Informal Japanese Emotional Expressions for Beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, I've carefully selected casual 'emotional expression' phrases that you can use when talking with friends!
Let's go beyond just 'yes' or 'no' and put your feelings into words! ⭐️
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💡How to Use This Video
When you hear a sound, Japanese words will appear. Repeat the words to practice pronunciation. Of course, just listening is also fine!
If it feels difficult, try slowing down the playback speed to 0.75x. If it’s too easy, challenge yourself by speeding it up!
For those who find kanji challenging, try reading just the hiragana at first.
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I've added subtitles to help more people learn Japanese. You can change the size and color of the subtitles in your smartphone settings!
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Are dokidoki and wakuwaku the same?
Thank you for the good question! 🐕
While the same situation might use both, the emotions or states they describe are different.
"dokidoki" is used when your heart is beating fast. It is an onomatopoeic sound indicating that the heart is beating faster. For example, it could be when watching an exciting scene in a romance movie, feeling nervous before a presentation, or seeing something shocking.
"wakuwaku" expresses anticipation for what is about to happen. For instance, it could be when starting a new life or talking about a plan or activity you're looking forward to.
When you're about to go on a date, you could say you're feeling both "dokidoki" and "wakuwaku." However, if your heart is "dokidoki" for a negative reason, you wouldn't say you're "wakuwaku."
I hope this explanation is clear...
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