Whenever you don't find a word in Jisho just remember that they have this one instead.6yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/LearnJapanese
[Beginner] In a grid-like city like Sapporo, seeing this when you step out of the subway station is really useful.5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Intermediate] It's too late for this kid, but you can still save others!5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Beginner] Where can you shelter yourself from this harsh winter and grab a quick bite while you're at it?5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Intermediate] This font seems a bit too cutesy for the message it's conveying.5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Intermediate] If there's one good thing about Kanji is how impactful they are.6yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Beginner] Half English, Half-Japanese-see. Something for intermediates as well.5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
[Advanced] I wish all subways without shared platforms worked like this.5yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
Verysmart student DESTROYS teacher with his reply. Everybody applauded in the end. [x-post /r/iamverysmart]9yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/thatHappened
Brazilian communist leader, Luis Carlos Prestes, visiting the Ravensbruck women's concentration camp where his wife, Olga Benario, was killed by the Nazi Regime in 1942. November 28, 1959. [800x736]9yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Obviously, he's the only person who can have children. (xpost /r/niceguys)9yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/iamverysmart
Teacher teaches a lesson too wise for 10 year olds! (xpost /r/im14andthisisdeep)9yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/thatHappened
[Intermediate] Some simple Kanji but also a not very used one inside Japan.6yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/JapaneseInTheWild
Last photo of the Brazilian Royal Family in Brazil before the republican coup d'etat and their exile in France. 1889 [1304x1764]10yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Brazilian soldiers being greeted by civilians in the Italian city of Massarosa in World War 2, September 1944. [1261x915]10yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Santos Dumont, aviation pioneer, landing the 14-Bis, the first heavier-than-air aircraft to takeoff and fly unaided, in Paris, France October 23 1906. [564x315]10yr ⋅ AlexLuis ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
