つまり - in other words
Btw do people commonly use kanji for つまり? I feel like I’ve seen it in practice, but it feels odd for an conjunctive somehow?
つまり - in other words
Btw do people commonly use kanji for つまり? I feel like I’ve seen it in practice, but it feels odd for an conjunctive somehow?
力士会 - association of salaried wrestlers
I personally don’t know. This is BP’s lesson on the subject, though: つまり (日本語能力試験 N3) | 文プロ – 日本語の文法解説 (bunpro.jp).
It says in particular:
So, answering your question, it seems that people do not commonly use kanji (詰まり) for つまり.
悪戯(いたずら) mischief
来週末 (らいしゅうまつ) = Next Weekend.
筒 - tube, cylinder, gun barrel
月(つき)moon
禁止 (きんし) = Prohibition.
蕊(しべ)= pistil and/or stamen of a flower (far far more commonly seen as 雌しべ or 雄しべ but this is one of my current favourite kanji so)
弁護士会(べんごしかい) bar association
Awww…two hearts supporting a suffering one. How sweet!
次は一応 (いちおう) = More or Less/Just in Case.
運転手 - driver, chauffeur
Indeed, this kanji 蕊 is a worthy addition to my thread on beloved kanjis.
出張(しゅっちょう) business trip
浮世 (うきよ) this transient world
夜中 (よなか) = Middle of the Night.
悲しみ (かなしみ) sadness
認め - approval, acknowledgement
迷惑 (めいわく) = Inconvenience.
下さい(ください)Please (give me/ do for me)
(As long it isn’t an inconvenience…)
一回
いっかい
One time
一生懸命(いっしょうけんめい) with outmost effort