Learn five four-character idiom with numbers
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| Hi everyone, today’s theme is Yojijukugo with number. |
| 一攫千金 (ikkakusenkin) A way to get rich quick |
| 宝くじで一攫千金だ!!! (Takarakuji de ikkakusenkin da!!!) |
| 一石二鳥 (issekinichō) To kill two birds with one stone. |
| 一石二鳥だ。 (Issekinichō da.) |
| Next word is... |
| 一網打尽 (ichimōdajin) in one fell swoop |
| 敵を一網打尽だ!!! (Teki o ichimōdajin da!!!) あまり使わないですけどね (Amari tsukawanai desu kedo ne.) |
| 一朝一夕 (itchōisseki) in a brief space of time |
| 一朝一夕では完成しない。 (Itchōisseki de wa kansei shinai.) はい。 (Hai.) |
| 一期一会 (ichigoichie) treasure every meeting for it will never recur. |
| すべての出会いは一期一会。 (Subete no deai wa ichigoichie.) 大切にしましょう。 (Taisetsu ni shimasho.) |
| Thank you everybody, bye bye. ciao,ciao (chao chao) |
9 Comments
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Mickey Tさん
コメントありがとうございます😄
四字熟語（よじじゅくご）は難しいですね。でも、がんばってください😇
Please let us know if you have any questions :)
Sincerely
Ryoma
Team JapanesePod101.com
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I couldn't 'read' a single card.....
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由紀先生、今日は。
ああ、なるほど。 笑
I undersand - yes, that was really the wrong way to thank for the lesson :D
I will try to remember using the plain form - maybe I am too frightened of using it, thinking it might sound rude.
「いろいろな」だと覚えています。 I will also keep in mind using いろいろ as na-adjective.
簡単ではありませんが、僕はがんばります。 :smile:
教えてくれてどうもありがとうございます！ :thumbsup:
ミハエル
ミハイルさん、
こんにちは。
そうですか。「一石二鳥」が使えたらいいですね。
By the way, can I give you advice of our sentences?
Before と思います you have to put plain form for example, 便利だと思います.
レッスンを聞いてくれてどうもありがとうございます means “thank you very much for listening to lessons.”
We should say to that to you.
“Thank you very much for this lesson” means “このレッスンをどうもありがとうございます.”
Plain form verbs must be put before こと.
いろいろ is often used as na-adjective.
いろいろな漢字を読んでいることは…
:smile:
Yuki 由紀
Team JapanesePod101.com
みなさん、今日は。
「一期一会」とは素敵なことわざですね。
けど、リアルには、「一石二鳥」と言うことは便利ですと思います。
Hello everyone,
I find that "Treasure every encounter, as it never occurs, again" is a beautiful saying.
But, for (use in) reality, "Two birds with one stone" would be more useful, in my opinion.
Meaning: I can imagine, using rather this in a real conversation, soon, than the other idioms.
I really have to get way much better to be using those idioms, one day :D
レッスンを聞いてくれてどうもありがとうございます。
いろいろの漢字を読んでいますことは楽しくて面白いです。
But thank you very much for this lesson - even seeing the combined use of Kanji is very interesting!
ミハエル
Hi Dan,
Thank you for posting!
We are glad to hear that you are enjoying our lessons. :smile:
Cheers!
Laura
Team JapanesePod101.com
Subete no deai wa ichigoichie.
All encounters, treasure them for they will never recur.
This is my favorite. Good word, good advice.:thumbsup:
Hi J.D.
Thank you for your comment and feedback.
Actually, the information on the cards is the same you can find on the screen (at the same time, she shows the physical cards). However, we will consider your suggestion.
Please, let us know if you have questions regarding our lessons.
Sincerely,
Laura
Team JapanesePod101.com