What does "masu" mean in Japanese?
Looked online and found one source that defined the word as an
affirmative ending of a verb. Masen being the negative.
Another source said "masu" means "you."
Does the term Masu Box mean anything special?
Louise in Norcal
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On Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 8:15 PM, cafe...@pacific.net
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> What does "masu" mean in Japanese?
>
> Looked online and found one source that defined the word as an affirmative
> ending of a verb. Masen being the negative.
>
> Another source said "masu" means "you."
>
> Does the term Masu Box mean
On Mar 23, 2018 11:42 AM, "cafe...@pacific.net" wrote:
What does "masu" mean in Japanese?
Masu (in this case) means "measuring container." A masu box traditionally
referred to square wooden boxes used to measure portions of rice; modern
versions are used for other food-related purposes, such as
On Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 10:15 PM, cafe...@pacific.net
wrote:
>
> What does "masu" mean in Japanese?
Japanese has lots and lots of homophones (words that sound the same but
mean different things.)
My dictionary says that its primary meaning is "measuring container;
measure". Written with a differ
Dear friends,
a nice 20min origami feature just became available on the German KiKa
(Kinder-Kanal: Children´s channel) website:
https://www.zdf.de/kinder/purplus/papier-falten-sendung-100.html
Speaking German will of course help with understanding, but thanks to
all the moving pictures, you
Hello everyone,
I wanted to know the opinion of the O-list members regarding folding
origami models with bank notes or Moneygami.
Do you think it is okay to fold the real bank notes into origami models?
Considering that some would say that it damages it and shortens its life
cycle, is it okay to
On Mar 23, 2018, at 12:49 PM, Ali Bahmani wrote:
> Do you think it is okay to fold the real bank notes into origami models?
> Considering that some would say that it damages it and shortens its life
> cycle, is it okay to fold and encourage others/students to do moneygami
> with real banknotes?
>
Den 23. mar. 2018 kl. 17.06 skrev Anne LaVin :
> Historically, rice was measured with small, square wooden boxes - these are
> themselves just called "masu" in Japanese, and as such, "masu box" in
> English is actually a bit redundant. A "masu" just is one of those objects.
Redundant the same way a
On Mar 23, 2018, at 12:49 PM, Ali Bahmani wrote:
> Do you think it is okay to fold the real bank notes into origami models?
> Considering that some would say that it damages it and shortens its life
> cycle, is it okay to fold and encourage others/students to do moneygami
> with real banknotes
