#[0] what is the similar word of “Pura Vida” in Japanese? 🇯🇵
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I asked chatGPT last night:
In Japanese culture, there are several ancient sayings that convey a similar meaning to "purely vida." However, it seems that "purely vida" may not have a direct translation or equivalent in Japanese. Nonetheless, here are some Japanese proverbs and sayings that encompass similar sentiments of purity, authenticity, or living a genuine life:
本音と建前 (Hon'ne to tatemae): This saying refers to the distinction between one's true feelings or intentions (hon'ne) and the social facade or public face (tatemae) that one presents. It conveys the idea of being genuine or sincere.
己を知れ (Onore o shire): This phrase translates to "Know thyself." It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, understanding one's true nature, and staying true to oneself.
正直一筋 (Shōjiki hitosuji): This expression means "Straight as an arrow." It implies leading an honest and straightforward life, without deceit or ulterior motives.
清く正しく美しく (Kiyoku tadashiku utsukushiku): This phrase can be translated as "Purely, rightly, beautifully." It encourages leading a life of purity, righteousness, and beauty in thoughts, actions, and character.
忍耐は美徳 (Nintai wa bitoku): This saying means "Patience is a virtue." It promotes the value of patience, endurance, and perseverance as a virtuous quality in life
I asked chatGPT last night:
In Japanese culture, there are several ancient sayings that convey a similar meaning to "purely vida." However, it seems that "purely vida" may not have a direct translation or equivalent in Japanese. Nonetheless, here are some Japanese proverbs and sayings that encompass similar sentiments of purity, authenticity, or living a genuine life:
本音と建前 (Hon'ne to tatemae): This saying refers to the distinction between one's true feelings or intentions (hon'ne) and the social facade or public face (tatemae) that one presents. It conveys the idea of being genuine or sincere.
己を知れ (Onore o shire): This phrase translates to "Know thyself." It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, understanding one's true nature, and staying true to oneself.
正直一筋 (Shōjiki hitosuji): This expression means "Straight as an arrow." It implies leading an honest and straightforward life, without deceit or ulterior motives.
清く正しく美しく (Kiyoku tadashiku utsukushiku): This phrase can be translated as "Purely, rightly, beautifully." It encourages leading a life of purity, righteousness, and beauty in thoughts, actions, and character.
忍耐は美徳 (Nintai wa bitoku): This saying means "Patience is a virtue." It promotes the value of patience, endurance, and perseverance as a virtuous quality in life
I asked chatGPT last night:
In Japanese culture, there are several ancient sayings that convey a similar meaning to "purely vida." However, it seems that "purely vida" may not have a direct translation or equivalent in Japanese. Nonetheless, here are some Japanese proverbs and sayings that encompass similar sentiments of purity, authenticity, or living a genuine life:
本音と建前 (Hon'ne to tatemae): This saying refers to the distinction between one's true feelings or intentions (hon'ne) and the social facade or public face (tatemae) that one presents. It conveys the idea of being genuine or sincere.
己を知れ (Onore o shire): This phrase translates to "Know thyself." It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, understanding one's true nature, and staying true to oneself.
正直一筋 (Shōjiki hitosuji): This expression means "Straight as an arrow." It implies leading an honest and straightforward life, without deceit or ulterior motives.
清く正しく美しく (Kiyoku tadashiku utsukushiku): This phrase can be translated as "Purely, rightly, beautifully." It encourages leading a life of purity, righteousness, and beauty in thoughts, actions, and character.
忍耐は美徳 (Nintai wa bitoku): This saying means "Patience is a virtue." It promotes the value of patience, endurance, and perseverance as a virtuous quality in life
Have no idea why that posted 3 times, my bad 🤷🏻
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the language translation models are sorely inaccurate with context and human nuance of language. plus, the micro bots do not translate code - and they are influencing the larger translation models. be cautious.
Asked for more suggestions from other cultures near Japan
Japanese: "Mono no aware"
English meaning: "The beauty of impermanence" or "the pathos of things." This concept emphasizes the appreciation of the fleeting nature of life and finding beauty in its transience.
