Do you see now? My tongue, the dagger at your jugular. My love, the sword at your bosom. Which do you want?
A portrayal of Aizen Sousuke & Ichimaru Gin from the series Bleach. Written by Lucifer & Cas. ©
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Do you see now? My tongue, the dagger at your jugular. My love, the sword at your bosom. Which do you want?
A portrayal of Aizen Sousuke & Ichimaru Gin from the series Bleach. Written by Lucifer & Cas. ©
一生懸命 (is-shō-ken-mei) "to do something to the utmost of one's ability"
一生懸命 (is-shou-ken-mei) is usually translated as something like “with utmost effort”.
The kanji are:
一 = one
生 = life
懸 = depends (amongst other meanings...)
命 = fate
A more literal translation might be: “doing something as if your life depends on it”.
Fun fact, 一生懸命 is actually a 四字熟語 (yo-ji-juku-go), or 4-character idiom!
This is a special kind of idiomatic phrase, made of 4 kanji as the name suggests.
There are thousands of these in Japanese and they often contain a small life lesson or moral message, similar to English sayings such as “you reap what you sow” and “the early bird gets the worm”.
However 一生懸命 (is-shou-ken-mei) is so common in daily conversation that it’s presented in Japanese language textbooks as just a normal adjective. I'd been studying Japanese for ages by the time I realised that it was actually a 四字熟語 4-character idiom.
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Francesco Petrini (1744-1819) - Concerto No. 1 for Harp and Orchestra in B-flat Major, Op. 25, III. Rondo. Allegro. Performed by Masumi Nagasawa, single-action harp, and Michael Alexander Willens/Kölner Akademie on period instruments.
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The SILENCE is whispering to me in voices only I hear. Of MEMORIES I wish to live once more Memories I hold MOST dear.
the silence is whispering to me.
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