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28:17[Summary] Scientifically Proven Habits of People Who Don't Worry: Psychology x Brain Science x Behavioral Economics [Shugo Hotta]
0:42📚 Do you read books right after buying them? Or do you let them pile up unread?
33:35I can count | Miffy | Kids' anime
25:533 Habits That Make Japanese People Like You
32:19Nelly the Kitten | Miffy | Kids' Anime
27:14[Kaho Miyake's 4 Recommended Novels] I Really Love the Makeup Descriptions in These Novels × 4 Books
34:46[Relationships] Don't Be Used! Giving Your All with Good Intentions → Conveniently Used as a Stepping Stone and Left Lonely — How to Break Free from Transactional Give-and-Take and Build Lifelong Bonds | Daigu Osho's Q&A
31:49Snuffy the Puppy | Miffy | Kids Anime
26:26What do Japanese people do in autumn? 🍁 Food, reading, travel... How to enjoy "___ autumn" | Japanese Podcast [N3–N4 Intermediate]
11:03Knowing and doing are completely different apps
20:53[Summary] Imperfectionism: How to Live a Finite Life Well [Oliver Burkeman]
22:324 Ways of Thinking to Make Life Easier | Japanese Listening Practice N3-N2 Level [Intermediate] Ep.738
9:09[Picture Book Introduction] Sushin
0:48Logical = logical (ronriteki)
0:45Leave me alone (in a nice tone)
20:10[Lost Self] To Those Who Keep Playing a Role and No Longer Know Their True Self — Stop Searching for Yourself — Quit Chasing Perfection and Live Flexibly, Changing Shape: 'No-Self' | Daigu Osho's Q&A
11:27112 Japanese Real Life Phrases 10-12 Year-Old Part2 | Natural Daily Conversion | Listening Practice
1:05Aizuchi (backchanneling) is key to becoming a good listener in Japanese #Japanese #shorts
10:32More people are choosing books because phone screens are tiring
23:35Ep.11 What to Say to a Friend Who Is Worried? | How to Comfort Friends in Japanese [Japanese listening N4-N3]
19:20Can you date a Japanese girl? - JLPT N4 N3 Podcast
19:25Nihongo con Teppei Wave! #293 "About Ryu Murakami"
1:00Improve your Japanese conversation skill by being a good listener 👂🇯🇵
10:32Two Library Cards Make You Count as Two People Statistically