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unbenannt by zdm_elise

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@HOME CAFEで満喫しましたメイド喫茶！初めて行くメイド喫茶だったのでかなりのwktk、そして満足！友人のしょうぴょん(あだ名貰った)と俺ともにゃんは終始笑いながら楽しみました！ 

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untitled by *dapple dapple on Flickr.

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322 | 323 (by HanPo Lin)

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Georgia Coffee | diemulus

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#tram #hakodate #hokkaido #japan #winter #sky #landscape #shine #lights #函館 #北海道 #日本 #電車 #谷地頭 #風景 #冬 #雪 #光

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Mirror Teacups Reflect Colorful Patterns From The Saucers They’re Place on

More info: d-bros.jp | Shop (h/t: spoon-tamago)

D-Bro, a Japanese design brand, has created a unique set of mirrored cups called “Waltz” that gain their striking patterns and colors by reflecting them from the saucers they come with.

First, the cups, which are made from Hasami porcelain, are coated with palladium, a precious metal rarer than platinum and gold. The cups must be absolutely perfect, because any small distortion or bump will ruin the effect. Next, they are matched with saucers that have anamorphic designs (much like the artwork in our anamorphic mirror art post). These designs look distorted on the saucers but are transformed into more ordered forms by the mirrored cups.

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Sushi socks (sign up to get $5 coupon)

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さっぱりわからない。

Beats me.

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(Jan 15,2015)

病院帰り、今日は猫運が上々です。横腹の模様的にアメショ混じりの野良ケル。片目がなくなってた。車通りが多い所だったから無事に生きてくれ。

久しぶりにヤシカも持ったのだけど撮れなかった。

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Talking about jealousy in Japanese

  There are different ways to say that you’re jealous in Japanese, depending on the context. This is in response to jam-klaoo's ask

妬む　「ねたむ」This is the verb for “negative” jealousy. It’s considered very rude and basically comes down to, “I’m jealous that you have it and not me instead, I deserve it more than you, how come you have it?” Gets the particle を before verb.

Ex: 友達は私の仕事を妬みました。—> My friend was jealous of my job. ともだちはわたしのしごとをねたみました。

妬ましい　「ねたましい」the adjective form (gets the particle が)

嫉妬　「しっと」This is the noun for “jealousy” from 妬む

羨む　「うらやむ」This verb is for “positve” jealousy. So it can be best put as, “Oh I’m jealous because that’s really cool/nice and I want one too.” It’s complimenting almost. Gets the particle を before the verb.

Ex: 私は彼女の才能を羨みます。—> I am jealous of her talent. わたしはかのじょのさいのうをうらやみます。

羨ましい　「うらやましい」This is the adjective form of this “jealousy” (gets the particle が)

やきもちを焼く　「やきもちをやく」This jealousy if for love. So if you’re boyfriend is flirting with someone else, or you’re really jealous that person A is dating person B, anything love related. This uses the particle が

Ex: 私は彼氏の彼女にやきもちを焼きます。—> I’m jealous of his girlfriend. わたしはかれしのかのじょにやきもちをやきます。

やきもち　the noun for “jealousy”

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ramen at my home

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naomiuno @naomiuno | Websta (Webstagram)

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地獄先生まーべの日記(名古屋デカ盛り日記) : 味噌��つ丼大盛 爆食家認定バージョン

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Kinkaku-ji Temple by Kaptan Jungteerapanich

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風鈴 by tsugufocus on Flickr.