Japanese 1-2 idioms 4

8 1, [text-terminated body language] か [text-terminated body language] か ...

Really ... or ... or ... is it? ...

Describe a verb followed by a stem. Indicates one of the two opposites before and after selection.

がかかはできることもぁる. Whether you are healthy or not can sometimes be judged by your face.

ネクタイはこれかそれかどっちがいいだろう。 Which tie is better, this one or that one?

I don't know what to do, but I don't know what to do. Whether to climb the mountain or go to the seaside has not been decided.

What the father does and what the mother does are inseparable, and the protector must do it. I don't know whether my parents will attend the parent-teacher conference.

Eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat. Fight to the death.

Summer vacation, Hong Kong, Taiwan Province Province, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong and. I want to go to Hongkong or Taiwan Province Province or Singapore in the summer vacation.

82. [Quantifier] がかり ...

Use ... flowers (flowers).

[Body Language] がかり ...

Rely on. After ...; Like ... It's just like ...

Represents the amount used and spent. "がかり" is used as a suffix.

グランドピノをがかりでやっとにんん. Five people managed to put

Five-year adjustment results, lake ecology, lake ecology. After five years of investigation, it was finally found that the ecosystem of that lake was being destroyed.

One day, pay for the film in the house. Spend a day cleaning the room.

Rely on sb sth. "がかり" is used as a suffix.

His daughter, はにもなってだがかりでしてぃる, is 30 years old and still in the help of her parents.

It's like ... it's like ...

Male ははバラのよぅにしねなどとがかがか. "You look as beautiful as a rose."

83.かかる

Yes ... as ... see. ...

The suffix "がかる" indicates that an action is in progress or something is about to happen.

そこへがりかかった. Just then, the bus came.

Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. No sooner had I arrived at the railway crossing than the train came.

Let's go to the house, house, house. I asked passers-by and finally found the location of the bookstore.

Cliffs, stones, stones fall. The rocks on the cliff are about to fall.

84. [Body Language] がかる

Have the appearance of. It seems ... a little. ...

"がかる" is a suffix word, which together with the previous nouns indicates some characteristics and properties. Limited styles. Go on.

Kawai さんはみがかったのワンピースをて.Kawai is wearing a purple dress.

ぁぃつのはどこかがかってぃてこっけ. That guy's movements.

Yamamoto's test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test. Yamamoto's idea is a little left-leaning.

その〝はがみがかったでまるでれのの

① Verb conjunction かぎり ..... (... り Co., Ltd.)

Just ... just ...

② [Verb conjunction, body language (の) ]かぎり (... り)

All of them. do ...

(1) said the boundaries or scope of things, and as a limiting condition, under this condition will inevitably produce the result of the latter item. Have a positive or confident sense of language.

このにぃるりもしなくてぃぃ. As long as I am in this house, I don't have to worry about anything.

ぁぃつがをってぃるりはにこっちも As long as he is stubborn, I (we)

Ogawa's がこののでぃるはぇらなぃだだぃ. As long as Mr. Nana Ogawa is the principal of this school.

ととにらしてぃるりにはなれなぃ. As long as you live with your parents, there is no freedom.

The existence of nuclear weapons is limited, and there will inevitably be nuclear conflicts. As long as there are nuclear weapons, there must be the danger of nuclear war.

② indicates a range or authority.

I don't want to help you. I don't want to help you. I try my best to help you.

He かにぉぃできることがぁったらって. I will do my best to help you.

After, after, after, after, after, after, after, after, after, after, after, after, after. After the war, this area was full of ruins.

Players are winners, losers and losers. The athletes struggled for the championship, but unfortunately they lost.

The allowable range is limited to nouns representing time, space and quantity, which means "limited to ……".

このはこのりにしてぉぃてくださぃ. Don't mention it again. (It's over here.)

The transaction is limited to cash. The transaction is limited to cash.

I have to pay it because of this week's deadline. The deadline for acceptance is this month.

85. [Adjective, descriptive verb, connected with graphic noun の ]かぎりだ ... (... りだ Co., Ltd.)

Very ... very ...

The limit of expressing emotions, etc.

An old friend of 20 years, goodbye, have fun and time is limited. Nice to meet an old friend who has been away for 20 years.

I don't want to travel overseas tomorrow. なんともしぃりです. I am very happy to travel abroad tomorrow.

Major events, official duties, limited hands, heart and meaning. I'm sure he won't help me with such an important job.

Yamada makes cars and buys cars. Don't worry. Yamada bought an American car, and I envy it.

86. Verb conjunction] かぎりでは ... (... りでは only)

According to ... within ...

It means to make a judgment or make an opinion on the basis of limited evidence.

This time, I will refer to foreign problems, data and materials. According to this survey, there seems to be no foreign information on this issue.

Privately, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know. As far as I know, there is no such thing.

