Apartments and Mansions
Mar 17, 2016 17:39
There are many loanwords in Japan, and today I will talk about two of them: "アパート (apartment)" and "マンション (mansion)."
The meaning of "アパート" is the same as "apartment," but the meaning of "マンション" is different from "mansion."
In Japan, we call relatively large/luxury apartments "マンション."
Actually, I will live in マンション from next month, but it has only one narrow room.
You will never think of my living space as a mansion.
By the way, since "man" of "mansion" means ten thousand in Japan, we sometimes call really luxury apartments "億ション(oku-sion, 'oku' means '100 million' in Japan).
The meaning of "アパート" is the same as "apartment," but the meaning of "マンション" is different from "mansion."
In Japan, we call relatively large/luxury apartments "マンション."
Actually, I will live in マンション from next month, but it has only one narrow room.
You will never think of my living space as a mansion.
By the way, since "man" of "mansion" means ten thousand in Japan, we sometimes call really luxury apartments "億ション(oku-sion, 'oku' means '100 million' in Japan).
アパートとマンション
日本語には多くの外来語がありますが、今日は「アパート」と「マンション」について話します。
アパートは英語の「apartment」と同じ意味ですが、マンションは英語の「mansion」とは異なります。
日本では、アパートのうち、比較的大きかったり豪華であるものを、マンションと呼んでいます。
実は、私は来月からマンションに住みますが、とても狭く、決してmansionではありません。
ちなみに、マンションのマンは「万」と読めることから、マンションの中でも1億円を超えるような高級なものを「億ション」と呼ぶことがあります。
日本語には多くの外来語がありますが、今日は「アパート」と「マンション」について話します。
アパートは英語の「apartment」と同じ意味ですが、マンションは英語の「mansion」とは異なります。
日本では、アパートのうち、比較的大きかったり豪華であるものを、マンションと呼んでいます。
実は、私は来月からマンションに住みますが、とても狭く、決してmansionではありません。
ちなみに、マンションのマンは「万」と読めることから、マンションの中でも1億円を超えるような高級なものを「億ション」と呼ぶことがあります。
No. 1 Kimira
- Apartments and Mansions
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There are many loanwords in Japan, and today I will talk about two of them: "アパート (apartment)" and "マンション (mansion)."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- The meaning of "アパート" is the same as "apartment," but the meaning of "マンション" is different from "mansion."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In Japan, we call relatively large/luxury apartments "マンション."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Actually, I will live in マンション from next month, but it has only one narrow room.
- Actually, I will live in a マンション from next month, but it has only has one narrow room.
- You will never think of my living space as a mansion.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- By the way, since "man" of "mansion" means ten thousand in Japan, we sometimes call really luxury apartments "億ション(oku-sion, 'oku' means '100 million' in Japan).
- By the way, since the "man" asof in "mansion" means ten thousand in Japanese, we sometimes call really luxury apartments "億ション(oku-sion, since 'oku' means '100 million' in Japanese).
I really enjoyed this entry! Especially the part about how "億ション" came about.
Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post!
I'm glad you enjoyed my post (^^)
Thank you very much for correcting my post!
I'm glad you enjoyed my post (^^)
No. 2 aymayyy
- The meaning of "アパート" is the same as "apartment," but the meaning of "マンション" is different from "mansion."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- In Japan, we call relatively large/luxury apartments "マンション."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Actually, I will live in マンション from next month, but it has only one narrow room.
- Actually, I will live in a マンション from starting next month, but it has only one narrow room.
- You will never think of my living space as a mansion.
- You would never think of my living space as a mansion.
- By the way, since "man" of "mansion" means ten thousand in Japan, we sometimes call really luxury apartments "億ション(oku-sion, 'oku' means '100 million' in Japan).
- By the way, since the "man" in "mansion" means ten thousand in Japan, we sometimes call really luxurious apartments "億ション(oku-sion, 'oku' means '100 million' in Japan).
I didn't know that! That's very interesting.
Toru
Thank you so much for your corrections!
I'm happy to hear you say that :)
Thank you so much for your corrections!
I'm happy to hear you say that :)