雪磨(ゆきま)

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雪磨(ゆきま)

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漢検1級R5-3,R6-1合格。まだまだ未熟なカンジストです。大学生活を1.5回やってる人。ポケモンも好き！ポケモン好きとも繋がりたいです！作曲もしてます。怪しい垢以外はフォロバ100 無言フォロー失礼します。エロ垢フォローお断り

甲府は縦に細長いJoined March 2020

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宣伝です！！漢検1級に出てくる漢字を大量に使って作詞した曲を作りました！！！就活についての思いを歌にしました！！是非ご覧下さい！！

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ボロクソって漢字で書かせるの面白い

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The image features three panels, each displaying a pair of Japanese characters in bold, black calligraphy. The top row shows the hiragana characters "ねん" (nen), "ねんね" (nenne), and "ねんねん" (nen nen) in a smaller, lighter font above the kanji. The kanji below are "修行" (shugyou, meaning practice or discipline), "睡眠" (suimin, meaning sleep), and "磨磨" (mama, possibly a stylized or playful reference). The post, linked to 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject), suggests a creative or meme-like presentation, possibly tied to the username "Snow Grind" (雪磨), implying a blend of cultural art and humor. No platform watermarks are visible.

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最悪すぎるエレベーターのボタン

Black circular buttons with white Japanese characters arranged in two columns on a gray background. The top row has 佐 and 拾, the second row has 肆 and 久, the third row has 参 and 捌, the fourth row has 弐 and 漆, and the bottom row has red 閉 and blue 開 buttons.

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徼幸(ぎょうこう)と激辛って似てるな

The image contains two sets of Japanese kanji characters. The top set reads "徼幸" (ぎょうこう), which means "fortune" or "luck". The bottom set reads "激辛" (げきから), which means "very spicy". The post text humorously compares the visual similarity between the kanji for "fortune" and "very spicy", suggesting that they look alike. There are no watermarks from platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or Xiaohongshu present in the image.

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頼む！テレビ局よ！「うんちく」を「蘊蓄」と表示してくれ！食事中に見ると不快な気分になってしまうのだ…！

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檸檬(レモン)の檸は木偏に寧って書くけどよく見ると檸を書く時は中央のやつを罒じゃなくて皿にしなければならない。寧とは少し字形が違うのである。俺はこのことを「目」を「皿」のようにして見ないと気付かないことだと思っている。なお、獰や濘もそうです。

The image contains Japanese text discussing the correct way to write the kanji for '檸' in '檸檬' (lemon). The text explains that the kanji '檸' is composed of the wood radical (木) and '寧', but when writing '檸', the central part should be '皿' instead of '罒', which is different from '寧'. The post emphasizes the importance of observing this detail, likening it to seeing 'eye' (目) as 'dish' (皿). The image includes the kanji '檸' and '檸檬' along with their hiragana readings 'れい' and 'レモン' respectively. This educational content highlights the nuances of Japanese writing.

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「ギュウ」って読む漢字は牛ぐらいしかないから漢検1級のことわざ問題で「○○ギュウ」を書かせる問題が出たらギュウの部分は牛を書いとけば100%正解できると思ってる

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小学校の授業で「南」って字を習った時、南って字には「幸」が入ってることに気付いた生徒がいて先生を驚かせていた

The image shows a single kanji character, "南" (minami), which means "south" in Japanese, written in pink ink on a white piece of paper. The post text reveals that during an elementary school lesson, a student noticed that the kanji for "south" contains the character "幸" (sachi), which means "happiness" or "fortune". This observation surprised the teacher, highlighting a moment of educational discovery and cultural insight in a classroom setting.

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使う機会多そうなのにあんま日常生活で聞かない四字熟語

The image is a screenshot of a table listing Japanese four-character idioms (yojijukugo) with their meanings, posted by 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) on X. The table includes examples like "一石二鳥" (killing two birds with one stone) and "画竜点睛" (adding the final touch to a painting), with explanations in Japanese. The post text mentions these idioms are commonly useful but rarely heard in daily life, suggesting a focus on language education or cultural trivia. The composition is clean and text-heavy, with no visible watermarks, and the context implies a meme-like educational share about Japanese language quirks.