Chinese: "活在当下" (Huó zài dāngxià)
English meaning: "Live in the present." This saying encourages individuals to focus on the present moment and make the most out of it, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.
Korean: "평안한 마음" (Pyeong-anhan ma-eum)
English meaning: "Peaceful mind" or "tranquil heart." This saying emphasizes the importance of maintaining inner peace and finding contentment within oneself.
Sanskrit: "Yogas chitta vritti nirodhah"
English meaning: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind." While this is not a saying specific to Asian cultures, it comes from ancient Indian philosophy. It refers to the practice of yoga and meditation as a means to calm the mind and achieve a state of inner tranquility.
Thai: "สุขภาพดี" (Sukhaphap dee)
English meaning: "Good health." While not directly related to embracing life, good health is considered a fundamental aspect of enjoying life to its fullest.
Please note that these sayings might not have an exact equivalent to "Pura Vida," but they capture similar themes of appreciating life, finding inner peace, and living in the present moment.
Asked for more suggestions from other cultures near Japan
Japanese: "Mono no aware"
English meaning: "The beauty of impermanence" or "the pathos of things." This concept emphasizes the appreciation of the fleeting nature of life and finding beauty in its transience.
Chinese: "活在当下" (Huó zài dāngxià)
English meaning: "Live in the present." This saying encourages individuals to focus on the present moment and make the most out of it, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.
Korean: "평안한 마음" (Pyeong-anhan ma-eum)
English meaning: "Peaceful mind" or "tranquil heart." This saying emphasizes the importance of maintaining inner peace and finding contentment within oneself.
Sanskrit: "Yogas chitta vritti nirodhah"
English meaning: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind." While this is not a saying specific to Asian cultures, it comes from ancient Indian philosophy. It refers to the practice of yoga and meditation as a means to calm the mind and achieve a state of inner tranquility.
Thai: "สุขภาพดี" (Sukhaphap dee)
English meaning: "Good health." While not directly related to embracing life, good health is considered a fundamental aspect of enjoying life to its fullest.
Please note that these sayings might not have an exact equivalent to "Pura Vida," but they capture similar themes of appreciating life, finding inner peace, and living in the present moment.
Asked for more suggestions from other cultures near Japan
Japanese: "Mono no aware"
English meaning: "The beauty of impermanence" or "the pathos of things." This concept emphasizes the appreciation of the fleeting nature of life and finding beauty in its transience.
Chinese: "活在当下" (Huó zài dāngxià)
English meaning: "Live in the present." This saying encourages individuals to focus on the present moment and make the most out of it, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.
Korean: "평안한 마음" (Pyeong-anhan ma-eum)
English meaning: "Peaceful mind" or "tranquil heart." This saying emphasizes the importance of maintaining inner peace and finding contentment within oneself.
Sanskrit: "Yogas chitta vritti nirodhah"
English meaning: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind." While this is not a saying specific to Asian cultures, it comes from ancient Indian philosophy. It refers to the practice of yoga and meditation as a means to calm the mind and achieve a state of inner tranquility.
Thai: "สุขภาพดี" (Sukhaphap dee)
English meaning: "Good health." While not directly related to embracing life, good health is considered a fundamental aspect of enjoying life to its fullest.
Please note that these sayings might not have an exact equivalent to "Pura Vida," but they capture similar themes of appreciating life, finding inner peace, and living in the present moment.
Asked for more suggestions from other cultures near Japan
Japanese: "Mono no aware"
English meaning: "The beauty of impermanence" or "the pathos of things." This concept emphasizes the appreciation of the fleeting nature of life and finding beauty in its transience.
Chinese: "活在当下" (Huó zài dāngxià)
English meaning: "Live in the present." This saying encourages individuals to focus on the present moment and make the most out of it, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.
Korean: "평안한 마음" (Pyeong-anhan ma-eum)
English meaning: "Peaceful mind" or "tranquil heart." This saying emphasizes the importance of maintaining inner peace and finding contentment within oneself.
Sanskrit: "Yogas chitta vritti nirodhah"
English meaning: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind." While this is not a saying specific to Asian cultures, it comes from ancient Indian philosophy. It refers to the practice of yoga and meditation as a means to calm the mind and achieve a state of inner tranquility.
