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How to Say Different Kinds of Rain in Japanese ~ Learn Japanese with Toby ~ 雨

The Many Shades of Rain in Japanese Culture Japanese has many beautiful words to describe rain. In this video, we’ll explore different ways of describing how it falls, how strong it is, and how it appears in nature and literature. Describing the strength and amount of rain *小雨 kosame =light rain / drizzle *大雨 ooame =heavy rain 弱雨 jakuu =light rain 強雨 kyouu =heavy rain *霧雨 kirisame & 煙雨 en'u =misty rain / fine drizzle 袖笠雨 sodegasaame =very light drizzle / sprinkling rain *土砂降り doshaburi =pouring rain / a downpour *豪雨 gouu =torrential rain 甚雨 jin'u / hisame =severe rain / heavy downpour 盆雨 bon'u =bucketed rain 鉄砲雨 teppou ame =pounding rain / rain like bullets 黒雨 kokuu =dark heavy rain / rain under black skies Describing how the rain falls *にわか雨 niwaka ame =shower 急雨 kyuu =sudden rain 暴雨 / 速雨 hayasame =brief downpour *通り雨 toori ame =passing shower 驟雨 shuu =shower of short duration 白雨 hakuu =sudden evening shower 肘笠雨 hijigasa ame =unexpected sudden rain 村雨 murasame =brief intermittent rain 国風白雨 kokufuuhakuu =strong rain with violent wind 陰雨 in'u =drizzling, gloomy rain 冷雨 reiu =cold rain 私雨 watakushi ame =localised rain falling in a small area Describing rain which lasts for a long time *長雨 nagaame =prolonged rain 積雨 sekiu =continuous rain over time 蓮雨 ren'u =rain continuing for many days 霖雨 rin'u =long-lasting rain for several days 宿雨 shukuu =rain that continues from the previous night 漫ろ雨 sozoro ame =light but unending rain 屡雨 shiba ame =intermittent or occasional rain Describing rain that are literary, metaphorical, or carry emotional nuance *狐の嫁入り kitsune no yomeiri =sunshower 天泣 tenkyuu =“tears of heaven” (poetic rain falling under clear sky) 涙雨 namida ame =light, sorrowful rain 慈雨 jiu =blessed rain that benefits crops 霊雨 reiu =auspicious or blessed rain desired by people Describing the visual and auditory features of rain *雨粒 amatsubu =drops of rain 雨滴 uteki =raindrops (formal/literary) *雨垂れ amadare =dripping rain (from eaves) 雨露 uro =rain and dew (often poetic) *雨音 amaoto =sound of rain Other everyday expressions that include the word “rain” *雨雲 amagumo =rain cloud(s) *雨足 amaashi =streaks or motion of rain *雨上がり ameagari =after the rain *雨模様 amamoyou =sky about to rain / drizzly weather *雨天 uten =rainy weather (formal)

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