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In Japanese, saying “please” isn’t as simple as adding one word. It’s about respect, intention, and how softly you ask. That’s why we say “〜をしてください” — a gentle yet clear way to ask someone to do something. It’s not a command. It’s an invitation to act politely together. Teachers use it in class: “自己紹介をしてください。” Friends use it in projects: “確認をしてください。” Even in daily life: “練習をしてください。” When you learn to hear the difference between order and respect, your Japanese starts to sound truly natural — and deeply human. 💡You can practice polite and natural Japanese like this every day with Onigiri Anki — a flashcard tool that helps your Japanese grow steadily, one phrase at a time 🍙✨ #JapaneseLearning #LearnJapanese #OnigiriAnki #PoliteJapanese #RespectCulture

On TikTok, I share 1-minute Japanese videos. On X, I do the opposite. One phrase. One meaning. One nuance. If you like learning Japanese slowly and deeply, you might like it there. #learnjapanese #japaneselearning #languagelearning #JapanesePhrases #studyjapanese

What’s the difference between suru and shiteru? Just one syllable — “te” — changes the whole meaning. It turns an action into a state. Once you understand this, your Japanese will sound instantly more natural. 🍙 Practice and memorize with Onigiri Anki! #LearnJapanese #languagelearning #studytok #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

人 (person) + 本 (book) = 体 (body) 🎶 Mix, mix, mix… what will it become? 👀✨ Kanji are like magic — when you combine them, new meanings are born. It’s fun and it helps your memory! Learn more creative Japanese with Onigiri Anki 🍙 #LearnJapanese #languagelearning #studytok #LearnJapanese #languagelearning

didn’t even know this could be a thing🥹 consistency is hard. #LearnJapanese #languagelearning #studytok #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

“Tired.” “Hungry.” “Sleepy.” Just one word can express how you feel — that’s the beauty of Japanese. These simple reactions — like Mabushii (It’s bright), Samui (It’s cold), Ureshii (I’m happy) — are what Japanese people actually say in daily life. Try saying them out loud. You’ll sound much more natural in Japanese 🍙 👉 Learn real everyday phrases with Onigiri Anki. #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

Most learners know how to say “I am Aoi.” But they don’t know how to say who they are. These 7 words change that. Hobby. What you’re good at. What you’re interested in. What you’re into. Your goal. Your strength. Your dream. This is how Japanese people actually talk about themselves. Save this. Practice this. Use this. You can review phrases like these anytime with Onigiri Anki. #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

“I wish…” is a very common feeling in daily life. In Japanese, we use 〜たらいいのに to express the same idea. I wish it were cheaper. I wish it were sunny. I wish it were closer. I wish it were today. I wish I felt better. I wish I could speak more Japanese. Learn natural expressions like this and make your Japanese sound more real. Study daily with Onigiri Anki 🍙 (link in bio) #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

Start with the basics! 🌸 Here are simple Japanese phrases you can use to introduce yourself: 「あおいです」「28さいです」「日本人です」… Short, clear, and perfect for beginners! 🇯🇵 Practice them with Onigiri Anki 🍙✨ #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

Right hand! Left hand! Mix them, mix them… both hands!! 👏✨ Playful rhythm like this helps you feel Japanese, not just study it. 🎵 When you learn through sound and movement, language becomes fun and natural. Enjoy learning Japanese with rhythm and joy! Review the phrases anytime on Onigiri Anki 🍙 🎧 Let’s make Japanese learning musical! #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

The phrase “〜すぎた” means “too much” in Japanese. I ate too much, slept too much, laughed too much… Sometimes it’s a sign you enjoyed life — sometimes, that you overdid it a little! It’s one of the most natural and common phrases in daily Japanese. Practice these with Onigiri Anki 🍙 and get used to real-life Japanese. #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

A whole sentence becomes a single sound. And somehow—it still makes sense. “Imanante iimashita ka?” → “Eh?” “Sō nano? Shinjirarenai.” → “Eeh.” “Sō nanda.” → “Hee.” Even when words disappear, emotion stays. Japanese is a language that speaks through sound. 🍙 With Onigiri Anki, you can easily create flashcards from the words you input. Listen to native Japanese pronunciation and feel the sound behind every phrase. #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

When shopping in Japan, short + polite Japanese works best. You don’t need full sentences. Pointing + one simple phrase is totally natural. 📝 Tips you won’t find in textbooks: • Japanese staff often expect very short answers • Silence + pointing is normal • “Please” is often implied, not spoken If you hesitate, just smile and say one word — that’s already polite in Japan. Save this before your trip ✈️ Practice daily with flashcards on Onigiri Anki 🍙 #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

Even if it’s your first trip to Japan, you’ll be fine! 🇯🇵✨ Just saying “Sumimasen” or “Wakarimasen” can start a real conversation. Polite phrases make a huge difference when speaking Japanese! Save these phrases on Onigiri Anki and start learning! 🍙 #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage

How do you count animals in Japanese? 🐾 It’s not just “hiki” — the sound changes! 1ぴき, 3びき, 6ぴき, 8ぴき, 10ぴき… Tiny sound shifts like this make Japanese pronunciation so unique 🇯🇵 Try saying them out loud — your tongue will feel the difference! Learn and review natural pronunciation with Onigiri Anki 🍙 #LearnJapanese #japaneseaoi #aoijapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselanguage