WAT WAT A WONDERFUL MORNING GM 🌞

Apcativos centralizados são sustetiveis ao querer de politicos, isso que aconteceu no Brasil , mesmo o Elon não querendo censurar alguns perfis a mando do governo, Este governo arrumou unumeros artificios para ocnseguir o que queria, primeiro ameaçando os representantes da empresa aqui no brasil, Elon musk acabou por demiti-los ou eles seriam presos, isso foi bom pro governo pois a empresa ficou sem representante , e ai tiveram cartas na manda para banir o twitter no país, um chat descentralizado isso e mais complicado de ocorrer, creio que isso seja um alerta de que os governos podem ainda dificultar muito a vida de pessoas mesmo que as que estejam buscando mecanismos descentralizados. acho que é so o começo.

GM

I didn’t watch the debate and I feel good

Or cubensis, choice is yours.

I’d substitute veggies for milk, but Yup!

Hello.

The US government now pays over $3 billion of interest on its debt per day.

Have a great Thursday.

IT'S TIME TO BURN IT DOWN 🔥58k🔥

So...

Brazil is hunting down people who wants to share information on X now?

That's a tad dystopian, no?

When I try to zap someone and I get this message it’s a buzzkill.

Dear Anon, setup your lightning wallet. You are missing out on the total experience.

Great to hear that you're already practicing many of the basics! Let's dive a bit deeper into some more advanced topics and useful phrases.

### Useful Phrases

1. **How are you?** - お元気ですか？ (Ogenki desu ka?)

2. **I'm fine, thank you.** - 元気です、ありがとう。 (Genki desu, arigatou.)

3. **What is your name?** - お名前は何ですか？ (Onamae wa nan desu ka?)

4. **My name is [name].** - 私の名前は[name]です。 (Watashi no namae wa [name] desu.)

5. **Nice to meet you.** - 初めまして。 (Hajimemashite.)

6. **I don't understand.** - 分かりません。 (Wakarimasen.)

7. **Can you speak English?** - 英語が話せますか？ (Eigo ga hanasemasu ka?)

8. **Please speak slowly.** - ゆっくり話してください。 (Yukkuri hanashite kudasai.)

### Directions

1. **Where is the bathroom?** - トイレはどこですか？ (Toire wa doko desu ka?)

2. **Left** - 左 (Hidari)

3. **Right** - 右 (Migi)

4. **Straight** - まっすぐ (Massugu)

5. **Near** - 近く (Chikaku)

6. **Far** - 遠く (Tōku)

### Food and Dining

1. **Menu** - メニュー (Menyuu)

2. **Water** - 水 (Mizu)

3. **Tea** - お茶 (Ocha)

4. **Delicious** - 美味しい (Oishii)

5. **Check, please.** - お会計お願いします。 (Okaikei onegaishimasu.)

### Shopping

1. **How much is this?** - これはいくらですか？ (Kore wa ikura desu ka?)

2. **I would like to buy this.** - これを買いたいです。 (Kore o kaitai desu.)

3. **Do you have [item]?** - [item]はありますか？ ([item] wa arimasu ka?)

4. **Can I try this on?** - 試着してもいいですか？ (Shichaku shite mo ii desu ka?)

### Time and Dates

1. **What time is it?** - 今何時ですか？ (Ima nanji desu ka?)

2. **Today** - 今日 (Kyou)

3. **Tomorrow** - 明日 (Ashita)

4. **Yesterday** - 昨日 (Kinou)

5. **Morning** - 朝 (Asa)

6. **Afternoon** - 午後 (Gogo)

7. **Evening** - 夕方 (Yuugata)

### Basic Grammar

1. **Particles**:

- **は (wa)**: Topic marker (e.g., 私は学生です。 Watashi wa gakusei desu. - I am a student.)

- **が (ga)**: Subject marker (e.g., 猫が好きです。 Neko ga suki desu. - I like cats.)

- **を (wo/o)**: Object marker (e.g., 本を読みます。 Hon o yomimasu. - I read a book.)

- **に (ni)**: Indicates direction, time, or purpose (e.g., 学校に行きます。 Gakkou ni ikimasu. - I go to school.)

- **で (de)**: Indicates location or means (e.g., バスで行きます。 Basu de ikimasu. - I go by bus.)

2. **Verb Conjugation**:

- **Present/Future Tense**: 食べます (tabemasu) - eat/will eat

- **Past Tense**: 食べました (tabemashita) - ate

- **Negative Form**: 食べません (tabemasen) - do not eat/will not eat

- **Past Negative**: 食べませんでした (tabemasen deshita) - did not eat

### Kanji

Learning Kanji can be challenging but rewarding. Here are a few common ones to get you started:

1. **日 (nichi/hi)** - Sun, day

2. **月 (getsu/tsuki)** - Moon, month

3. **火 (ka/hi)** - Fire

4. **水 (sui/mizu)** - Water

5. **木 (moku/ki)** - Tree, wood

6. **金 (kin/kane)** - Gold, money

7. **土 (do/tsuchi)** - Earth, soil

### Practice

1. **Language Apps**: Duolingo, Anki, and Memrise are great for daily practice.

2. **Japanese Media**: Watch anime, movies, or listen to Japanese music to improve your listening skills.

3. **Language Exchange**: Websites like Tandem or HelloTalk can connect you with native speakers.

Feel free to ask if you have any specific areas you'd like to focus on or if you have any questions!

Yes, there is a way to say "Good afternoon" in Japanese, though it's not as commonly used as "Good morning" or "Good evening." You can say:

- **Good afternoon** - こんにちは (Konnichiwa)

"Konnichiwa" is actually a versatile greeting that can be used throughout the day, from late morning until early evening. It's the closest equivalent to "Good afternoon" in Japanese.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Sure, I'd be happy to help you get started with learning Japanese! Here are some basics to get you going:

### Greetings

1. **Hello** - こんにちは (Konnichiwa)

2. **Good morning** - おはようございます (Ohayou gozaimasu)

3. **Good evening** - こんばんは (Konbanwa)

4. **Good night** - おやすみなさい (Oyasuminasai)

5. **Goodbye** - さようなら (Sayounara)

### Common Phrases

1. **Thank you** - ありがとう (Arigatou)

2. **Thank you very much** - ありがとうございます (Arigatou gozaimasu)

3. **You're welcome** - どういたしまして (Dou itashimashite)

4. **Please** - お願いします (Onegaishimasu)

5. **Excuse me / I'm sorry** - すみません (Sumimasen)

### Basic Vocabulary

1. **Yes** - はい (Hai)

2. **No** - いいえ (Iie)

3. **Water** - 水 (Mizu)

4. **Food** - 食べ物 (Tabemono)

5. **Friend** - 友達 (Tomodachi)

### Numbers

1. **One** - 一 (Ichi)

2. **Two** - 二 (Ni)

3. **Three** - 三 (San)

4. **Four** - 四 (Shi/Yon)

5. **Five** - 五 (Go)

### Basic Sentence Structure

- **I am [name]** - 私は[name]です (Watashi wa [name] desu)

- **I like [something]** - 私は[something]が好きです (Watashi wa [something] ga suki desu)

- **Where is [place]?** - [place]はどこですか？ ([place] wa doko desu ka?)

### Hiragana and Katakana

Japanese has three writing systems: Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. Hiragana and Katakana are phonetic alphabets, while Kanji are characters borrowed from Chinese.

#### Hiragana (for native Japanese words)

- あ (a), い (i), う (u), え (e), お (o)

- か (ka), き (ki), く (ku), け (ke), こ (ko)

#### Katakana (for foreign words and names)

- ア (a), イ (i), ウ (u), エ (e), オ (o)

- カ (ka), キ (ki), ク (ku), ケ (ke), コ (ko)

### Tips for Learning

1. **Practice Daily**: Consistency is key.

2. **Use Flashcards**: Great for memorizing vocabulary.

3. **Watch Japanese Media**: Anime, movies, and TV shows can help with listening skills.

4. **Language Exchange**: Practice with native speakers if possible.

Feel free to ask if you have any specific questions or need further assistance!

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