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@ed_chivers Thanks for reaching out! This is what shows up on my screen. I wonder if your system font is registering the hiragana "ri" not stylized, and therefore making it look like the katakana "ri".pic.twitter.com/xIQUk5ResL
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わたくし would like to apologize for such a long silence, but we are here again. Check out the new episode about Japanese First Pronouns 私 to learn the difference between あたし, わたし and わたくし! https://tfg.li/31RB4PM pic.twitter.com/eMz7iUhcwY
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Happy Pineapple Day, 8-17!
8 = pa
1 = i
7 = na*
Let's celebrate パイナップル (painappuru) の日 by eating pineapple upside down cake in our favorite pineapple upside down shirt!
*We kindly ask you not to ask us where the “ppuru” part went
pic.twitter.com/ilWJVpmjBk
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What can you NOT count with the Japanese counter 面? A. tennis courts
B. medical masks
C. game stages
D. solar panels
https://tfg.li/2MNuLrW
Check out our article to learn the answer!pic.twitter.com/WDPjSYOQz6
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4-26, today is "Good Bath Day"
4 = yo(n)
2 = fu(tatsu)
6 = ro(ku)
良い風呂 (yoifuro) means "Good Bath" in Japanese.
In Japan, people like to take a bath to relax at the end of the day
Take a soak today if you have a tub!pic.twitter.com/1MDYdUSXnV
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Happy "Good Teeth Day"

4 = yo(n)
1 = i(chi)
8 = ha
良い(yoi) is "good" and 歯(ha) is "teeth" in Japanese.
Celebrate today by showing off your good teeth saying "HA HA HA!"pic.twitter.com/PEgTAnAlQL
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Happy Ekiben Day, 4-10

Ekiben (駅弁) is a type of bento sold at bullet train stations. They're usually fancy and sometimes made with local specialties as ingredients.
The date comes from the fact that 弁 looks like a combination of 十 (ten) and the Arabic numeral 4.pic.twitter.com/q89Wygpz8O
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Happy Biscuit Day! "Biscuit" comes from the phrase "bis coctus" which means "baked twice" in Latin. In Japanese "baked twice" is "nidoyaku," which brings us to today's date: 2 = ni 8 = ya(ttsu) S-s-so... 2/28 is ビスケットの日. Like some wet dough, that was quite the stretch.pic.twitter.com/XGkLO8o0Xx
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Happy Mt. Fuji Day, everyone

2 = fu(tatsu)
2 = ji*
3 = san
It's also the best season to see Mt. Fuji, as it can be seen clearly in the cold pure air!
*2/二 can be read as "ji."
ex) 二郎 = Jiro (the guy who dreams of sushi)pic.twitter.com/0TalI79kSl
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Here are the best (new) Japanese learning resources from January 2019: https://tfg.li/2H3emg2 pic.twitter.com/n8vtqxqeWN
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Happy Cat Day
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2 = ni = nya
In Japanese, “meow” is ニャー.
So, 2-22 is “nya, nya, nya” — That’s what a cat sounds like in Japanese!pic.twitter.com/F5QwlpW2BK -
Happy Fugu Day
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2 = fu(tatsu)
9 = ku = gu
Fugu is "blowfish" in Japanese.
Despite being partially poisonous, fugu is a popular/fancy ingredient in Japanese cuisine...and totally worth risking your life
pic.twitter.com/qkSEPrIprb
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What a good day! We collaborated with illustrator extraordinaire
@Kuvshinov_Ilya on a pair of Tofugu and WaniKani stickers, which are available now (in limited quantities) on the Tofugu Store. https://tfg.li/2WnIV5u pic.twitter.com/XQMPRl4QTG
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Happy E-mail Day
1 = i(chi) = E
2 = fu(tatsu)
3 = mi(ttsu)
“fumi” is 文, an archaic word for “letter” in Japanese.
So, E-fumi = E-mail (though, nobody actually says that)!pic.twitter.com/OGMOIW168z
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Happy 苺の日
, Strawberry Day, everyone!
1 = ichi
5 = go
(Finally a goroawase without any convoluted twist? Well I’ll be…)pic.twitter.com/YK7lEyoVcr
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Happy 苺の日
, Strawberry Day, everyone!
1 = ichi
5 = go
(Finally a goroawase without any convoluted twist? Well I’ll be…)pic.twitter.com/ZdGeKE8uph
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Today is 石の日 — Rock (or Stone) Day! 1 = i(chi) 4 = shi In Japanese, the word for “rock” is 石 (ishi). Here’s a titbit — the auto parts brand, Bridgestone is named after its founder Mr. Ishibashi, 石橋-san. 石 = stone 橋 = bridge The name rocks, doesn’t it?pic.twitter.com/IEPxkzvQVt
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