I get this everyday! (日本語は下へ) It's not a bad problem to have, only in Ginza station. 毎日これ!笑 悪い気はしないけど、銀座駅だけはちょっと大変。 Proofread by @eriuenobonbon #高身長 #東京 #身長 #tall #tokyo
Things are getting real. (日本語訳は下へ) After I came back from my trip from Osaka to Tokyo, a lot changed, which put me in a position to look for a job as soon as possible. I'm sure I can overcome this! Japan is really where my heart is right now, so I'll try and do everything I can to stay. If anyone has any contacts or any employer is interested, please get in contact! If anyone wants to help, please share this video around and like the video! 大阪から東京に戻ってきてから状況が大きく変わり、急ぎで仕事を探しています。 今の自分ならこの状況を乗り越えられると信じています!日本は私にとって本当に大切な場所なので、ここに住み続けるために全力を尽くすつもりです。 もしお知り合いの方をご紹介いただける方や、興味を持ってくださる採用担当者様がいらっしゃいましたら、ぜひご連絡ください! 日本で働き続けるために頑張ります!応援してくださる方は「いいね」やシェアしていただけると非常に助かります。 校正 Proofread by @eriuenobonbon #Job #japan #求職中 #仕事探し #採用
AJATT -All Japanese All the Time for more than 18 years. Follow him! @tkyosamdad It's unreal. From the very beginning, people will always tell you to immerse yourself in the environment. Many would even say it's difficult to do that if you don't live in the country. That's precisely where creating your own immersion environment comes in, utilizing things you genuinely enjoy. And before you know it, you'll be fluent and have fun in the process. The example sentences in the textbook can get you started and supplement you along the way, but your main diet should consist of the language at its core. Proofreading thanks to @eriuenobonbon #language #learning #Japanese #Tokyo #shinjuku #goldengai #言語 #学習 #日本語 #東京 #新宿 #ゴールデン街
We go from speaking English to speaking Japanese. Megane-san and her friend gave a really balanced answer in regards to this topic. This video was a little tricky to translate, but I did my best to word their opinions as close as possible to how we would express this in English. #black #opinion #Japanese #culturaldifference #culture #Tokyo #shibuya #blackinjapan #黒人 #意見 #日本人 #文化違い #東京 #渋谷 #渋谷 #interview #インタビュー#東京
Bumped into these two at Shibuya! Apparently, in Japanese schools, they were always taught to use 'How much' for things like money-not for asking about someone's language ability. So, hopefully, through this, they learned a new phrase! Proofread by @eriuenobonbon #English #learnenglish #Japanese #study #Japan #level #日本 #日本人 #英語 #勉強 #学習 #東京 #渋谷