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「指」とかけまして「腹の減ったパンダ」と解く。その心はささくれ…

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日の目を見るのこの… 日って漢字にちょっとずつパーツが追加されていく感じに気づけたのは面白かった

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ナッシーを表す漢字作ってみた

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パーツが同じ漢字たち

The image features four pairs of Japanese kanji characters, each pair demonstrating how different kanji can be composed of similar parts. The post text in Japanese, "パーツが同じ漢字たち", translates to "Kanji with the same parts", which provides context that the image is educational, focusing on the structure and composition of kanji characters. This visual comparison helps learners understand the building blocks of kanji, making it an informative and educational post.

The image features four pairs of Japanese kanji characters, each pair demonstrating how different kanji can be composed of similar parts. The post text in Japanese, "パーツが同じ漢字たち", translates to "Kanji with the same parts", which provides context that the image is educational, focusing on the structure and composition of kanji characters. This visual comparison helps learners understand the building blocks of kanji, making it an informative and educational post.

The image features four pairs of Japanese kanji characters, each pair demonstrating how different kanji can be composed of similar parts. The post text in Japanese, "パーツが同じ漢字たち", translates to "Kanji with the same parts", which provides context that the image is educational, focusing on the structure and composition of kanji characters. This visual comparison helps learners understand the building blocks of kanji, making it an informative and educational post.

The image features four pairs of Japanese kanji characters, each pair demonstrating how different kanji can be composed of similar parts. The post text in Japanese, "パーツが同じ漢字たち", translates to "Kanji with the same parts", which provides context that the image is educational, focusing on the structure and composition of kanji characters. This visual comparison helps learners understand the building blocks of kanji, making it an informative and educational post.

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王王比王王巴シ古月レこノ一イ丁／＼

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この字の読み方ほんと可愛いわ

The image features a large, bold black Japanese kanji character '柊' (pronounced 'Hii' or 'Shii') prominently centered, representing a stylized artistic design. Surrounding the character are various text elements in Japanese, including '1級' (Level 1), '画数: (13)' (Stroke count: 13), '部首: 木' (Radical: Tree), '部首内画数9' (Strokes within radical: 9), and codes '6034 5C42'. Additional text reads '音リンおうす' (Sound: Rin, Ousu) with a red underline, suggesting emphasis or a playful note. The post text from 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) on X describes the reading of this kanji as 'cute,' indicating a lighthearted or affectionate context. No platform watermarks like Instagram, TikTok, or Xiaohongshu are present, and the image is clear, well-composed, and technically sound.

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漢検1級に合格しました！！！！！

遂にやりました！！！！！

めっちゃ嬉しいです！！

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大分県「俺は…？」

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日本海側の「た」で終わる県3兄弟

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ら行から始まる名字って少ないと思うの。ねぇそう思うでしょ？両津勘吉さん

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アイコンに使ってるこの写真、自分で作ったアンビグラムです。削除って書いてあります

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qの後にuが付かない英単語ってこの世に存在するわけないだろ笑笑おい論破してみろよIraq人よー笑笑

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47都道府県をそれぞれ1文字にするって動画に存在する漢字があって草

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英単語帳にMinecraftあって草

A page from an English vocabulary textbook. The page includes lists of words with their pronunciations and meanings, such as "lord [lɔrd]", "convention [kənˈvɛnʃən]", "mine [maɪn]", "mineral [ˈmɪnərəl]", "landmine [ˈlændmaɪn]", "craft [kræft]", "aircraft [ˈɛrkræft]", "spacecraft [ˈspeɪskræft]", and "craftsman [ˈkræftsmən]". Numbers like "780" and "142" appear as page markers or section identifiers. The text is printed in a clear, organized format with Japanese translations next to some English words.

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こういう全部の文字が同じ部首の四字熟語ってあるよね

The post by 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) features four images, each displaying a four-character Japanese idiom (yojijukugo) where all characters share the same radical (部首). Each image has a yellow border, a white background, and black kanji text at the top, with smaller hiragana text below explaining the idiom. The top-left image shows "傾側優伸" meaning "to lean and stretch favorably," the top-right shows "恒惻惻惻" meaning "constantly feeling pity," the bottom-left shows "流汗浹浹" meaning "sweating profusely," and the bottom-right shows "爛熾熾熾" meaning "burning brightly." A small book icon with a magnifying glass is in the bottom-left corner of each image, suggesting an educational or learning context. The post text highlights the curiosity about such idioms, combining visual and textual elements to engage viewers in Japanese language and culture.

