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- All [D] Sounds in Japanese
- Special Notes on [Ji] Sounds
- Special Notes on [ZU] Sounds
- Examples For The New Stuff
- Speaking of Mistakes
This group of characters is the voiced counterpart to the [t] sounds in Japanese. Keep that in mind because it might help explain the weirdness. だ = da ぢ = ji づ = zu で = de ど = do Alright, I’m giving this section a hard time but in all honesty it’s really not that big a deal. The ぢ and づ sounds deserve some extra attention to let’s hop into those n...
Hey, you remember way back when, a long time ago when we covered the [z] sounds in Japanese? Oh yeah, that’s wasn’t a long time ago, it was the last lesson! Then you no doubt remember that the じ character represents the [ji] sound in Japanese. And yet, here we find ourselves with another character that makes the same sound. What is the deal? Well, ...
Oh yeah, did I forget to mention that the [zu] sound also gets two hiragana? Both ず and づ can be used, although once again it depends on the specific spelling of the word. This of course happens because there is no [du] sound (sorry). It’s basically the same situation that we had above with [ji]. Anyway, both of these characters are transcribed as ...
Would you like some examples with that? I’ve got ’em ready for ya! Here are some words that focus on the sounds that we’ve covered so far. ただいま = I’m home! でんわ = Telephone どろ = Mud すずか = Suzuka (female name) ぜんぶ = All じざい = Freely Hey, did I mention that this version of the course that you’re going through right now is its second iteration? Please ...
You know what? I’m going to take this moment to talk about making mistakes in a foreign language since I just made one myself. I’ve heard a lot of people talk about avoiding mistakes when learning a new language. The rationale behind is it that if you make the same mistake too often, you will lock it in and cause a lot of problems. Unfortunately wh...
The copula takes three basic forms in standard speech: the plain form だ (da) in informal speech, the polite form です (desu) in formal speech, and でございます (de gozaimasu) in honorific speech.
Sep 24, 2019 · In other words, if the message is self-directed and your main purpose is expressing your thoughts or feelings, then だ is your ticket. If your message is directed toward others and you intend to present information in a socially aware manner, then です is probably preferred.
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Sep 30, 2024 · In Japanese grammar, だ (da) is what we call a copula. Don’t let that fancy grammatical term scare you – it’s actually pretty simple. It’s basically the equivalent of “to be” in English.
Jun 16, 2018 · In a phone interview, Shi discussed her inspiration for “Bao,” overcoming her doubts to craft a specifically Chinese story and the memorable scene she almost didn’t include in the short.
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Mar 8, 2022 · |March 8, 2022. When Domee Shi was growing up in 1990s Scarborough, her mother, Ningsha Zhong, was the central force in her life, a figure both intimidating and inspiring, idolized and...
