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I write articles in Spanish and English! You can find them in "Gramática japonesa" section.
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雨
This is my favorite kanji rn. Look at it. Guess what it is
It’s rain this is the kanji for rain I lOVE IT. It looks just like rain from outside a window! I love it when kanji does that!
串 can mean ‘skewer’ and kind of looks like two bits of food on a skewer
田舎 (inaka) looks exactly like what it means: a house next to a rice paddy - ‘countryside’
i’ve always thought 亀 (かめ) really does look like a turtle with its head and tail poking out of its shell!! 🐢
餓 impressed me from the very beginning as it means "inanition" or "starvation", and it is made using the kanji 食 which means "eat" and 我 which means "the ego" or what makes you be you
Hey did you know I keep a google drive folder with linguistics and language books that I try to update regularly
**UPDATE**
I have restructured the folders to make them easier to use and managed to add almost all languages requested and then some
Please let me know any further suggestions
….holy shit. You found the holy grail.
….. is this a DIFFERENT person keeping gigabytes worth of language books on google drive? Holy crap.
This. This here. Is why I love Tumblr.❤️❤️❤️
Update from OP:
UPDATE because apparently not everyone has seen this yet the new and improved version of this is a MEGA folder: https://mega.nz/folder/kQBXHKwA#-osWRLNCXAsd62ln8wKa8w
2411 files and 819 subfolders
Holy shit. OP you are a wonderful human being.
O.O Linguistic Holy Grail…
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Some thoughts about this blog
This blog is almost entirely on Spanish as a way to enrich as much as possible the Spanish-Japanese learning community. Sometimes, I feel really into make some more content in English, but as there are a LOT of resources already and a lot of English Tumblr JP learning blogs that already fill this field, I look myself on the task of bringing this superb resources to the ones who doesn't know English.
I wish I could do both, but as far as I am right now, I'm pretty happy and grateful for all you guys that follow this blog even on the language barrier. Thank you so much!
花壇 kadan
(n.) flower bed (sometimes also flower garden)
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Websites for Japanese Learners
! click on website name to be redirected !
all websites can be used for free and without subscribtion (thats why japanese101 isnt included)
-> apps for japanese learners (soon)
1. JLPT Sensei
study guides (N5-N1)
includes grammar, kanji, vocabular, adjective, verb and other lists for orientation when studying
free JLPT practice tests
2. Japanese Verb Conjugator
automatic verb conjugator
verb database
kanji database & kanji tester
over 180,000 example sentences with sound
3. Tanoshii Japanese
japanese-english dictionary (with stroke order!)
pratice games & interactive lessons (Kanji Mahjong etc.)
learning resources (japanese novel, textbook, magazine, movie recommendations)
4. Jisho
fast and smart japanese-english dictionary
draw and radical function apart from keyboard search
searching by topic and categories by adding #[topic/category]
JLPT levels, sentences, particles, counters, names included
5. Map Quiz
world map quiz in japanese
divided into continents and north, east, south and west
6. Japanesetests4you
free JLPT N5-N1 reading and listening tests
free JLPT N5-N1 vocabulary, kanji and grammar lists + tests
7. Shiritori Online
Shiritori (しりとり) is a popular japanese word game and is ideal to exercise vocabulary for japanese learners. 2 or more players take turns saying a word that starts with the last kana of the previous word. The game ends when someone answers with a word ending with -n (ん) because there are no words starting with ん.
it is up to the players whether all forms of a hiragana (kana and its diacritics; は,ば and ぱ etc.) are allowed or not (e.g やぎ -> きよう).
example: りんご (apple) -> ごりら (ゴリラ) (gorilla) -> らーめん (ラーメン) (ramen). The last person who said ramen loses because the word ends with -n (ん). Instead the person could have saidらま (ラマ) (llama) (e.g).
¿nunca dejaras el japonés? ¿no :3?
¡Gracias por la pregunta! Es la primera que recibo en el blog (y tal vez la única jajaja es un blog pequeño, pues).
No necesito ni pensarlo, la respuesta es un tajante no. Empecé estudiándolo porque era algo que le gustaba a la persona que yo amaba, pero en algún momento esto se volvió una motivación personal, profundamente personal.
Dominar el japonés ya no se trata de un objetivo más. Se trata de la objetivización de mis sueños, de que la vida que ahora quiero y planeo requiere de esto. Y hay veces que quisiera tirar todo a la re mierda porque me frustra no estar donde quisiera, y que he perdido demasiado tiempo y que todavía me cuesta tanto. Días como hoy, que hablé con una japonesa y aunque pude seguir la conversación fue extenuante y no pude expresarme tanto como quería.
Me frustra, me frustra muchísimo al punto de querer llorar un buen rato y ya dejarlo todo, pero no puedo ponerte en palabras como simplemente no puedo hacerlo. Literalmente no puedo hacerlo, soy biológicamente incapaz. El japonés es ahora una parte de mí, amé a Japón o no. Se cumplan mis sueños o no, el camino ya ha hecho que todo esto valga por mil la pena.
En Diciembre espero presentar el JLPT N1. Y aunque ahora me encuentro en una situación complicada respecto a cómo lo voy a lograr (sigo en el trazado del plan), tengo la meta en mente.
Pero venga, a veces solo necesito respirar hondo y escuchar covers de canales pequeñitos de YouTube. No pido mucho, pero aquí encuentro más de lo que necesito.
majikoの「ひび割れた世界」の言ってるとおり、、 今日まで僕が生きて来たのは 今日から僕を導いてくれるのは 言葉にすると消えてしまうくらい 君のための 純粋で 強い光
Because there’s a beauty that can’t be photographed.
