Hi everyone! 🌸I have some exciting news 📣✨ Starting next week, I’ll be hosting a weekly Japanese speaking class! 🎉This is open to everyone—whether you’re a beginner, want to practice speaking more, or just love chatting in Japanese. 🙌 💬 What’s it about? - Each week we’ll pick a fun theme to talk about - You’ll learn natural phrases and useful expressions - Don’t worry about mistakes—it’s all about enjoying the conversation and improving together 😊 📅 When? -Every Tuesday ⏰ [Time] - 8pm in Japan time We’ll meet on google meet🎥 🌟 Why join? - Practice speaking Japanese in a relaxed and friendly space - Connect with other learners from our community - I’ll be there to guide and support you throughout 💖 ✨ First session starts next week! If you’d like to join, just drop a “I’m in!” in the comments 🤗Also, what topics would you love to practice speaking about? Share your ideas below! 👇 I can’t wait to see you there and chat in Japanese together 🌸

🔤 Today's Expression: 「目と鼻の先 」 Pronunciation: め と はな の さき me to hana no saki Meaning: Very close / Right nearby / Just around the corner 🧠 What does it mean? Literally, it means “the distance between your eyes and nose.” Since your eyes and nose are very close on your face, this phrase is used when something is extremely nearby. Example 1️⃣ A:おかしたべたいな！でも、スーパーいくのめんどくさい… okashi tabetai na! demo supa iku no mendokusai… B:いや、いえからスーパーはめ と はな の さきだよ？ iya, ie kara supa wa me to hana no saki dayo? 2️⃣ Son:あ〜。ねむい〜。がっこうおくれるかも。 Ahhh. nemui. gakkou okureru kamo. Mom:ダメ！いえからがっこうはめとはなのさきだから、ぜったいおくれたらだめ！ dame! ie kara gakkou wa me to hana no saki dakara, zettai okuretara dame! 💬 Question Time! What’s something that’s 目と鼻の先 from your house?🏡

🇯🇵日本：にほん meaning: Japan - 日本は安い　　にほんはやすい　　　Japan is cheap. - 明日日本に行きます。　あしたにほんにいきます。　I’ll go to Japan tomorrow. 👘日本人：にほんじん meaning: Japanese person - 日本人は静かです。　にほんじんはしずかです。　Japanese is quiet. - 私の彼女は日本人です。　わたしのかのじょはにほんじんです。　My girlfriend is Japanese. 🏞️川：かわ/セン meaning: river - 川辺　　かわべ　　　riverside - 今日川で釣りをしました。　きょうかわでつりをしました。　I went fishing in the river today. - 河川敷　かせんじき　riverside area ⛰️山：やま/サン meaning: mountain - 火山　　かざん　　　volcano - 沢山　　たくさん　　a lots - 富士山　ふじさん　　Mt. Fuji - 山国　　やまぐに　　mountain country Do you know any word with these Kanji??😊

🚆🍶 The Lid Rule for Drinks on Public Transport 🍶🚆 In Japan, it’s considered rude to bring open drinks or drinks that can easily spill—like canned coffee or even cafe drinks with lids—onto trains or buses. Why? Because if your drink spills, it bothers other passengers. Especially on crowded trains. 😣 Here’s the rule to follow: ✅ Keep the lid on your drink while riding public transport. ✅ Drink it before you get on, or wait until you get off. Also, when you enter shops or stores, don’t bring drinks or food inside. This is to avoid spilling or making a mess on the products. Finish your drink or snack before going in. 🛍️🚫🍹 Following these rules shows respect and helps keep public places clean and comfortable for everyone. 🚨Is there any unwritten rule in your country??? Please leave a comment and share with me🌸

👗 What are you wearing right now? 🧢 Are you wearing anything on your head? 💍 Are you wearing any accessories? Drop your answers in the comments in Japanese👇✨ Let’s practice Japanese verbs for “wearing” together! 😊 👉 “We explained the different ways to say “wear” in Japanese in yesterday’s post! If you missed it, check it out before answering 😊” 🔗https://www.skool.com/toiro-japanese-with-mone-3429/how-do-you-say-wear-in-japanese?p=9d51896b