Eljamin Latour

@moe_moelab 腿。🦵

Sensei~! “Mo” sounds soft and comforting 🌸 I think of moe, monogatari, and mokuhyō! What “mo” word do you know, sensei?

@NakoMoonVT C.

⳹✨ Japanese Quiz ✨⳼ Which word means "Friend"? 🤔 A：先生　sensei B：先輩　senpai C：友達　tomodachi Reply with A, B, C, or "❓" if you're not sure! ✅ Correct → I'll like it! ❌ Incorrect or ❓ → I'll reply with the answer!

@omochigasuki2 美味しそう！

峠の鶏屋さんの鶏 おいしい アゴの筋トレにもなる

@GAO19135429 Jalapeño(ハラペーニョ）だよ。墨西哥の辛いペッパー。🌶️

この緑色は何ですか？

@tmori3 それは⋯?

こういうことです

@nauru_japan 炒飯も好き！

お夜食にナウル炒飯どうぞ！！

@arinaariri I looked up パチモン, the meaning is so interesting.

@learning_yohei 17. Just a simple equation trick.

Kanji and Math test✍️ Can you solve this?🤭

@0takusociety 76%, who is she?

According to your phone's battery level, which wife did you get?

@Kuuhaku3993 It's the same way as how in Spanish, there can't be an s followed by any consonant, unless there's a vowel before it, like pronouncing Spain as "Espain". As for me, I have no issue pronouncing it because I pronounce what I see.

I don't get why English speakers struggle so much with the "tsu" sound. It's literally the same as in the word "sports". It's not like they pronounce it "spors" like how they say "soonami"

@bcarter_hobby @learning_yohei 漢("kan", Han) is a phono-semantic compound, 氵(water radical) represents the meaning and 𦰩(kan), U+26C29, represents the sound. While 字("ji", character) is also a phono-semantic compound, too, 宀(roof radical) represents the meaning, while 子(shi represents the sound.

@learning_yohei This works at first, but then... 「漢字」is 漢 a picture of the Han people? What about 字?... ...絶望 (what even is this picture?😆)

If you’re struggling to learn kanji, take a look at this. Kanji are not just letters. They are like a collection of pictures. So try to imagine drawing a picture. That’s the key to remembering kanji✍️😄

@compodulator @learning_yohei 姦(kan) also means "adultery", imagine a guy having fun with 3 women. lol

@learning_yohei You forgot the ♀️=女=woman, 🗣️📢=姦=noisy thing. 😂🤣

@moe_laboratory All this time I referred to my own back as just 背(se).

A back can say more than words. Sometimes it’s the reason you keep moving forward.

@hangugeo_jp 面白い!

日本人には「ストレス」に見えて 韓国人には「잕」に見える文字列

@NakoMoonVT The Kanji is also a phono-semantic compound, 氵("sanzui", water radical) represents the meaning, while 每／毎("mai/bai", every) represents the sound, which became the onyomi 海(kai) as in 海賊("kaizoku", pirate).

Why is "mother" (母) inside the Japanese kanji for "sea" (海)? 🌊🤱🇯🇵 I was curious about this too, so I looked it up! 海 is made of 氵 (water radical) and 毎 (every). If you look closely, 毎 contains the character for mother (母)! 🔎 Here’s the origin: In ancient times, 毎 depicted a mother wearing many hair ornaments. Because these ornaments were layered together, the character came to mean "dense," "vast," or "so deep that it looks dark." So, 海 represents water (氵) that is so deep and vast (毎) that you cannot see the bottom! 💡 Fun fact: While many believe it’s because "the sea is the mother of life," the original etymological reason is to describe the sea's incredible depth and darkness. 🌸✨

@tmori3 Here's something fun to show you. How my brain sees さ(sa).

出来ないことを底上げして平均化するよりも、できることを伸ばして尖らせた方がいいと思うの。

@learning_yohei Actually, Japanese is 20% grammar and 80% manners. w

This is the Japanese language system. It’s like the Matrix. Welcome to Japanese🇯🇵😎

@LordInosuke741 @KaKaShI1531244 r/beatmetoit

@KaKaShI1531244 Monkey D Luffy

Which Anime Character Is This?

@Amelia558rs Type IDKFA and use the BFG 9000 on them.

My neighbor does this every day, and I don't know what to do. Do you have any suggestions?

@PyschopathTakes @hiragananinja Yeah, I like learning radicals, it's like puzzle pieces that show you the full picture. Like: 艹(grass radical) + 化(change) = 花(flower).

@hiragananinja Trying to memorize eighty unrelated kanji instead of learning the radicals first... no wonder you're struggling.