If I am entering Japanese at https://translate.google.com/ , and type in "roshia" (or "kiriru"), as well as some options for Japanese words, I get each letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet.
Currently, you have to scroll through the full menu to get the letter you want. Apart from switching to...
込む by itself can be interpreted as a intransitive verb to mean "jammed in", "packed in", "crowded". For example 電車が込む
However, when 込む is used with compound verbs it can have 3 different interpretations.
‘to enter; put something in/into’
Implies a physical transition where an object (or a per...
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The reference link in this post is dead. Can anyone track down the proper reference?
込む by itself can be interpreted as a intransitive verb to mean "jammed in", "packed in", "crowded". For example 電車が込む
However, when 込む is used with compound verbs it can have 3 different interpretations.
‘to enter; put something in/into’
Implies a physical transition where an object (or a per...
Japanese Language
Japanese Language