The tutelar deity of well-cleaners is known by two names, Mizuha-nome-no-mikoto, the Goddess of Wells, and by the more generic Water-god, and usually male counterpart, Suijin-Sama whose role is to protect all wells and keep the water sweet and cool. The wells must be cleaned once a...
Akio kun, kondo okashi motte kurune. Akio, I’ll bring some candy next time. It’s also used among children when they are talking with each other. 今日は昭雄くんとゲームをする。 Kyou wa akio kun to geemu asobu. Today, I’m going to play video games with Akio. Male friends, roma...
The stories are masterfully interwoven although totally different – and still they have something in common: the female Namima/Izanami has to suffer death, while the male Mahito/Izanagi lives happily ever after – until something unexpected happens… Find out for yourself what happens to Namima a...
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Before the Meiji Restoration, eight women reigned as Empress of Japan. Two of those empresses, after abdicating, became Empress again reigning under different names. All the empresses were male-line imperial daughters or granddaughters. Usually, an Empress reigned if a suitable male was not availa...
Japanese Americansconstitute the sixth largest Asian American group in the USA. It is, therefore, no surprise that so many new parents are looking for Japanese names. Japan is an island-nation known for its traditional arts, tea ceremonies, calligraphy, technology, anime, distinctive gardens, scul...
So much so that you can't really go wrong, especially if you follow the golden rules below about when and how to use suffixes that I'll share with you below. Why Do You Use Suffixes In Japanese? In many languages, some words or pieces are attached to people’s names to clarify more...
To come rai ku(ru) 来月(next month), 来る (to come) 半Half, middle han naka(ba) 半分(half) 毎Every, each mai — 毎日(every day) 何What, which, how many ka nan, nani 何曜日 (what day of the week) 人Person jin, nin hito 人々 (people) 男Man, boy, male dan, ...
Donald Duck (full name Donald Fauntleroy Duck) is a famous character created by Walt Disney. He is a white anthropomorphic duck of light blue eyes with a yellow orange bill, legs, and feet. He usually wears a sailor shirt, cap and a red or black bow tie,
23.ore(俺) — I (male) Whilebokuis sometimes used by girls,oreis an exclusively male pronoun. It gives off a bit of a rough image, so it’s only used among close friends in casual situations. 24.jibun(自分)—Myself / Yourself / Themselves ...