第103回 Flashcards
曇り
くもり
cloudy
**cloudy weather: sun…clouds…
“We refer to days when the sun is covered by the clouds as cloudy weather.” 453
(bottom half) cloud: rain…rising cloud….
Clouds rise up from the earth through evaporation, only to then dump rain back down. 452
曇天
どんてん
cloudy weather
**(1st) cloudy weather: sun…clouds…
“We refer to days when the sun is covered by the clouds as cloudy weather.” 453
(bottom half) cloud: rain…rising cloud….
Clouds rise up from the earth through evaporation, only to then dump rain back down. 452
食糧
しょくりょう
provisions, food
**(2nd) provisions: rice….quantity….
When people had to get provisions for Corona they got a large quantity or rice. 995
(Right side) quantity: night break….computer….
How do you quantify a life? In the number of sunrises and days spent on the computer. 189
**ALL: food…provisions….
砂糖
さとう
sugar
**(2nd) sugar: rice….T’ang…
Sugar was first used to sweeten rice for desert dishes during the T’ang dynasty. 1242
(Right side) T’ang: cave…rake…mouth…
The T’ang dynasty was so long ago people were still living in caves and had nothing to do but rake rocks around. But this was when they started talking (probably about their rock patters). 1241
**ALL: sand…sugar….
Looks like sand, but it’s not, it’s sugar!
化粧
けしょう
makeup, put on make up
**(2nd) cosmetics: rice…cave….soil…
This cave man mixed powder from the rice he grew outside with soil from his own cave and invented the very first cosmetic. 991
**ALL: change…cosmetics…
臭い
くさい
smelly, suspicious, fishy
**stinking: nose…St. Bernard/dog….
The St. Bernard has his nose in the air, sniffing for whatever it was that was stinking outside. 128
臭う
におう
smell
**stinking: nose…St. Bernard/dog….
The St. Bernard has his nose in the air, sniffing for whatever it was that was stinking outside. 128
悪臭
あくしゅう
bad smell, offensive odor
**(1st) bad: Asia…heart…
It may be tempting to think Asia is bad at heart, but in reality the West is no better. 1951
(top half) Asia: roman numeral II…mouth….
In some Asian countries, a couple (II) is only allowed to have one mouth to feed. 1950
**(2nd) stinking: nose…St. Bernard/dog….
The St. Bernard has his nose in the air, sniffing for whatever it was that was stinking outside. 128
**ALL: bad…stinking….
(pronunciation)
Where is the bad smell coming from? A しゅう
鼻
はな
nose
**nose: nose…brain…two hands….
“Imagine taking your two hands and reaching up into someone’s nostrils. Once inside you grab hold of the brain and yank it out.” Kinda like a nose swab. 733
耳鼻科
じびか
ear and nose (medical specialty)
**(2nd) nose: nose…brain…two hands….
“Imagine taking your two hands and reaching up into someone’s nostrils. Once inside you grab hold of the brain and yank it out.” Kinda like a nose swab. 733
**(3rd) department: measuring cup…wheat…
Based off my parents’ interests you would think the most likely departments for me to join would be one to do with plants (perhaps one that would work out in wheat fields) or one to do with scientific measurement (measuring cup), but no. 1263
**ALL: ear…nose…department…
休憩
きゅうけい
rest, take a break
**(2nd) recess: tongue…nose….heart…
Things I associate with recess: saying things I regret, noticing Charlie picked his nose too, and trying to give my heart to boys I liked. 658
**ALL: rest…recess….
憩う
いこう rest (used in writing) **recess: tongue...nose....heart... Things I associate with recess: saying things I regret, noticing Charlie picked his nose too, and trying to give my heart to boys I liked. 658 **ALL (pronunciation): いこうに行こう
舌
した
tongue
**tongue: thousand…mouth…
A thousand people using the same tongue to speak the same language. 41
毒舌
どくぜつ
malicious tongue (strong wording)
**(1st) poison: grow up…breasts…
Little do men know, but as women grow up they accumulate poison in their breasts in case of an emergency. 1651
**(2nd) tongue: thousand…mouth…
A thousand people using the same tongue to speak the same language. 41
**ALL: poison…tongue….
君
きみ
you, lord (sovereign)
**old boy: mop….mouth….
OBs always seem to have dirty language. We should take a mop to their mouths. 1246
(top half) mop: like rake, but with a swishing sense of motion. pg.289