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When the on’yomi and kun’yomi are the same
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Ahahha god it’s me. I saw 1 time びと. like 村人 I’m level 5)
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Getting that leech knocked back down to apprentice again
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Also, remember 大人? 
And welcome!
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When you fail that leech once again 
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For me it’s more like
because leech had eaten my soul until empty
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If you’re watching it with the mute on as well, you’re certainly gonna have difficulties. 
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And to celebrate hitting level 8 today…
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Is that your left or my left? 
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that one felt always easy to me 左 the 工 looks like a metal bar on a construction side and the ナ is lifting it with ease. In Germany we have a saying like “Er macht das mit Links” which translates to “he’s doing it with (his) left (hand)” aka it’s so easy he can do it with his left hand.
For 右 I just remember ナ is speaking the truth, and therefore it’s the right thing to say.
Me at the moment:
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It’s a joke with many layers
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The way I remember it is from my tae-kwon-do days - when you bow, you hold your right hand in a fist and wrap the left hand around it, which represents the power of the fist tempered by the… uh… temperance of… the other hand. Or something.
Anyway, point is, the ロ in 右 looks kinda like a fist, so that’s right, while the エ in 左 looks kinda like fingers splayed, so that’s left.
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For 左 and 右, I always thought of the katakana - エ、eh, lEHft and ロ, ro, ROight
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