Japanese with Skele
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Study Japanese with fun - the skeleton monster way.
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Yo guys, I decided to come to Bluesky! As a housewarming gift, I'll write your name in Japanese.
The only thing you need to do is to write the name you want and in case the pronuciation is not clear, please also give me hints on how to pronounce it.
The reason: in Japanese,
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The only thing you need to do is to write the name you want and in case the pronuciation is not clear, please also give me hints on how to pronounce it.
The reason: in Japanese,
(art itsR4bb1t)
Now add another layer of difficulty (or actually remove some skin and muscle layers) and learn the bones in Japanese :D (maybe for another time)
Here's the video explaining the words/kanji for fingers in Japanese
Which ones did you know?
I personally love kusuri-yubi (because I also love the anime kusuriya no hitorigoto - The Apothecary Diaries)
#japaneselanguage #japaneselesson #kanji #japanesewithmanu #handsaredifficult
Which ones did you know?
I personally love kusuri-yubi (because I also love the anime kusuriya no hitorigoto - The Apothecary Diaries)
#japaneselanguage #japaneselesson #kanji #japanesewithmanu #handsaredifficult
September 25, 2026 at 2:38 AM
Now add another layer of difficulty (or actually remove some skin and muscle layers) and learn the bones in Japanese :D (maybe for another time)
Hey guys, I am very sorry to inform you that due to increased costs for the hosting of my podcast "Japanese with Skele" I had to delete it.
I encourage you to listen to the podcast "Japanese with Manu" instead - I am pretty sure you will get similar vibes there!
japanese-with-manu.podigee.io
I encourage you to listen to the podcast "Japanese with Manu" instead - I am pretty sure you will get similar vibes there!
japanese-with-manu.podigee.io
Japanese with Manu
Hello, I am Manu, and I have been teaching Japanese since 2010. I know the struggles of studying Japanese as a non-native speaker first hand. I have poured my heart and soul into providing my students...
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September 20, 2026 at 8:32 AM
Hey guys, I am very sorry to inform you that due to increased costs for the hosting of my podcast "Japanese with Skele" I had to delete it.
I encourage you to listen to the podcast "Japanese with Manu" instead - I am pretty sure you will get similar vibes there!
japanese-with-manu.podigee.io
I encourage you to listen to the podcast "Japanese with Manu" instead - I am pretty sure you will get similar vibes there!
japanese-with-manu.podigee.io
Don't flush your hopes and dreams down the toilet!
Picture of a toilet door telling you what not to flush
ゴミ gomi garbage
ペーパータオル peepaataoru paper towels
ガム gamu gum
昔の携帯電話 mukashi no keitai denwa old cell phones
ラブレター raburetaa love letters
未払い請求書 mibarai seikyuusho unpaid bills
Picture of a toilet door telling you what not to flush
ゴミ gomi garbage
ペーパータオル peepaataoru paper towels
ガム gamu gum
昔の携帯電話 mukashi no keitai denwa old cell phones
ラブレター raburetaa love letters
未払い請求書 mibarai seikyuusho unpaid bills
August 20, 2026 at 7:49 AM
Don't flush your hopes and dreams down the toilet!
Picture of a toilet door telling you what not to flush
ゴミ gomi garbage
ペーパータオル peepaataoru paper towels
ガム gamu gum
昔の携帯電話 mukashi no keitai denwa old cell phones
ラブレター raburetaa love letters
未払い請求書 mibarai seikyuusho unpaid bills
Picture of a toilet door telling you what not to flush
ゴミ gomi garbage
ペーパータオル peepaataoru paper towels
ガム gamu gum
昔の携帯電話 mukashi no keitai denwa old cell phones
ラブレター raburetaa love letters
未払い請求書 mibarai seikyuusho unpaid bills
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Are you interested in reading the Tanabata Star festival story with me in easy Japanese?
Here's the final date: July 14, 9 am JST. Click the link to see it in your time zone
Contact me at [email protected] if you want to join!
www.worldtimebuddy.com/event?lid=18...
Here's the final date: July 14, 9 am JST. Click the link to see it in your time zone
Contact me at [email protected] if you want to join!
www.worldtimebuddy.com/event?lid=18...
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July 10, 2026 at 1:16 AM
Are you interested in reading the Tanabata Star festival story with me in easy Japanese?
