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Yamamoto Nadesico
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Yamamoto Nadesico
Hello, all!
I have two questions for you:
What is exactly a Yamamoto Nadesico and why are they called that way?
Thanks a lot in advance for your replies! Bye!
I have two questions for you:
What is exactly a Yamamoto Nadesico and why are they called that way?
Thanks a lot in advance for your replies! Bye!
僕の下手な日本語を直してください。
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
From what I know, it's just a very traditional Japanese girl. As to why? I'll let somebody else answer that.
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
What do you mean by "traditional"? What makes a Japanese girl traditional?
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
All-around traditional. Traditional beliefs, customs, maybe even dress. Not very westernized. Pretty much, a "perfect" Japanese girl.
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RE: o O yamamoto?
isn't it "大和撫子”?
やまもと なでしこ or やまと なでしこ?
やまもと なでしこ or やまと なでしこ?
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
あら、大和撫子ですね。やまと なでしこ。僕の間違いでした、すみません。
誰か「大和撫子」の由来が知っていますか。
ウィキペディアでこれだけを見つけました:
誰か「大和撫子」の由来が知っていますか。
ウィキペディアでこれだけを見つけました:
日本人女性への賛辞。特に古来美徳とされた、清楚で凛とした女性像を指す。
僕の下手な日本語を直してください。
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
As far as I know, a Yamato Nadeshiko is a woman who displays the traditional virtues of a Japanese woman: Beauty, elegance, humility, selflessness, devotion to her husband, etc.
The only Yamato Nadeshiko that I remember seeing in anime is Sakuraba Aoi, from "Ai yori aoshi (藍より蒼し)". She even gets called once by that name in one episode.
What I still don't know is who was the real Yamato Nadeshiko. Maybe Google-san can help.
The only Yamato Nadeshiko that I remember seeing in anime is Sakuraba Aoi, from "Ai yori aoshi (藍より蒼し)". She even gets called once by that name in one episode.
What I still don't know is who was the real Yamato Nadeshiko. Maybe Google-san can help.
Iwanu ga Hana
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requemao - Posts: 91
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
You can find more information about Yamato Nadeshiko at the sci.lang.japan FAQ, specifically here.
There's also an anime that puns off the name.
There's also an anime that puns off the name.
Last edited by magma on Thu 08.17.2006 5:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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magma - Posts: 348
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
Thanks for the link, magma-san! That was very interesting.
That's actually where I heard the word for the first time. Who said you couldn't learn anything from anime?
The only Yamato Nadeshiko that I remember seeing in anime is Sakuraba Aoi, from "Ai yori aoshi (藍より蒼し)". She even gets called once by that name in one episode.
That's actually where I heard the word for the first time. Who said you couldn't learn anything from anime?
僕の下手な日本語を直してください。
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
tanuki wrote:
Who said you couldn't learn anything from anime?
I would never say that. I do learn quite a bit, or at least I hear some interesting phrases that help me remember what I learn somewhere else, and some others that make me look something up and learn it.
I think I'm actually more focused on listening than I am on following the story.
Iwanu ga Hana
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Yamamoto Nadesico
I want a T-Shirt that says, "Everything I Ever Wanted To Know About Japanese, I Learned From ANIME"
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