r/nihongo • u/RainNightFlower • Feb 06 '23
r/nihongo • u/pfsychoplatypus • Apr 27 '22
is this actually right or a furigana ptinting mistake? afaik it should be きこえない right?
r/nihongo • u/Spiritual_Essay7820 • Dec 05 '25
日本人の方に質問があります!
韓国から日本語を学んでいる人です 日本語の質問があります 敬語で話せる中にストロベリーティーをもらった時にこれがなんの茶なのか気になって「ストロベリーティー?」と聞いてみるのはタメ語として認識されていないんですか?だって、「ストロベリーティーですか?」と言ってなかったからこれはタメ語かなって気になります
r/nihongo • u/RainNightFlower • Apr 29 '23
I have never seen this kanji in documents. Anyone can explain?
r/nihongo • u/Enough_Pea_2062 • Jul 16 '24
私の一日
こんにちわ! 4年前に日本語を勉強することを始めました。けれど高校に入学したから二週間だけ勉強をした。それから、日本語を習うことが私の目的になりました。四年ぶりに時間と勢いがあります。一月前にまた勉強をする始めました。毎日はレヂットに日本語で感想を書くます。お願い、私の誤りを修正してくれてください。私と話して、友達になりましてください。こんばんわ、みんな☆
r/nihongo • u/the_shiro_usagi • Mar 30 '23
Free resource: fujiPod - Japanese study platform (dictionary, sentences, audio streams, kanji practice, lessons, and more)
r/nihongo • u/Hairy-Possession-237 • Mar 17 '23
Why does the hiragana not match the romaji translation on this furikake?
r/nihongo • u/AndreyOrochi • Feb 17 '22
Kind of like Anki, but hits different - learn Japanese vocab with this flash card app for FREE
Hello there Japanese enjoyers,
thing is, my developer bros made a little flash card app for learning Japanese (there are more languages to choose from actually). It's called ReWord and can be quite useful for vocabulary acquisition/retention IMO. Similar to Anki, but with quite a few extra options and modes, along with clean, minimalistic design.
For instance, there's the hands-free mode if you wanna listen to some useful Japanese words while driving, being busy with chores, etc. - unlock it by 'learning' 1 word and go back to the main menu, there'll be a couple new modes in the bottom part of the screen.
This mode is going to help fans of sentence-mining approach, who binge watch YouTube videos (like Joytan App, Eko Languages, Kendra's Language School, etc.) With ReWord you can actually select the topic, rather than hope for a random word/sentence to be what you needed.
Anyway, normally you need to subscribe to enjoy their app in the fullest, BUT you beautiful Japanese enjoyers can try one free year for iOS or 90 free days for Android (select the '3 months full version' option and then redeem the code '90DAYSFREE' in the payment options). Feeling sorry for the Android users - 90 days is the limitation of what Google Play allows - the devs are not to blame here. If you end up using the app for more - contact the devs and they might get you another code to redeem. It's about that dedication, fam.
In the mood to spread the love? Feel free to say hi to the devs on the respective app store pages (App Store, Google Play). Not that you have to - the guys are just trying to be useful and we gotta appreciate that. I definitely do, that's why I'm here typing this.
Enjoy the app and live your best lives, people. <3
r/nihongo • u/Dread_Pirate_Chris • May 22 '26
暑くなってきましたね
少なくとも、僕が住む米国の町では暑いですよ。暦の上では、夏はまだですが、夏のように感じます。今年、新しいエアコンを買いました。古いのはまだ稼働しますが、効きはちょっと悪くなっちゃいました。今は、外が暑くても、部屋の中は涼しいですよ。エアコンがあれば当たり前かもしれないですが、去年は違いましたから、すごくいいと思います。
皆さん、夏の予定がありますか。暑さは大丈夫ですか。
r/nihongo • u/CO-VERS • Dec 24 '21
How to study Japanese using music!
Try practicing with this song.
https://open.spotify.com/track/0uUib83m0a9RHhvA8FlVpe?si=266ea58ae4f343a7
①Listen to Japanese music and transcribe it in romaji or hiragana
②Understand the meaning of those lyrics word by word.
③Reading the lyrics.
④Practice over and over so that you can sing smoothly.
By practicing Japanese through songs, it’s easier to smooth out your pronunciation!
r/nihongo • u/-kalamity- • Jan 08 '15
もしもし!誰もいないの?
ハロー :) 日本語ができる外国人でーす。このサッブには、日本人がいませんか?レディットを使っている日本人がいるじゃないかと思っていましたが、このサッブが寂しそうでびっくりしました!
宜しくお願いします〜
r/nihongo • u/[deleted] • May 25 '21
Why "ha" (は) and not "wa" (わ)?
こんばんわ (at least for me) みな さま!
So... Always when I see a japanese sentence that have "I am something", I see that almost 100% the times they write like this "私はなにか" (watashi wa nanika), but they write "wa" (わ) with the hiragana "ha" (は), like "watashi ha nanika".
Someone can explain me why?
r/nihongo • u/ArkhangelskAstrakhan • Mar 14 '21
Yon/Shi and Nana/Shichi
I am somewhere between N2 and N1 yet the difference between the two pronunciations for these two numbers always seems to allude me. I know how these work in general like よんぷん/しがつ but is there a particular usage for each pronunciation? Like some people say いち-に-さん-し and others say いち-に-さん-よん, is that down to personal preference or is one more preferred? Or maybe one is more traditional/old?
r/nihongo • u/hzoxford • Apr 09 '18
I feel uncomfortable asking my Japanese teacher this...
Why in Japanese porn do they say "ika" when they finish? I don't think it means squid in this context.
r/nihongo • u/sziesza • Mar 06 '21
Help with keyboard
こんにちわ! I'm finding a keyboard which has all the hiragana and katakana letters (and maybe kanji too???). Well I found one, I really like it, but I can't find the little 'ya' 'yo' 'yu' and little 'tsu' hiraganas, and I can't find any katakana letters. 🥺 here is the link of the keyboard I found: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.japanesekeyboard.japanese.input Could anyone help me with this? 🥺🥺
r/nihongo • u/kobiemajorthesecond • May 11 '19
Got this vintage shirt from Japan made in the 1960’s. Can anyone tell me what it means?
r/nihongo • u/toritozou • Jan 09 '15
レディットでの注意点や失敗談などを教えて下さい。
はじめまして、toritozouといいます。最近レディットを使い始めました。 レディットを使う時に注意すべきことはありますか。また、今までにレディットで経験したトラブルや、こんなことを言って怒られたとかいう体験があればぜひ教えて下さい。