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translations101 · 2 months

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Banned hiragana from Japanese license plates and why

Most Japanese license plates have a hiragana on them, but some are banned

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お (o) - looks similar to あ (a)

を(wo) - pronounced the same way as お(o)

し(shi) - the character for death (死) is also pronounced shi

へ(he) - there is another character pronounced the same way (屁) and it means fart

+ へ can sometimes be read as え(e)

ん (n) - cause it is hard to pronounce on its own

#japanese #にほんご #일본 #japan #にほん #にほんごべんきょう #japanese kanji #japanese facts #random fact

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i-am-aprl · 4 months

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In Gaza, the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are being relived, but they occur in successive episodes, not just once.

في غزة يتم إعادة تجربة رعب هيروشيما وناجازاكي، ولكنها تحدث في حلقات متتابعة، وليس مرة واحدة

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chaotic-language-journey · 1 year

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日本語の日記

7日２月

勉強は好きしても、本当に疲労を感じ。でも、今日は、やる気はないな。

もしかして、日本語の映画を見るとか、ゲームをプレイするとか、本を読んでするとか、と思う。

より前に、松浦亜弥の音楽を聞いた。彼女はめちゃ綺麗です。子供の時に、よく聞いて、へやに歌うと踊った。めちゃなつかしい。ドキドキLOVEメール一番好きです。

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Feel free to correct me here or on Journaly. Im trying to improve my writing as Im very nervous to do it.

#language study #studyblr #study #my studyblr #my study space #langbr #langblog #language #language learning #japanese langblr #nihongo #nihon #日本語 #にほん #日本 #勉強 #勉強する #日本語の日記

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vulpesophobia · 1 year

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Japan Fun Facts #1

In Japan there is 1 vending machine for every 24 people

Japan has the highest density of vending machines in the world. Everything from ramen to rifles and bullets (yes, for real) can be bought from a vending machine. If you thought buying pokemon cards from a vending machine was cool, check out Japan sometime!

#Japan #Nihon #にほん #にっぽん #Fun Facts #Japanese Culture #this stat may not be accurate #there's probably more than that

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henokaapa · 1 year

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１０才の君へ

　こんばんは、今君は何を悩んでいるんだろう？。もしかして両親の不仲、当たりかい、そして君はまだ10歳の少年？、それとも少女かな。それは心配だな、君が一人前の大人になる前に両親がもし離婚だなんてことになれば大変だからな、わかるよ、ボクも君の年になる前に既に母親しかいなかったから、そしてそんなボクからのアドバイスをひとつあげよう、もしまだ君の両親が決定的に別れる前なら君が１０歳の少年なら毎朝起きたら��親には「お早う、お母さん大好きだよ」と言うんだ、そして父親には「お父さんあなたは偉大だ」と。もし君が１０歳の少女なら毎朝父親に「お早うお父さん大好きよ」そして母親には「お母さん、あなたは偉大よ」と１８歳になるまで毎日言い続けるのさ。これを忘れてはいけないよ、もし照れ臭かったら君自身がこれに近い言葉を見つけて言うことさ、１８歳になるまで毎日言うんだ。そうすれば君はその家で１８歳になるまで両親と一緒に暮らせるだろう。そう高校３年生になるまでだ、そのあとは君自身がそれまでに大人になっておけば大丈夫だろう？。もしそれまでに両親の仲が良くなっていればね。というのも１０歳の君が思っているほど両親は本当は大人じゃないんだ。それはディズニーランドに行けば君も分かるだろう？、彼らはみんな体だけ大人になる魔法(本当は集団洗脳というんだ)をかけられた中身は君くらいの子供なんだ。君もこれから学校でかけられるから気を付けるんだ。だから君が少し大人になって両親を大人にしてやるのさ、それが君が本当の大人になるまでの役目だ。しかも君に下の弟、妹がいればその子たちが１０歳になったら同じことを教えてあげてくれ、実際今は大変な時代で両親も君たちを育てるのに大変なのは君も分かるだろ？、何しろこの国の大人たちはみな政治家も大人になり切れていない人たちばかりだから、自分のことをおもりするだけで精いっぱいの人たちばかり、それはＴＶを見ていればよくわかるだろ？。だから両親も大変なんだ。君も１８歳になったらもう一人立ちできるように毎日心掛けておこう。そうすればそのあとは野となれ山となれさ。バイバイってね。でもこれだけ大人になり切れないところで君は大人になったら、両親の大変さも分かってあげられるだろう。その時は親孝行してあげればいいさ。じゃ頑張れよ、ボクの言うことを分かれば君はもう立派な大人さ。

#にほん #にほんの未来

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loxxscreens · 3 months

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i rlly liked how these turned out! if anyone else requests a quote theme i might just do it :D

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disclaimer - these are mine! made them myself this time haha

#tumblr #tumblr lockscreen #tumblr wallpaper #tumblr background #aesthetic #japan #japanese quotes #japanese words #にほんご #日本語 #日本 #japanese aesthetic #aesthetic lockscreen #aesthethic wallpaper #aesthetic screensaver #lockscreen #screensaver #wallpaper

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celestiallessons · 5 months

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i get free japanese language classes with work which is amazing but also difficult difficult lemon difficult

#mine #studyspo #academics #japanese #にほんご #language #notes #handwriting #notebooks #studyblr

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imiteeshon · 8 months

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juneekai · 2 years

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✤ 𓂂 ◌ Pearl Night ⊹ ◌

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ihayachii · 5 months

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Review of one of my favorite books 🇯🇵

跡を消す means "Erase the Traces"

But what do they mean by traces? It basically means, erase the existence of what the deceased left behind.. especially if the landlord or the police found out about the dead body weeks or months later... Usually that happens when the dead person dies alone.. with no family or friends around.. they only get divorced when the smell becomes so hard to bear.. the smell of a dead body left to rot makes the whole building stinks and there will be so many worms and naturally.. the waste and the liquids of the dead body.. so that's what they do.. they cleans the houses of the deceaseds and erase their traces.. like these traces weren't here from the very beginning..

I never expected this book to hurt so much yet touch my heart in so many places.

You can see how cruel the world is..the families who don't give a shit about the dead person.. the angry landlords.. and many many more.

And because I don't want to spoil you, I will stop here so you could discover the rest of the book on your own.

This is my first time reading a book by this author and definitely won't be my last time. I absolutely love her writing style and it makes you feel like you are part of the story and feeling every emotion the protagonists feels..

She is also a nurse which isn't surprising because you could tell by reading this book that she has so much knowledge. A Lot of medical information was explained in a really easy way.

Trigger warnings: death (including infants), bodily waste, medical issues, blood, horrific scenes, corpses, suicide, insects

Level: N3-N2

#japanese #japanese language #learning japanese #learn japanese #japanese book #日本語 #にほんご #japanese novel #japanese literature #reading in japanese #Book review #bookblr #小説

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kureopatora77 · 1 year

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