@amoonrabbit@mk.udongein.reisen heh, I was quite puzzled when I found "English language" is eigo or something like that instead of the kata form
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Izuru Yakumo (八雲 出流) (yakumo_izuru@misskey.m544.net)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 04:32:40 JST Izuru Yakumo (八雲 出流) -
月の兎 :moonrabbit: (amoonrabbit@mk.udongein.reisen)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 04:32:41 JST 月の兎 :moonrabbit: Now that I've done both Genki books, I'm going back through them but this time I can't look at the books, and Sensei throws in new vocab.
So today I learnt Japan has kanji versions of countries/nationality e.g.
British イギリス人 英国人 eikokujin
France フランス人 仏人 futsujin
These are more commonly used in newspapers
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