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Japanese Homophones and How To Use Them Throughout the course of your Japanese studies, have you ever come across an unfamiliar kanji, only to look it up and realize it was a word you thought you already knew? "But I thought 'はやい' was written '早い'!" you might have said. "What's this '速い' business?" Well, as it turns out, there are quite a few Japanese homophones—words that sound the same—that have very similar meanings, with 早い and 速い being examples. These types of homophones exist in English, too, like "insure" and "ensure" or "affect" and "effect," but they probably don't cause you much confusion in your day-to-day life. If you've struggled with this in the past, I can't blame you. In this guide, we'll cover a large selection of Japanese homophones, explain the differences between them, and give you examples of how each are used. あう (会う VS 合う VS 遭う) "あう" can be written as 会う, 合う, or 遭う. 会う means "to meet someone in person or to be be present at an event." 渋谷でぱったりと友達に会った I bumped into my friend in Shibuya. あからむ (明らむ VS 赤らむ) Or
Japanese Onomatopoeia and English transaltion and equivalence Japanese Lessons >Lessons> Onomatopoeia Search Japanese onomatopoeic words make your spoken Japanese lively, and certainly Japanese manga come alive; zokuzoku sasemasu. It may not be overstating to say you'd be missing a half of the manga without it, where short and cryptic language is used. Our Japanese onomatopoeia dictionary below can be searched with a complete or partial Japanese or English word. Emotional word and expression in Japanese Use the search function for others. There are four types of onomatopoeic expressions in Japanese. 1. gion go 擬音語 words that mimic natural sounds.