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コレドウスキ（男性形）

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コレドウスカって苗字の人ポーランドとかに居そう（適当）

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3599

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村山富市死去首相経験者の長寿歴代2位で確定ですね。先日中曽根を抜いて、来年東久邇を抜くかなどうかなと思っていましたが。ご冥福をお祈り致します。

cerealandchoccymilk updated cereal and choccy milk

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cerealandchoccymilk 1 month ago

大量更新完了うおおおおっ

3599

1 month ago

カンテレの中継観たかったなあ…

mimidoshima updated Mimidoshima - Homepage

1 month ago

main/posts/old/2024-05-24-早咲きのくろゆり (Hayasaki no Kuroyuri) is a yuri visual novel about teenagers who are hurt by heteronormativity but determined to fight it/index.html

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pastelshoal updated pastelshoal | Home

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adhemara 1 month ago

tu feras gaffe, neocities enlève les caractères accentués des noms de fichiers, plutôt que de les remplacer par la lettre non-accentuée (là du coup ton fichier s'appelle "ladchance.html" au lieu de "ladecheance.html")

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pastelshoal 1 month ago

Merci beaucoup pour ton message, je n'ai pas constaté cela, dommage que l'anglais s'impose comme ça.

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3599

1 month ago

今日のALCS、どこの局の中継か知らないけど、臨場感がすごいね。フジテレビのヤクルト戦とは大違い。大迫力のカメラワークね。

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めっちゃホームラン出るやん（ALCS SEA×TOR）

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1 month ago

ソロホームランって、なんとなく損した気分がしませんか？

cerealandchoccymilk updated cereal and choccy milk

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3599

1 month ago

「立川が吉祥寺を追い抜く」みたいなタイトルのニュース記事があって閉口しました。そもそも市制の順番としては武蔵野市より立川市のほうが先ですから、歴史的な観点からみると逆で、吉祥寺が立川を追走する側なんですよね。

unrelatedwaffle updated momomori-eki.net

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wabisabiish

1 month ago

hi thereeee! i posted a new blog! i've been kinda awol cause i went on break from school and basically did nothing but play minecraft. so yeah, check it out! https://wabisabiish.com/blog-entries/10-15-2025

mimineko12

1 month ago

i'm gonna make shrine on my page definitely but still…my job won't let me.

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ogaratsu

1 month ago

今日、サーチサイトに登録したら、閲覧数が格段に跳ね上がりました。　かしこ

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ogaratsu updated キミを迎えたくて

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キミを迎えたくて

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yagara

1 month ago

Japanese has a lot of first-person pronouns. Each one carries its own personality and nuance. Whenever I translate something from English, I always struggle with which one to use. I consider things like the character’s gender, personality, and speech style. Moments like these make me realize, even as a native speaker, just how tricky Japanese can be haha

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pinkytelephone 1 month ago

I've always been a bit jealous of Jaoanese personal pronouns and that we dont have something like that in English. (though I guess modern neopronous are starting to fill the void) it'd be nice to have other options besides I/Me/Myself

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pinkytelephone 1 month ago

*Japanese typo damnnn

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aurpheus 1 month ago

I've just started learning japanese in a class... This scares me xD

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yagara 1 month ago

Depending on the situation, I have to switch my first-person pronoun, so honestly, it's kind of a hassle haha

yagara 1 month ago

Don't worry!! There really are a lot of first-person pronouns in Japanese, but in everyday life, people mostly just use three: 私 (watashi), 俺 (ore), and 僕 (boku).

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yagara 1 month ago

In manga, characters often use a wide variety of first-person pronouns to express their personality. Just off the top of my head, there's boku, ore, oresama, watashi, watakushi, atashi, atakushi, ware, wagahai, washi, achiki, shousei, jibun... and the list goes on haha

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wraithcastle 1 month ago

i think often how nice it would be able to tell people my pronouns/gender by using 僕 or 俺 instead of in english where i'm begging them to respect my gender ("my pronouns are they/he please call me those!!"). the power is in your hands moreso

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yagara 1 month ago

Now that you mention it, that does make sense. But honestly, in Japanese, people usually refer to others in the third person using 'that person' or just their name instead of gendered terms like 'he' or 'she'. I guess it might depend on the person or region, but I do not really think much about someone’s self-identified gender. You can usually tell from appearance anyway.

yagara 1 month ago

Also, on social media, most people do not even mention their gender at all. In Japanese, it is not just first-person pronouns. You can often tell someone’s gender from their overall speech style too.

tatsumoto updated All Japanese All The Time - AJATT

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