This site will be taken down March 31st, 2026.

This was not an easy decision to make. For the last couple years, I have been struggling to find motivation for this site and to keep up with basic maintenance and security updates. With the rise of AI and more sophisticated tools, the usefulness of sites like this is questionable and traffic has nose-dived. I just don't have it in me to keep doing this. Thank you all for 10 years of support!

Zach

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肉にはウジがわいていた。

(にく)にはウジがわいていた。
The meat was crawling with maggots.
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いざとなれば勇気が湧いてくる。

いざとなれば勇気(ゆうき)()いてくる。
Your courage will come out in a crisis.
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彼女の目には涙が湧きあふれていた。

彼女(かのじょ)()には(なみだ)()きあふれていた。
Her eyes gushed with tears.
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新鮮な伊勢エビを見たら、食欲がわいた。

新鮮(しんせん)伊勢(いせ)エビを()たら、食欲(しょくよく)がわいた。
The sight of fresh lobster gave me an appetite.
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いやいや、結構結構。下の名前で呼び合うのは親近感がわいてよろしいことだ。

いやいや、結構(けっこう)結構(けっこう)(した)名前(なまえ)()()うのは親近感(しんきんかん)がわいてよろしいことだ。
Not at all, that's perfectly fine. Calling each other by one's given name is a good thing; it produces a feeling of fellowship.