CultureEssayEtymologyIdiomJapanese traditionKanjiProverbSlangUncorrected Toru Aug 01, 2023Jan 02, 2024 Buddhist term, connotation, death, defeat, fault, Japanese idiom, ōjōgiwa ga warui, refuse Ōjōgiwa ga Warui (往生際が悪い – Bad Loser) Ōjōgiwa ga Warui 往生際が悪い The Japanese idiom, ōjōgiwa ga warui (往生際が悪い), is used to describe people who try to refuse Read More
CorrectedEssayEtymologyIdiomKanji Toru Nov 08, 2018Jun 04, 2023 0 Comments 1420, come out, deceive, fault, fox, raccoon dog, reveal, tail, unintentionally, weakness Shippo wo Dasu (尻尾を出す – Revealing One’s Secret Unintentionally) Shippo wo Dasu 尻尾を出す The other day I introduced you to the idiom boro ga deru (ぼろが出る), which means to Read More
EssayEtymologyIdiomOnomatopoeiaUncorrected Toru Nov 07, 2018 0 Comments cloth, clothes, come out, damage, fault, reveal, secret, shabby, situation Boro ga Deru (ぼろが出る – Letting One’s Fault Reveal Unexpectedly) Boro ga Deru ぼろが出る Have you ever let your secret faults reveal unexpectedly? 人に見られないよう隠してきた欠点が、不意に出てしまったことはありますか? Such a situation can be described Read More
ChinaEssayProverbUncorrected Toru Oct 20, 2018 0 Comments beautiful, fault, jewelry, perfect, scar, scratch, shortcoming, spot, sun Tama ni Kizu (玉に瑕 – Even the Sun Has Spots) Tama ni Kizu 玉に瑕 Is there a perfect person or thing around you? あなたの周りには、完璧な人や、完全なものがありますか? I think that most people and Read More