Word of the Day 7 - 真のとも

真のとも  （しんのとも / shinnotomo）means "true friend."

(where I saw it, it used the kanji for とも which is 友 as in 友だち (tomodachi, "friend"))

真のともが本当にかっこいいです！
(sinnotomo ga hontouni kakkoii desu!)
True friends are really cool!

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Hope you liked today's word! If I made mistakes let me know! ^^

Thanks so much for reading!
A lot of people have been viewing my blog lately, I'm so happy!!!
どもありがとうございます！！！
I'll try and make this blog helpful! がんばります！
じゃね！<3

Word of the Day 6 - 教えてくん

教えてくん　（おしえてくん / oshietekun）

教えてくん means "someone who asks for answers without looking them up for himself/herself first."

たまには私が教えてくんです。
(tamani wa watashi ga oshietekun desu.)
Sometimes, I am an Oshietekun.
(Sometimes, I am a person who asks for answers without looking them up for myself.)

It's true. :p

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As always, please let me know if I made mistakes! I'm just learning!

I hope that these words help! XD I have fun with them! ^^

Thanks for reading! ありがとう！じゃね！

Word of the Day 5

I'm doing this one a bit differently than the last few ones. The word I wanted to do today is "hungry."

So, I went on Denshi Jisho like I always do to look up words I'm not familiar with (which, by the way, is where the definitions I'm using come from because it's an awesome resource) and there are a lot of words to do with hunger. So today I'm going to include some of the extra words and phrases that I think are useful to know. Here we go!

腹をすかす　（はらをすかす / harawosukasu ）means "to be hungry."

"To become hungry" is 腹が減る　（はらがへる / haragaheru）

And finally, to say "I'm hungry" is 腹減った　（はらへった / harahetta）

The kanji 腹（はら）has to do with the stomach or abdomen, that's why it's in each of these words/phrases.

Well, I hope that you thought this was as interesting as I did! Thanks for reading! じゃね！

(Last thing! たべもの (tabemono) is the word for food! ^^)

Word of the Day 4

辛抱　（しんぼう / shinbou）

辛抱 means "patience; endurance."

(Once again, I'm not familiar with these kanji, so I will be using the hiragana in the sentence.)

しんぼうもってください。
(shinbou motte kudasai.)
Please have patience.

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I hope this helps in your studies! ^^
If I made mistakes in my grammar or translation, please let me know!

Thank you for reading my blog! ありがとうございます！じゃね！

Word of the Day 3

楽観的（らっかんてき / rakkanteki）

楽観的 means "optimistic; hopeful."

(Because I can't read the kanji very well yet, I'm going to be using the hiragana in the sentence.)

あなたのおいさきがらっかんてきです。
(anata no oisaki ga rakkanteki desu.)
Your future is hopeful.

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Well, I'm pretty sure this sentence has atrocious grammar; like, worse than my other sentences. ^^;
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
I hope that these words help in your studies, and I'll write again really soon!
じゃね！

Word of the Day 2

きがかつ (kigakatsu)

きがかつ means "to be determined or strong-willed."

私は、なるようにしようきがかつ。
(watashi wa, naru you ni shiyou kigakatsu.)
I will try to be determined/strong-willed. (general translation)

Once again, if I've made a mistake, please point it out to me! I appreciate it! :)

^^ Thank you for reading! ありがとうございます！
I'll see you again soon I hope! じゃね！

Word of the Day 1

おおせる (ooseru)

おおせる means "to succeed in doing."

みんなが日本語を勉強します。私たちがおおせるでしょう！
minna ga nihongo wo benkyou shimasu. watashitachi ga ooseru deshiyou!
Everyone is studying Japanese. We will succeed!

I really hope that this helps you in your studies! ^^
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As always, please feel free to correct my mistakes, I'm just learning as well and I appreciate the help!

Thank you for reading my blog, it's been so long since I've posted anything, things have been busy for me in a way.

Also, thank you Rosa, your comment recently reminded me of my blog and how I've neglected it for a while. どおもありがとうございます！

みんあさん、ありがとうございます！じゃね！^^