A ninja was a covert agent or mercenary in feudal Japan. The real Ninja is no there in Japan, in any-place, yet. Japanese says Shinobi, too.
a man of leisure, a leisured person, an idler. a person who is busy with leisure. a people who has a lot of time. japanese says Hima-jin.
Une personne influente qui constitue un frein important. Une figure centrale qui joue un rôle primordial dans ce domaine. Une personne qui joue un rôle important dans une société ou un secteur donné. En japonais, on dit « Ju-chin ». Colosse, titan, géant, colosse, colosse, géant.
1. Aimable, surtout d'une manière enfantine ou naïve. 2. Agréable par sa délicatesse ou sa grâce. 3. Qui touche autant les émotions que le regard. Les Japonais disent « kawaii »
1. Buddhist language. To convey enlightenment and truth that cannot be expressed in words from heart to heart. Mainly used by Zen families. 2. The hearts communicate with each other silently. Even if you don’t bother to explain it, you can communicate with the other person naturally. 3. A jargon for fellow students, which … Read More
1. relatively long-bodied reptile with usually two pairs of legs and a tapering tail. 2. a man who idles about in the lounges of hotels and bars in search of women who would support him. Japanese says To-kage.
Je recherche quelqu'un d'original, un excentrique, un drôle de type. En japonais, ça se dit Hen-jin-bo-shu-chu.
The kanji character “猛者” can be roughly translated as “tough guy”. ‘猛者’ is read as “mosa”. “mosa” refers to a person of exceptional strength and ability. It denotes not only physical strength but also experience, skill, and mental fortitude. In the Warring States period, it referred to brave samurai and soldiers who distinguished themselves … Read More
1. a person of subnormal intelligence. 2. a person who lacks good judgment. 3. the trait of acting stupidly or rashly. This is wrote by 馬(house) with 鹿(deer) in Japanese. Japanese says Ba-ka.
1. Un officier général de très haut grade. 2. Un dictateur militaire héréditaire du Japon. En japonais, on dit « shogun ».
Whereas His Majesty has by Order made on the 28th day of July, 1938, declared British India to be a convention country within the meaning of section 91A of the Patents And Designs Acts, 1907 to 1938, any person who has applied for protection for any invention or design in the United Kingdom, or … Read More