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Have you ever visited a Japanese temple? 🤔
A so called お寺 (おてら/otera) is a really beautiful and popular place to visit for both natives and tourists! 🥰
So make sure to not miss out! 🦊
Check out lesson 41 of kawaiiNihongo!
Artist: @RezoSempai
Aoi is hiding a fox inside her かばん (kaban)! 😱
I mean, can you blame her? 🥺 Look how cute it is... ♥️
What would you like to hide inside your かばん? かばん means "bag". 🦊
Check out lesson 40 of kawaiiNihongo to learn more!
Artist: @RezoSempai
Last post, you learned that a circle is used to indicate that something is correct.
To express that something is wrong, you use an ✖️, as it is in many cultures around the world. 🦊
Check out lesson 40 of kawaiiNihongo to see an example of this! ♥
Artist: @RezoSempai
Does ピンク (pinku) suit Riko or Aoi more? 🤔
ピンク means pink! Pretty easy right? 😊
Wouldn't Japanese be so much easier if every word was like this? 😪
With kawaiiNihongo, learning Japanese will be fun!
Artist: @hirokiart
Red Riding Hood Riko! 🦊
赤い (あかい/akai) looks great on our Riko, doesn't it? ❤️ 赤い is an adjective and means 'red'.
You can learn about it in lesson 40 of KawaiiNihongo! 🥰
Artist: @hirokiart
Riko loves the セーター season! 🦊
セーター means sweater.
What type of clothing do you like?
Check out lesson 40 of kawaiiNihongo. 🥰
Artist: @Lapia_
A new 季節 (きせつ/kisetsu) has begun again!
And Riko sure adjusts well to any 季節! 🦊
季節 means "season" in Japanese.
Which one is your favorite? 🍁
Check out lesson 39 of kawaiiNihongo to learn more!
Artist: @hirokiart
Bus or train? Which one should Riko use today to get to school? 🤔
どっち(docchi) means "which one?" in Japanese.
It's a question word that's very useful when talking about comparisons. 🥰
Check out lesson 38 of kawaiiNihongo to learn more about that. 🦊
Artist: @hirokiart
りこは一番! 🥳
Riko is the best!
一番 (いちばん/ichiban) means "Number one". 🦊
Combined with an adjective it becomes "the cutest", "the fastest" or "the greatest" for example.
Check out lesson 39 of kawaiiNihongo to learn more grammar. ❤️
Artist: @hirokiart
Don't anger Riko! 😡
When Riko gets really angry, you can even see 電気 (でんき/denki) around her! 😱
電気 means "electricity". Lesson 37 of kawaiiNihongo teaches you more words and also - grammar! (Very important).
So make sure to check it out. 🦊
Artist : @KanaYukino_
Riko and Aoi met Yuuji on the 電車 (でんしゃ/densha). 🦊
電車 means "train" in Japanese.
Do you need to ride the 電車 to get to school or work, too? 🚄
Check out lesson 37 of kawaiiNihongo! 🥰
Artist: @RezoSempai
How are you guys dealing with 夏 (なつ/natsu)? 🥵
Is it your favorite time of the year?
夏 means "summer". ☀️
You can learn the Japanese words for the seasons in kawaiiNihongo. 夏 - for example - appears in lesson 38! 🦊
Yuuji is definitely more 高い (たかい/takai) than Riko. 🤔
高い can mean "tall", but also "expensive" or "high".
Learn how to compare two people to each other in lesson 38 of kawaiiNihongo. 🦊
Artist: @xephyrks
Because Riko is ill, she needs to take medicine. 🥺
In Japanese, you use the word "から" (kara) for "because". kawaiiNihongo has two lessons on this, because there are multiple ways to use this word. 🦊
Make sure to check out both! 🥰
Artist: @hirokiart
Here is a little reminder to continue studying Japanese, you can do it! 🥰
kawaiiNihongo is here to help you! 🦊
Also, you can download "kawaiiDungeon" to learn Vocabulary, too. 😎
Artist: @hirokiart
Look what Yuuji made! 🥰
作る (つくる/tsukuru) is a verb that means "to make" and thus, it's very frequently used. Definitely keep that one in mind. 🦊
To learn more about it, you can check out lesson 35 of kawaiiNihongo.
Artist: @hirokiart
Surely, it is hard to do it during summer, but 運動 (うんどう/undou) is very important. 😱
運動 means exercise and perhaps you already found out in @hoshinohouseki , but Aoi is a huge fan of it! 😎
Check out lesson 35 of kawaiiNihongo for more. 🦊
Artist: @kaxukin
You surely have heard of the word おたく(otaku) before.🦊
It is often used to refer to Anime Fans, like Yuuji!
But be careful!😱
Depending on context, it can be understood as an insult, too...😥
Check out lesson 34 of kawaiiNihongo to learn more Japanese!
Artist: @kaxukin
What would you do if you rang the bell and Riko opened the door?! 😱
ドアを開ける (どあをあける/doa o akeru) means "to open the door".
In lesson 34 of kawaiiNihongo, you can learn this and more. 🥰🦊
Artist: @RezoSempai
There are so many things to do in this world!♥️
する (suru) means "to do" in Japanese!
It's used with a lot of nouns (like べんきょうする).
It means "to study" or more precisely "to do the studying")
Learn more about this in kawaiiNihongo!🦊
Artists: @YerezaHeian & @Nami_nyaa