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She’s perfect!
Felt like I needed to improve the abomination of a flag belonging to Bienville Parish, Louisiana. My first flag, be gentle.
lol what a horrible flag… i did some investigation and apparenty its been a meme on flag reddit for a while to make flags like this for other places. i like this one
thats the flag germany deserves tbh
Must know Japanese adverbs! 🌟
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Rendaku, aka sequential voicing in Japanese, is the reason why HitoBito isn't HitoHito. Learn the rules behind it for an 80% guess rate.
Rendaku, also known as “sequential voicing” in English, is an aspect of the Japanese language you’ve almost certainly come across, no matter what your level of Japanese. Have you learned any of these words?
ひとびと (people)
てがみ (letter)
はなび (fireworks)
ひらがな (hiragana)
If so, you’ve already seen rendaku in action. Rendaku happens when two or more words join together to form one word, and the initial consonant of the second word becomes voiced. (In written form, it gets the little dakuten or handakuten mark.) That’s rendaku!
Perhaps you asked your Japanese teacher why 人々 is ひとびと and not ひとひと. Or maybe you asked why はんはん doesn’t change to はんばん. To these questions, you probably received a sigh and one of the following answers:
“It’s random.” – Japanese tutor
“You just have to memorize them.” – Japanese professor
“Yet another unsatisfactory response.” – A typical Japanese textbook
But it doesn’t have to be this way! There are rules and patterns. And theories, lots of them. Trouble is, none of them do a great job of showing the whole picture. Some have explanations we were able to disprove by ourselves with very little effort. By combing through them all, we were able to put together a guide that actually makes sense.
If you read our guide, you’ll be able to predict (or at least understand) why certain words receive the rendaku treatment most of the time. Even if you’re just a beginner of Japanese, you’ll be able to understand a surprising amount. Plus, it will answer your nagging ひとびと questions.
Read more!
there’s a website where you put in two musicians/artists and it makes a playlist that slowly transitions from one musician’s style of music to the other’s
it’s really fun
lady gaga -> napalm death takes a weird detour through epic rap battles of history
This is actually really useful for finding music that’s in between genres that I wouldn’t know to look for.
This has nothing to do with books but it’s COOL
Yesterday at work these two 12yo boys came through my line and i’m instantly like. oh Boy. Because solo children at a grocery store are always forces of chaos, good or bad
But thankfully these ones were totally pleasant, and when i asked if they wanted a receipt one of them pulled out a random fuckin receipt from his bag and asked “Do YOU???” and y’all, i lost my shit… What a power move. When will i ever be this funny
hello there! are there any sites that can help me practice reading in japanese for free? like news sites, manga sites, or sites that provide free e-books to read. also, can you recommend any japanese podcasts that can help me in my listening practice? thank you for answering this question!
Manga Library Z (Jコミ) has a bunch of out-of-print manga available
E-hon and Ehon hiroba are both good for picture books.
Hukumusume has classic tales. This one has the option to use parallel text with English.
NHK Easy News. any underlined words have a J-J popup dictionary entry attached to them.
Matcha for easy travel articles
Aozora Bunko for copyright expired books. Might be easier to use with an app. Just plug 青空文庫 into your app store and a few options should pop up.
Syosetu and Pixiv are good for finding fanfiction, pixiv has a lot of original stories mixed in there as well.
The podcasts I reccomend are the same as the ones Asta already recommended ^^; ひいきびいき and Muggles’ Giggles You could also check out the RadioJapan app to listen to japanese radio stations or try browsing for Japanese Ted talks.
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Tama is boss
THE TRAINS HAVE CARTOON TAMAS ON THEM
Sad update everyone, Tama recently passed away… An estimated 3,000 people, including railway officials, attended Tama the cat’s funeral on Sunday, days after she died of heart failure aged 16. [x]
For those who haven’t read articles about it, the local shrine elevated her to a god. She’s now the Eternal Stationmaster and patron god of the station.
Beautiful.
Now I’m crying thanks
and a new cat was hired right?
yep! her name is Nitama (essentially ”second tama” or “tama II”) and she served under Tama as an apprentice before being appointed her deputy
she works very hard
Everytime this crosses my dash, I reblog. It is the law.
