Zaa Zaa
Notice: This is the third part of the lessons of Japanese onomatopoeia. If you have not yet read the above you should read them before because here we are in the middle .
Come, spend the average.
To make an evasive conversation with strangers we often talk about the weather: "Good morning, that wonderful time" "How it pours" and so on. etc. This type Conversations can also be overcome using only onomatopoeia.
"Guira Guira " indicates that the sun shines brightly, "Poka Poka indicates a nice and warm climate. If a breeze is blowing " Soyo Soyo, in the case of a strong wind" Hyuu Hyuu . "
onomatopoeia The rain has several depending on the extent, if it rains with low intensity "Shito Shito " or " Potsu Potsu " if it pours "Zaa Zaa "
Now we apply, as we mean "That wind is also raining cats and dogs, I have this very cold weather."
That would be pointing to the sky, "Hyuu Hyuu , frowning," Zaa Zaa ", then shaking your body" Buru Buru . "
This chupao, eh!
If we say, "What heat!, This weather is better we take the beer."
First note the sun and say "Guira Guira " then winking "Goku Goku , and ta.
Oh, but do not forget to burp or make a gesture to remove bubbles in the mouth, if not, can not know that you are drinking. Being a retailer is very important.
Trusting that you have learned everything in the next skip lesson advanced level .
continue.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
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Little Little Goku Goku Paku Paku Buru Buru
Holaaaaa!
Does anyone around here? Hague
someone or not, here I continue with the lesson on the kind of Japanese onomatopoeia.
start from the basics: "Goku Goku "
"Goku Goku " mimics the sound of drinking or a person drinks quickly, without stopping. So when you have thirst, to form a glass with his hand leaning your mouth and say, ' Goku Goku. "
You will see that without building a phrase like "I have thirst, I drink something I fully understand and then offer you a drink.
For that you have hunger, "Paku Paku " by the movement of eating with chopsticks.
Ladies and Gentlemen, THE PALLILOS , no fork.
If you are too tired and want sleep, joining the clapping You place one of the ears, head tilting to one side and say: "His His ." States that a person is sleeping peacefully. If you are a very macho man would use "Guu Guu " and that is to say that a person is snoring.
Now, you are cold? Then: "Buru Buru " for emphasize it agitate you cross your arms and body several times. In a moment you give rise jacket or room temperature.
Super easy, right? So in the next post we are going to be average.
continue.
Holaaaaa!
Does anyone around here? Hague
someone or not, here I continue with the lesson on the kind of Japanese onomatopoeia.
start from the basics: "Goku Goku "
"Goku Goku " mimics the sound of drinking or a person drinks quickly, without stopping. So when you have thirst, to form a glass with his hand leaning your mouth and say, ' Goku Goku. "
You will see that without building a phrase like "I have thirst, I drink something I fully understand and then offer you a drink.
For that you have hunger, "Paku Paku " by the movement of eating with chopsticks.
Ladies and Gentlemen, THE PALLILOS , no fork.
If you are too tired and want sleep, joining the clapping You place one of the ears, head tilting to one side and say: "His His ." States that a person is sleeping peacefully. If you are a very macho man would use "Guu Guu " and that is to say that a person is snoring.
Now, you are cold? Then: "Buru Buru " for emphasize it agitate you cross your arms and body several times. In a moment you give rise jacket or room temperature.
Super easy, right? So in the next post we are going to be average.
continue.
Friday, December 4, 2009
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Do you wish to speak Japanese? Japanese Classes
TO MADNESS, have taken a month to give us high telephone line and one a month for internet ... damn phone and Orange ... So
all, I am alive and well, more or less returned to normal in the new land, Algeciras. And even if I have new alumunos sooo small, but well, little by little ... Japanese Teaching
I always think, "Thank goodness I was born in Japan, so no need to learn it." I know other languages \u200b\u200bbut CERTAINLY Japanese is one of the most pain in the ass I know, I suffered a lot with the German, but compared to the Japanese .... was chupao.
Oh, my dear alumunos but not discouraged, you will get it with me, slowly but surely, fight together y. .. WE !
also a language grammar is not hard compared to your language, and pronunciation is super easy compared to English because we can read as written, without irregularities. And
for better or for worse, Japan is becoming easier. Especially young people omit many words, and even recently constructed sentences, using single words.
do not know how I can take it, an evolution of the Japanese or degeneration, but now that I think this trend is coming from a century ago. It is said that marriages between old uttered only three words, "Eating ?" "Bath ?" and "Sleeping !"
So no, just 50 years and there is no Japanese grammar, "Ayer film" Tomorrow steak. "See? is well understood, why complicate life?
Apart from that, Japan is very rich in onomatopoeia that cover almost all feelings and states. Do not want to say out loud but I'm suspecting something. ...
fear that can survive only using onomatopoeia
.... I will try to prove it but whatever happens do not tell my students, poor things are suffering and will suffer even more with the te-form , form-ta, etc.. etc.
So ... TOP SECRET, OK?
Well, we will continue in next post.
TO MADNESS, have taken a month to give us high telephone line and one a month for internet ... damn phone and Orange ... So
all, I am alive and well, more or less returned to normal in the new land, Algeciras. And even if I have new alumunos sooo small, but well, little by little ... Japanese Teaching
I always think, "Thank goodness I was born in Japan, so no need to learn it." I know other languages \u200b\u200bbut CERTAINLY Japanese is one of the most pain in the ass I know, I suffered a lot with the German, but compared to the Japanese .... was chupao.
Oh, my dear alumunos but not discouraged, you will get it with me, slowly but surely, fight together y. .. WE !
also a language grammar is not hard compared to your language, and pronunciation is super easy compared to English because we can read as written, without irregularities. And
for better or for worse, Japan is becoming easier. Especially young people omit many words, and even recently constructed sentences, using single words.
do not know how I can take it, an evolution of the Japanese or degeneration, but now that I think this trend is coming from a century ago. It is said that marriages between old uttered only three words, "Eating ?" "Bath ?" and "Sleeping !"
So no, just 50 years and there is no Japanese grammar, "Ayer film" Tomorrow steak. "See? is well understood, why complicate life?
Apart from that, Japan is very rich in onomatopoeia that cover almost all feelings and states. Do not want to say out loud but I'm suspecting something. ...
fear that can survive only using onomatopoeia
.... I will try to prove it but whatever happens do not tell my students, poor things are suffering and will suffer even more with the te-form , form-ta, etc.. etc.
So ... TOP SECRET, OK?
Well, we will continue in next post.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Unique Save The Dates Ideas
Tachaaaan!
My dearest supermajeteadmirable Don Conbarba friend made me this logo.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Algeciras, taking advantage of this opportunity do not want to learn Japanese?
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