しんきいってん
心機一転
The English equivalent of this Yojijukugo is to "turn over a new leaf."
Example Sentence:
彼は病気になり、心機一転、タバコをやめるよう決心した。
He turned over a new leaf when got sick, and he decided to quit smoking.
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This is a personal blog about my journeys in studying foreign languages. I especially like East Asian languages such as Mandarin, Japanese and Korean, but I am also proud of my native language Tagalog. I hope my posts here will be helpful to other people learning foreign languages. Most of the entries you will find in this blog are vocabulary lessons for the languages I'm currently learning. If you would like to write for this blog, please feel free to contact me at nicholas.cripps@gmail.com
About Me
- Nick
- I love cooking, especially Chinese and Southeast Asian food... I'm pretty easy-going and generally appreciate the simple things in life. learning foreign languages is my passion, aside from my native languages English and Tagalog, I can speak Mandarin and Japanese pretty fluently, and I can get along with Cantonese and Korean to some extent... 日本と日本語がとても好きで２年間ぐらい日本に住んだことがあります。外国語に本当に興味があるので毎日勉強することで一生懸命取り組んでいます。料理も大好きです。 我是一個長大在澳洲和菲律賓的人。我對中國和中國文化特別感興趣。我將來想去中國的很多地方旅遊。我也想學到很多中國菜的做法。 한국에 간 적이 있지만, 살은 것이 없어요. 2개월이라도 살아 보고 싶어요.
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