I’m crying at 11pm over train cats
Nitama, already now a mature cat (born 2010), has a protege named Yontama (fourth Tama, b. 2016). There is no information available for either the physical befellment or tragic self-disgrace which has removed Santama from contention.
^Nitama majestic, and below with Yontama
Yontama.
a legacy

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japanese book recommendations
japanese literature is one of the reasons i absolutely adore the language and the culture. it’s unique, different from anything i’ve seen in literature from other parts of the world. during the years of learning japanese i’ve discovered many authors and books that are now my favourite, so i thought i’d share them with you! they can become great help while studying japanese, but you definitely should read them for fun first - it’s worth it, believe me.
i’m gonna include romaji, in case someone who doesn’t speak japanese wanted to read these!
dazai osamu - ningen shikkaku (太宰治・人間失格) (english title: no longer human)
this novel is considered one of the masterpieces of contemporary literature in japan. it’s taught at school, adapted to mangas and films and anime series, reissued up to this day despite it being first published in 1948. the book follows a man who feels like he is losing his ability to be human. it’s a timeless story, but also very sad and engulfing the readers in hopelessness. don’t read if you hate emotional rollercoasters.
natsume souseki - kokoro (夏目漱石・こころ)
natsume is another of the most respected japanese writers, this novel considered his masterpiece. during a trip, the protagonist meets someone he calls sensei - someone he deeply admires and looks up to. however, sensei is more mysterious than it seems. though the plot is quite simple and spoiling it in any way would be ruining your fun, it’s definitely worth reading. the author conveyed the feelings of admiration, loss, guilt, shame, as well as described developing friendship between the two men.
yumeno kyuusaku - dogra magra (夢野久作・ドグラマグラ)
the japanese say that whoever finishes this novel will surely go mad. i can’t deny; when reading it for the first time i stopped halfway because it’s very long and difficult. i still want to go back and read it properly though. it’s a very creepy and disturbing story about a man who wakes up in a mental hospital, not remembering who he is, why he’s there and what he has to do with the woman who keeps calling him from behind the wall. since this novel has no english or even european language translation (only a french one, to my knowledge) reading it would be big challenge. it contains a lot of medical vocabulary related to psychiatry and mental illnesses. recommended to horror fans.
yoshimoto banana - kitchen (吉本ばなな・キッチン)
this novel is quite short and fairly easy to read. it’s often described as a shoujo manga without pictures. it tells a story of a young woman who loses her last family member and suddenly finds herself lost in the adult world. luckily, she gets the chance to live with her acquaintance and his mother. the mother is actually a father, but it doesn’t stop them all to live together like a family. this book is very calm and melancholic, devoid of swift action, focused more on the feelings of the characters. it’s full of coziness and descriptions of food. read when it’s dark outside.
sakurazaka hiroshi - all you need is kill (桜坂洋・all you need is kill)
now this book might seem like it doesn’t fit in this list, which is full of classics and serious books. it’s a light novel, made solely for entertainment. it even got a hollywood adaptation starring tom cruise (which isn’t very good, mind you). what i love about this novel, though, is its simplicity in telling the story. the hero, a soldier, gets trapped in a time loop which feels like a nightmare but also allows him to master his fighting skills. the narrations follows his witty thoughts, which is very entertaining. despite it being simple, the novel is touching and gripping, it also has a fairly simple language to read it in japanese.
that sums up my top 5 japanese books list. if you have any recommendations of your own, don’t hesitate to add them here, since i’m always looking for new books to read!
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Do you know any tests for checking Japanese level?
Hi there, after a quick google I found this website which has a variety of online self-check tests to see which level of Japanese (beginner/intermediate/advanced) as well as which JLPT level (N5/N4/N3/N2/N1) you fall into.There’s also this website, and this one!
