After watching Hyouka when Oreki can solved mystery in school festival, i'm become more interested with japanese language. I'm also interested why Kita name is "Ikuyo Kita" meaning "I come, let's go" in Bocchi anime.
Kita’s name is a pun. That’s why she doesn’t want to be called Ikuyo. 喜多/きた sounds like 来た/きた, which is the past tense of 来る/くる (to come). And 郁代/いくよ sounds like 行くよ/いくよwhich is the volitional form of 行く/いく (to go). *Volitional = shall we, let’s, I will
Good question! 幸せis more about long term & “epic” happiness in your lifetime. But of course, some people might say “あ〜、幸せ❤️” while eating their favourite food (👈 meant to be hyperbolic and funny). 幸せになる “usually” refers to getting married and being happy with your life because of that. So that’s why a lot of people say to newly weds, “お幸せに”. BUT everyone’s definition of 幸せ is unique, so it might vary depending on the person and situation. So, 幸せになりたい means you want to be happy but it can imply that you want to have a good family or settle down. 幸せになる traditionally is closely tied to marriage, but language always evolves so that meaning could change. (👈 I’ll talk about on that topic at some point) リア充 is not THAT epic and won’t be lifelong like 幸せ. It’s more tied to everyday life and satisfaction. So, it’s not always interchangeable with 幸せ. Does it make any sense? In Japanese, the definition of happiness is very complicated 😂😅
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After watching Hyouka when Oreki can solved mystery in school festival, i'm become more interested with japanese language.
I'm also interested why Kita name is "Ikuyo Kita" meaning "I come, let's go" in Bocchi anime.
Kita’s name is a pun. That’s why she doesn’t want to be called Ikuyo.
喜多/きた sounds like 来た/きた, which is the past tense of 来る/くる (to come). And 郁代/いくよ sounds like 行くよ/いくよwhich is the volitional form of 行く/いく (to go).
*Volitional = shall we, let’s, I will
Cool video!
So would 幸せになりたい and リア充になりたい pretty much mean the same thing?
Good question! 幸せis more about long term & “epic” happiness in your lifetime. But of course, some people might say “あ〜、幸せ❤️” while eating their favourite food (👈 meant to be hyperbolic and funny). 幸せになる “usually” refers to getting married and being happy with your life because of that. So that’s why a lot of people say to newly weds, “お幸せに”. BUT everyone’s definition of 幸せ is unique, so it might vary depending on the person and situation.
So, 幸せになりたい means you want to be happy but it can imply that you want to have a good family or settle down. 幸せになる traditionally is closely tied to marriage, but language always evolves so that meaning could change. (👈 I’ll talk about on that topic at some point)
リア充 is not THAT epic and won’t be lifelong like 幸せ. It’s more tied to everyday life and satisfaction. So, it’s not always interchangeable with 幸せ. Does it make any sense?
In Japanese, the definition of happiness is very complicated 😂😅
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@@TaenyanJpAcademy makes sense! The amount of nuance in Japanese makes it difficult but so interesting 😆 教えてくれてありがとうございます！
Yup!! It’s great that you are learning these subtle differences. If you have any other questions about Japanese vocab, please feel free to ask!