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Misu (ミス – Mistake/Miss)

Apr 28, 2023May 06, 2023 Toru 0 Comments 2014, entry, Germanic, miss, missan, missjan, mistake, Old English, post, wrong

Misu ミス On April 24, I made a misu (ミス – meaning “mistake”) of not pressing the submit button on

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Zehi (是非 – By All Means)

May 26, 2021Jul 26, 2021 Toru 0 Comments adverb, bad, by all means, good, noun, recommend, regardless, right, wrong

Zehi 是非 Japanese people often use the term zehi (是非) when they strongly recommend something to others. 日本人は人に何かを強く勧めるとき、「是非」という言葉を使います。 Since ze

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Shirokuro Tsukeru (白黒つける – Determining Clearly)

Oct 06, 2019Oct 05, 2019 Toru 0 Comments bad, black, clear, conclusion, determine, Go, good, right, stone, white, winner, wrong

Shirokuro Tsukeru 白黒つける Sometimes you will have a situation where you need to determine whether something is right or wrong,

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Shisshō (失笑 – Bursting into Laughter)

Mar 31, 2019 Toru 0 Comments believe, burst, burst into laughter, funny, incorrect, laugh, laughter, lose, mistake, misunderstand, wrong

Shisshō 失笑 Have you ever burst into laughter because something was so funny? 何かがおかしくて、こらえきれず笑ってしまったことはありますか? Such a laugh is referred to

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Yarukoto Nasukoto (やることなすこと – Everything One Does)

Sep 13, 2018 Toru 0 Comments all, cute, do, does, everything, expression, wrong

Yarukoto Nasukoto やることなすこと Yesterday, I used a Japanese expression, ‘yarukoto nasukoto‘ (やることなすこと). 私は昨日、「やることなすこと」という日本語を使いました。 ‘Yaru‘ (やる) means “do,” ‘koto‘ (こと) means

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