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Japanese Onomatopoeia and Mimetic Words by Onomato Project
2.54MB. 0 audio & 84 images. Updated 2016-06-10.
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| Romaji | jitto |
| Katakana | ジッと |
| Hiragana | じっと |
| English Sentence | Mother: Sit still during your meal.Daughter: But I hate natto! |
| Definition | motionlessly (e.g. stand, wait); (be) still; fixedly (e.g. gaze, stare); intently (e.g. listen, think) |
| Romaji Sentence | Okaasan: Gohan no toki ha ______ shiteinasai.Musume: Datte natto ga kirain da mon. |
| Japanese Sentence | お母かあさん： ご飯はんのときは______していなさい。 娘むすめ： だって納豆なっとが嫌きいなんだもん。 |
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| Romaji | dossari |
| Katakana | ドッサリ |
| Hiragana | どっさり |
| English Sentence | Tanaka: Want to go for a drink tonight?Ueda: Sorry, I can't. I've got a shit ton of work left to do tonight. |
| Definition | lot of; heaps |
| Romaji Sentence | Tanaka: Konya nomi ni ikanai?Ueda: Iya, konya ha shigoto ga ______ nokotteru kara muri da. |
| Japanese Sentence | 田中たなか： 今夜こんや飲のみに行いかない？上田うえだ： いや、今夜こんやは仕事しごとが______残のこってるから無理むりだ。 |
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| Romaji | katto |
| Katakana | カッと |
| Hiragana | かっと |
| English Sentence | When I went to pull a prank on my friend who was nodding off, I was surprised when his eyes suddenly popped wide open. |
| Definition | (1) flaring up; burning hotly; suddenly becoming bright(2) flying into a rage; losing one's cool(3) opening suddenly and widely (e.g. eyes, mouth)(4) acting resolutely; |
| Romaji Sentence | Inemuri shiteiru tomodachi ni itazura shiyou to shitara totsuzen me wo ______ aketa no de bikkuri shita. |
| Japanese Sentence | 居眠いねむりしている友達ともだちにいたずらしようとしたら突然とつぜん目を______開あけたのでびっくりした。 |
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well made and very helpful
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I don’t think this really makes sense to me, cause the images are always miserable, which can hardly help me remember it. And the meanings maybe obscure sometime. It’s just increase my study time everyday with little effect.
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Really enjoy using this deck. Helps with reading manga.
One thing is that you can use this with night mode (as you can see with the lineart).
One thing is that you can use this with night mode (as you can see with the lineart).
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Not sure why the last reviewer downvotes this for something they fixed themselves without much work. The layout isn't perfect, but easily adjustable, and the content is great. (And that's what's really important, because making good content yourself is a lot of work.)
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Decent content, sloppy execution
In the state you download it the deck is a bit half assed and not ready for use. However, the basic content is good and after a few tweaks to the card layout and some minor changes to the content as you go along it is a worthwhile resource.
Deserves 2-3 stars as downloaded, and 4-5 after editing.
In the state you download it the deck is a bit half assed and not ready for use. However, the basic content is good and after a few tweaks to the card layout and some minor changes to the content as you go along it is a worthwhile resource.
Deserves 2-3 stars as downloaded, and 4-5 after editing.
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Fun deck, a few glitches
I started working through this deck. The pictures and example sentences are great - it's impossible to make sense of onomatopoeia without concrete examples. The definitions are useful for pointing out that the same onomatopoeia can mean more than one thing, even if the example sentence only illustrates one usage.
I did not know about the source website (linked in the deck), so that was cool.
I found two typos in the first ten cards I worked through (stinky should be "sticky"; 木の上で, not 昨日上で). I was baffled by these at first but was able to figure out what was wrong pretty quickly. Users with less experience of Japanese should be careful, though.
Something is wonky with the display of the furigana on my computer, but that might be because I'm on a Mac. Very minor annoyance.
I started working through this deck. The pictures and example sentences are great - it's impossible to make sense of onomatopoeia without concrete examples. The definitions are useful for pointing out that the same onomatopoeia can mean more than one thing, even if the example sentence only illustrates one usage.
I did not know about the source website (linked in the deck), so that was cool.
I found two typos in the first ten cards I worked through (stinky should be "sticky"; 木の上で, not 昨日上で). I was baffled by these at first but was able to figure out what was wrong pretty quickly. Users with less experience of Japanese should be careful, though.
Something is wonky with the display of the furigana on my computer, but that might be because I'm on a Mac. Very minor annoyance.
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