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Learned the word ไธๆฅๅไธป๏ผใฟใฃใใผใใ๏ผtoday, which basically means someone who starts something but quits quickly, eg they say they're gonna write a novel, get the first two pages written in a day, spend the next day staring at their Scrivener document, and then never touch it again. ๅไธป = Buddhist priest, ไธๆฅ = 3 days. "3-day priest." Pretty sure we've all been there are some point in our lives ๐
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Language is political.
Learning a new language is political, being a speaker of any endangered language is political, being able to write in any language is political, being able to read in any language is political, speaking in any language in public is political, having the freedom to speak your native language is political, watching content in your native or second language is political, outwardly being a speaker of a language is political, making linguistic rules is political, who you speak to is political, the language you choose to use with a select person is political.
Every part of language is political.
Politics vocabulary in Japanese
ๆฟๆฒป [ใใใ] - politics ๆฟๆฒป็ [ใใใใฆใ] - political ๆฟๆฒปๅฎถ [ใใใใ] - politician ๅฝๅฎถ [ใใฃใ] - state ็คพไผ [ใใใใ] - society ๆฟๅบ [ใใใต] - government ๆฟ็ญ [ใใใใ] - policy ๆจฉๅ [ใใใใใ] - (political) power, authority ๆฟๆต [ใใใฆใ] - political opponent ่ญฐไผ [ใใใ] - parliament ๅฝไผ [ใใฃใใ] - National Diet; legislative assembly of Japan ่ก่ญฐ้ข [ใใ ใใใใ] - House of Representatives (lower house) ๅ่ญฐ้ข [ใใใใใ] - House of Councillors (upper house) ๅ ้ฃ [ใชใใใ] - cabinet ่กๆฟ [ใใใใใ] - administration, executive branch ็ซๆณ [ใใฃใฝใ] - legislation, lawmaking ๅธๆณ [ใใปใ] - judiciary ๅฎๅ [ใใใใใ] - bureaucrat, government official ๅฎๅๅถ [ใใใใใใใ] - bureaucracy ๅ [ใจใ] - political party ไธๅ [ใใจใ] - ruling party ้ๅ [ใใจใ] - opposition ๆฐไธปไธป็พฉ [ใฟใใใ ใใ ใ] - democracy ๅ ฑๅๆฟ [ใใใใใใ] - republic ๅไธปๅถ [ใใใใ ใใ] - monarchy ็ฌ่ฃๆฟๆฒป [ใฉใใใใใใ] - dictatorship ๅธๅฝ [ใฆใใใ] - empire ๆคๆฐๅฐ [ใใใใฟใใก] - colony ๆคๆฐๅฐไธป็พฉ [ใใใใฟใใกใใ ใ] - colonialism ่ช็ฑไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใ ใ] - liberalism ไฟๅฎไธป็พฉ [ใปใใ ใใ ใ] - conservatism ็คพไผไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใใ ใ] - socialism ๅ ฑ็ฃไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใใใ ใ] - communism ่ณๆฌไธป็พฉ [ใใปใใใ ใ] - capitalism ๆจฉๅจไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใ ใ] - authoritarianism ๅ จไฝไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใใ ใ] - totalitarianism ใใทใงใใชใบใ - nationalism