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Kaneko Ayano カネコアヤノ | |
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| Born | January 30, 1993 |
| Genres | Pop, Indie-rock |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar |
| Years active | 2012-present |
| Website | kanekoayano |
| YouTube information | |
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| Channel | |
| Subscribers | 157 thousand[1] |
| Total views | 32.6 million views[1] |
Last updated: October 25, 2023 | |
Kaneko Ayano (カネコアヤノ) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and model. She plays the guitar and sings by herself or with her band. She has received praise for her diary-like and poetic lyrics, and is known for her raw voice and wide vocal range.
In 2022, her song Romance Sengen was often used as background music in the "slander" meme popular at that time, leading to her being more well-known among English speakers.
Personal Life[edit]
Kaneko Ayano was born in Yokohama, Japan, on January 30, 1993.
Discography[edit]
Studio Albums
- 来世はアイドル (Raise wa Aidoru)
- 群れたち (Muretachi)
- 祝祭 (Shukusai)
- 燦々 (Sansan)
- よすが (Yosuga)
- タオルケットは穏やかな (Taoruketto wa Odayakana)
Other Albums
EPs
Singles
Awards[edit]
More similarities between kr and jp[edit]
Grammatical Particles[edit]
Japanese and Korean both use a system of grammatical particles to inflect nouns for case and theme. Notably, both languages have topic marker particles and directional particles, which are relatively rare in other languages.
Topic Marker Particle[edit]
(see Topic marker)
The topic marker (-는/은 for Korean, -は for Japanese) is a rare linguistic feature which marks the topic of a sentence.
Directional Particle[edit]
Both languages use directional markers (-に or -へ for Japanese, -에 or -(으)로 for Korean), which are placed after nouns to indicate the an object or place towards which an action happens.
그는
geu-neun
He-TOP
중국에
junggug-e
China-to
갔습니다.
gasseumnida
went
He went to China.
彼は
kare-wa
He-TOP
中国に
chuugoku-ni
China-to
行きました。
ikimashita
went
He went to China.
Homophones[edit]
| English Meaning | Korean | Japanese | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hangul | Romanized | Kana/Kanji | Romaji | |
| sun | 해 | hae | 日 (ひ) | hi |
| body | 몸 | mom | 身 (み) | mi |
| island | 섬 | seom | 島 (しま) | shima |
| village | 마을 | maeul | 村 (むら) | mura |
| bear | 곰 | gom | クマ | kuma |
| cloud | 구름 | gureum | 雲 (くも) | kumo |
| sunflower | 해바라기 | haebaragi | ひまわり | himawari |
| water | 물 | mul | 水 (みず) | mizu |
| group | 무리 | muri | 群れ (むれ) | mure |
| bag | 가방 | gabang | 鞄 (かばん) | kaban |
| be, is (copula) | ~다, ~이다 | ~da, ~ida | ~だ | ~da |
| to, towards | ~에 | ~e, | ~へ | ~e |
| (Interrogative
particle) |
~가 | ~ga | ~か | ~ka |
| because, since | ~(으)니까 | ~(eu)nikka | ~から | ~ka |
| (subject marker) | ~가 | ~ga | ~ が | ~ga |
| -isn't it?
(modal particle) |
~이잖아, ~잖 | ~ijana, ~jan | ~ じゃない,
~じゃん |
~janai, ~jan |
| -right?
(modal particle) |
~네,~이네 | ~ne, ~ine | ~ ね | ~ne |
| Well then | 자아 | jaa | さあ | saa |
| almost, soon | 슬슬 | seulseul | そろそろ | sorosoro |
| trembling | 벌벌, 부들부들 | beolbeol,
budeulbudeul |
ぶるぶる | buruburu |
| nervous | 두근두근 | dugeundugeun | どきどき | dokidoki |
| bubbly, holey | 보글보글 | bogeulbogeul | ぼこぼこ | bokoboko |