The post by 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) features four images, each displaying a four-character Japanese idiom (yojijukugo) where all characters share the same radical (部首). Each image has a yellow border, a white background, and black kanji text at the top, with smaller hiragana text below explaining the idiom. The top-left image shows "傾側優伸" meaning "to lean and stretch favorably," the top-right shows "恒惻惻惻" meaning "constantly feeling pity," the bottom-left shows "流汗浹浹" meaning "sweating profusely," and the bottom-right shows "爛熾熾熾" meaning "burning brightly." A small book icon with a magnifying glass is in the bottom-left corner of each image, suggesting an educational or learning context. The post text highlights the curiosity about such idioms, combining visual and textual elements to engage viewers in Japanese language and culture.

The post by 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) features four images, each displaying a four-character Japanese idiom (yojijukugo) where all characters share the same radical (部首). Each image has a yellow border, a white background, and black kanji text at the top, with smaller hiragana text below explaining the idiom. The top-left image shows "傾側優伸" meaning "to lean and stretch favorably," the top-right shows "恒惻惻惻" meaning "constantly feeling pity," the bottom-left shows "流汗浹浹" meaning "sweating profusely," and the bottom-right shows "爛熾熾熾" meaning "burning brightly." A small book icon with a magnifying glass is in the bottom-left corner of each image, suggesting an educational or learning context. The post text highlights the curiosity about such idioms, combining visual and textual elements to engage viewers in Japanese language and culture.

The post by 雪磨 (@AbokadoProject) features four images, each displaying a four-character Japanese idiom (yojijukugo) where all characters share the same radical (部首). Each image has a yellow border, a white background, and black kanji text at the top, with smaller hiragana text below explaining the idiom. The top-left image shows "傾側優伸" meaning "to lean and stretch favorably," the top-right shows "恒惻惻惻" meaning "constantly feeling pity," the bottom-left shows "流汗浹浹" meaning "sweating profusely," and the bottom-right shows "爛熾熾熾" meaning "burning brightly." A small book icon with a magnifying glass is in the bottom-left corner of each image, suggesting an educational or learning context. The post text highlights the curiosity about such idioms, combining visual and textual elements to engage viewers in Japanese language and culture.

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1人ずつの「ずつ」まで漢字表記あるの面白いな

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「解説」ってよく「げだつ」って読みたくなる

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一番左の字回りすぎやろ

The image is a screenshot from a Japanese video game, featuring a vibrant, candy-themed background with large candy canes lining a path. The text overlay in the image reads "回影統七R" in large white characters with a purple outline, which seems to be the focus of the post as indicated by the comment "一番左の字回りすぎやろ" (The first character on the left is too round). The game interface shows various elements like a timer, player count, and other game-related icons, suggesting an in-game event or announcement. The overall aesthetic is playful and colorful, likely intended to evoke a cheerful and festive atmosphere.

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漢検1級界隈では有名なメルカリみたいな言葉

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「し」と「し」を合わせたら「幸せ」っていうダジャレを実際に書いてみたら尻になってしまった

A simple hand-drawn sketch of two curved lines forming a shape resembling buttocks on a plain paper background.

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日本海側の「た」で終わる県3兄弟

An outline map of Japan with three prefectures highlighted in pink, located on the Japan Sea side in the Tohoku region. The highlighted areas correspond to Niigata, Toyama, and Ishikawa prefectures, all ending with "ta" in Japanese.

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コンビですか？あんたら

First image shows dark blue background with white kanji character 漢字 centered, below it black text reading 一級の漢字。常用漢字一覧, and pink text コンビですか？あんたら at bottom. Second image similar with same elements but slight variations in positioning of text.

First image shows dark blue background with white kanji character 漢字 centered, below it black text reading 一級の漢字。常用漢字一覧, and pink text コンビですか？あんたら at bottom. Second image similar with same elements but slight variations in positioning of text.