Interesting Etymologies and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 7): 鷹揚 (ōyō), めげる (megeru), 頓珍漢 (tonchinkan), ちりとてちん (chiritotechin), etc.
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
「教育・哲学・処世訓・言葉」一覧
Stories about people who have misread kanji characters or have incorrectly memorized honorific language.
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Interesting Etymologies and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 6): Shikato (ignoring), Aun (a harmonious relationship), Awayokuba (if possible), Itanitsuku (to find one’s footing), etc.
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
Japanese words whose kanji spellings are surprisingly unknown, such as hotobori, hiyashi, and hodasareru.
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
Body parts with interesting names such as “the hollow of the neck,” “the nape of the neck,” “the temples,” “the upper arm,” and “the solar plexus.”
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
I’d like to introduce a book called “Word Diet” by Yukio Hashiguchi, a copywriter at Dentsu!
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
What is “epoche” (suspension of judgment)? How is it different from “suspension of thought”?
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
What is “Depth Psychology”? Thinking about “Freud,” “Jung,” and “Adler”
(Freud) ＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boo...
The story of “Memory Sports” and the rakugo story “Atamayama” are both fantastic!
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...
Interesting Etymology and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 5)
＜prologue＞ I started a blog called "The Baby Boomer Generation'...