#sakana uo sakana

[cursed-beni]

ふぉふぉ(huohuo) : honkai star rail

じぇいど(jade) : homestuck

からく(karaku) : kimetsu no yaiba

よぉーよ(yaoyao) : genshin impact

いんそむにあ(insomnia) : dien bien phu

とうこねん(toukonen) : bakui(sakana uo sakana)

[tanuki-kimono]

I am usually one for bolder patterns, but how cute are those itty bitty tiny medaka (Japanese rice fish)! They are depicted as seen from above a pond/rice paddy - the thin silvery stripes must glitter so nicely irl.

A lovely antique kimono perfect for proclaiming how eager you are for the rice harvest season soon to come!

[pkstarstruck]

Savior and betrayer

[txistugay]

intro thingy because I figured I should probably have one

hihi !! im not very good at making these but ill try my best

I have many names but I mainly go by Die

I use it/he pronouns, no preference

fictroject syshost

I dont have a dni list (yet) but if youre a pro/comship, lgbtphobic, lack basic human decency and respect or anything like that basically stay away from me please I dont want you here

I have many interests but the main one is the homestuck intermission....... I also like vocaloid (and vocalost), sakana uo sakana (bakui), anything wooma has worked on, and other things (youll have to find out evil grin)

im not very active on social media as I tend to stay away from them as much as possible so im sorry if I tend to suddenly go away and come back like a month later...... im still trying to get used to this

if you want to talk or anything feel free to add me on disc (diethefelt) im more active there !! im open to meeting new people I love it (tho sorry if it takes me like 3 hours to accept your request im VERY socially akward) (temporary disclaimer: you'll have to ask to be added as of right now due to having some personal issues)

[ninelanguages]

Kanji for "all", "whole", "everything", everybody", "everyone"

皆 = mina / kai

皆勤する - Kaikinsuru - to not miss a single day - かいきんする

皆様 - Minasama - ladies and gentlemen / everybody / all of you - みなさま

皆 - Mina - all / everybody / everything - みな

皆無 - Kaimu - none / nothing (at all) / nil - かいむ

皆さん - Minasan - ladies & gentlemen / everybody / all of you - みなさん

皆既食 - Kaikisyoku - a total eclipse - かいきしょく

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Kanji for "stop", "halt”

止 = to•maru / to•meru / shi

痛み止め - Itamidome - a painkiller - いたみどめ

止める - Tomeru - to stop (something) / to put and end to - とめる

立ち止まる - Tachidomaru - to stop / to halt / to pause / to come to a stop - たちどまる

中止 - Chuushi - discontinuation / suspension / cancellation - ちゅうし

止まる - Tomaru - to stop / to halt - とまる

禁止 - Kinshi - (a) prohibition / a ban - きんし

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Kanji for "thing", "matter", "fact", "affair"

事 = koto / ji / zu

出来事 - Dekigoto - an event / an incident - できごと

用事 - Youji - a task / an errand / things to do - ようじ

返事 - henji - an answer / a reply - へんじ

大事な - Daijina - important / precious / valuable - だいじな

事故 - Jiko - an accident / a breakdown / a failure / an incident - じこ

見事な - Migotona - beautiful / excellent / fine / splendid / marvelous - みごとな

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Kanji for "same", "the same", "equal".

同 = ona•ji / dou

同一の - Douitsuno - the same (as) / identical (with) - どういつの

同じように - Onajiyouni - in the same way / likewise / similarly - おなじように

合同 - goudou - (a) combination / (a) union / merger - ごうどう

同時に - Doujini - at the same time / simultaneously - どうじに

同じ - Onaji - one and the same / the same / identical / alike - おなじ

同じ人 - Onajihito - the same person - おなじひと

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Kanji for "fish"

魚 = kyo / uo / sakana

金魚 - Kingyo - a goldfish - きんぎょ

魚を食べる - Sakana wo taberu - to eat fish - さかなをたべる

魚座 - Uoza - pisces (12th) sign of the zodiac) - うおざ

魚屋 - Sakanaya - a fish store [shop] / a fish market - さかなや

焼き魚 - Yakizakana - (a) grilled [boiled] fish - やきさかな

魚つり - Sakanatsuri - fishing - さかなつり

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Kanji for "cow", "ox", "cattle", "bull", "beef"

牛 = gyuu / ushi

牛 - Ushi - a cow / a bull / cattle - うし

狂牛病 - Kyougyuubyou - mad cow disease (BSE) - きょうぎゅうびょう

牛乳 - Gyuunyuu - (cow's) milk - ぎゅうにゅう

牛肉 - Gyuuniku - beef - ぎゅうにく

牛丼 - Gyuudon - rice covered with beef and vegetables - ぎゅうどん

子牛 - Koushi - a calf - こうし

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Kanji for "city", "town", "market", "fair"

