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Japanese Word of the Day 9/4/15 o(^o^)o♪

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こんにちは、皆さん！^-^ The Japanese word for the day is...*drum roll*

 

笑いのツボ、（わらいのツボ）、warai no tsubo

 

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I thought this was funny! I know I've been "labor shamed" by my mom for not doing her a favor. "I only carried you for nine month; room and board for free." :P

 

 

いみ（meaning）：Sense of humor

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The queen of humor herself! She could not not be mentioned, haha. xD


れいぶん（example sentence）：私は彼女の笑いのツボが好きです。watashi wa kanojo no warai no tsubo ga suki desu.

 

ほんやく（translation）：I like her sense of humor.

 

I thought this word was really neat. :P You can describe people's sense of humor with a plethora of adjectives; odd, dark, sarcastic, hilarious, kooky etc.

 

Any and all questions about the language are welcomed in the comments section or through PM! Heads up: there may or may not be a Japanese word of the day tomorrow (Saturday). じゃあ、またね！^-^

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-Octavia-

A sensei (先生) is a teacher or an instructor. I suppose it depends on the context of "master". If you are referring to someone in a higher, more respectable position than yourself, for example a maid addressing the head of house, one might use the suffix -sama (様), although this can also be used to express great admiration.

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so what is 'Master' in japanese? sensei?

Wubtavia is correct -- せんせい (sensei) can mean master in some contexts and さま (sama) can as well. ^-^ In addition to Wubtavia explanation, a word that translates directly as master is the word 主 (shu).

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