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Looking forward to a great discussion with Andy. Hope to see everyone there!

@burgerkingler It's going on right now! :-)

Watch as our founder and ToKini Andy break down three important uses of the ～て くる pattern, starting with the literal and progressing to the more figurative. P.S. If you like this learning style, you'll love Satori Reader. Black Friday happening now! satorireader.com

Thrilled to announce our collaboration with #YuyuNoNihongo! 🎉 Now you can enjoy Yuyu’s engaging podcast on Satori Reader, complete with our detailed annotations to help you dive deep into each episode and understand it all clearly. Check it out! 📚✨ satorireader.com/series/yuyu-no…

Congratulations to the team behind Wagotabi, a retro RPG for learning Japanese from square one. It is clearly a labor of love. As fellow indie app developers ourselves, we know what kind of dedication this takes. Really nice work, guys! blog.satorireader.com/2024/10/11/wag…

We are excited to announce that integration with Kanji Study for Android is live! Kanji you learn there are automatically synchronized into Satori Reader as your known characters, allowing story text to adapt to your growing knowledge. Set it up here: satorireader.com/preferences/ka…

春のセールです！Level up your Japanese reading skills by jumping into an exciting story. With over 1250 episodes across 33 series, there's something for everyone. 一緒に勉強しましょう！ satorireader.com

@_alexdayo (continuing) But no one has ever *told* me not to, which tells me that they see it as normal and expected, and in my experience, it's normal to speak more politely to your in-laws. My Japanese friends all use at least ですます with their in-laws. (Brian from SR here)

@_alexdayo I use ですます with my wife's parents and older siblings, and informals with her nieces and nephews. I'm visit for multiple weeks every year, so I'm close to them. If I were to ask them, I'm sure they would say that I could just use informals, but... (continues)

This is definitely the best possible way to lose a customer. Wishing you all the best, Nik!

A real customer wrote to us recently saying "I’m working towards my N5 and I’m blown away by how much Satori has helped my reading speed and my aural comprehension." Why not make 2024 your year to focus on your Japanese? Sale going on now! satorireader.com

@mexicousb Hi there! Please email us at support@satorireader.com and we'll do our best to help!

@SatoriReader hello! I wanted to know if there was a sale to renew my account… I love the app, it’s a difficult time… so it’d be great if there is.

@lackingbranding @speedynoelle Thank you, Jim! Glad to have you on board! We look forward to studying with you!

@mattvsjapan It's consistent, though. I've never seen this before, but it is possible this is just an uncommon style?

Jesus said, “Repent! The furigana formatting is completely f***ed up.”

...or discover another story from our library of more than 1150 published episodes across dozens of series. And now you can get all of this great content, plus real human support, at a great introductory price. Come study with us! 一緒に勉強しましょう！ satorireader.com

...or binge-read all 60 episodes of The Jam-Maker, now fully released. This real-world story about connection and growth is told in very accessible #Japanese and will warm your heart. satorireader.com

Read exciting stories with us and supercharge your #Japanese! Our newest story follows Masaru, an ordinary man who experiences a change that allows him to better understand the people around him and help them to grow. But can he do the same for himself? satorireader.com

@tokini_andy Congratulations to a truly prolific and dedicated Japanese educator!

@SeaboltSpeaks Sure thing. Please check your email. :-)

I got an email from @SatoriReader that was titled something like "we want you back", which is great! but I can't find it and i do enjoy discounts. Can you guys send that back😂

@tokini_andy @nuphystudio Wow, seeing the shape and size of those keys gave me happy flashbacks of being a kid, programming on my TRS-80 in my bedroom.