試験結果 and 合格
I spent way too long wondering why Leebo had just learned a level 33 word
Oh you are right, that is who he is! I could not for the life of me remember…
Is the fact that I’m not level 60 nor named leebo nor part of the James Craburn sect enough to top people off? This is more effective than I thought it would be lol.
Famous last words.
Is it how it all began?
switches profile to pretend to be leebo
people actually think im leebo
Was pretty much the history of it.
That makes sense now.
Ah, yes. I have followed the whole process, but somehow I got confused seeing the message in this thread, as I thought it might have been before the:
This one will be super helpful in all future conversations with natives…起訴猶予.
Much useful, much wow
不正 (ふせい)Means injustice. Just learned it on Wanikani. The word makes me think of batman and Gotham so I just like the word. Also, I just sped through about 38 lessons in one go. Is that too much or will I be ok?
It reminds me of another word I learned recently, 琴棋詩酒
I tried it out in the wild, but people don’t get it. I guess they just lack class.
Haha. Wait, is this even Japanese? I can’t find a definition for it. Are you sure it is not Chinese??
EDIT-it sounds great though, whatever it is. Harp-chess-poem-alcohol-ing sounds like a great time.
It’s definitely from long-ago China, but I don’t think it’s common in either language: 「琴棋詩酒」(きんきししゅ)の意味
Neat. Thanks Syphus.
It makes sense too, 琴 and 囲棋 were both pretty high class things
Haha, yeah that’s where I learned it.
@TamanegiNoKame it IS Japanese, since it’s tested on the 漢字検定 (準1級)
Edit:
That’s what it literally is.
ah yes, my favorite passtime.
I recently came across 麗しい which I feel like I’ve seen someone post on here before because I felt like I knew it and the reading sounded really familiar, but I don’t ever remember studying it. Came across it in youtube comments section aka the best place to study japanese (just behind amazon reviews).
I knew you had standards.
Except for the unending list of 四字熟語 that I got from the previously mentioned website, recently I came across
些か (いささか) “just a little bit”
The same text also used 儚い (はかない) “ephemeral”, one of my favorite word in pretty much every language.
Heh - Most recent English word you’ve learned? → Ephemeral.
Cheers mate