Your kanji for しあわせ are slightly off, it should be 幸せ.
Also, the character 者(もの) refers to people. As in 若者 (わかもの) young person/people or 医者(いしゃ) doctor.
This is different from the 物(もの) that refers to things such as 食べ物.
I hope that clears up the confusion.
ちなみに、僕は幸せ者だよ
ノープロ
no-puro
"No problem". I read that somewhere in this forum, I think kyoko_desu mentioned it.
Your kanji for しあわせ are slightly off, it should be 幸せ.
Also, the character 者(もの) refers to people. As in 若者 (わかもの) young person/people or 医者(いしゃ) doctor.
This is different from the 物(もの) that refers to things such as 食べ物.
I hope that clears up the confusion.
*Those marked in red are not nouns - they're adjective, adverb, phrase, sentence, etc.
Rule 1: You have to come up with a word that begins with the final kana of the previous word. You can use katakana words such as "furuutsu"(fruit) 「フルーツ」. Rule 2: The word can not end with "n".「ん」
Rule 3: Nouns only.
Rule 4: You can ignore Dakuten/Handakuten if you like.
ga,gi,gu,ge,go ------> ka,ki,ku,ke,ko
da,di,du,de,do ------> ta,chi,tsu,te,to
ba,bi,bu,be,bo ------>ha,hi,hu,he,ho
pa,pi,pu,pe,po ------> ha,hi,hu,he,ho
Example: "Happi"「はっぴ」 -----> "Hiragana" 「ひらがな」
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