Both of these verbs means “to live” but there is a slight nuance in meaning.
住む「すむ」simply means to live somewhere, the act of of you residing in a house, apartment, etc
暮らす「くらす」means to live but focuses on the 生活 (daily life) and interactions with the place you live
例えば:
僕は東京に住んでいる。This sentence simply means that I live in Tokyo, that I existence and take residence in Tokyo.
僕は東京に暮らしている。This sentence means that I not only reside in Tokyo, but my daily life and interactions are in Tokyo. May imply that I also work there, my whole life is in Tokyo, more than just a place of existence.
Both words are interchangeable, so if you use one in place of the other it’s totally fine, they only really matter when you want to imply something more in the meaning. Also, 一人暮らし「ひとりぐらし」 is a noun that means to live alone or have a solitary life. Thought you guys might find that word useful!
Ouroboros, the eternal cycle of life. Instagram / Behance / Artstation
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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
random word of the day
“Deep End”
for study snack day of the October Study Challenge, here’s the apple spice mug cake recipe I mentioned here!
Ingredients:
2 tbsp (30g) all purpose flour
¼ tsp baking powder
2 tsp granulated sugar
1 ½ tbsp (22.5ml) milk
1/8 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tbsp (30g) applesauce
2 tbsp (16g) chopped apples
Directions:
put all ingredients except apples into microwave safe mug
mix with fork until smooth
stir in apple cubes!
cook in microwave for about one minute. (if needed, cook for additional 15 seconds)
sprinkle a little more cinnamon on top and eat! (careful, it’s hot!)
Notes:
try to use a sweeter variety of apple, otherwise your cake will come out a little tart. cut the apple into cubes about ½ inch in size.
for an extra treat, scoop on some ice cream or add whipped cream!
feel free to mess around with the amounts a little to get the texture and flavour you like the most - there’s a whole bunch of recipes for cakes just like this out there on the internet!
pronunciation | tsUn-dO-kU (tsoon-doh-koo) submitted by | chrysalismm submit words | here Japanese script | 積ん読 kanji, つんどく hiragana
Genko-an Temple (Kyoto,JAPAN)
Summer/Fall/Winter
While these words are usually written in hiragana, sometimes you’ll see them written in kanji instead, so learning to at least recognize them is pretty helpful. Trust me on this, I got confused by 沢山 way too many times already haha
有難う(ありがとう)ー thank you 幾つ(いくつ)ー how many 流石(さすが)ー as one would expect 更に(さらに)ー furthermore, again, after all 既に(すでに)ー already 沢山(たくさん)ー a lot 丁度(ちょうど)ー just, exactly, precisely 出来る(できる)ー to be able 尚(なお)ー furthermore, still, yet 何故(なぜ)ー why 等(など)ー et cetera 程(ほど)ー degree, extent, approximately 然し(しかし)ー however 居る(いる)ー to be (people, animals) 有る(ある)ー to be (things) 恐らく(おそらく)ー probably, likely 下さい(ください)ー please (give me, do for me) 只(ただ)ー only, just; free of charge 及び(および)ー and, as well as
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