Speak and Read Japanese by Larry Herzberg

Author:Larry Herzberg
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Stone Bridge Press

nakusu なくす lose (something)

Whenever I lose something important, like the car keys or my credit card, I take a lot of knocks from my wife!

nani 何 / なに what?

When Shakespeare’s characters sing, “Hey, nonny, nonny,” modern audiences ask, “What?!”

何 The kanji has the “person” radical 亻 on the left, since it is people who always ask, “What?” Dogs or cats will simply just ignore it, or eat it! The phonetic 可 on the right, meaning “permitted,” shows the mouth with breath rising up as someone asks permission for something. It’s as if the other person asks, “What?!”

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