市 = shi / ichi

市長 - Shichou - a mayor - しちょう

市民 - Shimin - a citizen / the citizens / the citizenry - しみん

都市 - Toshi - a city / a town - とし

神戸市 - Koubeshi - Kobe city (of Hyogo prefecture) - こうべし

市場 - Ichiba / shijou - a market(place) - いちば

朝市 - Asaichi - a morning market - あさいち

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Kanji for "morning", "dynasty", "reign", "rule"

朝 = asa / chou

朝食 - Choushoku - breakfast - ちょうしょく

朝御飯 - Asagohan - breakfast - あさごはん

朝日 - Asahi - the morning (rising) sun - あさひ

早朝 - Souchou - the early morning - そうちょう

朝刊 - Choukan - a morning newspaper - ちょうかん

朝 - Asa - morning - あさ

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Kanji for "daytime", "noon", "midday"

昼 = hiru / chou

昼 - Hiru - noon/ midday / the daytime - ひる

昼寝- Hirune - an afternoon nap / a siesta - ひるね

昼休み - Hiruyasumi - (a) lunchtime [hour/break] - ひるやすみ (see kanji for rest 休 )

昼間 - Hiruma - daytime - (during) the day - ひるま

昼御飯 - Hirugohan - lunch / luncheon - ひるごはん

昼食 - Chuushoku - lunch / luncheon - ちゅうしょく

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Kanji for "evening", "dusk"

夕 = seki / yuu

夕食 - Yuushoku - dinner / supper - ゆうしょく

夕べ - Yuube - an evening / last night - ゆうべ

夕刊 - Yuukan - an evening paper - ゆうかん

夕立 - Yuudachi - a (summer afternoon) shower - ゆうだち

夕日 - Yuuhi - the evening sun / evening sunlight - ゆうひ

夕方 - Yuugata - (an) evening - ゆうがた

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Kanji for "night", "evening", nighttime"

夜 = ya / yo / yoru

夜中 - Yonaka - midnight - よなか (see kanji for "inside", "middle" 中)

夜 - Yoru - (a) night / (an) evening - よる

夜間(ni) - Yakan(ni) - at night / in the night [night-time] - よかん(に)

金曜の夜 - Kinyou no yoru - Friday night - きんようのよる

夜景 - Yakei - a night view (scene) - やけい

夜明け - Yoake - dawn / daybreak - よあけあ

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Kanji for "one", "once", "first"

一 = ichi / itsu / hito / hito•tsu

一つ - Hitotsu - one (thing) - ひとつ

一度 - Ichido - once / one time / (on) one occasion / one degree - いちど

一日 - tsuitachi - the first day of the month - ついたち

一日 - Ichinichi - a [one] day - いちにち

一人 - Hitori - one person - ひとり

一月 - Ichigatsu - January - いちがつ

一月 - Hitotsuki - a [one] month - ひとつき

一緒に - Isshouni - together / with / along with / at the same time - いっしょうに

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Kanji for "two", "second".

ニ = ni / futa / futa•tsu

二十日 - Hatsuka - twentieth (day of the month) / twenty days - はつか

二月 - Nigatsu - February - にがつ

二月 - Futatsuki - (a period of) two months - ふたつき

二十 - Nijuu - twenty - にじゅう

二人 - Futari - two people - ふたり

二日 - Futsuka - the second day of the month / two days - ふつか

二つ - Futatsu - two (things) - ふたつ

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Kanji for "three", "third"

三 = san / mi / mi•tsu / mit•tsu

三角 - Sankaku - a triangle - さんかく

三人 - Sannin - three people - さんにん

三月 - Sangatsu - March - さんがつ

三月 - Mitsuki - (a period of) three months - みつき

三つ - Mittsu - three (things) - みっつ

三回 - Sankai - three times - さんかい

三日 - Mikka - the third day of the month / three days - みっか

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Kanji for "four", "forth"

四 = shi / yo / yo•tsu / yot•tsu / yon

四回 - Yonkai - four times - よんかい

四人 - Yonin - four people - よにん

四字熟語 - Yojijukugo - a four-character idiomatic compound - よじじゅくご

四つ - Yottsu - four (things) - よっつ

四月 - Shigatsu - april - しがつ

四日 - Yokka - the fourth day of the month / four days - よっか

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Kanji for "five", "fifth"

