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Pollinators having a sort of Holi festival-
Bee, bat, butterfly, hummingbird and shrew
Sorry for being inactive! I’m in the process of moving and its stressful and making me depressed because of the situation. I will try to be an active studyblr blog soon!
#国際マヌルネコの日
もふもふが気になってたけど描いたことなかったので描いてみた。
Chiyoda - Tokyo, Japan
Using the Japanese particle MONONO (ものの) can be confusing. But we have the perfect trick understanding this advanced grammar point.
Japanese, like all languages, is complex. When you first start studying, you learn one or two ways to express a certain idea. But as you advance, you learn there are three, five, or more ways to express the same idea with different nuances.
This is certainly the case with “although,” which can be expressed in Japanese as けれども, が, and the Japanese particle monono ものの.
ものの is a pretty advanced grammar point, so beginners may want to stick with けれどもand が for awhile. If you’re ready to advance, you’ll find that ものの has its own identity and connotations. Let’s explore exactly what makes it an important particle to learn and use.
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Learn Japanese Vocabulary(◕ω◕)♪ Colors in Japanese! Color in Japanese is 色(iro)! https://youtu.be/qs7638Jtn7U
A cup of sakura-yu to start my day.
みなさん こんばんわ!
きょ わたし が ためした さくらきゃ。おぃしかたです!
Good evening everyone!
Today I tried sakura tea and it was delicious! I love the light cherry flavor and the fruity but floral scent. I’m sad because I love it so much and i cant get it often in the US. The flavor of sakura has now tripled my drive to live in Japan!
ワクワクする
ワクワクする
trembling, getting nervous, excited, thrilled
中から外へ激しく動いて現れる意味の「湧く(沸く)」から生まれた語
ドキドキする
ドキドキする
to beat fast (e.g. one’s heart), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
心臓の鼓動が激しくなる様子を形容した語
[405] エルフ | erufu | elf
[517] リック・サンチェス | rikku sanchesu | rick sanchez
cute onomatope words
ビュービュー whistling sound; sound of the wind
わくわく tremble; excited
ぽかぽか nice and warm
ふんわり gently; airily; fluffy
ピンピン lively
にこにこ friendly smile
そっと softly; gently; quietly
すらすら smoothly
すやすや sleeping peacefully
ザーザー heavy rainfall
さらさら murmuring
ころころ lightly rolling
きらきら sparkle
ふわふわ fluffy
ぴかぴか glitter; twinkle
[443] ラムネ | ramune | ramune Ramune (ラムネ) is a carbonated soft drink created and sold in Japan. The original ramune flavor is lemon/lime but you can find at least 37 flavors of ramune, from champagne to takoyaki!
[369] サボテン | saboten | cactus
JAPANESE BASIC COLORS
Remember about colors? Let’s rehearse with today’s lessons~ ;)
The kanji for colors is 色 (iro) Green: 緑 (midori) Blue: 青 (ao) White: 白 (shiro) Black: 黒 (kuro) Purple: 紫 (murasaki) Red: 赤 (aka) Yellow: 黄色 (kiiro)
Note that above words are the noun version. There are I-adjective version for some of the words such as 赤い (akai) for red and 青い (aoi) for blue.
Happy learning ! 。゚✶ฺ.ヽ(*´∀`*)ノ.✶゚ฺ。
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