I was just talking with a Japanese friend of mine and she told me that いじらしい is not used with a good meaning and it's preferably not to use it. She sdvised me to prefer あどけない instead.
Thank you for sharing! "Ijirashii" is often used to express feelings of being touched by someone's perseverance or effort, or a kind of endearing cuteness that makes you want to embrace them. Depending on the situation, it can also carry a sense of sympathy or pity. I believe your friend’s advice was out of concern for the latter nuance. When simply expressing youthful or innocent cuteness, using terms like "adokenai" or "aikurushii" would be more appropriate!
@@green0451 There are things that can't be fully explained in a video, so comments like yours that deepen our understanding are very much appreciated! Thank you!
Thanks for your comments! Compared to the phrases in part 1 and part 2, they are used less frequently in everyday conversation, so you should prioritize those first. But they are not totally unused, so once you learn the basic adjectives, try the next one! 🐕
本当に、ありがとうございます👋😆✨☀️
こちらこそ、ありがとうございます！😆✨
わー！！勉強になりました、90パーセントがしらなかったんです。❤❤❤
勉強熱心ですばらしいです！！🐶
I was just talking with a Japanese friend of mine and she told me that いじらしい is not used with a good meaning and it's preferably not to use it. She sdvised me to prefer あどけない instead.
Thank you for sharing!
"Ijirashii" is often used to express feelings of being touched by someone's perseverance or effort, or a kind of endearing cuteness that makes you want to embrace them. Depending on the situation, it can also carry a sense of sympathy or pity.
I believe your friend’s advice was out of concern for the latter nuance. When simply expressing youthful or innocent cuteness, using terms like "adokenai" or "aikurushii" would be more appropriate!
@@Wankoros-japanese Thanks for the explanation! I got it!😊
@@green0451 There are things that can't be fully explained in a video, so comments like yours that deepen our understanding are very much appreciated! Thank you!
I didn't know 90% of them ;O
This video is part 3 and has a lot of applied vocabulary. If this is too difficult for you, check out part 1 or part 2 !💡
@@Wankoros-japanese いやや、大丈夫で挑戦が好きです ;)
@@japolskilopata Your positive attitude is fantastic!
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Thank you! 😊
難しい、日常会話で使いますか？
Thanks for your comments!
Compared to the phrases in part 1 and part 2, they are used less frequently in everyday conversation, so you should prioritize those first.
But they are not totally unused, so once you learn the basic adjectives, try the next one! 🐕