walk – Learning English and Japanese

Koshikake (腰掛け – Chair/Makeshift Job)

05/17/2019 Toru 0 Comments assume, chair, employee, female, get married, housewife, job, lower back, makeshift job, married, place, position, rest, stand, tired, walk

Koshikake 腰掛け People often use koshikake (腰掛け) when getting tired from walking or standing. 歩くことや立つことに疲れたら、よく「腰掛け」を使います。 Koshi (腰) means “lower back,”

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Chidoriashi (千鳥足 – Walking Zigzag)

04/24/201904/25/2019 Toru 0 Comments bird, drunk, feet, finger, foot, plover, stagger, walk, zigzag

Chidoriashi 千鳥足 To walk with a stagger (especially in a drunk state) is called ‘chidoriashi‘ (千鳥足) in Japanese. 酒によってふらふらと歩くことを、日本語で「千鳥足」と言います。 Since

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Kaze wo Kiru (風を切る – Feeling the Wind)

02/28/2019 Toru 0 Comments cut, feel the wind, lower, proudly, rise, rotate, run, shoulder, strut, swagger, swiftly, walk, wind

Kaze wo Kiru 風を切る To walk, run, or rotate swiftly can be described as ‘kaze wo kiru‘ (風を切る) in Japanese.

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Nisshin Geppo (日進月歩 – Fast Progressing)

11/26/2018 Toru 0 Comments day, four-character idiom, improve, information, information technology, month, progress, security, stride, walk

Nisshin Geppo 日進月歩 Information technology, especially security technology, continually progresses day by day. 情報技術、特にセキュリティに関する技術は、日に日に絶えず進歩しています。 When describing such a fact, we