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「脈あり/なし」 (Myaku ari / nashi)

「脈あり」 is a common Japanese idiom that literally translates to “There is a pulse“.

Figuratively, it means “You have / or seem to have a chance of getting into a relationship with your crush” ♥️

On the other hand, there will be “no pulse” (脈なし) if he/she has no chance of getting together with their crush 💔
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StudyInDailyJapanese
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Japanese idioms are really interesting to be honest. I love learning more of them everyday ❤

Jillachi
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脈無し means "He doesn't like me"
脈が無い means " He has no pulse.

hiko
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We dont say that in English either...
American says to Japanese girl: I have a thing for you!
Gurl: What is it?

TheDramacist
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I am starting to learn basic Japanese and one day I will also be able to go to Japan to live or maybe work there.❤

jdev
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In the opposite case, if you think he doesn't like you, can you say something like「脈なし」?

southbaysaul
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618 views and no comments? Lemme fix that
Love you guys !

marammejamousse
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Yeah, it's not that often you hear English in Japan

RohitKulan
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i think it should be 'Today's moon is really beautiful'

mewtwo-bs
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I really like this channel! But I’m a bit worried these videos a little too similar to Haruno Nakagawa’s videos over on instagram 😅😅

GyourgeTube
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Wanna live in Japan?
Who wouldn"t want😢

Yusufbayir
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Hi friend im david and im doin n4 course in Japanese Can you please help me with speaking japanese
I really struggle with it please reply me

davidpaul
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Since Japanese hasn’t grammatical gender in its nouns, does it applies the same for boys to girls, right?

sinistarz
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Can boys/men also say this about girls/women? Or will it get weird then?

lennarthoekveen
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Is there a feminine variation, for 'I think she likes me'?

AaronValacircaVT
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Would that be the same to say "she likes me"?

simonledoux