The Language of the Sea in Japanese ~ Learn Japanese with Toby ~ скачать в хорошем качестве

The Language of the Sea in Japanese ~ Learn Japanese with Toby ~

Surrounded by the sea on all sides, Japan has a rich vocabulary related to the sea. Let’s start by looking at words that use the kanji for “sea 海(umi).” 海 umi =sea 海原 unabara =the open sea 大海原 oounabara =the vast open sea 青海原 ao'unabara =the blue open sea 大海 taikai =the great sea 内海 uchiumi / naikai =an inland sea 外海 sotoumi / gaikai =the open ocean 北海 hokkai =the northern sea 南海 nankai =the southern sea 東海 toukai =the eastern sea 西海 saikai =the western sea 遠海 enkai =distant waters 近海 kinkai =coastal waters 氷海 hyoukai =an icy sea 荒海 araumi =a rough sea 蒼海 soukai =the deep blue sea 碧海 hekikai =the clear deep blue sea 絶海 zekkai =a remote sea 深海 shinkai =the deep sea 領海 ryoukai =territorial waters 沿海 enkai =coastal sea 玄海 genkai =a dark, deep sea 海溝 kaikou =an ocean trench 海淵 kaien =a deep sea abyss 海辺 umibe =by the sea 海岸 kaigan =the coast 海 wata =the sea (ancient Japanese word) 海神 watatsumi =the sea god 青海波 seigaiha =waves of blue 海上 kaijou =over the sea 海面 kaimen =the sea surface 海路 kairo =a sea route 海流 kairyuu =an ocean current 海峡 kaikyou =a strait 海鳴り uminari =the rumble of the sea 海嘯 kaishou =the roaring sea 海難 kainan =a maritime accident 海風 umikaze =a sea breeze 陸風 rikukaze =a land breeze 水平線 suiheisen =the horizon 流氷 ryuuhyou =drift ice 時化 shike =stormy seas 漂流 hyouryuu =drifting 漂着 hyouchaku =washed ashore 瀬戸 seto =a narrow strait 澪 mio =a deep water channel 紺碧 konpeki =the deep azure sea