五 = go / itsu / itsutsu

五時 - Goji - five o'clock - ごじ

五人 - Gonin - five people - ごにん

五月 - Gogatsu - May - ごがつ

五つ - Itsutsu - five (things) - いつつ

五日 - Itsuka - the fifth day of the month / five days - いつか

五階 - Gokai - the fifth floor - ごかい

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Kanji for "six", "sixth"

六 = roku / mu / mu•tsu / mut•tsu / mui

六つ - Muttsu - six (things) - むっつ

六時 - Rokuji - six o'clock - ろくじ

六人 - Rokunin - six people - ろくにん

第六感 - Dairokkan - a sixth sense / hunch / (an) intuition - だいろっかん

六日 - Muika - the sixth day of the month / six days - むいか

六月 - Rokugatsu - June - ろくがつ

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Kanji for "seven", "seventh"

七 = shichi / nana / nana•tsu / nano

七夕 - Tanabata - July 7th Festival of the Weaver - たなばた　(Also known as the star festival, according to legend 2 lovers are seperated by the milkyway and only meet once a year)

七つ - Nanatsu - seven (things) - ななつ

十七 - Juushichi - juunana - seventeen - じゅうしち / じゅうなな

七日 - Nanoka - the seventh day of the month / seven days - なのか

七人 - Shichinin - seven people - しちにん

七月 - Shichigatsu - July - しちがつ

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Kanji for "eight", "eighth"

八 - hachi / ya / ya•tsu / yat•tsu / you

八人 - Hachinin - eight people - はちにん

八月 - Hachigatsu - August - はちがつ

八日 - Youka - the eight day of the month/ eight days - ようか

八方美人 - Happoubijin - one who is affable to everybody - はっぽうびじん

(Affable - friendly/ good-natured/ easy to talk to)

八つ - Yattsu - eight (things) - やっつ

十八 - Juuhachi - eighteen - じゅうはち

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Kanji for "nine", "ninth"

九 = kyuu / ku / kokono / kokono•tsu

九つ - Kokonotsu - nine (things) - ここのつ

九分 - Kyuufun - nine minutes - きゅうふん

九十 - Kyuujuu - southernmost of Japan's main islands - きゅうじゅう

九時 - Kuji - nine o'clock - くじ

九月 - Kugatsu - September - くがつ

九日 - Kokonoka - the ninth day of the month / nine days - ここのか

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Kanji for "ten", "tenth"

十 = juu / juutsu / too / to

五十音 - Gojuuon - the Japanese (kana) syllabary - ごじゅうおん

十月 - Juugatsu - October - じゅうがつ

十個 - jukko / jikko - ten (things) - じゅっこ / じっこ

十人 - Juunin - ten people - じゅうにん

十日 - Tooka - the tenth day of the month / ten days - とおか

二十歳 - Hatachi - twenty (years of age) / one's twentieth year - はたち

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Kanji for "hundred", "numerous".

百 = Hyaku

三百人 - Sanbyakunin - three hundred people - さんびゃくにん

百点 - Hyakuten - a [one] hundred points / a perfect mark - ひゃくてん

百パーセント - Hyakupasento - one hundred percent / 100% - ひゃくパーセント

百科事典 - Hyakkajiten - an encyclopedia - ひゃっかじてん

八百屋 - Yaoya - a vegetable store / a greengrocery - やおや

百円 - Hyakuen - a [one] hundred yen - ひゃくえん

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Kanji for "thousand"

チ = Sen / chi

千代田区 - Chiyodaku - Chiyoda Ward (of Tokyo) - ちよだく

五千円 - Gosenen - 5000 yen - ごせんえん

千葉県 - chibaken - Chiba prefecture (east of Tokyo) - ちばけん

二千人 - Ninsennin - two thousand people - にせんにん

千羽鶴 - Senbaduru - (string of) 1000 origami [paper] cranes - せんばづる

千切りにする - Sengirinisuru - to cut into thin strips - せんぎりにする

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Kanji for "ten thousand", "myriad"

万 = man / ban

案(が)一Man(ga)ichi - by any chance / by some rare accident - まんがいち

二万人 - Nimannin - twenty thousand people - にまんにん

一万円 - Ichimanen - ten thousand yen - いちまんえん

万国 - Bankoku - all (the) coutries on earth / all nations - ばんこく

万引き - Manbiki - shoplifting - まんびき

万年筆 - Mannenhitsu - a fountain pen - まんねんひつ

[daily-hyosatsu]

Really unusual name today! 御魚谷 is read Onaya, but when I typed out おなや, this didn't even come up as a suggestion—this person would have to manually add it to their dictionary to even type their own name. No wonder they've included pronunciation on the nameplate!

