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2021年８月3日[48/100]

Did a listening practice

Finished the 1st week in 総まとめn3文法

Revised vocabulary/kanji

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2021年７月12日 [27/100]

Revised Kanji (Tobira)

studied grammar (~を問わず/~に限り/~つきに)

studied vocabulary (Mainly from Try n2)

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♥  I need the following blogs on my dash  ♥

- artblr

- studyblr

- art history blogs

- langblr

- Japanese language blogs

- japanese fashion blogs

- japanese music blogs (rock, visual kei, jpop)

- aesthetics

Thank you!

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there are times like this(><)

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アマゾンで注文した漢字ドリル用ノートがやっと届きましたぁ！

Notebooks for kanji have finally arrived. Bought them from amazon : )

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New books always gets me excited

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My Japanese Notes Masterpost

Genki 1 Notes

*NOTE: Initially, I was posting lesson sheets and kanji sheets separately. After finishing the Lesson 3 sheets, I decided it was more efficient (and probably easier to find them) if I posted them together. This is why Lessons 1 through 3 have two post links. ごめんね！^_^;;

Lesson 1: lesson | kanji sheet

Lesson 2: lesson | kanji sheet

Lesson 3: here and here

Lesson 4

Lesson 5

Lesson 6

Lesson 7

Lesson 8

Lesson 9

Lessons 10 through 12 will be posted in the near future!

Grammar Notes

From Lingo Deer:

The Particle の

The Verb ある

The Verb いる

Other Notes:

Qualifying Nouns with Verbs and Adjectives (Relative Clauses)

みんな、日本語の勉強は頑張ろう！！難しいけど、諦めないで！

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ソフトクリーム

じゅかい＝n., sea of trees, abundant leafage

牧場＝ぼくじょう (n., ranch, as in the landscape)

ソフトクリーム ＝soft-serve ice cream

ミルクハウス ＝Milk House (the name of the shop)

♡ Interesting Fact: Jukaino Bokujo (”Ranch in the Forest”) in the anime is based on Makaino Farm, which is an interactive farm with livestock, activities, play equipment, views of Mount Fuji & a restaurant.

あずきクレープ

Flavors

あずきクレープ ＝ red bean (あずき) crepe

あずき生クリーム ＝ red bean with whipped cream (なまクリーム)

抹茶あずさ生クリーム ＝matcha (まっちゃ), red bean, and whipped cream

ソースクレープ

ソースクレープ ＝ sauce crepe (a crepe with just whipped cream and fruit sauce on top)

Flavors

チョコレート ＝chocolate

キャラメル ＝caramel

木いちご ＝きいちご (raspberry)

ストロベリー ＝strawberry

プルーベリー ＝blueberry

マンゴー ＝mango

株茶 ＝ まっちゃ (matcha)

Additions

各ソースのみ (¥300)＝ かくソースのみ (each sauce only; i.e. no whipped cream; 各＝かく each；のみ＝only)

生クリームのみ (¥350)＝only whipped cream

生クリーム+ソース (¥400)＝whipped cream + sauce

生クリーム+アイス (¥450)＝whipped cream + ice cream

つルーツクレープ

フルーツクレープ ＝ fruits crepe (a crepe with fresh fruits inside)

プラス¥50でアイス付できます。

プラス¥50 ＝additional 50 yen

付できます＝つけできます (付ける + できます＝can add)

アイス ＝ an abbreviation of アイスクリーム

Flavors

バナナチョコ生クリーム (¥500)＝banana + chocolate + whipped cream

バナナチョコ (¥450)＝banana + chocolate

バナナ生クリーム (¥480)＝banana + whipped cream

フルーツ生クリーム (¥500)＝fruits + whipped cream

ベリーベリー生クリーム¥500＝berry berry (two different kinds of sauce, see below) + whipped cream

ラズベリーソースとストロベリーソース

ラズベリーソース ＝raspberry sauce

と＝and

ストロベリーソース ＝ strawberry sauce

ジェラート (Gelato)

今月のジェラート (This month’s gelato; こんげつ means “this month”)

牧場ミルク ＝Ranch milk (gelato produced from the shop’s house-made milk)

〇 ミルク ＝milk

チョコレート ＝chocolate

ラムレーズン ＝rum raisin

期間限定 ＝ きかんげんてい (n., limited time)

静岡抹茶 ＝しずおかまっちゃ (Shizuoka matcha)

〇 〇紅茶 ＝こうちゃ (black tea)

