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乙
>パンを齧るがそろそろお米が恋しくなってくる。
>パンはパンで美味しいが、日本人としてはお米が食べたい。
orz
4番ってなに?
Hate it
Where can I get more practice for the stuff I'm learning through Tae Kim? Like drills, constructing my own sentences, etc.
本八幡は場所の名前
本八幡愛は本八幡を愛してる人って意味
どうも
Does anyone know where I can get japenese subs for the gochuumon wa usagi desu ka sing for you OVA or the dear my sister movie? They aren't on kitsu.
>Hirohito (the 124th Emperor of Japan)
>Akihito (the 125th Emperor of Japan)
>Naruhito (the 126th Emperor of Japan)
I always mix these three names up because they all end with "-hito."
I wanted to ask whether there are jokes that other emperors weren't 人 in japanese, but I checked the list of japanese emperors and it seems like the first simple -hito name goes back to year 858 and continues to pop up almost every other emperor rotation. That's kind of crazy.
Damn my man's reading from a piece of paper in front of like 200 million people
For your reference, the younger brother of Naruhito is also named Fumihito which ends with "-hito"
en.wikipedia.org
Of course, the name of Fumihito's son also ends with "-hito".
en.wikipedia.org
Not gonna lie, I can't tell who is who, lol
He's an emperor, why would he care
本八幡(もとやはた)は地名で
本八幡愛は「本八幡を愛している」という意味です
制御の御が「徒」になってる…
乙
え
Seems like from now and all the way to 14th century 興子 and 智子 are the only 2 emperors who weren't *仁
Were they remarkable in some way?
>毎日、漢字や文法などを勉強する事が僕に殺させます。
I’m trying to say studying kanji and stuff every day is killing me.
Is the use of passive form here correct? If so, are the particles correct or would it be [studying]に僕が?