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Synonim dla: whole "Whole" and "all" can mean the same thing. "The whole" means one complete thing. "All" means as much as is in front of me, or as much as we are talking about.
the Japanese word for "All" or "Whole" is "Zen", written in japanese as "全". Here's a more detailed explanation: The prefix '全 (ぜん)' means 'all' or 'whole'.
29 wrz 2015 · 歌曲 generally refers to (Western) classical music I think, but not only German (Lied); イタリア歌曲 suggests Bellini and other composers from the 18-19th centuries. But the OP missed out masses of other Japanese words for song: e.g. カンツォーネ means an Italian song, particularly 19-20th centuries.
21 maj 2019 · All i whole – czym się różnią. Zwrotów z all oraz whole można użyć w odniesieniu do rzeczowników w liczbie pojedynczej. Zdania z tymi zwrotami różnią się jednak konstrukcją. Można to zaobserwować na poniższych przykładach: I was lying in the bed all the morning. Cały poranek przeleżałem w łóżku.
It's hard to say. Under normal circumstances 世界の全て would certainly mean 'the whole world' or 'everything in the world', but it is grammatically capable of meaning 'all worlds' in the sense of a multiverse, so it really depends on the conversational context.
17 maj 2024 · Music in Japanese is 音楽 (ongaku). These two kanji characters mean “sound” and “enjoyment”/”music” respectively. Alternatively, Japanese people also often refer to their own music, particularly traditional music, as 邦楽 (hougaku), or “home country music.”. This often is in contrast to 洋楽 (yougaku), or Western music.
あらゆる is more like 'every~/every single~' than 'all.' 全体 is like 'the whole ~', like 「このページ全体」= 'this whole page'. Maybe you could write it in kanji (全ての), btw.
