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what are some casual phrases/questions in japanese to ask a friend while hanging out? i recently made a japanese friend who doesn’t speak english very well and we want to hang out soon. i’m learning japanese rn but we aren’t really learning casual phrases but instead, more formal phrases.
what are some casual phrases/questions in japanese to ask a friend while hanging out? i recently made a japanese friend who doesn’t speak english very well and we want to hang out soon. i’m learning japanese rn but we aren’t really learning casual phrases but instead, more formal phrases.
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