Here's the final date: July 14, 9 am JST. Click the link to see it in your time zone
Contact me at [email protected] if you want to join!
www.worldtimebuddy.com/event?lid=18...
Here's the final date: July 14, 9 am JST. Click the link to see it in your time zone
Contact me at [email protected] if you want to join!
www.worldtimebuddy.com/event?lid=18...
Reposted by Japanese with Skele
It's already some time ago that I published my book "Reading Japanese for Beginners"
Time to update it a little!
I have gone through the book once more, with the help of some of my students. I added some more explanations/examples for even easier understanding.
The next update adds downloadable
Time to update it a little!
I have gone through the book once more, with the help of some of my students. I added some more explanations/examples for even easier understanding.
The next update adds downloadable
July 2, 2026 at 1:22 PM
It's already some time ago that I published my book "Reading Japanese for Beginners"
Time to update it a little!
I have gone through the book once more, with the help of some of my students. I added some more explanations/examples for even easier understanding.
The next update adds downloadable
Time to update it a little!
I have gone through the book once more, with the help of some of my students. I added some more explanations/examples for even easier understanding.
The next update adds downloadable
Reposted by Japanese with Skele
皆(みな)さん、お元気(げんき)ですか。
Soon, it's Tanabata in Japan - the starfestival. I'd love to a little reading lesson with you (for free). We'd read a short story that introduces you to the background of this traditional festival. First, we'd go through the necessary vocabulary and then we'd read the story.
Soon, it's Tanabata in Japan - the starfestival. I'd love to a little reading lesson with you (for free). We'd read a short story that introduces you to the background of this traditional festival. First, we'd go through the necessary vocabulary and then we'd read the story.
July 2, 2026 at 7:17 AM
皆(みな)さん、お元気(げんき)ですか。
Soon, it's Tanabata in Japan - the starfestival. I'd love to a little reading lesson with you (for free). We'd read a short story that introduces you to the background of this traditional festival. First, we'd go through the necessary vocabulary and then we'd read the story.
Soon, it's Tanabata in Japan - the starfestival. I'd love to a little reading lesson with you (for free). We'd read a short story that introduces you to the background of this traditional festival. First, we'd go through the necessary vocabulary and then we'd read the story.
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Also, happy pride month everyone! As in any part of the world, it's not that easy in Japan either when you are part of LGBTQIA+
I dedicated a section of the book to LGBT rights in Japan (information as of 2024)
But that's not the only thing that makes this book queer.
I dedicated a section of the book to LGBT rights in Japan (information as of 2024)
But that's not the only thing that makes this book queer.
June 9, 2026 at 6:42 AM
Also, happy pride month everyone! As in any part of the world, it's not that easy in Japan either when you are part of LGBTQIA+
I dedicated a section of the book to LGBT rights in Japan (information as of 2024)
But that's not the only thing that makes this book queer.
I dedicated a section of the book to LGBT rights in Japan (information as of 2024)
But that's not the only thing that makes this book queer.
Papyrus to Sans after learning about Japanese aesthetics:
BROTHER, YOUR FACE ISN'T SMALL, BUT DON'T WORRY, THERE ARE PLENTY OF PEOPLE THAT LIKE YOUR BIG MOCHI FACE
Sans: uh, thank you, paps.
BROTHER, YOUR FACE ISN'T SMALL, BUT DON'T WORRY, THERE ARE PLENTY OF PEOPLE THAT LIKE YOUR BIG MOCHI FACE
Sans: uh, thank you, paps.
Your face is small! 顔が小さいですね。 kao ga chiisai desu ne.
顔 kao - face (right part 頁means head)
小さい chiisai - small (looks like a small 人 person with their arms close to their body)
That's what people here in Japan keep telling me after I got my hair cut some time ago.
At first, I was like ??? wth?
顔 kao - face (right part 頁means head)
小さい chiisai - small (looks like a small 人 person with their arms close to their body)
That's what people here in Japan keep telling me after I got my hair cut some time ago.
At first, I was like ??? wth?
May 23, 2026 at 3:41 AM
Papyrus to Sans after learning about Japanese aesthetics:
BROTHER, YOUR FACE ISN'T SMALL, BUT DON'T WORRY, THERE ARE PLENTY OF PEOPLE THAT LIKE YOUR BIG MOCHI FACE
Sans: uh, thank you, paps.
BROTHER, YOUR FACE ISN'T SMALL, BUT DON'T WORRY, THERE ARE PLENTY OF PEOPLE THAT LIKE YOUR BIG MOCHI FACE
Sans: uh, thank you, paps.
