I used to save my father's phone number with the kanji 父, but I changed it into his full name. Since there are many ways to say father in Japanese, sometimes I forget which word I used and it takes a little time to find his name. So, in order to avoid confusion, i use their...
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1. さん — San Ahhh, the famous さん. It’s arguably the most common Japanese honorific. That’s because it’s used in both formal and informal situations. It’s generally okay to use for anyone, especially when you’re not sure which honorific to go for. 彼は鈴木さんです。 (か...
I remember vividly learning how to use んだ in Japanese. My third year teacher did a section on storytelling/explaining, and she had us tell different stories over and over again using んだ as a sort of emphasis/explanation when we were setting up some of the details of the story. ...
How to say “Hi everybody” in Japanese Now that you know how to use the words for ‘everybody’ in Japanese, let’s take a look at some basic greetings you can use withmina-san! Mina san, konnichiwa 皆さん、こんにちは Good afternoon, everybody / Hi everybody ...
But did you know that there are many ways to refer to mothers in Japanese?Other words like haha (母 / はは) and haha oya (母親)are used in completely different situations than when we use okaasan! Even the ancient samurai had a unique (and very honorable) way of addressing mothers....
In the case of product naming, Thai entrepreneurs who wish to market their products effectively must select names with optimal customer relevance. In this study, we analyzed the English-Thai code-mixing features used in local Thai product names. It is useful to study the use of the English ...
, when you’re speaking with someone within your inner circle (uchi) and when you refer to someone within your inner circle with someone you aren’t close to (soto). While it’s helpful to know the difference between Japanese honorifics the rule of thumb is to refer back to using san....
「futsuka go ni aimashou」で合っていますか? [翻訳説明] 「こんにちは皆さん」は直訳して「こんにちは皆さん」となります。これは一般的な挨拶です。 「日本語で」は「in japanese」と対応し、言語の指定を表します。 「2日後に会いましょう」という表現は、直訳して「futsuka go ni aimashou...
Sanzui: liquid at room temperature Wikipediahas an excellent rundown on the Japanese names for radicals of different orientations: There’s an English explanationhere. I don’t think I ever got these names for radical component locations formally in a class! At least not all at once in a ...