Here's a little quiz for those who are interested in Japanese.
One of the many interesting characteristics of Japanese is that there are many idiomatic expressions that use body parts to infer their meanings. For example: 口[くち]に合[あ]う(kuchi ni au) - to match one's mouth - means to suit one's taste (of food). Another example: the phrase 目[め]が高[
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I'm looking forward to the answers and the second part. :-)
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Idiomatic phrases give me headache, too! I've spent so much time learning the language and still don't know some of them.
Answers coming up tomorrow. :-)
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Will post the answers tonight!
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Is there any chance we could meet?^^
And the quiz is REALLY interesting, really, you should do some kind of list about this. and you know, I've got a Japanese comm, that t's in Spanish but it'd be very useful, it's called benkyo_benkyo if you wanna check (although, as I said it's in Spanish....^^u
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Thanks for letting me know about the comm. I can't read Spanish though so I'm afraid I can't do much about :-(
BTW, I don't mean to be impolite or to show off or anything, but the Japanese "welcome" at the info page of the comm should be "いらっしゃいませ" (the っ is missing)
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Yes I miss teaching - it's unfortunate that I'm not good at it, or else I would have tried to find a teaching job.
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