Ummm, hello 👋🏾
I think I might start using this account for all my Japanese studying and the mind-blown experiences that come with it! ✨ (and some brain farts cause those happen lol)
Not me just now realizing that (불고기) bulgogi (literal meaning) means “fire” meat XD
I was reviewing vocab and came across fire and then sat there like “there is no way… but maybe…” aaahhh XD
Just learned that you can set up classes through google? 🤔
So far been messing around with it since last night in hopes it’ll keep me organized and on track!
The week I started, I tried to plan everything out like my J1 teacher did in school, so far it has made learning easier (and I lets know the direction and the approximate time things should take if I do them properly!) But it wasn’t well structured with random sheets of paper…
understanding is early on. But aaaahhh it’s as simple as saying literally “head sickness” and in Japanese it’s “head pain”
which both ACTUALLY mean “headache/i have a headache”
頭が痛い
머리가아빠요
Thank goodness for my random studies in random subjects! XD
OH MY! “I have a headache” in Korean and in Japanese are set up pretty much the same!
When I was learning how to pronounce letters in Korean, one example I was shown was the word for sick/sickness. And the other day to build my vocabulary I listened to
“head, shoulders, knees and toes” (just like I did with Japanese! You’re a literal baby in a new language, time to start learning how/what the kids learn!) so of course, the word for head was used
I’ve also picked up on particles, cause I know how important having that