Namae (名前 - Name)
Jan 5, 2018 17:44
Almost everything has 名前 (namae).
名前 (namae) is a term given to a thing or person, and is used for identification.
Since 前 (mae) is a term that means "organized," "complete," or "formal," you can say just 名 (na) instead of 名前 (namae).
There is a theory about the etymology about 名 (na) -- it comes from 音 (ne), which means "sound" -- but whether or not it's true is unclear.
Incidentally, a Japanese animated film 君の名は (Kimi no Na Wa - Your Name) was broadcast via television two days ago.
It was a very impressive movie.
名前 (namae) is a term given to a thing or person, and is used for identification.
Since 前 (mae) is a term that means "organized," "complete," or "formal," you can say just 名 (na) instead of 名前 (namae).
There is a theory about the etymology about 名 (na) -- it comes from 音 (ne), which means "sound" -- but whether or not it's true is unclear.
Incidentally, a Japanese animated film 君の名は (Kimi no Na Wa - Your Name) was broadcast via television two days ago.
It was a very impressive movie.
名前
あらゆるものに、「名前」が付いています。
「名前」とは、物や人に与えられた言葉のことで、その対象を指し示す際に使われます。
「前」は「整えられた」「完全な」「正式な」などを意味する語で、「名前」は単に「名」と言うこともできます。
「名」の語源について、「音(ね)」から来ているという説がありますが、はっきりとしたことはわかっていません。
ちなみに一昨日、アニメ「君の名は」がテレビで放送されました。
とても印象的なアニメでした。
あらゆるものに、「名前」が付いています。
「名前」とは、物や人に与えられた言葉のことで、その対象を指し示す際に使われます。
「前」は「整えられた」「完全な」「正式な」などを意味する語で、「名前」は単に「名」と言うこともできます。
「名」の語源について、「音(ね)」から来ているという説がありますが、はっきりとしたことはわかっていません。
ちなみに一昨日、アニメ「君の名は」がテレビで放送されました。
とても印象的なアニメでした。
No. 1 Dane3's correction
- Almost everything has 名前 (namae).
- Almost everything has a 名前 (namae).
- 名前 (namae) is a term given to a thing or person, and is used for identification.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Since 前 (mae) is a term that means "organized," "complete," or "formal," you can say just 名 (na) instead of 名前 (namae).
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There is a theory about the etymology about 名 (na) -- it comes from 音 (ne), which means "sound" -- but whether or not it's true is unclear.
- There is a theory about the etymology of 名 (na) -- it comes from 音 (ne), which means "sound" -- but whether or not it's true is unclear.
- Incidentally, a Japanese animated film 君の名は (Kimi no Na Wa - Your Name) was broadcast via television two days ago.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- It was a very impressive movie.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting me! :)
Thank you so much for correcting me! :)