Giant Freaking Japanese Color List
This list’s intention is to give quite a few common-ish colors a home together in one post for learning purposes and spicing up one’s color vocabulary. For color names that don’t match their English equivalents, I’ve given what I feel is the most accurate translation of the name, plus the literal meaning of the Japanese name for the color. I’ve mostly excluded color names like
真っ黒(まっくろ)pure black
墨色(すみいろ)inky black (literally ink color)
濡れ羽色(ぬればいろ)jet black (literally wet wing color)
烏羽色(からすばいろ) glossy black (literally crow wing black)
鈍色(にぶいろ)dark, dull grey (literally dull color)
鉛色(なまりいろ)lead color (livid)
鼠色(ねずみいろ) darkish grey, like rat fur (literally rat color)
鋼色(はがねいろ)steel color (steel blue, blueish-gray)
桜色(さくらいろ)pale pink (literally cherry blossom color)
桃色(ももいろ)light pink (literally (Japanese) peach color)
岩礁色(がんしょういろ)coral reef color (darkish pink)
真っ赤(まっか)pure red
紅梅色(こうばいいろ)red Japanese plum color
紅色(べにいろ)crimson
鉄色(てついろ)reddish-black (literally iron color)
橙色(だいだいいろ)orange
茜色(あかねいろ)deep reddish-orange (like that of a sunset) (literally madder red)
柿色(かきいろ)reddish-brown (literally persimmon color)
朱色(しゅいろ)vermillion/ cinnabar
緋色(ひいろ)vermillion (often translated as scarlet)
鳥の子色(とりのこいろ)eggshell color (literally bird’s egg color)
玉子色(たまごいろ)light yellowish (literally egg color)
山吹色(やまぶきいろ)bright, golden yellow (literally mountain blow color (wish I knew about this one for my previous color post..))
黄土色(おうどいろ)yellow ochre
琥珀色(こはくいろ)amber color
萌黄色 (もえぎいろ) yellowish-green (literally sprouting yellow color)
柳色(やなぎいろ)pea green (literally willow green)
鶯色(うぐいいろ)similar to olive green, perhaps slightly lighter (literally Japanese nightingale green)
苔色(こけいろ)moss green
若草色(わかくさいろ)chartreuse, lime grren (literally young grass color)
翡翠色(ひすいいろ)jade green
千歳緑 (ちとせみどり)evergreen (literally 1,000 year green)
仙斎茶 or千歳茶 (せんさいちゃ)dark brownish-green (literally 1,000 year tea)
鴨の羽色(かものはいろ)teal (literally duck wing color)
青緑色 or 青緑(せいりょくしょく or あおみどり) turquoise/ aqua (literally blue-green color)
碧色(へきしょく)greenish-blue (sorta that sea water blue color)
真っ青(まっさお)pure blue
白殺しor 藍白 (しろころし or あいじろ)very light whitish blue (literally white killing or indigo white)
瓶覗色(かめのぞきいろ)lightish blue (literally water jug peek color)
水色(みずいろ)light blue (literally water color)
空色(そらいろ)sky blue
浅葱色(あさぎいろ)dark cyan (literally pale leek color.. ??)
縹色(はなだいろ)light blue
瑠璃色(るりいろ)cobalt blue
紺碧(こんぺき)azure
紺色(こんいろ)navy blue
勝つ色(かついろ)dark, blackish indigo (literally victory color)
藍色(あいいろ) indigo
藤色(ふじいろ)lavender (literally wisteria color)
ライラック lilac
菫色(すみれいろ)violet
葡萄色(えびいろ or ぶどういろ)dark purple, maroon (literally shrimp color or grape color respectively)
ベージュ色(ベージュいろ)beige
肌色(はだいろ)skin color
茶色(ちゃいろ)tawny brown, lightish brown (literally tea color)
狐色(きつねいろ)light brown, orangish-brown (literally fox color)
褐色(かっしょく)brown
鳶色(とびいろ)auburn (literally black kite color (a type of bird))
焦げ茶色(こげちゃいろ)dark brown (literally burnt tea brown)
銅色(あかがねいろ)copper
青銅色(せいどういろ)bronze (that sort of greenish rusted bronze) (literally blue copper/bronze color)
—-these last few are just color-related terms—-
蛍光(けいこう)fluorescent
透明(とうめい)clear
メタリック(metallic)
Alright, that about covers everything I wanted to put in this post. I shied away from including colors that are loanwords (like オリーブ色)because they are usually pretty self-explanatory. feel free to correct me if I made any errors, or add other colors you find important which I may have missed. If people make enough additions to add other advanced colors, I may end up making a part 2 for this post. Thanks for reading.
