Japanese word of the day -3-
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Japanese word of the day -2- Hello everyone, it's your clanker https://media1.tenor.com/m/l1kByEnGJDEAAAAd/clanker.gif Today's word of the day is: 面白い・おもしろい・ o mo shi ro I The word 面白い…
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Hello everyone, it me

Today I am a little late cuz it's a week day for me, but anyway, today's word of the day is
The word 嬉しい means Happy
It's other meanings include glad, delighted, joyfull.
This word is an adjective (••• 3/3 are all adj lol)
The pronunciation of the word is made up of 4 syllables/hiragana
They are: う= u, れ= re, し=shi, い=i
The first character in the word 嬉しい is a kanji and it is pronounced as うれ
The meaning that the kanji 嬉 refers to is glad, pleased, rejoice
In this word, there were 2 new hiragana and 1 new kanji
Hiragana that we have already seen in previous words are し and い
As usual, if you have any questions or advice on how I can make these kinds of posts better, then please ask/tell me.
The websites I used are:
Jishoo: japanese dictionary Link hidden (the meaning of jishoo is literally dictionary btw)
Tofugu: for stuff related to grammar Link hidden
Previous posts related to this (except prologue):
Day 1:Link hidden
Day 2: Link hidden
That is all for this post
Hope you were 嬉しい with this post
Have a great rest of your day and thank you for reading😊

Please and thank you
Hello everyone, it me

Today I am a little late cuz it's a week day for me, but anyway, today's word of the day is
嬉しい・うれしい・u re shi I
The word 嬉しい means Happy
It's other meanings include glad, delighted, joyfull.
This word is an adjective (••• 3/3 are all adj lol)
The pronunciation of the word is made up of 4 syllables/hiragana
They are: う= u, れ= re, し=shi, い=i
The first character in the word 嬉しい is a kanji and it is pronounced as うれ
The meaning that the kanji 嬉 refers to is glad, pleased, rejoice
In this word, there were 2 new hiragana and 1 new kanji
Hiragana that we have already seen in previous words are し and い
As usual, if you have any questions or advice on how I can make these kinds of posts better, then please ask/tell me.
The websites I used are:
Jishoo: japanese dictionary Link hidden (the meaning of jishoo is literally dictionary btw)
Tofugu: for stuff related to grammar Link hidden
Previous posts related to this (except prologue):
Day 1:Link hidden
Day 2: Link hidden
That is all for this post
Hope you were 嬉しい with this post
Have a great rest of your day and thank you for reading😊

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