A2 Expression 1 min de lectura

涼しいね

suzushii ne

It's cool, isn't it?

Significado

An informal way to comment on the cool weather.

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今日は___ね。(It's cool today, isn't it?)

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窓を開けると、___風が入ってくる。(When I open the window, a cool breeze comes in.)

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この部屋はエアコンでとても___。(This room is very cool with the air conditioner.)

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The word '涼しい' (suzushii) has a long history in the Japanese language, appearing in classical literature since at least the Heian period (794-1185). It is derived from the adjective '涼し' (suzushi), which means cool or refreshing. The suffix 'ね' (ne) is a particle used to seek agreement or confirmation from the listener, making the statement more informal and conversational. The character '涼' itself is a phono-semantic compound, combining the radical '氵' (water) with '京' (capital, also a phonetic component), suggesting a refreshing coolness associated with water or a clear, cool atmosphere. Over centuries, its usage has remained consistent in describing pleasant cool temperatures, especially during summer mornings or evenings, or in early autumn. Its enduring presence in poetry, diaries, and everyday conversation highlights its fundamental role in expressing a common sensory experience within Japanese culture.

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