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A study on the usage of synonyms "nareru, najimu, shitashimu" -Focusing on the relationship between subject and object, such as the person, thing, and animal-.
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The study looked at three Japanese words that mean different things when talking about how people, things, and animals change or feel about something. ① "Nareru" means something changes because of an object, like a person or animal. ② "Najimu" means feeling comfortable over time. ③ "Shitashimu" means enjoying something and acting positively.