So one of the songs during the whole event was of course Hand in Hand. I discover this song when i was playing brave frontier and they had a Vocaloid Collaboration event. Hello all fellow Vocaloid fans i am back with a new blog about my top favorite song by Miku Hatsune which is Hand in Hand. Shiroi Yuki no Princess wa - Noboru↑ feat. Shibazaki Ken×Shibazaki Aizou(CV:Eguchi Takuya ・ Shimazaki Nobunaga ) / HoneyWorks. 【GUMI】 Hoshi no Uta 【 Original!】 / Star's song. 【Hatsune Miku】 GALLOWS BELL 【 Original! 】 / GALLOWS BELL. 【Hatsune Miku(40meter)】 Ame to Asphalt 【 Original PV 】. 【 Hatsune Miku(40meter) 】 Torinokoshiti Torinoko City 【 Original 】. Kokoku wo Kyaria ni Suru Hito no Chonyumon: Kokoku-Koho no Kiso kara Hassouho, Netto Kokoku Made. Yuasa, M., Itoku, S., Iwai, Y., Oketani, I., Nagamatsu, N., Minami, I., & Yamami, H. Tautology and collocation: A study of their relationship and recognition. Kumpulan Majas, Pantun, dan Peribahasa plus Kesusastraan Indonesia (R. Metode Penelitian Kuantitatif, Kualitatif, dan R&D.
Tokyo Gakugei Daigaku Kiyou, Jinbun Shakai Gakka- Kei, 63, 103–108. Yogyakarta: B First (PT Bentang Pustaka). Majas, Idiom, dan Peribahasa Indonesia Superlengkap (Pritameani, ed.). Pedoman Resmi EYD: Ejaan Bahasa Indonesia yg Disempurnakan (Aya, ed.). nhk.or.jp/kokokoza/tv/basickokugo /archive/chapter031.html Doushi “nobasu” no tagikozo - Nihongo kyoiku no kanten kara.
Contrastive study of the metaphor and metonymy driven semantic extensions of the body part word hand “手” in Chinese and Japanese language.
The connection of the words can also result in similar uses as other figurative speeches not included in Japanese’s hiyu hyougen, which indicated that ateji can be handled and understood as a general form of figurative speech in written Japanese language.Īna, J., & Divna, T. The words can be linked through contextual relation, conceptual relation, or semantical relation. The use of metaphor (in’yu), metonymy (kan’yu), and synecdoche (teiyu) are also found between the uses of ateji, based on the relation of the words in said ateji. This research resulted in the finding of 4 ateji types in Japanese song lyrics, which are ateji for foreign words pronunciation, ateji for pronouns, ateji for replacing words, and ateji for words used in specific titles/works. Analysis is done qualitatively based on Shirose’s theory of ateji classification and Japan’s hiyu hyougen (figurative speech) theory. This study aims to analyze the types of ateji used in Japanese song lyrics, and to analyze ateji as a form of figurative speech by the semantic-semiotic connection between the words used in ateji’s writing and reading.
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