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Like a real fox, Riko loves 肉(にく/niku). 😍
肉 is a noun and means "meat".
What type of 肉 is your favorite 肉? 🦊
Learn this and more vocabulary in lesson 15 of kawaiiNihongo.
Artist: @kaxukin
I just started a fan fic half to keep writing & to work on my storytelling more, & half bc I love the Ys series.
#art #fanfiction #fanfic #nihonfalcom #ys
Aoi likes to eat Hamburgers! 🦊
食べる(たべる/taberu) is the Japanese word for "to eat".
It's a verb and can thus be conjugated.
To learn more about how verbs are conjugated, including rules and exceptions, you can check out lesson 14 of kawaiiNihongo. 💕
Artist: @kaxukin
Feliz cumpleaños a nuestro rey , precioso y bello Nihon 🌸🍒
Bello kiku
Riko would love to wear a 帽子(ぼうし/boushi), but her ears make it a little hard... 😓
"帽子" is Japanese for "hat".
Do you like to wear them? 👒
You can find this noun in lesson 5 of kawaiiNihongo. 🦊❤️
Artist: @Nami_nyaa
The winter nights are often very cold and clear - but that's why Aoi loves them! 🌌
夜(よる/yoru) is Aoi's favorite time of the day. 夜 means "night".
Is 夜 your favorite time of the day, too? 🌠
You can practice this noun in lesson 6 of kawaiiNihongo. 🦊
Artist: @kaxukin
イース2オープニングのソロもド頭からえげつないなぁ☺
TO MAKE THE END OF BATTLE / Music From Ys I&II Chronicles (Original mode)
© Nihon Falcom Corporation. All rights reserved.
「神殿2」のギターソロ!
終盤怒涛の連続ショートスウィープからロングスウィープで締め!
これがプレイ中に流れるんだぜ?
PALACE OF DESTRUCTION / Music From Ys I&II Chronicles (Original mode)
© Nihon Falcom Corporation. All rights reserved.
i just finished nihon arc in my reread so u know im feelin it
#TsubasaReservoirChronicle
Cosmic Fantasy 4: Ginga Shounen Densetsu Totsunyuu Hen - Shin Nihon Laser - PC Engine - 1994
- Kuro no Kiseki (Trails of Black/Darkness) - Main Characters Artwork -
#黎の軌跡 #NihonFalcom
「 spring 」
日本画 japanese painting
春じゃなくて泉
#mamiyoshidaart #art #painting #japanesepainting #nihonga #mineralpigments #silverleaf #吉田真美 #アート #絵画 #日本画 #岩絵の具 #銀箔 #美人画
Cosmic Fantasy 4: Ginga Shounen Densetsu Gekitou Hen - Shin Nihon Laser - PC Engine - 1994
Aoi's room" is "あおいの部屋" (あおいのへや/aoi no heya) in Japanese. 🦊
To explain that two nouns belong together or that noun 2 is in relation to noun 1, you need the particle "の" (no) between the nouns.
Check out lesson 3 of kawaiiNihongo for more details! 🌟