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凹
Every once in a while there’s a Kanji that looks like anything but a kanji. 凹 is one of those. Irritating.
thats why 凸凹 is still the funniest looking word to me
Horrifying! Especially with its one meaning and three readings.
When I read an article about kirakira names, 凸凹 made an appearance.
Who wouldn’t want to be called テトリス?
How could this become so much worse this fast!?

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VOCABULARY
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READING
✅🛠Japanese.io ✅🛠Read More Or Die ✅🛠Text Analysis ✅🛠Tenjin Reader ✅🖥️Satori Reader ✅🖥️Reajer ⏫🗞️NHK News ⏫🗞️Yomiuri Newspaper ⏫🗞️Nikkan Gendai ⏫🖥️ Read Manga Online 🔼🗞️High School Newspaper 🔼🗞️Kodomo Asahi (Kid’s Asahi News) 🔼🖥️Japanese Subreddits 🔼🖥️The Great ChokoChoko Library ⬇️🖥️Japanese Reading Practice For Beginners ⬇️🖥️Real World Japanese ⬇️🗞️NHK Easy News ⬇️🗞️NHK Easier
WRITING
✅🖥️Lang 8 ✅🛠All Verb Conjugations Cheatsheet ✅🛠How to write on Japanese essay paper (Genkouyoushi) ✅🛠Japanese Journal Writing Beginners to Advanced ⏫🛠Phrases for report writing
LISTENING
✅🛠Language Pal Pack: Questions to Kickstart Conversation ✅🖥️RhinoSpike ✅🖥️NHK WORLD TV ✅🖥️Documentaries About Japan You Can Watch For Free ✅🖥️Top 5 Japanese Dramas ⏫🛠Japanese Audiobooks List ⏫🛠Japanese Audiobooks 2 ⏫🖥️Bilingual News 🔼🖥️TBS News 🔼🛠Japanese Drama Subtitles 🔼🛠Japanese Drama Subtitles 2 ⬇️🗞️NHK Easy News ⬇️🗞️NHK Easier ⬇️🖥️Learn Japanese Pod ⬇️🖥️Erin’s Challenge! ⬇️🖥️Nihongo de Kurasou
SPEAKING
✅🛠Language Pal Pack: Questions to Kickstart Conversation ✅🖥️Make Language Pals ✅🖥️RhinoSpike ✅📱HelloTalk ✅🎮Rosetta Stone Japanese ✅📚Japanese Accent Dictionary ✅🛠Japanese Accent Guide
DICTIONARIES/TRANSLATION TOOLS
✅🛠Kotobank ✅🛠Tangorin ✅🛠Weblio ✅🛠Jisho.org ✅🛠ALC ✅🛠Ninjal-LWP ✅🛠WWWJDIC ✅📚Dictionary of Japanese Grammar and Verbs ✅📚Japanese Accent Dictionary ⏫📚A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar 🔼📚A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar ⬇️📚A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar ⏬📚Elementary School Dictionary ⏬📚All about Particles
JLPT
✅🖥️JLPT Website ✅🖥️TANOS ✅🖥️JLPT Study Plan ✅🖥️Last Minute Resources ✅🖥️Sample Practice Tests ✅📚Nihongo So Matome ✅📚Donna Toki, Dou Tsukau ✅📚New Kanzen Master 🔼📚Speed Master Series
SOFTWARE & APPS
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TEXTBOOKS
✅📚Nihongo So Matome ✅📚Donna Toki, Dou Tsukau ✅📚Dictionary of Japanese Grammar and Verbs ✅📚New Kanzen Master ⏫📚A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar ⏫📚Nihongo Bunkei Jiten 🔼📚A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar 🔼📚Tobira: Gateway to Advanced Japanese ⬇️📚A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar ⏬📚Elementary School Dictionary ⏬📚All about Particles ⏬📚Genki Series ⏬📚Japanese from Zero
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