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Japanese Sentence of the Day 2023-10-05

Study Japanese with「もうすべて無駄なの。」your Japanese sentence of the day.

🌟Your Sentence of the Day🌟

📺From: Death Parade

もうすべて無駄 

Comment from Carlo Wised: Ah, Japanese, where a handful of words can paint an entire emotional landscape… This sentence? A veritable Van Gogh of despair. But remember, my lovely linguists, while certain phrases evoke the futility of watering a plastic plant, your pursuit of the Japanese language is anything but futile. Every word, every phrase you learn is a step closer to understanding a whole new world. So, despair not, and carry on!

Up for a challenge?

Test your Japanese skills with those more advanced sentences:

  • わざと彼氏ぶつかってきた思ってるんだ- Suicide Club

  • このには一末不安あってはならないのでためですよ- Dragon Ball Super - BROLY

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Today’s sources are: Death Parade, Suicide Club, and Dragon Ball Super - BROLY.

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