ニイナの日本語部屋(Niina’s Japanese Room)

In Japan restaurant and dining rooms, a convenient mechanism called food ticket system this system, purchase tickets ( tickets) when ordering meals, you don't pay money.This time is easy to understand the Japanese food ticket system.

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When you use the food ticket system, first will buy a meal ticket on restaurant or the counter.The food ticket is written by the name and price of food.If you put the button, you will go out the food ticket. 2. Order: If you put a meal ticket, you are ready to order to order the food.Go to the restaurant and cook the food ticket to the staff.The staff will be prepared and prepare food.If you order, I only pass the food ticket, I don't need to pay your money. 3. Enjoy food: When the cooking is completed, the staff will bring food.At this time, you receive a meal ticket and carry it together with food.After you enjoy delicious food, you can enjoy eating delicious food.

Summary: The food ticket system is a convenient system that is used in Japanese restaurant and dining room.I will save your money to buy a meal ticket, so I will save money directly.Also, the order is also used to use food tickets and the order is short.If you come to Japan, try to enjoy the food ticket system and enjoy delicious meals.

That's why is this!

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皆さんは、LGBTQという言葉を聞いたことがありますか？

日本がLBGTQに関して、理解が遅れているというのは、世界的に有名なことなので、おそらく、今このポッドキャストを聞いてくださっている方の多くは、我々日本人よりもはるかにLBGTQについて知っている人が多いのではないでしょうか？

もし、この言葉を初めて聞いたよという方は、今回の配信で少しだけでも理解していただけたら嬉しいなと思います

といっても、専門家のように詳しい話をするわけではないんですけどね

まず初めに、この言葉の意味を説明します

LGBTQとは、レズビアン、ゲイ、バイセクシャル、トランスジェンダー、クエスチョニングの頭文字をとったもので、一般的にセクシュアル・マイノリティと呼ばれるひとの総称のことです

レズビアンというのは、女性が女性を好きになること

ゲイというのは、男性が男性を好きになることです

ここまでは、日本人でも知らない人はいない程の常識になっています。

しかし、lgbtqのQが何かと聞かれたら答えることができない日本人は少なくはないと思います

Qというのは、クエスチョニングといって、自身の性自認や性的指向が定まっていない状態にある人や、あえて決めない人のことです

言葉の説明はこのくらいにしておきます

私は、ハロートークというアプリで英語を勉強しています

このアプリでは日本のことを知りたい海外の人がたくさん日本について質問をしています

そこで”日本に移住したいけど、私はレズビアンだから日本人に受け入れられるか不安だ”という悩みを持った人をよく見かけます。

さっきも言ったように、日本はまだLGBTQ に理解がないということが世界でも有名になっているから、それが原因で日本に行きたい海外の方が悩んでいるということを知りました。

今日1番伝えたいのは、日本は全体的に見ると確かに、日本以外の国の人よりもLGBTQ への理解が遅れています。

しかし、日本人の若い世代は、LGBTQのことを受け入れていると感じます。

実は私は、レズビアンに該当します。

とっても大切に思う彼女がいます。

私自身は女性だけど、女性と付き合っているんだよね。と、同世代の友達に伝えたとき、否定されたり、悪口を言われたことは1度もありません。

確かに、すべての人がすべての人のことを理解するのはできないと思います。

でも理解できないことを受け入れるということができる日本人がとっても増えています。

だから、もし、もしも日本行きたいのにLGBTQ のことで不安を持っている人がいるとしたら、安心してきてもいいんだよと伝えたいです。

私は日本で待っています！

そして、これから日本がもっともっとLGBTQへの理解を深めて、世界中の人に日本はLG BTqに寛容な国だと言ってもらえるような国になることを願っています！

今日の話はこれで終わり。

今回も聞いてくれてありがとうございました！

またね

Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room.

Today is Wednesday, May 17, 2023.

Today's topic is "Understanding Japanese lgbtq."

Have you ever heard of the term LGBTQ?

It is world-renowned that Japan is far behind in its understanding regarding LBGTQ, so perhaps many of you who are listening to this podcast right now know far more about LBGTQ than we Japanese do.

If this is the first time you have heard of the term, I hope this distribution will help you understand it at least a little bit.

