@newrealmjapan: 🇯🇵 Japanese Opposites Learning vocabulary in opposite pairs is one of the easiest ways to expand your Japanese. Instead of memorizing words one by one, you can learn two useful words at the same time. In this video: 🔹 派手（はで / hade）↔ 地味（じみ / jimi）
→ flashy ↔ plain 派手（はで） describes something colorful, eye-catching, or extravagant, while 地味（じみ） means simple, modest, or understated. 🔹 得意（とくい / tokui）↔ 苦手（にがて / nigate）
→ good at ↔ bad at These words are commonly used to talk about your strengths and weaknesses. For example: * 私（わたし）は料理（りょうり）が得意（とくい）です。
→ I'm good at cooking. * 数学（すうがく）は苦手（にがて）です。
→ I'm bad at math. 🔹 賛成（さんせい / sansei）↔ 反対（はんたい / hantai）
→ agree ↔ disagree Use these when expressing your opinion in discussions or conversations. 🔹 安全（あんぜん / anzen）↔ 危険（きけん / kiken）
→ safe ↔ dangerous These words often appear on signs, warnings, and in everyday conversations. 🔹 貸す（かす / kasu）↔ 借りる（かりる / kariru）
→ to lend ↔ to borrow This pair is confusing for many learners: * 貸す（かす） = to give something to someone temporarily. * 借りる（かりる） = to receive something from someone temporarily. 💡 Learning opposite words together makes them easier to remember and helps you use them naturally in real conversations. 👇 Which pair have you heard before? #learnjapanese #studyjapanese #japaneselesson #nihongo #日本語

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