Signification
Others' situations always seem better than one's own.
Contexte culturel
The use of 'ao' (blue) for green is a historical linguistic feature of Japanese. This is a near-universal human experience, showing that envy is not culturally specific.
Color usage
Remember that in Japan, grass is 'blue' (ao).
Signification
Others' situations always seem better than one's own.
Color usage
Remember that in Japan, grass is 'blue' (ao).
Teste-toi
Fill in the missing color.
{隣|となり}の{芝生|しばふ}は___。
The proverb uses 'blue' (ao) for grass.
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Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
1 exercices{隣|となり}の{芝生|しばふ}は___。
The proverb uses 'blue' (ao) for grass.
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Questions fréquentes
1 questionsNo, it's too informal and personal.
Expressions liées
{隣|となり}の{花|はな}は{赤|あか}い
synonymThe neighbor's flowers are red.