But I am not going to talk about it in detail like an expert! LOL!

First of all, let me explain what this term means.

LGBTQ is an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer and is a general term for people who are generally referred to as sexual minorities.

Lesbian means that a woman likes a woman.

Gay means that a man likes a man.

This much is common knowledge to the extent that there are no Japanese who do not know this.

However, there are not a few Japanese who cannot answer when asked what the Q in lgbtq is.

Q is "Questioning," which refers to people who have not yet decided on their own gender identity or sexual orientation, or those who dare not decide. **

That's enough explanation of the term.

I study English with an app called Hello Talk.

In this app, many people from overseas who want to know about Japan ask questions about Japan.

I often see people who want to move to Japan but are worried about being accepted by Japanese people because I am a lesbian.

As I said before, Japan is still not well known in the world for its lack of understanding of LGBTQ people, and I have learned that this is the reason why people from overseas who want to go to Japan are worried about it.

The number one thing I want to convey today is that, overall, Japan certainly lags behind the rest of the world in its understanding of LGBTQ people.

However, I feel that the younger generation of Japanese are more accepting of LGBTQ.

In fact, I fall into the lesbian category.

I have a girlfriend who I love very much.

I am a woman myself, but I am dating a woman. When I told my friends who are my peers, I have never once been denied or spoken ill of.

Certainly, I don't think you can understand all people about all things.

But the number of Japanese people who can accept what they do not understand is increasing.

So, if there are people who want to go to Japan but have concerns about LGBTQ issues, I would like to tell them that they can come without worries.

I will be waiting for you in Japan!

And I hope that Japan will deepen its understanding of LGBTQ people more and more, so that people around the world will say that Japan is a tolerant country for LG BTq!

That's all I have to say for today.

Thank you again for listening!

See you soon.

today im going to talk about how to enjoy Halloween in Japan.

Subtitles in Japanese and English.

Hello everyone. Today I would like to talk about how to enjoy Halloween.

Halloween is an autumn harvest festival originally held in Europe. Nowadays, it has spread all over the world as an event for fun, such as dressing up in costumes and handing out candy.

In Japan, Halloween has become more and more popular in recent years. Especially in large cities such as Tokyo, it is common to see people in costumes parading through the streets.

Personality: There are three main ways to enjoy Halloween.

The first is **dressing up**. Some people dress up as ghosts, witches, zombies, and other Halloween-like costumes, while others dress up as their favorite things, such as anime or video game characters.

The second is **trick-or-treating**. Children usually say "Trick or treat!" and knock on people's doors to receive candy.

The third is to **participate** in the event. Halloween events are held all over Japan. There are a variety of events such as costume parades, live performances, workshops, etc. We encourage you to participate in these events.

Personality: Halloween is not just an event to be enjoyed, but also an opportunity to experience Japanese culture and traditions.

For example, during Halloween, Shinto shrines and temples display spirit shelves and onigatami lanterns to welcome ancestors and spirits. In Kyoto, Halloween events are also held as one of the autumn festivals.

**Scene 4**.

Personality: Halloween is an event that anyone can enjoy. Please try to enjoy Halloween this year by dressing up in costume, handing out candy, participating in events, and more.

**ENDING**

Personality: That's all I have to say about how to enjoy Halloween.

Halloween has also developed its own unique way of enjoying in Japan. I look forward to seeing how Halloween in Japan will continue to develop in the future.

Thank you for listening today!

This time i talked about my favorite cat that i have!!

Subtitels in Japanese and English

皆さんこんにちは、ニイナの日本語部屋へようそこ。

今日は2023年5月24日の水曜日です。

今日のテーマは「ペットの猫、にゃん太郎について」

私は、ペットを飼っています。

猫が5匹です。今日は、そのうち一番最初に飼い始めた1匹について話したいと思います。

まず、1匹目の猫の名前は、にゃん太郎です。

名前は私が付けました。にゃんにゃんと鳴くので「にゃん」という言葉を名前の中に入れて、さらに男の子だったので「太郎」という言葉と組み合わせました。

「にゃん」と「太郎」とつなげて「にゃん太郎」

今考えると恥ずかしいくらいにとっても安直な名前ですよね(笑)