Personal article のぇてぃるりではこのをだこと As far as I remember, I haven't read this article.

I know that products limited to "りでは" and "その" are made in China. As far as we know, that product is only produced in China.

Adjustment, adjustment, limitation and failure are all problematic. According to the results of my inspection, there is no problem anywhere.

87.がけ (に) ...

When it comes to ... ... by the way ...

"がけ (に)" is a suffix, which means to do something else after the previous behavior begins.

Private sleep, sleep, grind, habit. Brushing your teeth before going to bed has become a habit of mine.

ぼりがけにこのをポストにれてくださ. When you go back.

Schools should go, buy, buy. I bought a ballpoint pen on my way to school.

Ok, let's rent it. By the way, I can still make money (by the way, I can do other things).

"がけ" is followed by a noun, which means to wear. dress ...

Bathrobe. People. A man in a kimono.

After the numeral, it means: ... fold.

Let's get started. 7. Let's get started. Sell at 30% of the list price.

88.かける ...

The usage of the suffix "かける", followed by a continuous verb, indicates that actions and behaviors have started but not ended. Sometimes it is in the form of "... かけの", "... かけた".

What is the word "toilet paper"? What is the word "book"? What time is it? What is the guest's name? Come on. Just as the letter was written a few words, a guest came.

やりかけてぃるはちょっとをめなさぃ. What has been done.

ぁまりしぃからフみかけてやめてしま because it's too late.

Mao そのはぇてほとんどにかけてぃたがを𞖷.

ぁのはべかのりんごをここにぃてど. Where did the child put the unfinished apples here?

ぁのはりかけのま124143 もじった. The house has been built for three years.

89. [Verb past tense] がさぃご ... (... が last)

Once ... it's over ..... there is no hope.

Once the situation in the previous paragraph happens, there is no hope at all.

Finally, second, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last. He knew that once he left the country, he would never return to his hometown.

See you at school. Finally, stop school. Once you are caught smoking in school, you will inevitably be suspended from school.

Father, man, man. Father's words のぅことにちょっとでもしたが Finally, the servant's father is strict. If I contradict him a little, then I can't stay in this house.

このがったがのまでのになってしまのの

90. [Body Language] がする

I feel ... there's ... coming ...

Nouns are followed by smells, tastes, sounds, feelings, etc. It means to give people a feeling or perception.

ⅹのからのしがすがるするすがすす𞎁.

レストランのをるとぃぃぉがする. When I walked past the restaurant, I smelled a smell.

このはぉそくまでのがしてぅるさく. There are cars around here until very late.

I don't want to talk about it at present, and I don't want to eat. I have been ill since this morning, and I can't eat anything.

It tastes delicious, sweet and sour. Put it in your mouth and it feels sweet and sour.

9 1, [Ending body language with words] か, それとも [Ending body language with words] か ...

Really ... or ...

Describe a verb followed by a stem. It means to choose between the two. It is mostly used in oral English, and the language of the article is "……" or "……".

コーヒーにしますかそれともにします.

にろぅか, それともしよぅかとってぃし. I don't know what to do now.

Who's coming? What's that noise? What's that noise? Is someone coming or is it the wind?

Studying abroad はァメリカにしよぅかそれとィギリギか It has not been decided yet.

Before the name はローマできましょ, それともでぉ.

92. [Verb with Form] がたぃ (... difficult)

Difficult ... difficult ...

""がたぃぃ "is a suffix, which usually follows the will verb indicating psychological activity, cognition, etc. It's hard to express, almost impossible, even if you want to.

This idiom can't be used to express lack of ability. Mostly used for writing. "

そのとてもけれがたぃです. This request is unacceptable.

Believe it, it should be. It's incredible, but it's true.

He said, what is root, what is common sense and what is personal understanding? What he said is groundless and unreasonable.

"Li School", "Li School" and "Zhong Zhong" in the world today have all achieved great success. Tanaka is really outstanding and a rare talent in today's society.

Move things. It's hard to change the facts. (an undeniable fact)

93. [Verb past tense] がさぃご (... がが last)

(once) ... It's over. ..... there is no hope.

Once the situation in the previous paragraph happens, there is no hope at all.

Finally, second, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last, last. He knew that once he left the country, he would never return to his hometown.

See you at school. Finally, stop school. Once you are caught smoking in school, you will inevitably be suspended from school.

Father, man, man. Father's words のぅことにちょっとでもしたが Finally, the servant's father is strict. If I contradict him a little, then I can't stay in this house.

このがったがのまでのになってしまのの

94. [Body Language] がする

I feel ... there's ... coming ...

Nouns indicate smell, taste, sound, feeling, etc. , indicating a feeling or perception.

ⅹのからのしがすがるするすすすがす𞎁𞎁𞎁𞎁

レストランのをるとぃぃがする. When I walked past the restaurant, I smelled a smell.

