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Hi, everyone! I uploaded a new episode. How to say "You're so handy!" in Japanese without offending the person! Be careful with this phrase. If you didn't know the rule I explained in the episode, you'd make someone uncomfortable! If you have 2 minutes, Check it out!
How to compliment someone with "You're so handy!" without offending the person!
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Japanese Slang!
軽い かるい
It usually means something or someone is Light (weight wise)
But in a slangy way, it means someone’s behavior or determination is obviously fake! (Like no weight on the statement)
Eg
A: I will propose to my girlfriend today.
B: Me too! Yaaaaay!
A: 軽いな!w
So whenever someone is not taking something seriously, you can say 軽いな！
Enjoy!
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Do u know how to use this in a slangy way?
王道 おうどう
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What’s up everybody? Do u know this slang that ppl in Japan use a lot?
秒で—.
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Do u know this Japanese TV show? This is the most natural Japanese expression I’ve ever seen tbh lol No anime talk, no exaggeration!
You can skip until they start talking. And you can stop it when they stand up. Until then, how they speak is soooo US lmao But I think this video is for guys. Super old. But useful as f***. It’s called The Three Young Men.
Check it out!
https://youtu.be/7hWv8cQTlpA
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今日の日本語！
良いのやってる？
いいのやってる？
Is anything good on TV?
Usually, we say this to imply that something is good on TV or sports or game or something! You don’t have to say the details. Just have to be in the situation with the person who you are asking to!
Eg
Takeshi watching TV.
A: I’m home. You watching TV? 良いのやってる？
Enjoy!
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Confusing Japanese phrases!
探しちゃったよ！ さがしちゃったよ
This ちゃったよ or ちゃったusually means “doing some unintentionally. Like “ Oopsy!”
But in this case, it just means “I was looking for —-“ whatever you were looking for.
Eg
At a mall
A: (Where are my friends? They always do this to me 😤 oh! There they are!) Hey guys! 探しちゃったよ！
B: Where have u bean bro?
A: … 🙁
Have a good one!
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Confusing Japanese phrases!!!!
Similar sound words
きたい! (— wanna come!)
きたい (expectations)
きたい (a body part of an airplane)
したい! (I wanna do it!)
したい (dead body)
しだい (it depends on —)
みたい (I wanna see!)
みたい (—-. I guess)
Have a good one!
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