience host in Tokyo🗼
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かわいい Reading: KAWAĪ Meaning: cute 🧑‍🏫 It is a #Japanese word meaning cute, adorable, or lovable. It can describe people, animals, objects, or fashion.

かわいい
Reading: KAWAĪ
Meaning: cute
🧑‍🏫 It is a #Japanese word meaning cute, adorable, or lovable. It can describe people, animals, objects, or fashion.
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日本 Reading: NIPPON Meaning: Japan 🧑‍🏫 It is the Japanese word for Japan, an island country in East Asia. It can also be read as "Nihon" and is said to be formed from "ni" (sun's origin) and "hon" (origin/source), though its exact etymology is uncertain. #japanese

日本
Reading: NIPPON
Meaning: Japan
🧑‍🏫 It is the Japanese word for Japan, an island country in East Asia. It can also be read as "Nihon" and is said to be formed from "ni" (sun's origin) and "hon" (origin/source), though its exact etymology is uncertain. #japanese
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ググる Reading: GUGURU Meaning: google it 🧑‍🏫 "GUGURU" is a Japanese verb meaning "Google it” or search for information online using the Google search engine. It's a modern portmanteau word combining "Google" and the verb ending "ru". It has become part of daily language in Japan.

ググる
Reading: GUGURU
Meaning: google it
🧑‍🏫 "GUGURU" is a Japanese verb meaning "Google it” or search for information online using the Google search engine. It's a modern portmanteau word combining "Google" and the verb ending "ru". It has become part of daily language in Japan.