Onomatopoeic Phrases - hunger, eating, taste
Japanese is filled with onomatopoeic phrases, the words that describe sound or action directly. There are two categories: giongo and gitaigo. Giongo are the words which express voice or sounds. Gitaigo are the words which express actions, states or human emotions. They are often made of more than one word, which is the same word repeated again. Click here for previous lessons about onomatopoeic ph
Japanese phrase of the day (useful Japanese phrases for dating) - Nande konnani dokidoki shichaun darou
Notes "Doki doki （ドキドキ）" is one of the onomatopoeic expressions. It describes increase heart beat caused by exercise or nervousness. Onomatopoeic expressions are often written in katakana, though they are not foreign words. Click here to learn more about them. "~ shichau （～しちゃう）" is a colloquial way of saying "~ shite shimau （～してしまう）." Click here for the usage of "~ chau （～ちゃう）." "~ d
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