彼は白と茶色のバイカラーの猫です。とってもかわいくて大好きなんです！

今から、私と彼が出会った時の話をします。

私が6歳くらいの時におじいちゃんの友達から彼を譲ってもらいました。

おじいちゃんの友達は猫を5匹以上飼っていました。

おじいちゃんの友達は飼っている猫全員を外で放し飼いしていました。

自由奔放に生きている姿を見て、とってもかっこいいなと思いました！

6歳で幼かった私は、沢山いる猫のうちの1匹に一目ぼれしてしまいました。それで、私はどうしてもこの子を飼いたいとおじいちゃんの友達にたくさん頼んで彼を譲ってもらいました。

私は私の家族に、自分でお世話する、大切にすると約束をしました。

それから、私と彼は食事をするときも寝るときもずっと一緒にいました。

私は外で友達と遊ぶのも好きですが、それよりも家で彼と遊ぶのが好きでした。

全ての時間、ずっと仲が良かったわけではなく、当然私と彼はたくさん喧嘩をしました。私の腕には、小学生のころに彼と喧嘩をして引っかかれた傷跡が今でも残っています。

日本では、「喧嘩するほど仲がいい」ということわざがあります。このことわざは、「喧嘩をたくさんするということは、お互いに遠慮なく言いたいことをいつでもいえる関係性ということだから仲がいい」という意味で使われています。

この言葉からもわかるように、私と彼は間違いなく親友だと思っています。

その証拠に、私たちは喧嘩をしても、寝るときは絶対に一緒に寝ていました。

彼はきっと私と寝ると毛布の中に入れてもらえるから、そのために一緒に寝ていただけだとも思うけど、私は彼が私のことが好きだから一緒に寝ていたのだと思うことにしています。

彼は猫ですが、人を大切にすることを教えてくれました。

きっとみなさんのなかにもペットを飼っている人がいると思います。

みなさんとペットの面白いエピソードなどがあったら、コメントで教えてください！

それでは、今日の配信はここで終わり

皆さん、また次の配信でお会いしましょう！

またね

Hello everyone, hello there to Nina's Japanese room.

Today is Wednesday, May 24, 2023.

Today's topic is "About my pet cat, Nyantaro."

I have a pet.

I have five cats. Today I would like to talk about the first one of them that I got.

The first cat's name is Nyantaro.

I named him Nyantaro. I put the word "nyan" in his name because he meows, and I also combined it with the word "taro" because he was a boy.

I combined "Nyan" and "Taro" to form "Nyantaro."

It's a very simple name that I am embarrassed to think about now (laugh).

He is a bicolor cat, white and brown. He is very cute and I love him!

Now I will tell you the story of when he and I met.

My grandpa's friend gave him to me when I was about 6 years old.

My grandpa's friend had at least 5 cats.

My grandfather's friend let all of his cats roam free outside.

I thought it was very cool to see them living free and uninhibited!

I was 6 years old and very young, and I fell in love at first sight with one of the many cats. So I begged a lot of my grandpa's friends to give him to me because I really wanted to keep him.

I promised my family that I would take care of him myself and take good care of him.

From then on, he and I were together all the time, even when we ate and slept together.

I liked to play with my friends outside, but I preferred to play with him at home.

We were not close all the time, all the time, and of course he and I fought a lot. I still have a scar on my arm from a fight I had with him in elementary school where he scratched me.

In Japan, there is a saying, "The more you fight, the better you get along. This saying means that if you fight a lot, it means that you can always say what you want to say to each other without hesitation, and therefore you are good friends.

As you can see from this saying, he and I are definitely best friends.

As proof of this, we absolutely slept together when we went to bed, even when we had fights.

I am sure that he would sleep with me because he would let me in his blanket when he slept with me, and I am sure that he was just sleeping with me for that reason, but I choose to think that he slept with me because he loves me.

He is a cat, but he has taught me to care about people.

I am sure some of you have pets too.

If you have any interesting episodes with your pets, please let us know in the comments!

Well, that's it for today's edition!

See you all again on the next distribution!

See you soon!

Thank you for listening to my podcast!

Today i talked about Golden Week,a national holiday in Japan!

Subtitels in Japanese and English