Papyrus would definitely want to try all Showa style food. The fizzy cream soda (which is also green), the Napolitan pasta (it's pasta, after all) and the retro pudding called purin ara moodo.
Sans would go for Napolitan, because the sauce is ketchup based.
#undertale #japan
Sans would go for Napolitan, because the sauce is ketchup based.
#undertale #japan
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April 29, 2026 at 5:44 AM
Papyrus would definitely want to try all Showa style food. The fizzy cream soda (which is also green), the Napolitan pasta (it's pasta, after all) and the retro pudding called purin ara moodo.
Sans would go for Napolitan, because the sauce is ketchup based.
#undertale #japan
Sans would go for Napolitan, because the sauce is ketchup based.
#undertale #japan
Papyrus: SANS, LOOK! EVEN THE SAMURAI IN JAPAN KNEW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO TIDY UP YOUR ROOM! LOOK AT THEIR WEAPON!
Sans: you mean the impressive bow?
P: THE DUSTER, OF COURSE!
S: yeah, I can see them sweeping their enemies off their feet.
Sans is now quite scared of samurai, because they
Sans: you mean the impressive bow?
P: THE DUSTER, OF COURSE!
S: yeah, I can see them sweeping their enemies off their feet.
Sans is now quite scared of samurai, because they
Preparing for 子供(こども)の日(ひ) Children's day.
But something is not quite right...
Do you spot the mistake?
#japan #japaneseculture #japaneselanguage #learnjapanese
But something is not quite right...
Do you spot the mistake?
#japan #japaneseculture #japaneselanguage #learnjapanese
April 29, 2026 at 3:32 AM
Papyrus: SANS, LOOK! EVEN THE SAMURAI IN JAPAN KNEW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO TIDY UP YOUR ROOM! LOOK AT THEIR WEAPON!
Sans: you mean the impressive bow?
P: THE DUSTER, OF COURSE!
S: yeah, I can see them sweeping their enemies off their feet.
Sans is now quite scared of samurai, because they
Sans: you mean the impressive bow?
P: THE DUSTER, OF COURSE!
S: yeah, I can see them sweeping their enemies off their feet.
Sans is now quite scared of samurai, because they
The little scribble in between the two faces looks like Gaster.
ガスターっぽくない？
Gasutaa ppokunai (doesn't it look like Gaster?)
Though the Japanese usually call him 博士 hakase, professor/doctor
ガスターっぽくない？
Gasutaa ppokunai (doesn't it look like Gaster?)
Though the Japanese usually call him 博士 hakase, professor/doctor
I also made a short video where I explained the drawings in Japanese. Please also take a look at the ALT text from the pictures above for some additional kanji.
#japaneselanguage #japaneselesson #japanesewithmanu #learnjapanese #artlesson
#japaneselanguage #japaneselesson #japanesewithmanu #learnjapanese #artlesson
April 24, 2026 at 1:32 AM
The little scribble in between the two faces looks like Gaster.
ガスターっぽくない？
Gasutaa ppokunai (doesn't it look like Gaster?)
Though the Japanese usually call him 博士 hakase, professor/doctor
ガスターっぽくない？
Gasutaa ppokunai (doesn't it look like Gaster?)
Though the Japanese usually call him 博士 hakase, professor/doctor
Soooo... who of you played Undertale in Japanese? You know they used kana only, so can use it to at least practice your hiragana and katakana!
In the past, I was thinking of streaming me playing it in Japanese and also teaching you some grammar and vocabulary.
In the past, I was thinking of streaming me playing it in Japanese and also teaching you some grammar and vocabulary.
April 9, 2026 at 3:06 AM
Soooo... who of you played Undertale in Japanese? You know they used kana only, so can use it to at least practice your hiragana and katakana!
In the past, I was thinking of streaming me playing it in Japanese and also teaching you some grammar and vocabulary.
In the past, I was thinking of streaming me playing it in Japanese and also teaching you some grammar and vocabulary.
Papyrus: SANS DO YOU REMEMBER? IT WAS SUCH GREAT FUN! IT'S LIKE ONE OF MY PUZZLES. ESPECIALLY WITH THOSE CHARACTERS THAT LOOK SO MUCH ALIKE! I SPENT HOURS LOOKING AT THEM, WONDERING WHAT KIND OF PERSON EACH KANA WAS IF THE WERE PEOPLE.
