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Mov to Mor makes sense. Murasaki and Mor was fascinating. Turkish and Japanese has a lot of unexpected similarities. When it comes to conjugation even. As a na
by therein 8y ago
Mov to Mor makes sense. Murasaki and Mor was fascinating.
Turkish and Japanese has a lot of unexpected similarities. When it comes to conjugation even. As a native Turkish speaker, watching Japanese with subtitles leads to me picking up conjugation rules and they map identically.
Another strange etymological association that was unexpected to me is the phrase "my stomach is hungry". It is present in both Turkish and Japanese.
- lovemenot 8y agoonaka ga suiteimasu I'd translate the Japanese to English as my "stomach is empty". Same word for example as an empty room.
- therein 8y agoI was basing that example off of this answer on Quora: https://www.quora.com/I-speak-Japanese-and-am-learning-Turkish-These-languages-have-a-lot-of-similar-words-but-different-grammar-any-explanation-for-this/answer/Can-Deniz-5 https://www.quora.com/I-speak-Japanese-and-am-learning-Turki...
- lovemenot 8y agoYes. I see now where you got it from. Nevertheless, I stick to my previous translation. Of course, I have no Turkish, so I cannot comment on the similarity.