Everyday Expression(日常)

doki doki

There are many onomatopoeias in Japanese, and “doki doki(どきどき、ドキドキ)” is one of them.

“Doki doki” means that the ...

Everyday Expression(日常)

kimochi yokatta

「Kimochi yokatta–!」

This phrase means “It felt very good”.
This meaning may vary slightly depending on the ...

Everyday Expression(日常)

aete yokatta

“Aete yokatta!(会(あ)えてよかった!)”

Did someone give you such a phrase?
Then you must be very attracti ...

Everyday Expression(日常)

kakko ii

Did you hear the word “Kakko ii(カッコイイ、恰好(かっこう)いい”?

This word often appears in Japanese everyday conversations.

Everyday Expression(日常)

oshare

No one would feel bad, if that person has been said that he/she is “oshare”.

Because “oshare” means ...

Everyday Expression(日常),Slang(スラング)

yabai

“Yabai” is a word widely used in Japan from young people to elderly people.

This word has been used since the E ...

Everyday Expression(日常)

ureshii

When the Japanese say “uresii(うれしい、嬉しい)”, it means ”I am glad”, “I am happy”, “I feel pleasant” and ...

Everyday Expression(日常)

gomen

Have you heard the word “Gomen!(ごめん)”?

When somebody says “Gomen”, it usually means “Sorry”.

The Japanese ...

Everyday Expression(日常),Slang(スラング)

chou kawaii

 

“Cho/chou kawaii (ちょうかわいい:超可愛い)”!

Have you ever heard Japanese say this in conversations

Everyday Expression(日常)

samui sabui

Uwa-, samui!
(うわー、寒い!)

Yuki ga futteru. Douri de samui to omotta yo.
(雪が降ってる。どうりで寒いと思ったよ。)

For th ...