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NORIKO
Japanese
Sep 23, 2022
trial lessonお疲れさまでした。６年も日本語から離れていたとは思えないくらい、よく話せていました。ときどき単語が思い出せないようでしたが、少し話せばすぐに感覚が戻ると思います。よかったらまたお話しましょう～
Yasar
Malayalam
Aug 14, 2017
Wish You Fluent Malayalam.
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  • Answered
    Oddly enough, this is not a concept that had a direct analogue in Japanese. The most common I hear is that something is 「なつかしい」which is to say it's nostalgic and bringing up those feelings of when the event or thing existed or was happening.
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    April 16, 2015
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    私は（僕は・俺は）猫の　名前が　ユカです。 Watashi wa neko no namae ga Yuka desu Watashi, is a first-person pronoun. Watashi is used by men in polite conversation, and by women all the time. Neko means cat. Namae is name. The other are all grammatical items I'm happy to explain.
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    April 16, 2015
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