Shinotsuku Ame (篠突く雨 - Intense Rain)
Oct 29, 2017 16:59
Unfortunately, today's weather is "shinotsuku ame" (篠突く雨).
"Shinotsuku ame" means a pelting rain as much as it could pierce the ground.
The "shino" (篠) is "shinodake" (篠竹), which means small bamboo, and the "tsuku" (突く) means "prod."
Therefore "shinotsuku" (篠突く) means that you gather small bamboos and prod them to the ground.
Also, the "ame" means "rain."
That is to say, "shinotsuku ame" implies a strong and high density rain like gathered small bamboos.
Although this is a little old-fashioned term and is not used much now, I think that you will be cool if you can use it appropriately.
"Shinotsuku ame" means a pelting rain as much as it could pierce the ground.
The "shino" (篠) is "shinodake" (篠竹), which means small bamboo, and the "tsuku" (突く) means "prod."
Therefore "shinotsuku" (篠突く) means that you gather small bamboos and prod them to the ground.
Also, the "ame" means "rain."
That is to say, "shinotsuku ame" implies a strong and high density rain like gathered small bamboos.
Although this is a little old-fashioned term and is not used much now, I think that you will be cool if you can use it appropriately.
篠突く雨
今日の天候は「篠突く雨」です。
「篠突く雨」とは、地面に突き刺さるように激しく降る雨のことを意味します。
「篠」は細く群がって生える竹「篠竹」を、「突く」は "" を意味します。
このため「篠突く」は、篠竹を束ねて地面に突き下ろすさまを表します。
また、「雨」は "rain" を意味します。
すなわち「篠突く雨」とは、束ねられた篠竹のように、強く細かく降る雨のことを表します。
この言葉は少し古風な表現で現在ではあまり使われませんが、使いこなせると格好良いと思います。
今日の天候は「篠突く雨」です。
「篠突く雨」とは、地面に突き刺さるように激しく降る雨のことを意味します。
「篠」は細く群がって生える竹「篠竹」を、「突く」は "" を意味します。
このため「篠突く」は、篠竹を束ねて地面に突き下ろすさまを表します。
また、「雨」は "rain" を意味します。
すなわち「篠突く雨」とは、束ねられた篠竹のように、強く細かく降る雨のことを表します。
この言葉は少し古風な表現で現在ではあまり使われませんが、使いこなせると格好良いと思います。
No. 1 Lexee's correction
- Unfortunately, today's weather is "shinotsuku ame" (篠突く雨).
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- "Shinotsuku ame" means a pelting rain as much as it could pierce the ground.
- "Shinotsuku ame" means that the rain is so strong it could piece the ground.
- The "shino" (篠) is "shinodake" (篠竹), which means small bamboo, and the "tsuku" (突く) means "prod."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Therefore "shinotsuku" (篠突く) means that you gather small bamboos and prod them to the ground.
- Therefore "shinotsuku" (篠突く) means that you gather small bamboos and prod them into the ground.
- Also, the "ame" means "rain."
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- That is to say, "shinotsuku ame" implies a strong and high density rain like gathered small bamboos.
- In other words, "shinotsuku ame" implies a strong and high density rain like small gathered bamboos.
- Although this is a little old-fashioned term and is not used much now, I think that you will be cool if you can use it appropriately.
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Although this is a little old-fashioned term and is not used much now, I think that you will be cool if you can use it appropriately.
「使いこなせると格好良いと思います。」は"I think It would be cool if you could be able to properly use it"感があると思う。。あるいは、人がかっこいですか？使いことがかっこいいですか？
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting my post!
> "I think It would be cool if you could be able to properly use it"感があると思う。
「人がかっこいい」というよりは「使いこなすことがかっこいい」ので、Lexee さんの提案してくれた文が適切だと思います。
I think that your suggestion is more appropriate.
Thank you so much for correcting my post!
> "I think It would be cool if you could be able to properly use it"感があると思う。
「人がかっこいい」というよりは「使いこなすことがかっこいい」ので、Lexee さんの提案してくれた文が適切だと思います。
I think that your suggestion is more appropriate.
In other words, "shinotsuku ame" implies a strong and high density rain like small gathered bamboos.でもＯＫけど：
In other words, "shinotsuku ame" implies the rain is so strong and intense that the drops are like small gathered bamboos. がもっとナチュラルな文と思う