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What does the Japanese word “Shalaku” mean?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InDoes the (USA) English metaphor “Unable to see the forest for the trees” keep its meaning if translated verbatim into Japanese?How is the last name Curry transliterated to japanese?What role does な play in the sentenceJapanese introduction speech help for an English TeacherHow to address and greet Japanese people in an english emailWhat is the Japanese meaning of the name “Kakka”?What does といった mean?What is the Japanese word for video views on the Internet?Converting names to JapaneseWhat is the suitable japanese word for “forefathers” or “ancestors” that can be used in an essay?
I bought this pencil from Uniball which is a Japanese made. It is a beautiful product. The name of the pencil is Shalaku. I wish to know what it means.
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Shalaku is just (part of) a product name. In Japanese, it's シャ楽. Here's the official site of a successor product. Etymologically, this product name is probably a parody of Sharaku, an ukiyo-e designer, whose kanji (写楽) literally means "drawing/picture" (写) and "enjoyment/ease" (楽).
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
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Shalaku is just (part of) a product name. In Japanese, it's シャ楽. Here's the official site of a successor product. Etymologically, this product name is probably a parody of Sharaku, an ukiyo-e designer, whose kanji (写楽) literally means "drawing/picture" (写) and "enjoyment/ease" (楽).
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
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Shalaku is just (part of) a product name. In Japanese, it's シャ楽. Here's the official site of a successor product. Etymologically, this product name is probably a parody of Sharaku, an ukiyo-e designer, whose kanji (写楽) literally means "drawing/picture" (写) and "enjoyment/ease" (楽).
answered 22 hours ago
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
– broccoli forest
20 hours ago
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Shalaku is just (part of) a product name. In Japanese, it's シャ楽. Here's the official site of a successor product. Etymologically, this product name is probably a parody of Sharaku, an ukiyo-e designer, whose kanji (写楽) literally means "drawing/picture" (写) and "enjoyment/ease" (楽).
answered 22 hours ago
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Shalaku is just (part of) a product name. In Japanese, it's シャ楽. Here's the official site of a successor product. Etymologically, this product name is probably a parody of Sharaku, an ukiyo-e designer, whose kanji (写楽) literally means "drawing/picture" (写) and "enjoyment/ease" (楽).
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
– broccoli forest
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
– broccoli forest
20 hours ago
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It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
– broccoli forest
20 hours ago
It may be too obvious for folks on this site but also note that mechanical pencil is called シャープペンシル or シャーペン in Japan.
– broccoli forest
20 hours ago
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