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| Blog Name: | Nihongo-A-Go-Go |
| Url: | http://nihongoagogo.com/ |
| Language: | Japanese |
| Topics: | japanese, japan, translation |
| Description: | My online Japanese translation playground |
| Popularity: | 25 Followers |
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Today’s Japanese: nyuushi
乳歯 [にゅうし] – baby teeth 乳 milk; breast 歯 tooth
乳歯 [にゅうし] – baby teeth 乳 milk; breast 歯 tooth
Today’s Japanese: nenpi
燃費 [ねんぴ] – gas mileage This compound is made up of the characters 燃 [to burn] and 費 [expense, consume].
燃費 [ねんぴ] – gas mileage This compound is made up of the characters 燃 [to burn] and 費 [expense, consume].
Today’s Japanese: shougekiha
衝撃波 [しょうげきは] – shock wave Pretty much self-explanatory. Enjoy.
衝撃波 [しょうげきは] – shock wave Pretty much self-explanatory. Enjoy.
Today’s Japanese: karuishi
軽石 [かる・いし] – pumice stone. Literally “light rock.”
軽石 [かる・いし] – pumice stone. Literally “light rock.”
Today’s Japanese: datsubou
脱帽 [だつぼう] – to remove one’s hat This phrase seems to be a case of East copying West. (Or vice-versa. I’m not really sure which.) Not only does it literally mean remove [脱] hat [帽], the phrase 脱帽です means “my hat’s off to you” in the same sense that we use it in American English (I can’t speak for the UK).
脱帽 [だつぼう] – to remove one’s hat This phrase seems to be a case of East copying West. (Or vice-versa. I’m not really sure which.) Not only does it literally mean remove [脱] hat [帽], the phrase 脱帽です means “my hat’s off to you” in the same sense that we use it in American English (I can’t speak for the UK).
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