onomatopoeia
In Japan we use a lot of onomatopoeias which are words that come from sounds that things make. We use a lot of onomatopoeia to describe texture of food.For example, cookies. Cookies have a crispy texture. It is called "saku saku(サクサク)" Some onomatopoeias are hard to explain in English because that same texture doesn't necessarily exist in food that we eat in states or in English-speaking countries. I am sure Japanese is difficult to learn even I am Japanese. I think the most difficult part is to count things. Next time I am going to teach you guys how to count anything in Japanese. Hope you will like it!
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onomatopoeia
In Japan we use a lot of onomatopoeias which are words that come from sounds that things make. We use many onomatopoeias to describe the texture of food. For example, cookies. Cookies have a crispy texture. It is called "saku saku(サクサク)". Some onomatopoeias are hard to explain in English because that same texture doesn't necessarily exist in food that we eat in the United States or in other English-speaking countries. I believe Japanese is difficult to learn even if I am Japanese. I think the most difficult part is to count things. Next time I am going to teach you guys how to count anything in Japanese. Hope you will like it!https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-onomatopoeia/
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onomatopoeia
In Japan we use a lot of onomatopoeias which are words that come from sounds that things make. We use a lot of onomatopoeias to describe texture of food.For example, cookies. Cookies have a crispy texture. It is called "saku saku(サクサク)" Some onomatopoeias are hard to explain in English because that same texture doesn't necessarily exist in food that we eat in the States or in English-speaking countries. I am sure Japanese is difficult to learn even I am a Japanese. I think the most difficult part is to count things. Next time I am going to teach you guys how to count anythings in Japanese. Hope you will like it!https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-onomatopoeia/
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onomatopoeia
In Japan we use a lot of onomatopoeias which are words that come from sounds that things make (Great explanation!). We use a lot of onomatopoeia to describe texture of food. For example; cookies have a crispy texture, it is called "saku saku(サクサク)". Some onomatopoeias are hard to explain in English because that same texture doesn't necessarily exist in food that we eat in states or in English-speaking countries. I am sure Japanese is difficult to learn, I am Japanese. I think the most difficult part is to count things. Next time I am going to teach you guys how to count anything in Japanese. Hope you will like it! (Great!)
https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-onomatopoeia/
We use a lot of onomatopoeia to describe texture of food >> you could also say "We also use onomatopoeias to describe the texture of food"
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