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【学】Emotions in Japanese ♡ Ureshii, Kanashii, Dokidoki? | Japan Explained

from Kanji&Coffee · host Amber & Kade

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Kanji & Coffee, we talk about emotions in Japanese, focusing on everyday words like うれしい (ureshii), 怒る (okoru), and 悲しい (kanashii). We explore how these feelings are expressed in real conversations, how natives use Onomatopoeias, and how emotions are often communicated indirectly in Japanese.This episode is perfect for Japanese learners, Japanese listeners interested in English, and anyone curious about how emotions are talked about in daily life in Japan.Grab a coffee and join us for another relaxed deep dive into everyday Japanese language and culture.

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