クッキークリーム＝ cookies and cream

マロン ＝melon

ティとラミス ＝tea and ramune

**Note: I can’t find the kanji characters in the screencap where the 〇 are! If anyone can help out, that would be great～♡

スウィーツ (Sweets)

富士山のチーズケーキ ＝ふじさんのチーズケーキ (Mt. Fuji Cheesecake)

モオ～モォ～ロール ＝Moo Moo Roll

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お久しぶり!!(*´ω｀)

皆さんお久しぶりです！！

長い時間にいなくてごめんなさい！！最近仕事とか忙しいからあまり時間ありません(´；ω；`) でも、今からもっとActiveにできます！ 皆さんも元気ですか？？？ I’m sorry I’ve been away for so long! I got busy with life. I hope you have all been well! -まいか

#日本語 #welcome back

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Japanese Addresses

The structure of the Japanese address or 住所 (じゅうしょ) is different from addresses in most parts of the world. Only the main streets in the cities have names, and individual buildings may not have numbers. The order of the address is written opposite to most English-speaking addresses - the Japanese postal code comes first while the street number comes last.

Large cities like Tokyo and Osaka are divided into 区 (く) or wards.

区 are divided into 町 (ちょう) which are towns or neighborhoods.

町 are divided into 丁目 (ちょうめ) or districts.

丁目 are divided into 街区 (がいく) which are city blocks.

街区 then have separate 番号 (ばんごう) or building numbers.

The address for the Tokyo Metropolitan Oizumi Central Park is:

〒178-0061  東京都  練馬区  大泉学園町  ９丁目４−3

The post code is 178-0061.

The city is Tokyo (東京都), read Tokyo-to, meaning the Metropolis of Tokyo.

The ward is Nerima-ku (練馬区).

The neighborhood is Ōizumigakuen-chō (大泉学園町).

The district is 9-chōme, the city block number is 4, and the numbered address is 3 (９丁目４−3).

However, addresses don’t always include all of these parts, especially in smaller towns, or even within Tokyo itself. For example, the address for the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo is:

〒106-6150  東京都  港区  六本木  ６丁目１０−1,  六本木ヒルズ森タワー,  53階

Here you will find the post code, the city (Tokyo-to), and the ward (Minato-ku) just as before, but there is no -町, just Roppongi (六本木) and then the address numbers (６丁目１０−1) and the building name ( 六本木ヒルズ森タワー or Roppongi Hills Mori Tower) and floor (53-kai). Oftentimes, the 丁目 is dropped and the address numbers would simply read 6-10-1.

Note: When you address a letter to Japan (or even within Japan), addressing it in the Latin alphabet or ローマ字 is perfectly acceptable. It is also acceptable to address it in the Western format, with the street address first and the post code last. If you address it in the Japanese format, the name of the person to whom you are sending the post would be last, with their name followed by the formal honorific -sama (様).

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05.22.21. Late night study corner.

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Hi! So I'm learning the Thai Alphabet and I learned about Low Class Consonants, Middle Classes Consonants, and High Class Consonants. What's the difference between the different classes?

these classes are like an indicator of the tones and how the words will be pronounced.

(as shown below in the picture)

- middle class consonants

live syllable : can be used with all tones

dead syllable : can be used with low, falling, high, and rising tones

- high class consonants

live syllable : can be used with low, falling, and rising tones

dead syllable : can be used with low and falling tones

- low class consonants

live syllable : can be used with middle, falling, and high tones

dead syllable - short : can be used with falling and high tones

dead syllable - long : can be used with falling, high, and rising tones

ps. live syllables are words that end with consonants น ม ย ว ง and with long vowels, while dead syllables are those that end with consonants ก บ ด and with short vowels. however, there are also dead syllables that can end in long vowels so this made them part of the dead syllables - long group, while its counterparts that end in short vowels naturally are in dead syllables - short group.

ps no.2 in thai, there are 4 tonal symbols (excluding the middle tone because it doesn’t have any symbols) but sometimes, the words might not be pronounced as how they are indicated by the tonal symbols. for example, let’s look at the low class consonant. the falling tone’s symbol is ้. however, though the word น่า is pronounced in the falling tone, which the symbol should have actually been ้, the symbol presented in the word is ่. this is because of the consonants classes rules. (which will be too long to explain here and i personally cannot memorise all the rules myself to be honest)

ps no.3 the lass row that i erased is about ห นำ which i’m begging you not to learn about it right now because it’s one of the hardest things in the entire thai language me and my friends still don’t understand it oml

picture credits : https://sites.google.com/site/tiryangkhsrangkha/neux-hab-m-reiyn/kar-phan-xaksr-sam-hmu + edited by me to add the english translation asdfgjhfskha

