Nihongoism
Bob MyersEncounters with the Japanese Language
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For Japanese, consciousness is the "sense of thought"
In my last post, Thoughts are Echoes of the Mind, I analyzed the character 意 (i), meaning thought or idea, parsing its shape as the sound of the mind. By the way, this character has no kun-yomi (native Japanese reading). The folks who were ...
Thoughts are Echoes of the Mind
Thoughts are the sounds of the mind.
Where AI Can't Help with Language Learning
The recent GPT-5 announcement from ChatGPT showed off its coding capabilities to write an app to teach someone French. It took all of four minutes to write the app. It put up some flashcards, mainly, based on vocabulary hard-wired into the ...
All The World's A Stage in Japanese
We talk quite a bit about Japanese-to-English translations in this blog; now let’s turn the tables and find some English-to-Japanese translators to pick on! The famous “All the World’s a Stage” soliloquy is from Act II of Shakespeare’s “As ...
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