#japanese vocaulary

[alvsstudies]

庭には二羽鶏がいる 🐔

にわ には にわ にわとり が いる

There are two chickens in the garden

#learnt this beauty of a sentence yesterday and wanted to share #because it makes me happy hahah #childlike joy ✨ #aww learning languages <3 #langblr #studyblr #japanese #japanese practice #japanese vocaulary #japanese vocab #learn japanese #japanese langblr #日本語

[divorcetual]

japanese is an interesting language esp. in use of loan words, bcs often when it uses words from a latin based language it changes slightly given its syllabric structure (The japanese alphabet uses a mostly consonant-vowel syllable structure- basically every alphabet character represents a syllable, as opposed to the latin alphabet which represent individual sounds) and how some sounds will exist in latin languages and not in japanese (and vice-versa) And usually the loan words are still recognizable, even if changed slightly (see: kirisuto and christo (kee-ree-soo-tou vs kuu-ree-ss-tou)) but sometimes a loan word had so mant sounds that dont exist in japanese and/or cant be said without a sound added on (see the sharp "s" in christo changed to "su" in japanese) that u look at a word and u go thats not even a loan word atp that is just new vocaulary with one similar syllable

#im looking through the page for #japanese loan words from portuguese

[alvsstudies]

笑っちゃった

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