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Thai Vowels and Pronunciation Guide

thai vowels have 21 symbols and 32 sounds (which on some sites might say we have 32 vowels) in thai, there are 18 short vowels and 14 long vowels. below here is a list of all vowels. the ones i group together have the similar sounds, it’s just that some are short vowels while some are long, if this makes any sense. it’s like the words “italy” and “we”. “i” in italy is short right there, while “e” in we is long. then try making the “i” in italy longer, yup, sound similar to “e” in “we” right? that’s how vowels work here.

ps. these may not be linguistically correct. but as a native, it’s the best explanation i can come up with. and it’s pretty challenging to break down one of the most basic things which we natives often neglect lol anyway, enjoy!

Keep reading

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Thai Alphabet and Pronunciation Guide (Consonants)

thai alphabet consists of 44 consonant letters, and 21 vowel symbols with 32 vowel sounds. here i’ve listed down the 44 consonants with their identical sounds in english. and the symbols in the parenthesis are their coordinate ipa.

ก (k) : gala, games, goat, garlic, gun

ข (kʰ) : car, cry, calm, kin, candy

ฃ (kʰ) : can, could, because, kind, coffee *obsolete*

ฅ (kʰ) : cold, crab, keen, cup, care *obsolete*

ค (kʰ) : come, colony, carry, keep, call

ฆ (kʰ) : command, clock, cake, key, climb

ง (ŋ) : thing, cling, strong, painting, bring

จ (tɕ) : jewellery, judge, joke, enjoy, just

ฉ (tɕʰ) : chew, show, shark, shallow, pressure

ช (tɕʰ) : sharp, shadow, cheese, shine, should

ซ (s) : sell, seal, someone, solo, sing

ฌ (tɕʰ) : choke, shake, shore, shall, shame

ญ (j) : yellow, yard, yarn, yes, yam

ฎ (d) : damp, dull, dream, dog, dark

ฏ (t) : similar to ㄸ in korean, d in chinese (弟弟、豆腐、大、打)

ฐ (tʰ) : team, teal, tan, tomb, tamarind

ฑ (tʰ) : total, torch, tool, tin, time

ฒ (tʰ) : tone, tear, teen, trade, tech

ณ (n) : know, now, need, no, night

ด (d) : don’t, dance, deal, door, doom

ต (t) : similar to ㄸ in korean, d in chinese (弟弟、豆腐、大、打)

ถ (tʰ) : tell, to, take, towel, tea

ท (tʰ) : trap, tower, troop, two, true

ธ (tʰ) : talk, try, toddler, tail, town

น (n) : never, new, nine, nanny, numb

บ (b) : about, break, brand, business, breathe

ป (p) : similar to ㅃ in korean, b in chinese (爸爸、笔、帮、拜)

ผ (pʰ) : pen, park, proud, play, plan

ฝ (f) : far, feel, fly, find, fin

พ (pʰ) : penny, power, paw, pebble, paper

ฟ (f) : for, fool, freedom, reflect, flower

ภ (pʰ) : people, party, pyjamas, place, pan

ม (m) : million, miles, me, more, moment

ย (j) : yank, you, yawn, year, youth

ร (r ) : the ร sound is neither american nor chinese r. it’s similar to the one in spanish, italian, russian, tagalog, etc.

ล (l) : love, alone, lay, lie, light (do take note that in informal conversations, most thai drop the rolling r sound from ร and pronounce it as ล instead)

ว (w) : way, wind, wheel, whale, walk

ศ (s) : start, side, seem, reason, seat

ษ (s) : sun, sand, sky, sea, soul

ส (s) : secret, search, seven, safe, sit

ห (h) : heart, heat, heal, hike, hollow

ฬ (l) : life, lake, loop, lean, low

อ (ʔ) : even, always, apple, amber, army

ฮ (h) : how, hill, hand, hug, house

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#ナナ #nana

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𝑯𝒆𝒚, 𝑵𝒂𝒏𝒂...

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“November, the most beautiful month! Walking the streets, enveloped in a general lazy drizzle, shut off from the details around you, rendered impermeable, alone…”

— Mihail Sebastian, For Two Thousand Years (trans. Philip Ó Ceallaigh)

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