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lemonwordgarden · 4 months

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Today's word:

光 (pronnounced: hikari - ひかり).

Which means: light.

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La palabra de hoy:

光 (se pronuncia: hikari - ひかり).

Significa: luz.

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Le mot du jour est :

光 (sa prononciation est: hikari - ひかり).

Sa signification est: lumière.

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#pictionary #english #español #ingles #japanese #spanish #idiomas #japones #languages #スペイン語 #espanol #語 #語強 #日本語 #française #langues #anglaise #japonaise #espagnole

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holespoles · 1 month

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Hiroshima University Arabic Study Group A friend from Egypt sent me these insanely cute photos.

エジプトの友人が送ってくれた写真がめちゃくちゃかわいい

In the story "Cat Army," a clever cat goes to the market to buy milk at the request of his owner, a girl, and returns home with all the cats he met, but when the girl sees him, she exclaims, "There's not enough milk! and she takes the cats on a boat and goes looking for an ocean of milk.

「猫軍団」というお話で、賢い猫が飼い主の女の子に頼まれて市場にミルクを買いに行った帰り、出会った猫たちを全員引き連れて家に戻ったら、それを見た女の子が「ミルクが全然足りない！」と叫んで、猫たちを連れて船に乗り、ミルクの海を探��に行くというお話。

#Hiroshima University Arabic Study Group #広島大学アラビア語勉強会 #illustrations #cat

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anza-langblr · 2 months

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改まった形｜Polite Forms

In formal settings like in a business meeting or at a public gathering some words are switched with politer forms. You often hear them when somebody is giving a speech, holding a presentation or on TV. But they appear in written form as well, especially in business context. Basically, everywhere where keigo is used, it is also expected to apply politer forms.

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vocaloidstudent · 1 year

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This might be a very niche take but I think we should take people's reasons for learning a language in mind when suggesting how they go about it

I've seen people in a lot of Japanese learning communities tell other to never watch fantasy anime (or anime at all sometimes) or read anything that's not slice-of-life or actual literature because "people in real life don't speak like that"

And while, yes, that's true, native Japanese speakers do not generally speak like anime characters, uhhhh... The probability of me watching a fantasy anime in the course of a month is significantly higher than the probability of me going to Japan in the next five years. So understanding anime character speech is in fact more relevant to me than, idk, business lingo

And, I don't think that's a bad thing personally? Learning a language because you want to better understand content you find fun is just as good a reason as learning it to live in the country where the language is spoken, and it's fine and reasonable to adjust your learning strategies according to your personal goals

#japanese language #japanese langblr #langblr #language learning #language #langblog #learning #learn japanese #studying #adhd study #study blog #studyblr #discourse #hot take #日本語 #日本語勉強

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lupusmaxima · 10 months

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2023/07/21

now that my summer school is over, i’ve got two free days from work, so i’m picking up japanese again! my writing is abhorrent, so, sorry

#lupusmaxima #dark academia #bookblr #chaotic academia #brown #coffee #beige #literature #studyblr #classical literature #japanese #learn japanese #日本語学校 #日本語の勉強 #genki #langblr #language study #language blog #language learning

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carbon--14 · 1 day

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iirc niko’s name is spelled in katakana (ニコ) on the letters from her mom, which makes me think it’s referencing the term nikoniko (ニコニコ). as in, the onomatopoeia for smiling. my girl’s name is literally smile, of course she’s a perfect ray of sunshine.

#dead boy detectives #niko sasaki #dead boy detective agency #dc #ell shut up #SHE’S SO CUTE I LOVE HER.#niko sasaki 🤝 emu ootori <-girls whose names are basically smile #(also it’s not *really* an onomatopoeia but like. what’s the equivalent. it’s not a direct translation it’s not the verb idk man)#(also also yes this is why niconicodouga is called that)#今僕は日本語が上手じゃない、ごめんねー(-_-;)#僕は来年の夏フランスに留学してから、今フランス語を勉強しる

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gretheresa · 8 days

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29th April 2024

Day 27th of 100 Days of Productivity

Things I managed to get done:

vocab of almost all the chapters that are going to be on the test(3 chapters to go)

read the text thoroughly

went for a walk, the weather was lovely today

wrote 200 of the 800 characters required for the essay I need to submit

cleaned out my desk and completely got rid of the clutter (as in threw the stuff I didn't need but kept telling myself I might need it someday kinda cleaning). also watched a few Gilmore Girls episodes while cleaning.

#studyblr #studyspo #new studyblr #study motivation #langblr #study blog #studybuzz #100 days of productivity #bookblr #study community #study inspiration #studying #study aesthetic #日本語の勉強 #にほんご #日本語 #japanese langblr

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365-nature-life · 2 months

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#flower #flowers #kawaii #language #日本語の勉強 #日本語勉強 #花 #英語学習 #花屋 #花言葉

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better-and-happier · 3 months

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Hey fellow Japanese langblrs! Any suggestions for YouTubers/bloggers that make videos exclusively in Japanese? I’m not necessarily looking for instruction videos, but something casual I can listen to and get a feel for, preferably daily life vlogs or video essay type videos. If you have any recs pls lmk!

