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разве в учебнике не поясняется словарка перед упражнениями?
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2021 January 02
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было 大学生
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студент университета
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Antey
こちらは山川さんです。山川さんはわたしのともだちです。山川さんはとうきょう大学生。
вот я и перевел
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Antey
было 大学生
ты по минне занимаешься что-ли?
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ты по минне занимаешься что-ли?
не
2021 January 03
HS
А слово хазукашии это нейтральное стесняюсь/смущаюсь или есть какой-то нюанс
От лёгкого смущения до испанского стыда, в зависимости от ситуации
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что означает аташи?
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От лёгкого смущения до испанского стыда, в зависимости от ситуации
Испанского? Пример фразы.
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@Kawai_mimi, 1) не пиши в пм без спроса, 2) すべての不幸は自分の無力さから来ています。 значит "всё несчастье идёт из собственного бессилия" (читается примерно как сбете но фкоу ва джибун но мурёкса кара кьтеимасу)
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@Kawai_mimi, 1) не пиши в пм без спроса, 2) すべての不幸は自分の無力さから来ています。 значит "всё несчастье идёт из собственного бессилия" (читается примерно как сбете но фкоу ва джибун но мурёкса кара кьтеимасу)
Красивая тян хочет к тебе подкатить
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Здраствуйте а можете отправить ссылку канала?
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пог
> In the Fall of 1729, a ship from Satsuma bound for the province of Osaka drifted off course and ended up landing at Cape Lopatka, in Russia. Upon arrival, the crew were attacked by a group of cossacks led by Andreï Chtinnikov. Out of seventeen members, only two survived: a trader named Soza, and the pilot's son and apprentice, Gonza. The two were sent across the country to the capital of Saint Petersburg, where they were received in audience by Empress Anna Ivanovna, and later baptized in the Russian Orthodox Church. They went on afterwards to teach Japanese, and helped establish the first Japanese-language school in Russia. Gonza, who was also fluent in Russian, wrote and edited a number of books about the Japanese language, using the Cyrillic alphabet to transliterate words. These transliterations provide not only the oldest record of the Satsugū dialect, but have also been cited for their comprehensive evidence of the history, phonology and variability of the Japanese language.
> In the Fall of 1729, a ship from Satsuma bound for the province of Osaka drifted off course and ended up landing at Cape Lopatka, in Russia. Upon arrival, the crew were attacked by a group of cossacks led by Andreï Chtinnikov. Out of seventeen members, only two survived: a trader named Soza, and the pilot's son and apprentice, Gonza. The two were sent across the country to the capital of Saint Petersburg, where they were received in audience by Empress Anna Ivanovna, and later baptized in the Russian Orthodox Church. They went on afterwards to teach Japanese, and helped establish the first Japanese-language school in Russia. Gonza, who was also fluent in Russian, wrote and edited a number of books about the Japanese language, using the Cyrillic alphabet to transliterate words. These transliterations provide not only the oldest record of the Satsugū dialect, but have also been cited for their comprehensive evidence of the history, phonology and variability of the Japanese language.
