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Japanese Sentence of the Day 2023-10-02

Study Japanese with「悪かったよ、二度としない。」your Japanese sentence of the day.

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📺From: Cyberpunk - Edgerunners

悪かった二度としない 

Comment from Nyūto Tanaka: Oh, such raw emotion captured in this sentence from Edgerunners! It reminds me of the subtle yet powerful ways the Japanese language conveys regret and resolution. "悪かったよ" has that pinch of earnestness, while "二度としない" is a bold promise of change. If ever you find yourself in a pickle in Japan, this phrase might be your ticket out. But here's a tip: if you're addressing someone higher in stature, a little "です" might soften the edges. 😉

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Test your Japanese skills with those more advanced sentences:

  • 無情な世界恨んだ- Kessoku Band

  • さようなら解けぬ魔法淡くほろ苦い- Utada Hikaru

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Today’s sources are: Cyberpunk - Edgerunners, Utada Hikaru, and Kessoku Band.

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