#日本語の勉強 #japanese learning #studyspo #japanese langblr #japanese

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expiationist · 8 months

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first full week of the semester core ☕️📝

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lemonwordgarden · 4 months

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Today's word:

雪が降る (pronnounced: Yuki ga furu - ゆきがふる).

Which means: snowing.

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La palabra de hoy:

雪が降る (se pronuncia: Yuki ga furu - ゆきがふる).

Significa: nevando.

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Le mot du jour est :

雪が降る (sa prononciation est: Yuki ga furu - ゆきがふる).

Sa signification est: il neige.

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fromashetofire.com

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#pictionary #english #español #ingles #japanese #spanish #idiomas #japones #languages #スペイン語 #espanol #語 #語強 #日本語 #française #langues #anglaise #japonaise #espagnole

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onigiriforears · 1 year

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Recommendation: Apps for Japanese Learning

Over the years, I've downloaded and tested many apps. Though my favorite app was discontinued (I miss you, mindsnacks Japanese), there are still others that I don't think I'll be removing from my phone any time soon. In light of duolingo's horrible update causing a large migration and search for other apps, I thought I'd share some of my favorites. Also, some of these apps have websites or discords for you to interact with other users or to ask support questions.

For those who cannot use/don't like the graphics, the written out version is below the break.

Lingo Legend

RPG-based language learning game that I was a beta tester for. It also offers Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, German, Italian, and Portuguese. Uses spaced repetition.

Offers beginners, intermediate, and advanced levels.

User can jump between lessons and difficulty levels.

Available on ios and android

Manabi Reader

Caters to all JLPT levels and offers reading options on an array of topics (including news, games, reddit). Can hilight words and look up in-app. User can also paste a link within the app to read.

Companion app available (Manabi Flashcards).

Available on ios

TODAI: EASY Japanese News

Aggregates news from various sources.

Offers practice JLPT exams in-app.

Offers grammar resources and in-app dictionary that can generate flashcards from words saved in notes.

Offers audio listening, as well as videos with transcriptions.

Available on ios and android. Also has a website.

Shirabe Jisho

Offline dictionary app.

User can favorite words, make lists, take notes, make flashcards, etc.

User can search for words in kana, romaji, drawing, or through radical (or radical building).

Available on ios

Renshuu

Think quizlet, but solely for Japanese. You can create your own lists, use others, play shiritori, earn prizes and interact on forums.

You can study grammar, kanji, vocab, flashcards, learn and submit mnemonics. You can also friend people.

Available on ios and android. Also has a website (of which I am an avid user).

Connect with me: Ko-fi Shop & Tips | Discord | Studygram | Ask Box

↳ psst! my ko-fi shop has learning resources on it. try to check back for new things bc im always working on something to add in there

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anza-langblr · 4 months

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身の回りにある金属

銀（ぎん）silver (Ag)

アルミニウム　aluminum (Al)

金（きん）gold (Au)

銅（どう）copper (Cu)

鉄（てつ）iron (Fe)

水銀（すいぎん）mercury (Hg)

ニッケル　nickel (Ni)

鉛（なまり）lead (Pb)

プラチナ・白金（はっきん）platinum (Pt)

錫（すず）tin (Sn)

チタン　titanium (Ti)

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jackxo · 15 days

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𝙆𝙮𝙤𝙩𝙤 🇯🇵

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jp-hurts · 1 year

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Stop using pronouns in Japanese.

If you are an English speaker, you will often use pronouns to refer to yourself and other people. Sentences in English will not make sense if someone asked you, "What nationality?" and you respond, "Am American".

See what I did there? I removed the pronouns in English and it sounds pretty odd. Maybe it makes sense in context, but it's unnatural either way. In Japanese however, you will usually leave out pronouns, especially when talking about yourself. You don't want to constantly mention yourself when you are talking about your actions. Scenarios:

You hang out with a friend and say you have to go back home in the most beginner-ish way you can say it:

私は家に帰ります。

This is textbook Japanese and it sounds so odd. When you end a sentence with the standard present tense like 行く or 行きます、without a pronoun there, it automatically refers to yourself. Unless of course the subject was a question about someone. Else in the above scenario, especially when you're asked something, just omit the pronoun:

家に帰ります。

In real life situations, you also don't really want to refer to others as 彼 or 彼女。Use their name instead, since you definitely don't want to use any iteration of "you", like あなた。

Even when trying to say something like "Is this your pen?" should be rather phrased like

これはＡ子さんのペンですか？

Even then this sentence is a wee bit odd, I'd rather it be:

このペンはＡ子さんのですか？

There's also slightly different nuances to be used in formal and informal speech, but I don't have too much experience in the former.

#japanese #日本語 #language learning #日本 #japanese langblr #langblr #language #勉強 #言語 #japanese learning #grammar #japanese language

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lupusmaxima · 9 months

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2023/08/24

getting back into the swing of things after being down with a cold

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