"temen2 yg seumuran aku udah punya karier bagus & mencapai banyak hal. kok aku gini2 aja ya?"
kalo kamu sering mikir gitu, coba nonton TED Talk dr Alain de Botton ini. bikin nangis 😭
we should not give up on our ideas of success, but we should make sure that they are our own.
Continuing from yesterday, I will introduce the adjectives that appear in JLPT N3.
If you are aiming to acquire N3, please be sure to learn.
#Japanesestudy#日本語勉強
Ryunosuke Akutagawa's final and hotly debated 1927 work is a striking satire that was published shortly before his death. Enter the absurdity of the land of Kappa, a fusion of Gulliver’s Travels with Japanese mythology, in this new English translation. https://t.co/FTS9lDb7g5
This “katakana + い” form is also a trait of wakamonokotoba. It applies to about 50-some words, including エモい (emoi; originally melancholic but now meaning nostalgic); ラグい (ragui; laggy, as in an online game); and チルい (chirui; relaxed – i.e., “chillin'”).
Salah satu syarat kata masuk ke KBBI @BadanBahasa@Kemdikbud_RI adalah berkonotasi positif.
Entri "skor afrika" berpotensi melanggar syarat itu meski frekuensi penggunaannya tinggi.
Labeli saja dengan "kas" (kasar) dan arahkan ke, misalnya, "skor jomplang" atau "skor keprek".
Have you ever wondered why Japanese speakers use けど (kedo) to end a sentence? Well, wonder no more because in this podcast episode, the Tofugu crew takes a deep dive into why Japanese speakers are always ending their sentences with 'but!'
https://t.co/mcNLfPpjGw
Launching of a traditional spherical Japanese firework. Such mortars come in measures of "shaku." This one is a yonshaku-dama, which is a massive 120 cm (47 inches) in diameter. Once launched, the resulting explosion will be a thousand times that size.
https://t.co/P7ZJXARekk
Kanji radical
Did you know that radicals (部首 bushu) are like building blocks for Kanji characters? By learning 部首, you can break down kanji into small parts, making it easier to recognize and remember them.
These are frequently used 部首
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@ScriptingJapan Me, too! Would be very happy if I can read your explanation about it. I'm an avid reader of your blog. I had so much fun reading it, especially the monthly slang series. Can't wait for next post!
Twitter is going through another spate of account freezes (凍結祭り; “freezing festival”) - and it left the members of idol group Asterisk*zero in a bad pinch: between the 10th and the 13th, right before a scheduled live performance, all four members had their accounts suspended.