Nihongoism
Bob MyersEncounters with the Japanese Language
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The Japanese Art of Thinking, Part 2
The Japanese word kangaeru carries an expectation of effortful, transformative cognition—that you haven’t truly 考えた until your understanding has shifted. In Part 1, we traced 考える (kangaeru) from its earliest attested form kamugapu in the Ni...
The Japanese Art of Thinking
The word 考える (kangaeru) appears early in the study of every aspiring Japanese speaker. You probably learned it alongside 思う (omou), its near-twin, and you probably learned that both of them mean “to think.” What you may not have been told i...
Weaving the threads of time
The kun (native) reading of 機 is hata. I never knew that, even though it’s actually a Joyo reading. Hata means loom. And from that simple native Japanese word extends a remarkable web of meanings extending from machines, to opportunities, t...
The Farmer Planning His Day with the Hoe at His Side
If you’ve been studying Japanese for a while, you may have come across the word くわだてる (kuwadateru), meaning to plan, to scheme, to undertake. It’s not a word most learners encounter early. It’s classified as JLPT N1—the highest level—and it...
The pata-pata of little feet
Do you know the English word “pitapat”? The dictionary defines it as “the sound or feeling of a quick succession of light taps, beats, or steps.” You can also say “pitter-patter”, as in “the pitter-patter of little feet”, invoking a joyous...
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