THE JAPANESE MUST HAVE BEEN A LAZY PEOPLE.
ツシソンノ
THAT'S YOU
THE JAPANESE MUST HAVE BEEN A LAZY PEOPLE.
ツシソンノ
THAT'S YOU
Do you remember how you felt when you wrote your first hiragana and katakana? Also, when you realized that you could read your first Japanese words?
Tell me!
I'll start in the first reply :)
#japaneselanguage #hiragana #katakana
Tell me!
I'll start in the first reply :)
#japaneselanguage #hiragana #katakana
April 9, 2026 at 12:54 AM
Papyrus: SANS DO YOU REMEMBER? IT WAS SUCH GREAT FUN! IT'S LIKE ONE OF MY PUZZLES. ESPECIALLY WITH THOSE CHARACTERS THAT LOOK SO MUCH ALIKE! I SPENT HOURS LOOKING AT THEM, WONDERING WHAT KIND OF PERSON EACH KANA WAS IF THE WERE PEOPLE.
THE JAPANESE MUST HAVE BEEN A LAZY PEOPLE.
ツシソンノ
THAT'S YOU
THE JAPANESE MUST HAVE BEEN A LAZY PEOPLE.
ツシソンノ
THAT'S YOU
Sans version (maybe by Papyrus)
Happiness: ケチャップあり kechappu ari - having ketchup
Anger: ジェノサイド jenosaido - genocide
Sadness: ケチャップなし kechappu nashi - no ketchup
#undertale #japaneselanguage #sansundertale
Happiness: ケチャップあり kechappu ari - having ketchup
Anger: ジェノサイド jenosaido - genocide
Sadness: ケチャップなし kechappu nashi - no ketchup
#undertale #japaneselanguage #sansundertale
April 3, 2026 at 2:00 AM
Sans version (maybe by Papyrus)
Happiness: ケチャップあり kechappu ari - having ketchup
Anger: ジェノサイド jenosaido - genocide
Sadness: ケチャップなし kechappu nashi - no ketchup
#undertale #japaneselanguage #sansundertale
Happiness: ケチャップあり kechappu ari - having ketchup
Anger: ジェノサイド jenosaido - genocide
Sadness: ケチャップなし kechappu nashi - no ketchup
#undertale #japaneselanguage #sansundertale
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More than 50 subscribers on my YouTube channel! It might not sound much compared to the big ones out there, but the last video convinced 6! people to subscribe! Guess my explanations are not too bad 💪
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Japanese with Manu
Study Japanese the fun way - with Manu-Sensei! 15 years teaching experience equals lots of helpful tips and tricks so that you too can study the Japanese language and its writing system with ease!
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March 20, 2026 at 2:48 PM
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Papyrus spends hours in the kitchen to make the gyoza skin and filling from scratch.
Paps: I SHALL PRESENT YOU WITH MY HOMEMADE GYOZA, SANS! SAY ITADAKIMASU BEFORE EATING, PLEASE!
Sans: sure paps! itadakimasu!
*grabs the ketchup bottle and splurges half of its contents on top of the nicely pleated
Paps: I SHALL PRESENT YOU WITH MY HOMEMADE GYOZA, SANS! SAY ITADAKIMASU BEFORE EATING, PLEASE!
Sans: sure paps! itadakimasu!
*grabs the ketchup bottle and splurges half of its contents on top of the nicely pleated
Today's breakfast. Doesn't look that fancy, but I love gyoza 餃子 they are originally from China, but the Japanese ones have a thinner wrapping.
It's also worth looking at the kanji!
餃 this kanji already means gyouza, its parts/radicals are 飠(food, to eat) and 交 mixing
子 kanji for child, but can be
It's also worth looking at the kanji!
餃 this kanji already means gyouza, its parts/radicals are 飠(food, to eat) and 交 mixing
子 kanji for child, but can be
March 18, 2026 at 1:39 AM
Papyrus spends hours in the kitchen to make the gyoza skin and filling from scratch.
Paps: I SHALL PRESENT YOU WITH MY HOMEMADE GYOZA, SANS! SAY ITADAKIMASU BEFORE EATING, PLEASE!
Sans: sure paps! itadakimasu!
