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   What does mean in Japanese?

   • 蒲 meaning bullrush, flag, cattail. 椛 meaning autumn foliage, birch, maple, (kokuji)./ 沢 meaning swamp, marsh, brilliance, grace. 椛 meaning autumn foliage, birch, maple, (kokuji)./ 澤 meaning swamp. 樺 meaning birch, dark red./ 沢 meaning swamp, marsh, brilliance, grace. 樺 meaning birch, dark red./ 澤 meaning swamp. 蒲 meaning bullrush, flag, cattail./

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   How do I look up a word in Japanese?

   • Type in the word to look up. You may type the word in either Japanese, Romaji or English. For example, if you want to look up the word "lover" in Japanese, you can search for either "恋人", or "こいびと", or "koibito", or "lover".

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   • JapanDict is a Japanese dictionary maintained by a group of enthusiasts in the Japanese culture and the Japanese language. After not finding any online Japanese dictionary that fulfilled our needs, we decided to start a fresh alternative to the already oversaturated offer available on the internet.

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   What does Baka mean in Japanese slang?

   • Baka – ばか – If someone says you’re “baka,” a thankyou would not be in order, this phrase means “stupid” or “idiot” in Japanese slang. In this case, when in Kansai it is taken very seriously, but when in Tokyo it is more of a friendly insult than fighting words. Chikusho – ちくしょ – This is the equivalent of the English exclamation of “Damn it!”

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   What does EROI mean in Japanese?

   • Eroi – エロい – This Japanese word is used to describe something or someone that is considered to be perverted. Not a good thing to be called by Japanese locals while on vacation. Faito! -ファイト – This is a sports term that translates into the English word “Fight!” normally used in competitions. Gomen ne – ごめんね – This term means informally “I am sorry.”

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   Which syllabary is used to write Japanese words?

   • Hiragana is the phonetic syllabary used mainly to write Japanese words or grammatical inflections. Our hiragana chart provides all the characters with their pronunciation and stroke order. Katakana is another phonetic syllabary. It is commonly used to write foreign-language and loan words or onomatopoeia.

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   Mar 16, 2018 · たなかさんは「おはよう」といいました。. The former may be a little different in different contexts, but one way it's used is to lengthen vowels when you write words in katakana. So, for example, the word for Australia, "Oosutoraria", is written as. オーストラリア.

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   Oct 1, 2020 · Check out this list of a few of the most common slang expressions and colloquialisms that are used in everyday Japanese life! The Japanese language can seem very rigid and formal. It is steeped in tradition and strict rules of acknowledgment of social status.

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   Oct 24, 2024 · Ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会) There are many experiences we say are “once in a lifetime.”. The Japanese philosophy ichi-go ichi-e takes that expression to the next level. While it can be used for mundane things like, “This is a once-in-a-lifetime sale,” the deeper meaning is related to experiences that can never be repeated.