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Hi everyone! I am Sayaka from NihongoDekita who loves teaching Japanese and sharing the culture with you all. My goal is to make learning more FUN and EASY, and share the REAL AUTHENTIC JAPANESE that goes beyond the textbook! :)

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How did this lady just teach me how to count from 1-99 in Japanese in less than two minutes? 😮

Kilo_Skunk

it's amazing how much i'm learning in under a minute thanks to sayaka-san

alsf

The finger snapping is a serious talent

cianmacgabhann

I knew about numbers and ages, but learnt "Hatachi" today. Thanks Sayaka-sensei.

lelouchlamperouge

The other reading for 9 is ”く” but don't use that to count age... "くさい” means "smelly" 🤫

NihongoDekita

She literally clears the doubts I have after duolingo lessons.
Thank you for your contents.

aniruddhabasak

This is one of those kinds of language rules where it really feels like it’s just there to mess with people learning the language

TNI_

I really like the snapping thing to pronounce each syllable.

keerthanas

The way she said the numbers could turn into a song with enough good beats : >

altheal.estabas

love the way you explained it with the visual and snapping. It really help with remembering it

TrashCats

I love your work! Thank you! I learn a lot!

alibaligalija

"Watashi no na wa kira yoshikage nenrei san jew san sai"

Literally the FIRST thing came to my mind

bigsmoke

That's kind of cool...
Japanese is a beautiful language 😮😅

LeonLoewenherz

Because, in Japan, adults were defined being twenty years old on the domestic law, Japanese named it specially "Hatachi".

greenapple

if anyone's wondering why it's issai and hassai, it's from a process called 促音便 (sokuonbin), it's one of the 3 main sound changes in Japanese with the others being 連濁 (rendaku), and 半濁音化 (handakuonka); 促音便 is pretty easy to learn and shows up all the time so you should probably learn it early or it's just gonna cause headache later on

これ、誰かを助けたらいいじゃん！

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