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Four Japanese terms, all consisting of two kanji, have been compiled by me.
I just realized recently that I'm still not clear on what's the difference between くらい／ぐらい and ごろ. They both mean "approximately", or "around", but are used differently.
The site below helped me to understand the difference pretty quickly.
Basically:
くらい／ぐらい is used for durations of time, e.g. 2時ぐらいかかります。
ごろ is used for specifying the point in time, e.g. 2時ごろに始まります。
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I’ve been really enjoying using Kitsun instead of Anki to drill N1 vocab. I’m 7% through the deck and should probably start reading something. Maybe I’ll finish the last two chapters of キノの旅 which I started a year ago.
I’ve also been reading a story on Satori reader with my Discord group every week. We finally finished all 59 chapters of 壁の穴 after about a year of reading together! 🎉 We started コナの大冒険 last week, so switched from reading about mice to reading about cats. I also started watching Blue Period with bilingual subs and the art is gorgeous.
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