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12 Responses to “Yojijukugo #24 - How Learning Japanese can Help you Achieve Unprecedented Success”
Monday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, would you rather have fame with little money or big money with little fame?
Monday at 10:45 pm
誰かが言わんといかないか。。。ジャパニーズポドの皆様は前人未到だ!!!本当にお世話になりますんで、ありがとうございます。
お金でいいです。有給無名???
Tuesday at 9:01 am
only one more lesson left, can’t believe its finishing so soon
Tuesday at 10:13 am
neil.m4 san> いつも聞いてくださってありがとうございます
まだまだすごいレッスンがありますから、お楽しみに
Eric san> More fun and helpful lessons to come
Tuesday at 7:08 pm
neil.m4-san,
有給無名。。。。。そうなんですか。 but it’s stil good thatl you have money at least.
Eric-san,
すんげぇから!
Wednesday at 4:38 am
Hey, no Star Trek comment. How about this sentence.
不適に前人未到の地に行こう!
Wednesday at 4:51 am
Gomen! That one came out opposite of what I wanted. Mo ikkai!
思い来て前人未到の地に行こう!
–Japanese Klingon
Wednesday at 6:43 am
Do you mean 思い切って? It’s best not to rely on the space-bar unless you’re familiar with the kanji yourself. The only time I’ve seen words like なる and ございます, for example, written with kanji are by non-Japanese with an affinity for the space-bar. Even older texts by the likes of Natsume Souseki don’t use kanji for these words (and they use a lot of the things), so there’s value in knowing when not to press space as well as when to press it.
Thursday at 2:08 am
三回?
できない
できない。
Thursday at 6:04 am
Well I think peter didn’t get the meaning of yuumeimujitu -
it basically means that something is usually said or known for something but it the reality of it is that it ain’t that way - but they turn it here as only by name not reality
I didn’t like the translation of ” only in name ”
it could be said as ” that’s not the case ” or ” it isn’t so ” or ” it’s all talk ”
S.T. is S.T. however that’s not the case. but that’s not it.
s.t. is just all talk.
Because we have similar expressions like this one in spanish solo de boca - if i’m not mistaken.
^_^ hope I am right~ if i’m not..SONNA NO KANKEI NEE SONNA NO KANKEI NEE
Thursday at 4:29 pm
baka jarou
はい、おっぱっぴ~
Tuesday at 10:10 am
to paraphrase Shakespeare, it seems that 有名無実 means something like: a practice more honoured in the breach than in the observance (with apologies to non-native speakers of English).
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