My Younger Sisters
Dec 09th 2009 21:46
Pet
In the picture, the white dog names "Chiro". She is an elder dog, over 15 years old. She losed some teeth because of the age. So she always leave on her tongue outside the mouth. When my mother just nips her tongue, she notices it and put in.
The brown dog names "Chako" whose name means the color and can write in kanji as "茶子". She is younger than the other. She is big eater and always watch for a chance to eat Chiro's foods. But, Chako don't eat Chiro's foods on the front of her.
When I was looking for a journal topic on Lang-8, I found this picture and want to meet them.
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The white dog in the picture is named "Chiro".
She is an elderly dog, over 15 years old.
She has lost a few teeth because she is so old.
So she always leaves on her tongue outside her mouth.
When my mother just nips her tongue, she notices it and takes it in. <<Sorry, I'm not sure if this word means what you think it means...it's confusing @0@>>
The brown dog is named "Chako" and her name means the color of tea and can be written in kanji like "茶子".
She is younger than the other dog.
She is a big eater and always watched for a chance to eat Chiro's foods.
But, Chako doesn't eat Chiro's foods in front of her.
When I was looking for a journal entry topic on Lang-8, I found this picture and want to see them.
Hope this helps!
> color of tea and can be written in kanji like "茶子".
No. This "茶" does not mean the color of tea.
In this case, it has only meaning the color of brown in Japanese.