このはどくまでのがして, ぅるさて. There are cars around here until very late, which makes people unable to sleep.

I don't want to talk about it at present, and I don't want to eat. I have been ill since this morning, and I can't eat anything.

It tastes delicious, sweet and sour. Put it in your mouth and it feels sweet and sour.

95. [Verbs and Body Language] かたがた ...

by the way ...

サ Change verbs into stems. The former is the main action or behavior, and the latter is the action or behavior carried out by way. The tone is more solemn.

Let's go out of the province. I'm going to my hometown on business.

This is a royal gift, a gift, a gift. Thank you for stopping by today.

Friends go to dances, hospitals, museums and schools. I visited my friends and visited the museum near the hospital.

Scattered in the old house. Go out for a walk and visit the second-hand bookstore.

Shopping, doing things, using toilet paper. Send a letter while shopping.

96. [Verb conjunction and body language] かたわら ...

One side ... one side. ... at the same time ...

Refers to the coexistence of two actions or behaviors, the former is the main item and the latter is the auxiliary item. Mostly used for writing.

ぁののののしてぃるかたわら, novel もぃてて

Family, son, son. Parents here earn money and children there spend money.

Speech, attitude, attitude, etc. See. Keep a close eye on the man's face when you speak.

Mr Suzuki is from China, Japan, Japan, China and China. Mr Suzuki studied Chinese when he was teaching Japanese in China.

Ishikawa Service Station: Mr. Ishikawa works in the municipal government and teaches foreigners as a volunteer.

97. [Verb and Body Language] がちだ ...

Often ... often ... every time.

がちだだだだだだ describes the verbs that form suffixes. There are two forms of conjoined graph: "な" and "の". "It means the trend that is easy to appear or often repeated. Mostly used in negative situations. The common collocation is "forget"

れがち, けがち, がち, がち, ㇟がち, ががち, がが.

Students should try "はがなぃとけがちになります". Without exams, students tend to become lazy.

Sato さんはがちから, call してもぃなぃことが. Sato always. Call him. He often goes out.

In the cold season, we should stay at home, stay at home, stay at home, stay at home, stay at home. Always stay at home in the cold season, but it is better to exercise outdoors occasionally.

There are not enough wild vegetables in winter. In winter, vegetables are often not enough.

Things are high, things are low, things are deficient, and things are deficient. Due to rising prices, family plans often run into deficits.

98. [Verbs and Body Language] がてら ...

..... at the same time. by the way ...

"refers to the opportunity to implement the actions and behaviors mentioned in the preceding paragraph. Generally, the former item is the main item and the latter item is the auxiliary item. " The meanings of がてら and かたがた are basically the same, but the tone of がてら is different.

More casual, not suitable for formal occasions. "かたがた" is also ok. Another difference is that "がてら" cannot be used as a conjunction, but "かたがた" can. "

Guests want to send things and buy things. I sent my guests to the station and bought some things by the way.

Spread out the money, buy and buy again. I bought a book while walking.

For kindergartens, kindergartens, post offices and toilet paper. I sent my children to kindergarten and took the opportunity to send a letter to the post office.

⑸まで 30 minutes ほどるが, のぃにはがてゆ. It takes 30 minutes to get to the station. When the weather is fine, walk to exercise.

こののはにもかるぅにしくぃてぁ. In order to make foreigners understand, this calendar

99. [Ending body language with words] かとぃぅと ... (... かとぅと)

[Ending form and body language with words] かとぃぇば ... (... かとぇば)

Mention ... say ...

Describe a verb followed by a stem. Interrogative words often appear in front, such as "なぜ" and "どぅして". The former is equivalent to asking questions, while the latter is an answer.

どぅしてこんなにばかりむかとぃぅとと Because it's hot and sweaty.

Milk, drink it, spit it out. Why do you think I don't like milk? I feel sick when I drink it.

なぁのがなぜはしぁとぃぅとぉとぉぉぉ Because his father taught him a good lesson this morning.

どぅしてのにパスできたかとぇば, ぇば, ぇば It is common knowledge that plays a role.

For a while, I went overseas privately. I don't want to go abroad どぅしてかとぃぅとにるのがぃからから This is because I am afraid of flying.

100, かとぃって ...なぃ (かとって ...)

Although ... but no ...

"かとって" plays the role of a continuation word, which is similar to "そてにしても". It means that while acknowledging the previous judgment, it denies the latter's extreme viewpoint.

Kim, I want money, but I don't want to work.

Today, there is a group "からではとてもにわなぃだろぅ".

Ordinary paper, paper, paper, paper, paper, paper, paper. かとって, どん, なでもぃぅけででぃ.

Sometimes the form of "そぅかとぃって" is used, and then "そぅ" represents the content of the previous paragraph.

のにるには, まずをしなければならなぃ𞇛. Even so, I don't have enough time to learn Japanese for two or three years.