*grabs the ketchup bottle and splurges half of its contents on top of the nicely pleated
Paps: I SHALL PRESENT YOU WITH MY HOMEMADE GYOZA, SANS! SAY ITADAKIMASU BEFORE EATING, PLEASE!
Sans: sure paps! itadakimasu!
*grabs the ketchup bottle and splurges half of its contents on top of the nicely pleated
Sans: i wonder if they have blue ketchup
Papyrus: Don’t you dare try blue ketchup, brother! Red is already difficult to remove from your laundry. Blue is even worse!
(Was too lazy to use Papscaps this time)
Papyrus: Don’t you dare try blue ketchup, brother! Red is already difficult to remove from your laundry. Blue is even worse!
(Was too lazy to use Papscaps this time)
Do you know Lake Biwa 琵琶湖(びわこ biwa-ko in Shiga prefecture?
湖こko=lake
氵liquids 古old 月 moon
Biwa is a Japanese pear-shaped lute. The lake looks like one.
Biwako is famous for its blue, and so are the souvenirs you can get there.
Would you dare and eat one of those?
#japan #japaneselanguage #kanji
湖こko=lake
氵liquids 古old 月 moon
Biwa is a Japanese pear-shaped lute. The lake looks like one.
Biwako is famous for its blue, and so are the souvenirs you can get there.
Would you dare and eat one of those?
#japan #japaneselanguage #kanji
March 11, 2026 at 2:31 AM
Sans: i wonder if they have blue ketchup
Papyrus: Don’t you dare try blue ketchup, brother! Red is already difficult to remove from your laundry. Blue is even worse!
(Was too lazy to use Papscaps this time)
Papyrus: Don’t you dare try blue ketchup, brother! Red is already difficult to remove from your laundry. Blue is even worse!
(Was too lazy to use Papscaps this time)
The next Japanese festival is approaching fast: the doll festival, which is celebrated by families with younger daughters.
Papyrus: I LOVE DOLLS! SANS, DO YOU REMEMBER MEW MEW KISSY CUTIE?
Sans: i prefer not to think about that specific one... how'bout we display rocky?
#undertale #japan
Papyrus: I LOVE DOLLS! SANS, DO YOU REMEMBER MEW MEW KISSY CUTIE?
Sans: i prefer not to think about that specific one... how'bout we display rocky?
#undertale #japan
February 17, 2026 at 5:07 PM
The next Japanese festival is approaching fast: the doll festival, which is celebrated by families with younger daughters.
Papyrus: I LOVE DOLLS! SANS, DO YOU REMEMBER MEW MEW KISSY CUTIE?
Sans: i prefer not to think about that specific one... how'bout we display rocky?
#undertale #japan
Papyrus: I LOVE DOLLS! SANS, DO YOU REMEMBER MEW MEW KISSY CUTIE?
Sans: i prefer not to think about that specific one... how'bout we display rocky?
#undertale #japan
Papyrus: PAPS, WHAT ARE SUPERSTITIONS?
Sans: paps, that's like you believing that putting notes next to my sock will make me remove it.
Papyrus: OR YOU THINKING THAT I DON'T KNOW WHERE ALL YOUR HIDING SPOTS ARE.
(Papyrus goes on listing all the spots, and Sans starts taking back some steps when
Sans: paps, that's like you believing that putting notes next to my sock will make me remove it.
Papyrus: OR YOU THINKING THAT I DON'T KNOW WHERE ALL YOUR HIDING SPOTS ARE.
(Papyrus goes on listing all the spots, and Sans starts taking back some steps when
New Podcast Episode - Superstitions in Japan - 迷信 meishin
Superstitions are part of every culture, also in Japan. In this episode I talk about some of the most widespread superstitions of the Land of the Rising Sun.
Many of them are completely different compared to what you grew up with.
Superstitions are part of every culture, also in Japan. In this episode I talk about some of the most widespread superstitions of the Land of the Rising Sun.
Many of them are completely different compared to what you grew up with.
February 15, 2026 at 1:43 AM
Papyrus: PAPS, WHAT ARE SUPERSTITIONS?
Sans: paps, that's like you believing that putting notes next to my sock will make me remove it.
Papyrus: OR YOU THINKING THAT I DON'T KNOW WHERE ALL YOUR HIDING SPOTS ARE.
(Papyrus goes on listing all the spots, and Sans starts taking back some steps when
Sans: paps, that's like you believing that putting notes next to my sock will make me remove it.
