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LukeSettle said:座る
すわる
to sit in the japanese style! :emoji_grinning:
る!
katsumoto said:hey I think that using verbs not from the rules ...
ずるい = slyness
ずるい の いいいいいいいいい
ミヤビ!
ahahaha jk
味噌汁
miso soupppp yummm
-ru
LukeSettle said:ミヤビ!
ahahaha jk
味噌汁
miso soupppp yummm
-ru
rihoko said:I think ware is used in japanese as well, especially in the form of "we" warera (我ら) or wareware (我我)
恋愛関係 = me and my friend's daughter
れんあいかんけい の 「い」
The pronouns 我々/我等/我[わ]が are COMMONLY USED still in these days as written words, formal speeches or something like that. Your teacher would want to say that they are not common in daily conversation.katsumoto;613275 said:you're right and there are many kanjis or chinese characters that mean most pronouns .... but I asked my japanese teacher before and she told it's not common in japanese and they use 私than other kanjis ...
Toritoribe said:The pronouns 我々/我等/我[わ]が are COMMONLY USED still in these days as written words, formal speeches or something like that. Your teacher would want to say that they are not common in daily conversation.
栗鼠[リス] - squirrel (The kanji 栗鼠 literally means "chestnut mouse/rat.")
リス の す
未完了 = imperfectiveすな・ねずみ の 「み」