Kyou no Nihongo
Ohisashiburi! That means, “It has been a long time!” And it really has been a long time since I posted anything under Kyou no Nihongo. Anyway, I just learned new Japanese catch phrases yesterday and I mean to share them to you: Puri-tsu created by JJ magazine It’s a combination of the words, princess and tsukin (which means to commute). Puri-tsu refers to mean women who commute to work looking like royalty. Motepuyo...
Kyou no Nihongo: majide
NOTE: Be sure that you have Asian language support for your browser to view the characters. Today’s Japanese word: MAJIDE Usually written in Hiragana and Katakana as below ??? ??? Simple Definitions: Really/Very much Are you sure? Last time’s Japanese word: KAWAII
Kyou no Nihongo: kawaii
NOTE: Be sure that you have Asian language support for your browser to view the characters. Today’s Japanese word: KAWAII Kanji: ??? Hiragana: ???? Katakana: ???? Simple Definitions: Cute! Adorable! Usage: Which one is kawaii? Picture A Picture B Picture C Last week’s Japanese word: HEIKI
Kyou no Nihongo: heiki
NOTE: Be sure that you have Asian language support for your browser to view the characters. Today’s Japanese word: HEIKI Kanji: ?? Hiragana: ??? Katakana: ??? Simple Definitions: No problem! It’s ok! Forget about it! Usage: You are walking down the school hallway when you see your crush coming towards you. You hold your head up high and try to add a seductive sway to your hip. But when he almost passes you by, your sudden...
Kyou no Nihongo: dame
NOTE: Be sure that you have Asian language support for your browser to view the characters. Today’s Japanese word: DAME Kanji: ?? Hiragana: ?? ? Katakana: ?? Simple Definitions: No! It’s bad! It’s not possible! Usage: Your sister has a habit of “borrowing” your personal effects. It seems okay the first few times but you later realize that you don’t get to see your things back. So when one day she...