Papyrus: OR YOU THINKING THAT I DON'T KNOW WHERE ALL YOUR HIDING SPOTS ARE.
(Papyrus goes on listing all the spots, and Sans starts taking back some steps when
Papyrus: Sans, why do they say that monsters are bad? We are not! Neither do we spread diseases or misfortune!
Sans: here, have some beans, bro.
(The beans taste like ketchup)
Pap throws beans at Sans after trying one
P: maybe the humans are right! There are some rather misbehaving monsters!
Sans: here, have some beans, bro.
(The beans taste like ketchup)
Pap throws beans at Sans after trying one
P: maybe the humans are right! There are some rather misbehaving monsters!
Monsters/ogres/devils everywhere today! Gotta throw some beans at them!
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Get the oni story here soon: www.japanesewithmanu.com/newsletter
#japaneselanguage #studyjapanese #japaneseculture #setsubun #japaneselesson
February 3, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Papyrus: Sans, why do they say that monsters are bad? We are not! Neither do we spread diseases or misfortune!
Sans: here, have some beans, bro.
(The beans taste like ketchup)
Pap throws beans at Sans after trying one
P: maybe the humans are right! There are some rather misbehaving monsters!
Sans: here, have some beans, bro.
(The beans taste like ketchup)
Pap throws beans at Sans after trying one
P: maybe the humans are right! There are some rather misbehaving monsters!
Who wants to learn with me how to form your first easy Japanese sentences? It's free. The course includes 3 videos (with homework) and 3 zoom sessions where you can ask questions. 💪
Japanese From Scratch - free 4 day course Japanese for (absolute) Beginners
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
January 9, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Who wants to learn with me how to form your first easy Japanese sentences? It's free. The course includes 3 videos (with homework) and 3 zoom sessions where you can ask questions. 💪
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Japanese From Scratch - free 4 day course Japanese for (absolute) Beginners
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
January 9, 2026 at 6:25 AM
Japanese From Scratch - free 4 day course Japanese for (absolute) Beginners
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
Thinking about learning Japanese, or already started but struggling to make progress? Then this course is perfect for you!
Starting this Saturday, let's start with the basics of the Japanese language,
I wonder if mochi can get stuck in a skeleton monster’s throat. If yes, how easy it would be to remove the stuck mochi with a vacuum cleaner.
Dangerous Japanese New Year!
No need to worry about me, I'm still alive (even after eating the mochi in the picture) :D More to come starting tomorrow - I've made a bunch of short videos about the Japanese New Year's meal and the Hatsumoude (first shrine visit of the new year).
No need to worry about me, I'm still alive (even after eating the mochi in the picture) :D More to come starting tomorrow - I've made a bunch of short videos about the Japanese New Year's meal and the Hatsumoude (first shrine visit of the new year).
January 1, 2026 at 4:45 PM
I wonder if mochi can get stuck in a skeleton monster’s throat. If yes, how easy it would be to remove the stuck mochi with a vacuum cleaner.
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@japanesewithmanu.bsky.social Your book arrived today! It is absolutely gorgeous and so beautifully put together. ❤️📖
ありがとう !
ありがとう !
December 30, 2025 at 9:25 PM
@japanesewithmanu.bsky.social Your book arrived today! It is absolutely gorgeous and so beautifully put together. ❤️📖
ありがとう !
ありがとう !
Here's to a wonderful New Year 2026! Akeome kotoyoro!
あけおめことよろ are the abbreviations of 明けましておめでとうございます akemashite omedetou gozaimasu and 今年もよろしくお願いします kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu, meaning Happy New Year and please be kind to me also this (new) year.
Love you guys! ✨️
あけおめことよろ are the abbreviations of 明けましておめでとうございます akemashite omedetou gozaimasu and 今年もよろしくお願いします kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu, meaning Happy New Year and please be kind to me also this (new) year.
Love you guys! ✨️
December 31, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Here's to a wonderful New Year 2026! Akeome kotoyoro!
あけおめことよろ are the abbreviations of 明けましておめでとうございます akemashite omedetou gozaimasu and 今年もよろしくお願いします kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu, meaning Happy New Year and please be kind to me also this (new) year.
Love you guys! ✨️
あけおめことよろ are the abbreviations of 明けましておめでとうございます akemashite omedetou gozaimasu and 今年もよろしくお願いします kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai shimasu, meaning Happy New Year and please be kind to me also this (new) year.
Love you guys! ✨️