Some Compounds Of One Of My Favourite Kanji, 火

白い目で見る

しろいめでみる

to look coldly at; to turn a cold shoulder

彼は性格が悪いのでみんなが白い目で見ています。 かれ　は　せいかく　が　わるい　ので　みんな　が　しろいめでみています。 Because he has a bad personality, everyone looks at him scornfully.

（人）を白い目で見る: look at someone with disapproval / regard someone with disdain

25 Japanese words for clothing items

1。 ベルト [beruto] ~ belt

2。母子 [bōshi] ~ cap; hat

3。ブラジャー [burajā] ~ bra

4。ブリーフ [burīfu] ~ briefs; men’s underwear

5。ドレス [doresu] ~ dress

6。ジャケット [jaketto] ~ jacket

7。ジーンズ [jīnzu] ~ jeans

8。コート [kōto] ~ coat

9。靴 [kutsu] ~ shoes

10。靴下 [kutsushita] ~ socks

11。ネクタイ [nekutai] ~ neck tie

12。サングラス [sangurasu] ~ sunglasses

13。セーター [sētā] ~ sweater

14。シャツ [shatsu] ~ shirt

15。スカート [sukāto] ~ skirt

16。スーツ [sūtsu] ~ suit

17。スニーカー [sunīkā] ~ sneakers

18。トランクス [torankusu] ~ boxers; men’s underwear

19。ズボン [zubon] ~ pants

20。手袋 [tebukuro] ~ gloves

21。スカーフ [sukāfu] ~ scarf

22。宝石 [hōseki] ~ jewelry

23。水着 [mizugi] ~ swimsuit

24。パジャマ [pajama] ~ pajamas

25。服 [fuku] ~ clothes

Peace of mind.

Küchenwaren - Kitchen supplies

der Beutel – bag die Flasche - bottle der Flaschenöffner – bottle opener das Becken – bowl die Schachtel - box die Kuchenform – cake pans die Dose – can der Büchsenöffner – can opener die Tüte – carton die Küchenreibe – cheese grater die Essstäbchen – chopsticks die Kaffeekanne – coffee pot das Sieb – colander, strainer der Korkenzieher – corkscrew die Tasse – cup das Schneidbrett – cutting board die Schüssel – dish das Geschirrtuch – dish towel die Gabel – fork die Bratpfanne – frying pan das Glas – glass der Eiswürfelbehälter – ice tray die Flasche – jar der Krug – jug der Kessel – kettle das Messer – knife der Deckel - lid die Messbecher – measuring cup die Messlöffel – measuring spoons die Serviette – napkin der Topfhandschuh – oven mitt der Teller – plate der Topf – pot der Schnellkochtopf – pressure cooker das Nudelholz – rolling pin der Kochtopf – saucepan die Untertasse – saucer das Besteck – silverware der Spachtel – spatula der Löffel – spoon der Vorratstopf – stock pot der Tisch – table die Tischdecke – tablecloth der Teekessel – tea kettle die Tube – tube der Schneebesen - whisk

A MIND MAP ABOUT MIND-MAPPING

If you know me, you’d know that I am a highly visual person. I love learning from images and layouts, and my spatial intelligence is probably my strongest type of intelligence. Because of this, I often use mind maps to study, and so do a lot of other people. However, there are people who don’t really know how to make and utilize a mind map effectively. That’s what this post is for! Here’s how you can make your mind maps more effective and thus enable you to retain more information. (P.S. you might wanna zoom in)

By no means am I an expert in mind-mapping; these are just some habits I have when making a mind map that successfully does its job of helping me remember the topics I’m studying.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop an ask!

xx jo

GENKI I: LESSON 3 NOTES

whoo. this lesson was long and hard. it took me around 12 hours over 4 days. most of the time was spent in the grammar section trying to understand all the particles that were thrown at you this lesson. nevertheless, i persevered and finished the workbook a few hours ago. this lesson also started giving kanji, which added extra time. i really love using jisho.org to look up kanji meanings and the stroke order. the interface is very nice and i highly recommend it! onward to lesson 4! how was your guys’ week?

genki lesson 3/12 countdown to JLPT N5 exam on dec. 3rd - 77 days

yoyogi-uehara  12:58:56

english: one million

japanese: :)

english: oh boy

japanese: one hundred ten thousands