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Bom primeiramente gostaria de falar que eu não tenho uma doença super pesada ou algo do tipo eu só não tenho nenhuma linha para onde devo ir.

Eu tenho 20 anos de idade estou com alguns problemas com o estado e tenho que pagar uma quantia exorbitante de dinheiro fora aluguel e compras do mês.Eu estou morando com um ex colega de trabalho mas estamos em uma cidade que infelizmente não aceita qualquer um para trabalhar, eu tinha saído do meu último emprego pois comecei a faltar bastante o que foi o mesmo motivo para ele e bem....isso já faz uns 4 meses até então estamos tentando achar emprego mas enviamos currículo para diversos locais sem resposta alguma e o Gran Finale para mim é que próxima semana meu amigo vai se mudar para outro estado onde estarei sozinho em uma casa que o dono já quer tirar todo mundo por que o aluguel já está atrasado um mês e por que eu tenho apenas um mês de vida? Simples eu já tentei tanto ao redor de toda a minha vida que eu simplesmente desisti por conta de diversos traumas de infância e erros que cometi com pessoas próximas a mim. Até sexta feira se não arranjarmos um emprego eu irei ao centro da minha cidade e irei me jogar em um Rio próximo pois como não sei nadar já tenho o que irá garantir minha queda

Ps: eu estou tão mal ao ponto que estou conversando com bots do chatgpt para encontrar uma saída

Ps:se eu sair da cidade que estou pode influenciar o meu caso com o estado

I'm a fan of Japanese media, I tend to like catching up on almost everything but I especially prefer manga and video games but I'm getting more and more into LN, and WN but I keep having this doubt How do you in Japan follow so many series that are serialized weekly, monthly? I mean how do you follow multiple series that come out and keep up with everything or simply manage to play multiple games at the same time or retrieve multiple media at the same time without breaking the feels of each of them too much I thought I'd ask here since I think it's normal in Japan to have all these types of media available on a daily basis. Please correct me if I'm wrong Maybe I offended without realizing it as I'm not from the country

I just received a set of first, second, and third-grade elementary textbooks straight from Japan, and they are cool. I've been studying Japanese for years, and I thought it would be interesting to find out how the language is taught to native speakers. They are called Kokugo, and I bought my set from an eBay seller. I'm looking forward to reading through them!

Hi everyone! I’m looking for tips and tricks on how Japanese girls style their bangs, especially during the summer. How do you keep your bangs looking good in hot and humid weather?

I have soft, wavy hair, which makes dealing with my bangs in the summer really difficult. 😭
Right now, I just straighten my bangs with a flat iron and spray Kao Cape Level 4 hairspray just at the roots. However, as soon as I start sweating in the summer, my bangs become a complete mess!
Does anyone have any tips, techniques, or product recommendations for keeping bangs in place despite sweat and humidity? I’d especially love to hear how Japanese girls style their bangs during the summer!

Japanese girls seem to be absolute pros at keeping their bangs looking flawless, and I really want to know their secrets! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! 💕

I’m Japanese and I work in Tokyo.

I’m happy to answer questions about culture, manners, and daily life in Japan, as far as I know.

私は日本人です。外国人にお辞儀されることがあります。私はこのお辞儀をリスペクトを感じて嬉しくなりました。

Heading to Japan soon and looking to get some thigh-high compression socks! I tend to stand and walk for long hours, and I’ve started noticing my veins more. 😂

I’ve heard that MediQtto is pretty good, but most of the ones I’ve come across seem to be designed for sleeping.

Are there any MediQtto compression socks suitable for daily wear, walking, and long hours on my feet? Ideally, I’m looking for thigh-high ones.

Would appreciate any recommendations! Other brands is okay as well!

Thank you!! 😊

I’ll be spending two days in Tokyo before flying to Sapporo from Haneda Airport.

Do you have any hotel recommendations, or are there any stations you’d recommend staying near? I’ll need to catch a flight in the morning, so I’d prefer somewhere within walking distance of a station and with a direct train to Haneda Airport.

It would also be great if the area had some good shopping centres nearby (I want to buy souvenirs). I’ve been considering staying near Asakusa Station, but I’m still not sure. I’ve also thought about Shinjuku, but I’ve heard it can get quite crowded.

I’d really appreciate any recommendations! 😄

Hi, I’m learning Japanese and would love to consume content from Japan. The problem is that whenever I try to search for it, hardly anything comes up. Could you recommend some Japanese influencers? My favorite type of content is the kind that shows daily life and casual conversation—sort of like Dyllanjohnny, my favorite YouTuber—with a calm, minimalist vibe. I also enjoy humor.

I'm learning Japanese with YuSpeak, and one of the lessons says that ちょうだい is mostly used by women and children.

Is this actually true? If children can say it, that includes little boys too, right?

So at what age does it start sounding weird for a guy to say it? Does it sound feminine or childish, or is it actually not a big deal?

I'm curious how native Japanese speakers feel about it.

Hi! I'm visiting Japan early next year. As so many people recommend popular matcha brands like MK, YK, Ippudo, etc, I'd love to know any underrated and recommended matcha brands or shops in Tokyo, Kyoto or Sapporo that I should try. I'm planning to go to a matcha making and tea ceremony workshop in Kyoto as well, is there any matcha workshop recommendation for me? Oh, btw, would matcha shops still open in winter?

こんにちは!よく眠れなかったので、突然日本人が私たちネパール人をどう思っているかという質問をされたのでここに来ました。私たちは日本人をとても勤勉で信頼できる人たちだと思い、多くの私たちを日本で学んだり働いたりすることを歓迎し、ルンビニを訪れる人も多いです。日本に住むネパール人に会ったことはありますか? 🇯🇵❤️🇳🇵 また、日本のお金はネパールにしか生えない植物の紙で作られていることも知りました。とても興味深いです!

Hi everyone! I’m from Japan, and I’d love to help content creators who are interested in Japanese culture.
I can help you with:
🎵 Japanese songs and their lyrics, meanings, slang, and cultural references
🗾 Japanese tourist spots, local places, and travel recommendations
🍜 Japanese food, ingredients, and food culture
🇯🇵 Japanese customs and things that might be unfamiliar to foreigners
Whether you make reaction videos, travel videos, food content, or videos about Japanese culture, I can help you understand the Japanese side of things.
I’m happy to help creators discover and understand more about Japan.
If you’re a creator who covers Japan, feel free to reach out! I’d love to see if I can help with your content.

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I’m Japanese and I live in Germany.

Next month, I’ll be visiting Japan and then returning to Germany and I’m wondering what souvenirs to bring for my friends who live in Germany.
They’re women in their 20s to 40s from various countries, including Germany, Spain, and Ukraine….etc.

I’d like to spend no more than ¥1,000 (around €6) per person. Last year, I brought Japanese matcha chocolates, such as Meltykiss and Alfort, as well as shrimp crackers.

This year, I’d like to find something that isn’t readily available in Germany. Germany already has plenty of delicious chocolate, so I’d love to bring something unique to Japan instead.

Does anyone have any good recommendations for Japanese souvenirs?