ๆๅฝไธป็พฉ [ใใใใใใ ใ] - patriotism ใใกใทใบใ - fascism ๅทฆๆดพ [ใใฏ] - left wing ๅณๆดพ [ใใฏ] - right wing ๅคง็ตฑ้ [ใ ใใจใใใใ] - president ้ฆ็ธ [ใใ ใใใ] - prime minister ๅ ้ฃ็ท็ๅคง่ฃ [ใชใใใใใใใ ใใใ] - Prime Minister of Japan ๅคง่ฃ [ใ ใใใ] - minister ่ญฐๅก [ใใใ] - legislator, member of parliament ่ญฐ้ท [ใใกใใ] - chairperson, speaker ็ๅธ [ใใใฆใ] - emperor ๅคฉ็ [ใฆใใฎใ] - Emperor of Japan ๅคงไฝฟ [ใใใ] - ambassador ๆดปๅๅฎถ [ใใคใฉใใ] - activist ๅ่ฃ่ [ใใใปใใ] - candidate ๆๆจฉ่ [ใใใใใใ] - eligible voter ้ธๆๆจฉ [ใใใใใใ] - right to vote ้ธๆ [ใใใใ] - election ้ธๆ้ๅ [ใใใใใใใฉใ] - election campaign ๅ ฌ็ด [ใใใใ] - campaign pledge ่จ่ซไผ [ใจใใใใใ] - debate ๆ็ฅจ [ใจใใฒใใ] - voting ้็ฅจ [ใใใฒใใ] - vote counting ๅพ็ฅจ [ใจใใฒใใ] - votes received ่ญฐๅธญ [ใใใ] - parliamentary seat ๅฝ้ธ [ใจใใใ] - election victory ่ฝ้ธ [ใใใใ] - electoral defeat ๆฃๆจฉ [ใใใ] - abstention ๅฝๆฐๆ็ฅจ [ใใใฟใใจใใฒใใ] - referendum ๆฒๆณ [ใใใฝใ] - constitution ๆณ [ใปใ] - law, legal principle ๆณๅพ [ใปใใใค] - law, statute, act ๆณๆก [ใปใใใ] - bill (proposed legislation) ๅฏๆฑบ [ใใใค] - passage (of a bill) ๅฆๆฑบ [ใฒใใค] - rejection (of a bill) ๆจฉๅฉ [ใใใ] - right ไบบๆจฉ [ใใใใ] - human rights ็พฉๅ [ใใ] - duty, obligation ่ฃๅคๆ [ใใใฐใใใ] - court ็ฏ็ฝช [ใฏใใใ] - crime ๅฆ็ฝฐ [ใใใฐใค] - punishment ้ฎๆ [ใใใป] - arrest ้ๆณ [ใใปใ] - illegal ๅๆณ [ใใใปใ] - legal ๆ็ฝช [ใใใใ] - guilty ็ก็ฝช [ใใใ] - not guilty ๆญปๅ [ใใใ] - capital punishment ๅธๆฐ [ใใฟใ] - citizen ็งปๆฐ [ใใฟใ] - immigrant ่กจ็พใฎ่ช็ฑ [ใฒใใใใใฎใใใ] - freedom of expression ๅทฎๅฅ [ใในใค] - discrimination ไบบ็จฎๅทฎๅฅ [ใใใใ ใในใค] - racial discrimination ใฌใคใทใบใ - racism ใใขใใฉใใข - homophobia ๅฅด้ทๅถ [ใฉใใใใ] - slavery ๆค้ฒ [ใใใใค] - censorship ่ฒกๆฟ [ใใใใ] - public finance ็จ้ [ใใใใ] - taxes ๅข็จ [ใใใใ] - tax increase ๆธ็จ [ใใใใ] - tax cut ไบ็ฎ [ใใใ] - budget ๅฝๅต [ใใใใ] - national debt, government bond ็ฆ็ฅ [ใตใใ] - welfare ๅป็ [ใใใใ] - healthcare ๆ่ฒ [ใใใใใ] - education ๅคฑๆฅญ [ใใคใใใ] - unemployment ่ฒงๅฐ [ใฒใใใ] - poverty ๆฐๅๅคๅ [ใใใใธใใฉใ] - climate change ๆ่ญฐ [ใใใ] - protest ใใข๏ผใใขใณในใใฌใผใทใงใณ๏ผ- demonstration ้ไผ [ใใ ใใใ] - rally, assembly ่ซ้ก [ใใใใ] - petition ใญใใผๆดปๅ [ใญใใผใใคใฉใ] - lobbying ไธ่ซ [ใใใ] - public opinion ไธ่ซ่ชฟๆป [ใใใใกใใใ] - opinion poll ้ฉๅฝ [ใใใใ] - revolution ในใใฉใคใญ - strike ใใคใณใใ - boycott ใใญใชใบใ - terrorism ๆฑ่ท [ใใใใ] - corruption ๆดๅ [ใผใใใใ] - violence ๆทๅ [ใใใใ] - torture ๅฝ้ๆฟๆฒป [ใใใใใใใ] - international politics ๅคไบค [ใใใใ] - diplomacy ๅคไบคๆฟ็ญ [ใใใใใใใใ] - foreign policy ๅฏพๅคๆดๅฉ [ใใใใใใใใ] โ foreign aid ๆก็ด [ใใใใใ] - treaty ๅถ่ฃ [ใใใใ] - sanctions ๅฝๅข [ใใฃใใใ] - border ้ ๅ [ใใใใฉ] - territory ไธปๆจฉ [ใใ ใใ] - sovereignty ๅคงไฝฟ้คจ [ใใใใใ] - embassy ๅนณๅ็ถญๆ [ใธใใใใ] - peacekeeping ่ญฆๅฏ [ใใใใค] - police ่ป้ [ใใใใ] - armed forces, military, troops ็ตฑๆฒปใใ [ใจใใกใใ] - to govern, to rule (a state) ๆฒปใใ [ใใใใ] - to rule, to govern, to reign over ๅถๅฎใใ [ใใใฆใใใ] - to enact (a law, constitution) ๅฏๆฑบใใ [ใใใคใใ] - to pass (a bill) ๅฆๆฑบใใ [ใฒใใคใใ] - to reject; to vote down (a bill) ๆ็ฅจใใ [ใจใใฒใใใใ] - to vote ้ธใถ [ใใใถ] - to choose, to select ็ซๅ่ฃใใ [ใใฃใใใปใใ] - to run for office, to stand as a candidate ๅฝ้ธใใ [ใจใใใใใ] - to be elected ่ฝ้ธใใ [ใใใใใใ] - to lose an election ๆ่ญฐใใ [ใใใใใ] - to protest ๆฏๆใใ [ใใใใ] - to support, to back (a candidate, party, policy) ๅๅฏพใใ [ใฏใใใใใ] - to oppose
Finnish idioms my wife has translated directly into English:
- There are no roses for pigs
- One potato at a time
- Put ice in their hats
- The horses are escaping
- She's no spring onion
- To have one's own cow in the ditch
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Made a post about Estonian and Finnish compared as 24th february was Estonian independence day! You can find out a lot more in my blog post on chiaraofthenorth.com. Thanks @seasidejuniper and @kriimuline-blog for comments about vowel length!!
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@onigiri-studies officially turned one year old yesterday! ๐ฅณ๐ Slowly trying to ease myself back into studying.
What i did today:
- รถsd B1 test (Leseverstehen und Sprachbausteine-i'm happy to say that I only made one mistake)
- started to journal (it's very fun tbh, especially since I have a pocket printer and can make my own stickers or print templates if i want to)
New Article: What Makes Russian Sound Like Russian?
Remember that poll where most of you said hard/soft consonants were killing your Russian pronunciation? You were RIGHT. This is where the real battle happens.
Just posted Part 2 of my pronunciation series, and it's all about consonants, the backbone of Russian phonetics.
What you'll learn:
Why Russian sounds "aggressive" (it's about prevoicing, not attitude)
Why your Russian friends can't pronounce final consonants in English
The truth about ะจ vs ะฉ (spoiler: it's just hard vs soft)
What ACTUALLY happens with your tongue when you palatalize (because "raise your tongue toward your palate" helps exactly nobody)
Includes minimal pairs audio + the actual science behind tongue root movement that Russian textbooks conveniently ignore.
Master your consonants, and 80% of Russian pronunciation is done. The other 20%? That's vowels, and they're coming in the next article.
Read the new article here.
