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你们好!
乙
>USA
九州民おつ
小閣閑坐
閣前竹蕭蕭 閣下水潺潺
拂簟捲簾坐 清風生其間
靜聞新蟬鳴 遠見飛鳥還
但有巾掛壁 而無客叩關
二疏返故里 四老歸舊山
吾亦適所願 求閑而得閒
閣前に竹、蕭々として
閣下に水、潺々たり
簟を払って、簾を捲いて坐り
清き風は其の間に生ず
静けく新蝉の鳴くを聞き
遠くから飛ぶ鳥の還るを見る
但だ巾の壁に掛かれる有って
而して客の叩関するは無し
二疏は故里に返り
四老は旧山に帰る
吾れも亦た願ふ所に適はば
閑を求めて閒を得む
註釈
叩関:扉を叩く。訪れる。
二疏、四老:漢代の優秀な官司。疏廣と疏受と、商山の四皓。
閑:静かな暇。
閒:何もない時間。暇。閑にほぼ同じ。
固い生地のバンズはどこで買える?日本にはソフトクラストしかないようです。
you guys fucking suck actually
Losers
ur an gey
I think I'll start watching some old black and white japanese movies to train my listening
神戸屋
お高いパン屋
What does ノリ mean in this instance?
I'm guessing it's slang but I cannot find the specific meaning.
乗る like 調子に乗る
乙
どんなパン屋かスーパーでも買えますわ。普通のパンですし
oh like that, thanks
I get she's asking if she can hang all of the doll-things (no idea what they're called in either english or japanese), but is the てくれ just a shortened form of てくれる or is it a specific conjugation?
Nowadays くれる’s imperative is くれ instead of くれろ
So, in that case, she isn't asking to hang them, but asking her dad to do so? Or does it not change the meaning at all?
>asking her dad to do so
Yes, and picture rel
Also can't really see from the picture, but I guess it's a てるてる坊主
>it's a てるてる坊主
そうそう
ありがとう