Today, we’ll look at 4 common Japanese phrases that use 「気(き)」 😊 They are all very common in daily life, especially in Japan and Singapore. If you study Japanese, you’ve probably seen many words that use the character 「気(き)」. At first, they all look similar and confusing...😵‍💫 But once you understand the feeling behind each one, they become much easier to use!! In Japanese, 「気(き)」 often relates to your mind, attention, feelings, or awareness. Let’s look at some very common

If you’re learning Japanese, you might have seen both「へ」and「に」used when talking about direction. They can both be translated as “to”, but there’s a small difference! Let’s take a look 😊 Imagine you’re going to Tokyo. You can say: 東京へ行きます。 東京に行きます。 Both mean “I’m going to Tokyo.” But here’s the trick: 👉「へ」(pronounced “e”) focuses on direction — like pointing toward a place. 👉「に」shows the final destination — where you actually arrive. So if you say: 学校へ行きます。= I’m heading tow