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Thread: Let's read the 百人一首 Post: Let's read the 百人一首 yudantaiteki Wrote:There was a positive response to my idea in the last thread, so I guess I'll start posting a series of "lessons" (or annotations) on the 百人一首. First I should explain some basics, t... |
Exarkun | The Japanese language | 103 | 38,663 | 2014-07-23, 9:20 pm | ||
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Thread: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practicing their skills? Post: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practici... Linval Wrote:Exarkun Wrote:As your poem lacks a 季語 ("kigo"; "season word"), it wouldn't qualify as haiku. According to the two sources to support the article on senryuu on Wiki, senryuu apparently don... |
Exarkun | Learning resources | 9 | 8,407 | 2014-07-22, 6:44 pm | ||
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Thread: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practicing their skills? Post: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practici... Zgarbas Wrote:Fixed form poetry tends to keep to archaic Japanese grammar, poetry-specific terms and vocabulary, and highly abstract concepts (which aren't actually that abstract once you get familiar... |
Exarkun | Learning resources | 9 | 8,407 | 2014-07-22, 4:40 am | ||
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Thread: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practicing their skills? Post: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practici... Well, OK. |
Exarkun | Learning resources | 9 | 8,407 | 2014-07-22, 4:38 am | ||
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Thread: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practicing their skills? Post: Does anyone read Haiku poetry as a way of practici... As your poem lacks a 季語 ("kigo"; "season word"), it wouldn't qualify as haiku. According to the two sources to support the article on senryuu on Wiki, senryuu apparently don't usually use kigo, and do... |
Exarkun | Learning resources | 9 | 8,407 | 2014-07-22, 1:50 am | ||
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Thread: I study Nihongo because... Post: I study Nihongo because... I just joined. I study Japanese because 1) I live and work in Japan. 2) I like studying languages. 3) I like things Japanese. a) Washoku b) Japanese literature c) politics d) history... |
Exarkun | Off topic | 358 | 111,156 | 2014-07-04, 12:04 am | ||