LINDA LINDA LINDA (2005) DIR. BY NOBUHIRO YAMASHITA
Reblogeado para recordarme de buscar esta película y verla luego
Ambkor puede poner en palabras esto que siento y es tan complicado...
Nuevo reto: N2 en 90 días
Quiero contarles que he vuelto a empezar otro reto con la misma amiga loca de la vez pasada con la que aprendí kanji.
Aún no lo he escrito en el post donde hablo del kanji, pero ese reto lo terminé en 58 días (todavía me cuesta creer que me inserté los 2200 caracteres en mes y medio).
Pero bueno, el caso es que este reto sí será muy duro y muy diferente al anterior. Por este mes voy con el N4, pero cuando las cosas se pongan duras como verdura con el N3, ahí probablemente este haciendo notas y las esté compartiendo en la sección de Gramática de esta página.
Sin nada más que agregar, espero seguir teniendo la fuerza y la convicción. Lo más importante es la constancia, el método y el objetivo.
Pues aquí estamos 7 días después del fin del reto y qué les puedo decir. Logramos llegar al N3 y un poquito del N2, pero sigo lejos de obtener un N2. Técnicamente este reto fue un fracaso porque no llegué a la meta, pero considerando lo difícil que fue, me sorprende que me las arreglé para lograr un N3 en tan poco tiempo (2 meses).
Espero pronto encontrarme de ánimos y escribir una entrada de blog detallando cómo fue la cuestión.
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Comparing Chinese character readings in Japanese & Korean pt 1
Fact : Japanese and Korean have a lot of words from Chinese. Because of this there is a lot of words that sound the same or similar. Also this plus the grammar being the same is the reason why Korean is the easiest to learn for Japanese people and vice versa.
jp/kr
Chinese characters - 漢字 kanji / 한자 hanja
promise - 約束 yakusoku / 약속 yagsog
Family - 家族 kazoku / 가족 gajok
Tool - 道具 dōgu / 도구 dogu
High School - 高等学校 kōtōgakkō / 고등학교 godeunghaggyo
School - 学校 gakkō/ 학교 haggyo
Japan - 日本 Nihon or Nippon / 일본 ilbon
Korea - 韓国 Kankoku/ 한국 hangug
This might be a good time to make a list for people venturing into Japanese fandom, especially shipping fandom. I think Japanese fans are some of the more peaceful (that I’ve seen) because they have clear set warnings, and they don’t go shaming people for their likes and dislikes. They utilize keywords and filtering.
転載禁止
Reproduction/reposting not allowed. Most use English too so, no excuses for this one.
注意
“Warning” or “be careful of…”
ネタバレ
“Spoilers”
成人済 /腐
They post 18+ themes. 腐 is the kanji for rot (decay). At times it’s shipper腐, as shipping wasn’t always seen as a good thing. I can’t speak for current times if this has eased up or not since I don’t look at Japanese fandom in meta so I’ll have to leave it as that.
メイン
Literally, “main” ship.
左右固定
This person is SET in their ships, they don’t want the names swapped. For example, if they ship 虎伏 itafushi and they don’t say anything else, then they don’t ship 伏虎 fushiita. Time to remember these words!!
左 hidari left for the seme/top
右 migi right for the uke/bottom
kanji受 or kanji右（right)
The name of the character is one they prefer ships where they’re the uke/bottom. For example, 七受 is uke/bottom Nanami, and they may or may not specify the ships. 七右 is the same exact thing. So for this you can expect 灰七、五七、猪七、虎七 etc.
Sometimes it’s combined like: 七受固定. In terms of Nanami, they only consume/create content where Nanami is an uke.
リバ注意
”Be aware of reversals.“ This person doesn’t mind their pairing swapped. For example, 七伊七リば注意 means they interact with both NanaIji/IjiNana.
FRBご自由に
Like the English FUB free. “Free to follow, remove, block”
本誌派
This person is a fan comic artist aka a doujinshi. They usually sell their works on BOOTH.
+
The plus sign is like the AO3 ampersand (&) and signals a platonic relationship. For example, 五伊地＋七
→ ← （feelings)
Probably my most favorite internet slang because I can spam the arrows to show how much love is going in which direction. Maybe you’ve seen it, where character maps are made and arrows point between two characters and there’s a note for what their relationship is.
For example, I love 五 → → → →（ ← ← ← ） ← 七 which is me signaling I like tsundere Nanami. Sometimes it’s one sided, 五伊地←七 where I’d read this as Gojou/Ijichi and Nanami likes Ijichi. Of course, it depends on context.
付き合ってない (not dating)
Not really a warning, at least in English, but tsukiattenai is a common theme. The artist/writer might be setting the pairing up to look like they’re a romantic pair, but nope, they’re not dating. Usually see it with one-shot fanart, but since it helps clarify the creator’s intentions, I added it.
Anyway, that’s not all, but all I can think of in one sitting. You can add, correct, etc. I see many fans asking the internet void for translations of many things and while I’d love to help, imagine the madness of that… the time and energy… so hopefully this helps some.
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Okinawa before the war. A colorized photograph of the market called “Naha Ufumachi (Oichi)” taken by a cameraman of Asahi Shimbun in 1935. Goods were sold in the building, and agricultural products were put in bamboo baskets called “barkis” on the streets and sold, making it a popular place for ordinary people to live. Text by 渡邉英徳
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