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1. #HAND DRAWN SMARTPHONE THE NOUN PROJECT FULL#
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The Noun Project is a massive searchable database of icons created by a community of designers. Type Nugget is a WYSIWYG editor for web typography CSS.įontface Ninja is a browser extension that helps you identify fonts while browsing a website. What the FontWhat the Font helps you identify a mystery font by scanning a file that has so generously been uploaded. Typewolf offers a daily bit of typography-in-the-wild inspiration. TypeKitIf you have an Adobe CC license, TypeKit offers access to many premium fonts. Browse by alphabetical listing, by style, by author or by popularity.

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This includes free and open source, font families.įont Squirrel scours the internet for high-quality, legitimately free fonts.ĭafontarchive of freely downloadable fonts. (The following entries are uncreated: 宗, 奏, 荘, 庄, 曹, 喪, 惣, 装, 想, 層, 争, 甑, 騒, 疎雨, 疏雨.Google Fonts is a computer font and web font service owned by Google. (This term, そう, is an alternative spelling of the above terms.įor a list of all kanji read as そう, not just those used in Japanese terms, see Category:Japanese kanji read as そう.) ( obsolete ) left and right letter tidings a guzheng, zheng ( Chinese zither ) a surname grass a draft, a rough copy cursive, calligraphy in a running hand something unofficial, an informal abbreviation or knock-off appearance, how something looks an aspect of something ( grammar ) grammatical aspect ( physics ) a phase, as of matter ( ikebana ) the central supporting branch of an ikebana arrangement ( sō) -na, adnominal そう な ( sō na ), adverbial そう に ( sō ni )įor pronunciation and definitions of そう – see the following entries.It is classified as a 助動詞 ( jodōshi, “ auxiliary verb ” ) in traditional Japanese grammar. This word is morphologically a clitic after a phrase in plain form, and an inflectional suffix after a verb or adjective stem. For example, if another person looks glad, one says 嬉し そう ( ureshi sō, “ you seem glad ” ), which is more natural and polite than saying 嬉しい ( ureshii, “ you are glad ” ). ( かわいそう ( kawaisō ) does exist, but means “pitiful” or “poor”.) The suffix should, however, be used when describing another person's mood or mental state. Another example of this is that 可愛い ( kawaii ) means someone looks cute so it does not need another そう. Although 赤い そう ( akai sō, “ I've heard that it's red ” ) would be valid, *赤 そう ( aka sō, “ it seems red ” ) would not. The suffix should not be used after stem forms describing visually obvious physical traits like color.

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The stem 美味し ( oishi- ) of the adjective 美味しい ( oishii, “ delicious ” ) plus this suffix forms 美味し そう ( oishi sō, “ looks delicious ” ). For example, the stem 降り ( furi- ) of the verb 降る ( furu, “ to fall from the sky ” ) plus this suffix forms 降り そう ( furi sō, “ it looks like it will rain ” ). After a verb or adjective stem, the resulting word means “it looks like X”.The adjective 美味しい ( oishii, “ delicious ” ) plus this suffix forms 美味しい そう ( oishii sō, “ I've heard that it's delicious ” ). For example, the verb 降る ( furu, “ to fall from the sky ” ) plus this suffix forms 降る そう ( furu sō, “ I've heard that it will rain” or “ someone told me that it will rain ” ).

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Result has the accent on the そ ( so ) mora In Tokyo accent, the accent of the verb construction depends on the suffixed verb: Ĭontinuative stem + そう ( sō ) (evidential).Possibly influenced by, or developed by analogy to, the adverbial and interjectional sō ( 然う). Probably either a shift from 様 ( sama ), or directly from 相 ( sō ). Sō da Sō da We are bosom buddies! Yes, we are.

そうだ そうだ Ore-tachi ya shin'yū da na! Sō da na

The kanji 此 ( こ ) ( ko ), 其 ( そ ) ( so ), 彼 ( あ ) ( a ), and 何 ( ど ) ( do ) can be used for determiners, but they are almost always spelled in hiragana.