御, in its most common usage, can be read o or go and is the honorific prefix that you often see written in hiragana (e.g. sushi becomes お寿司 o-sushi) . 御 can also be read on, mi, or gyo, and its other meanings include manipulate and govern.

魚, as we reviewed the other day for shark, means fish. It's read uo, sakana, zakana, or gyo. I'm just noticing now that it shares the 灬 fire radical with other animals like 鳥 bird and 熊 bear... and now that I sit down and think about it, with 馬 horse too........ See, this is why I wish my early Japanese classes had focused more on radicals!

And finally 谷, read tani or koku, means valley. There’s also the verb 極まる・谷まる kiwamaru, which means to reach a limit/extreme, to be stuck, to be in a dilemma/at a loss, or to be decided.

[kanjis-yajan]

Kanji #133 魚 

魚 

Significado: pez, pescado

Explicación: En un kanji compuesto por un radical similar al "ku" en katarana ク, el Kanji #57 田 y el radical mutante del fuego 灬

ON: ギョ / GYO

Kun: うお, さかな, -ざかな / uo, sakana, -zakana さかな = 魚 = un pez ★★★★★ うお = 魚 = un pez ★★☆☆☆

Ranking de uso: ★★★★☆

Jukugo:

金魚 - kingyo - 金 (oro) + 魚 (pez, pescado) = carpa dorada ★☆☆☆☆

墨魚 - ika - 墨 (tinta) + 魚 (pez, pescado) = calamar ★★☆☆☆ #pql

[tracoeletrashodo]

魚 - うお - さかな - -ざかな - ギョ - 🐠 - uo - sakana - -zakana - gyo - 🐟 - peixe.

Fico feliz por ter curtido o nosso material, gostaríamos de convidar você a visitar nossas páginas, assim poderemos compartilhar de todo nosso material em primeira mão, para assim vivermos o sonho de aprender japonês.

Nunca desista. Obrigado.

決してあきらめません。どうもありがとうございます。

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Este canal faz parte do processo de aprendizagem de japonês. Aqui, compartilharemos nosso progresso e, com base em seus comentários, trabalharemos juntos para alcançar o objetivo comum de aprender japonês.

Muito obrigado!

[stick-named-figure]

cws apply to the whole channel, but not every video might contain it. if you want to know about a specific video of someone's feel free to ask.

lemoncholy

sopple (gore)

vivinos (gore, horror, jumpscares)

thatszabi

__wooma

vewn (major themes of sex and violence)

tjb

sakana uo sakana (bakui) (minor blood and violence)

alan becker

gildedguy

[stillthesunkenstars]

If you had to describe Brax with only emojis, which ones would you use?

hoo boy okay

🧍👔🕸🍂🌊🎭🎆🏺🚪🦇💩🔵♾

[spearxwind]

I gotta remember to post about my favorite animation on here sometime (not one that I made, just the one I go back to the most to watch)

If you wanna look it uo before I do though, it's DIE IN THE SEA by sakana uo sakana (they changed their username to bakui something i dont recall immediately but you should be able to find it like that)

The animation itself just means like. A LOT to me because it was actually THE animation that pushed me back into making things myself. It's not a completely smooth animation, and its wiggly on purpose, so back when it got released and I saw it I was like dude... I can just... NOT make smooth animations? And have them look really good still?? 😳😳😳 and legit just watching it and studying it opened my third fucking eye

Also such a big inspo that this person made a whole ass music video with their ocs AND a song THEY composed to boot like... wow. Idk its just flooring to me

[kaizokuou-ni-naru]

I'm sure other people are asking, but is the 'daughter' in the flashback gendered? AND IS FISH CANON?

it is, yeah, the word used is 娘/musume which is ‘daughter,’ although it’s worth noting that the guy seems to be just guessing and yamato doesn’t react to it either way. more importantly (and hilariously)- YEAH HAHAHA. or, probably, at least.

big mom refers to a ウオウオの実/uo-uo no mi, with uo being an alternate word/reading for ‘fish.’ (the word used is usually sakana, but devil fruits are always two japanese syllables, so oda used uo here instead). 

i think a good number of people following me will probably already know this, but for those who don’t: there’s a japanese myth involving a koi that successfully swims up a massive waterfall and becomes a dragon as a reward. (magikarp’s evolution to gyarados is inspired by the same story.) so it is definitely plausible that kaidou’s devil fruit started out as a koi and somehow evolved. 

[tanuki-kimono]

[Ryûgû no sasoi - Invitation to the Dragon's Palace] modern summer kimono by Furifu, inspired by undersea princess Otohime from Japanese folktale Urashima Tarō.

