みなさんは日本(にほん)のカレーパンを食べたことがありますか？ (Have you ever tried Japanese Curry Bun?) 日本(にほん)のカレーパンはとてもおいしいんです！😋 (You can find curry bread at almost any bakery in Japan, and it’s really delicious!) Today, I would love to introduce a new restaurant serving real Japanese Curry Bun in Singapore.🇸🇬 You can have a very high-quality Japanese Curry Bun here👍 🌟Giraffa https://share.google/VW2k6JxbEikXSf7Sb 🍽11:00-22:00 This restaurant is located on level 2 of the Westgate. (They also have

ラーメンが　すきですか？🍜 旅行(りょこう)も　すきですか？✈️ If you like both, I highly recommend a “ramen trip.” When people visit Japan, many want to try ramen. But ramen can be completely different depending on where you eat it. The soup, noodles, and even the style all change by region. That’s what makes it so fun. There are many types of ramen. When you think of tonkotsu (pork bone) ramen, which place comes to mind? Probably Fukuoka, right? Then what about shoyu (soy sauce) ramen? You might think

Have you ever felt this while studying Japanese? “The textbook says one thing, but native speakers sound slightly different…”😔 You are not imagining it. Japanese, like every language, naturally changes its sounds in everyday speech. Today, let’s look at two very common patterns: Vowel weakening or devoicing Long vowels becoming shorter 1. When Vowels Become Weak or Almost Disappear 🫥 🔹学生 (gakusē – “student”) Phonetic form: /ɡa.kɯ.seː/ In theory, every vowel is clearly pron