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@kana_language_gojo: How to say "I'm sleepy" in Japanese Filmed this at 2am, can you tell… ねむい 😪 ねむい (nemui) = "I'm sleepy" — the most honest word in the Japanese language. Reply with ねむい if you should already be asleep right now 👇 I practice Japanese with Kana - Language Partner (free to start, link in bio!) #learnjapanese #japanesewords #nihongo #anime #gojo

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