This design is a modern take on the “muso” technique, a see-through tailoring using fine sha silk to unveil a pattern painted on a lining. Here Furifu uses a sheer black layer over a lining depicting colorful shells and sea-life arrangements.

The bottom hem is interesting, as Furifu stresses they used fringes as to mimic algae swaying in currents:

[datasoong47]

So, this is interesting. The most common word in Modern Japanese for “fish” - both in the sense of the living animal and as a food, is sakana. So, I happened to look up the etymology, and according to Wiktionary:

Cognate with 肴 (sakana, “side dish of meat or vegetables usually served with alcoholic beverages”), itself a compound of Old Japanese-derived elements 酒 (saka, unbound apophonic form of sake2, “alcoholic beverage, especially sake”) +‎ 肴, 菜, 魚 (na, “generic term for a side dish, especially vegetables, fish or other meat”). 

So, it basically originally meant a generic side dish before becoming specifically fish, and then came to be applied to the living creature too, largely displacing the original word for fish uo (in turn from Old Japanese uwo)

Although, complicating matters, apparently na itself could also be used to mean “fish” in Old Japanese. It’s not clear whether “fish” or “side dish” is the older meaning in that case

[creylune]

tagged by @yuigadokson ^__^

List 10 songs you really like, each by a different artist, and then tag 10 people to do the same.

Trying to do a variety of genres LOL

Insomnia Flight -  接个吻,开一枪 ,  沈以诚 ,  薛明媛 (lol this is three artists)

60′S CARDIN - Glen Check

IESIAS - sakana uo sakana (bakui)

Best for You - Blood Cultures

heisei (mode: tsukimiya toto) - stargaze shelter

Make a wish - color-code

LMLY - Jackson Wang

Une héroïne - Laurent Volzy

Over Night - AYA

DARN - Ninety One

anyone who wants to do this can do it... alksdfjlskfj

[niji-rainbow]

N5 Kanji that are radicals

1 Stroke

一 , one, ICHI/ITSU, hito-, Radical 1

2 Strokes

二 , two, NI, futa-, Radical 7

人 , person, JIN/NIN, hito, Radical 9

入 , enter, NYUU, i-/ha-, Radical 11

八 , eight, HACHI, ya’-, Radical 12

十 , ten, JUU/JI’, too/to, Radical 24 “cross”

3 Strokes

口 , mouth, KOU/KU, kuchi, Radical 30

土 , soil, DO/TO, tsuchi, Radical 32 “earth”

大 , big, DAI/TAI, oo-, Radical 37

女 , woman, JO/NYOU, onna/me, Radical 38

子 , child, SHI/SU, ko, Radical 39

小 , little, SHOU, chii-, ko/o, Radical 42

山 , mountain, SAN, yama, Radical 46

川 , river, SEN, kawa, Radical 47 “curving river”

4 Strokes

手 , hand, SHU, te/ta, Radical 64

日 , day, NICHI/JITSU, hi/ka, Radical 72 “sun”

月 , moon, GETSU/GATSU, tsuki, Radical 74

木 , tree, BOKU/MOKU, ki/ko, Radical 75

水 , water, SUI, mizu, Radical 85

火 , fire, KA, hi/ho, Radical 86

父 , father, FU, chichi, Radical 88

5 Strokes

生 , life, SEI/SHOU, ki/nama, i-/u-/o-/ha-, Radical 100 “birth”

白 , white, HAKU/BYAKU, shira/shiro-, Radical 106

目 , eye, MOKU/BOKU, me/ma, Radical 109 

立 , stand, RITSU/RYUU, ta-, Radical 117 “standing”

6 Strokes

耳 , ear, JI, mimi, Radical 128

行 , go, KYOU/GYOU/AN, i-/yu-/okona-, Radical 144 “going” 

7 Strokes

見 , see, KEN, mi-, Radical 147 “seeing”

言 , say, GEN/GON, koto, i-, Radical 149 “word”

足 , foot, SOKU, ashi/ta-, Radical 157

車 , car, SHA, kuruma, Radical 159 “vehicle”

8 Strokes

金 , gold, KIN/KON, kane/kana, Radical 167 “metal”

長 , long, CHOU, naga-, Radical 168

雨 , rain, U, ame/ama, Radical 173

9 Strokes

食 , eat, SHOKU/JIKI, ku-/ta-, Radical 184 “food”

10 Strokes

高 , tall, KOU, taka-, Radical 189 “high"

11 Strokes

91) 魚 , fish, GYO, uo/sakana, Radical 195