Otsukare Japanese

Otsukare Japanese

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  • 日本のZ世代のスラング！TOP10 | Top 10 Japanese Gen Z Slang Words Foreigners Don’t Understand (N2/N3)

    Today’s topic is Japanese Gen Z slang.In recent years, Japanese young people have been creating many new slang expressions on SNS like TikTok, Instagram, and X (Twitter).Some of these words are very popular among Gen Z in Japan, but they can be confusing even for native speakers, and even more difficult for foreigners learning Japanese.In this video, I will explain Top 10 Japanese Gen Z slang words in a simple and relaxed way so you can understand:・What the slang means・How Japanese people use it in real life・The cultural background behind the wordIf you want to understand modern Japanese conversation and internet culture, this video will definitely help you.Let’s learn Japanese together before going to bed.Otsukare!Question for youWhich Japanese slang surprised you the most?Tell me in the comments!Japanese Slang in this video・蛙化現象・○○界隈・おじ（こどおじ / いけおじ）・ガチ・やばい・沼・尊い・好きすぎて滅・港区女子・○○しか勝たんAbout this channelOn this channel Otsukare Japanese, we learn Japanese language and culture together in a relaxed way before going to sleep.If you enjoy learning real Japanese expressions, slang, and culture, please subscribe!📸 Follow my daily adventuresInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/i.am.yurichan☕ Support my creative journeyhttps://ko-fi.com/iamyurichan🎁 My Amazon Wishlisthttps://www.amazon.jp/hz/wishlist/ls/2FKV3EDTU9FIL?ref_=wl_share

    17 min
  • 外国人が理解できない日本の会社カタカナ語 TOP10 | Japanese Business Words That Surprise Foreigners (N2/N3)

    Today’s topic is **Japanese business “katakana” words**.In Japanese companies, many words that sound like English are used in daily conversations.However, these words often have meanings that are slightly different from their original English meanings.Because of this, many foreigners who work in Japan are sometimes surprised and say things like:“Wait… that’s not English!” or “I’ve never heard that word before!”In this video, I introduce **10 common business words used in Japanese companies** that often confuse foreigners.You will learn expressions such as:・Agenda (アジェンダ)・Reschedule → “Risuke” (リスケ)・Assign (アサイン)・Consensus (コンセンサス)・Evidence (エビデンス)・Fix (フィックス)・Pending (ペンディング)・Google Spreadsheet → “Supushi” (スプシ)・“Holding the ball” (ボールを持つ)・Negotiation → “Nego” (ネゴ)Many of these words come from English, but they are used in a **very Japanese way**.If you plan to work in Japan or communicate with Japanese companies, understanding these words will help you a lot.Japanese business culture has its own unique language, and learning it can make communication much easier.If your country also has interesting business slang or office words,please share them in the comments!Thank you for watching, and **Otsukaresama!**📸 Follow my daily adventuresInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/i.am.yurichan☕ Support my creative journeyhttps://ko-fi.com/iamyurichan🎁 My Amazon Wishlisthttps://www.amazon.jp/hz/wishlist/ls/2FKV3EDTU9FIL?ref_=wl_share

    24 min
  • 外国人が100%言う日本語 TOP20 Top 20 Japanese Phrases Foreigners Always Say (N2/N3)

    Foreigners learning Japanese often say the same phrases.Many of these expressions appear in textbooks and are grammatically correct, but in real life Japanese people don’t always say them the same way.In this video, I introduce **20 Japanese phrases that foreigners often say**, and explain how Japanese people usually speak in everyday conversation.You will learn the difference between **textbook Japanese and natural Japanese**.Examples in this video include:・「私の名前は〜です」・「あなた」・「元気ですか？」・「さようなら」・「愛してる」All of these are correct Japanese, but they can sometimes sound a little **formal, unnatural, or textbook-like** in casual conversation.If you want to sound more natural when speaking Japanese, this video will help you understand how native speakers actually talk.Level: JLPT N3–N2If you are studying Japanese, feel free to use these natural expressions in your conversations.Thank you for watching, andお疲れ様でした。

    18 min

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