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As we journey through this world…
…Let’s wear our hearts on sleeves unfurled (I should have written a post in advance, but yesterday was taken up largely by my sister getting married. Today’s kotowaza is in honor of that long-awaited joyous event as well as a … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, Kotowaza
Tagged analogy, classical Japanese grammar, human kindness, Iroha karuta, journey, marriage
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Go west, young man!
The apple is flung far from the stem? 可愛い子には旅をさせよ (Kawaii ko ni wa tabi wo saseyo; “Send the beloved child on a journey”) Definition: If you love your children, your impulse may be to protect them from harm and hardship … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, Kotowaza
Tagged beloved child, classical grammar, journey, 可愛い子, 旅
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