@NipponChristianKingやばい、ヤバイも意味は同じです しかし、個人的にカタカナは緊張感がひらがなよりも あると思います 「ヤバ」をカタカナにすることで、メリハリがつくようにも思います
adding formality to the sentence. In the casual Japanese translation, the expression "お前" is used to address someone in a more casual and direct manner. The verb form "探しても" is in the plain form, which is commonly used in casual speech. These elements contribute to the overall casu...
Everyone knows Japanese people aren’t exactly Masters of the Universe when it comes to speaking English, despite receiving six years of English education. Six years? Are you kidding? You could build yourself a Great Pyramid in less time. I’m pretty sure. Just chop up some limestone and st...
The the blue characters are kanji, the orange are hiragana and the red are. So, it’s a mix. Long story short, Japanese had 3 writing systems. You can read about the Japanese writing systems here. In Chinese, there is only one writing system and it is entirely written by their hanzi...
@faiyaaaaaaa ①びっくり、ビックリ、吃驚 多分、古来からある言葉としては、音が特殊なので「外国語っぽい」と感じるからだと思います。芽漢字を使うことはまずないです。 ②あいつ、アイツ、彼奴 カタカナにすると、「特殊・異常な意味」が付くことがあります。この場合
When I learned the Japanese hiragana, I applied all of the principles I’m teaching you on this page.To keep things highly specific and easy to animate in the mind, I chose Ezra Pound as a mnemonic image that helped me both “see” and “hear” the following hiragana:...
You have to ask whether you are allowed to do something before you do it. Is this sentence correct? AI_monga 3月16日 Yes, the sentence you provided in Japanese is correct. Here is the breakdown of the sentence: 何かする前に (なにかするまえに) - "Before doing something" ...
(PTM-064) and 256 kB, but I never saw the latter. Funnily, there was one other Sony device that could use these memory cards and that is the (Japanese) Video Titler XV-J777. This machine had a PTM-064 card included and (being basically an MSX2 machine) is interesting in itself (...
I'm learning Japanese for almost 3 years by myself. no teacher and I learn it all alone. I need some advice to increase my Japanese, what should I do first?Should I master all the alphabets like Hiragana and Katakana first? Or should I learn some daily simple words first? or maybe ...
请教我一个使用You've learned there are two kinds of adjectives in Japanese, I-adjectives and NA-adjectives. I-adjectives end with the syllable I, such as YASUI "inexpensive." NA-adjectives take NA after them, when they modify nouns, such as in SUKI, "to like." ...