Hi! I would like to know about the verb or adjective “剥がれ”
It is appearing in this sentence: “脆弱な意識を剥がれ”
With this, I would like to know if its the adjective “剥がれ” or the verb “剥がれる” without the furigana る. And if does exist somehow to put an ichidan or godan verb without his furigana like the ichidan verb in this exemple 剥がれる without る.
waiting out the answer! Thanks a lot!
I can’t write the Kanji for cat 「猫」without having to write it in Hiragana then having to convert it into Kanji. But then again I am using the Chinese Congee writing tool. It comes up with 描 or 貓. My Rikaikun says the second one 「貓」 also means cat. The more you know!
Essentially 貓 is traditional Chinese, while 猫 is simplified Chinese. Some kanji are traditional Chinese, some simplified Chinese, and the rest irregular versions of hanzi (transformed from their original counterparts for simplification purposes. Example: traditional – 圖, simplified – 图, kanji – 図).
Both simplified and traditional Chinese are interchangeable in Chinese writing, as they refer to the same character (though if you write in traditional Chinese you should remain that way for every sentence for consistency, vice versa). But since there is no such character as 貓 in Japanese, you must use 猫 when referring to cat with kanji in Japanese (i.e. using 貓 would be incorrect). For this reason, you should use a Japanese writing tool and not a Chinese one when writing in Japanese.
I want to have a firm understanding of Japanese (and eventually, Catonese or Mandarin) by the end of Highschool (3 years). So far, I’ve learned (strokes, relevant readings, meanings) of the N5 and (some of) the N4 Kanji, as well as some compounds and basic grammar rules. I want to continue at this rate, if not faster.
I can become fluent in Japanese. I think I can. I know I can.
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Hi! I would like to know about the verb or adjective “剥がれ”
It is appearing in this sentence: “脆弱な意識を剥がれ”
With this, I would like to know if its the adjective “剥がれ” or the verb “剥がれる” without the furigana る. And if does exist somehow to put an ichidan or godan verb without his furigana like the ichidan verb in this exemple 剥がれる without る.
waiting out the answer! Thanks a lot!
日本語は 難しいなあ。
Yep, you can dude, beleive in your self 😀
I want to get to N3 level in two years! 🙂
I can do this!
Didja do it?
Uzma’s disappearance suddenly makes me wonder if my endeavors in learning Japanese are really worth my life.
Yeah, probably.
i hope i wont get to lazy and stop.
我也想。。。。。。
i want to speak Japanese fluently
I can become fluent in Japanese. I think I can. I know I can.
I hope this site will help me in learning this awesome language!
I can’t write the Kanji for cat 「猫」without having to write it in Hiragana then having to convert it into Kanji. But then again I am using the Chinese Congee writing tool. It comes up with 描 or 貓. My Rikaikun says the second one 「貓」 also means cat. The more you know!
Essentially 貓 is traditional Chinese, while 猫 is simplified Chinese. Some kanji are traditional Chinese, some simplified Chinese, and the rest irregular versions of hanzi (transformed from their original counterparts for simplification purposes. Example: traditional – 圖, simplified – 图, kanji – 図).
Both simplified and traditional Chinese are interchangeable in Chinese writing, as they refer to the same character (though if you write in traditional Chinese you should remain that way for every sentence for consistency, vice versa). But since there is no such character as 貓 in Japanese, you must use 猫 when referring to cat with kanji in Japanese (i.e. using 貓 would be incorrect). For this reason, you should use a Japanese writing tool and not a Chinese one when writing in Japanese.
i will learn this!
I really want to live Japanese.
I’m high school students of japan if you have free time, would you like to talk with me?
I’m high school students of japan if you have free time, would you like to talk with me??
I speak 6 languages, I definitely become fluent in Japanese. Duh. I’m just lazy xD
6 Languages ?! wow that’s pretty awesome! Pardon my curiosity but what languages have you learned?
Yes, I want to learn Japanese!
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I can become fluent in Japanese. I think I can. I know I can.
がんばれ…
I will do this and I will do this well.
😀
I’m ready to learn!
I plan on living in Japan so I want to improve my japanese before then
I have no knowledge of the Japanese language for now, but I will learn it, if I don’t become lazy. I’ll have to develop working habbits.
I really want to learn Japanese!
Japanese is beautifull I’d love to learn it
I can do this I will learn Japanese!
I want to learn Chinese and be fluent as fast as I can.
Thanks.
I can become fluent in Japanese. I think I can. I know I can.
I’m want to be fluent like Mark Crilley
Want to learn japanese
Let the learning begin!
Hello! Im trying to say the park is open from 6:30am to dusk. How would I translate that?
I wish I can learn Japanese more!
Starting today.
Let me comment back in a year in Japanese and see if I stepped up my game in fluency or if I got lazy and did nothing. :^}
Naya, I’m waiting for you. Don’t you give up on me. お願いします。
I want to have a firm understanding of Japanese (and eventually, Catonese or Mandarin) by the end of Highschool (3 years). So far, I’ve learned (strokes, relevant readings, meanings) of the N5 and (some of) the N4 Kanji, as well as some compounds and basic grammar rules. I want to continue at this rate, if not faster.
I just started on here as just getting on here was so confusing haha. Tips will help
I’m getting a 404 on the My Content page? Pls help
I’m new and still don’t get how this works, I haven’t reached a page with content to learn Japanese. Where’s it? and where is the one-page summary??
上手になりたい！
Where do I start!!?!?!?
I want to be able to read manga and watch anime fluently within the next 2-4 years. Yes, that is the real reason I’m here. Don’t tell anybody.
Thanks man!!! You’re amazing
So, I’ll try. For my dream.
im totally new to Japanese i need help 🙂
im in Tokyo Right now :'(
one day i will understand the text on this page…
I will be learning JPN now.
I wanna thank Tkyosam for bringing me here, I’m gonna learn for sure!
Konnichiwa minasan!!