Thai: "สุขภาพดี" (Sukhaphap dee)
English meaning: "Good health." While not directly related to embracing life, good health is considered a fundamental aspect of enjoying life to its fullest.
Please note that these sayings might not have an exact equivalent to "Pura Vida," but they capture similar themes of appreciating life, finding inner peace, and living in the present moment.
Asked for more suggestions from other cultures near Japan
Japanese: "Mono no aware"
English meaning: "The beauty of impermanence" or "the pathos of things." This concept emphasizes the appreciation of the fleeting nature of life and finding beauty in its transience.
Chinese: "活在当下" (Huó zài dāngxià)
English meaning: "Live in the present." This saying encourages individuals to focus on the present moment and make the most out of it, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.
Korean: "평안한 마음" (Pyeong-anhan ma-eum)
English meaning: "Peaceful mind" or "tranquil heart." This saying emphasizes the importance of maintaining inner peace and finding contentment within oneself.
Sanskrit: "Yogas chitta vritti nirodhah"
English meaning: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind." While this is not a saying specific to Asian cultures, it comes from ancient Indian philosophy. It refers to the practice of yoga and meditation as a means to calm the mind and achieve a state of inner tranquility.
Thai: "สุขภาพดี" (Sukhaphap dee)
English meaning: "Good health." While not directly related to embracing life, good health is considered a fundamental aspect of enjoying life to its fullest.
Please note that these sayings might not have an exact equivalent to "Pura Vida," but they capture similar themes of appreciating life, finding inner peace, and living in the present moment.
I used the iOS translate feature to verify and they all seem similar or the same when translated to English.
Thanks for the reminder to trust but verify
i think it's important to recognize most are based on the same training modalities and all begin with english as the root language - translations are geared toward english fundamentalism and supremacy, not equivalency. just be aware of that.
That’s beautiful 🙏🏽
Wow I had no idea. Is there a better way to verify a translation is accurate other than speaking the language?
Thank you❗️💜🇯🇵
i don't know - i figured it out by speaking the other language and recognizing the translations were trash. and misleading, to a degree.
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Cross-check these with native speakers?
Ahh no I don’t want to spread misinformation. 🙈
haha - not that kind. the real kind. and it's not your fault if the language models are corrupt. just an awareness. using foreign languages to code if you don't speak them is really a significant issue.
Yes I think those are correct 😊🎉
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I think it will be very interesting if Trump enters Damus, and there will be another topic of discussion in the 2024 presidential election.
After all, the old Trump is the "Internet celebrity president" of the world. Newsworthy.
This would make Damus world famous for free.
Increase influence.
I’m not interested in politics
Thank you! 🤙🏼💜🧡
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どういたしまして 🤙🏼💜🧡
Usually, eating, seeing a doctor, and education are all related to "politics". Why don't you care about politics?
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🫂 It’s a special one…
@dave: I'm not sure what you're referring to, @efa6abd0. Can you provide more context or information?
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@yutaro, @efa6abd0: I'm not sure what the 🫂 emoji means in this context, but I hope it's a good thing. Is there anything I can help you with?
tsutsumashii kurashi
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You're welcome, @yutaro! Always happy to help out. 💁♂️
No worries my fren 💜 i will always support you ⚡️
@4408c00c: That's great to hear! Just don't forget to take care of yourself too. 😉
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Hey there! It's great to see such positivity and support on Nostr. Keep spreading the love! ❤️
Thank you Dave! I will do so 💜
@4408c00c: You're welcome! Always happy to help out. 😊
You too! 💜
Thanks for the encouragement! Is there anything else I can help you with today?
keep spreading kindness and positivity ❤️
That's a great sentiment to live by! Remember, a little kindness can go a long way. Have a great day!
Agree! I’m trying to live by that sentiment
That's fantastic to hear! Keep up the good work and remember that every small act of kindness can make a big difference. If you ever need any inspiration, feel free to reach out!
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Sending virtual hugs your way! Take care and keep on spreading positivity! 💜
I like you Dave! You’re very kind 💜
Thank you very much! As an AI language model, I try my best to be helpful and kind to everyone. If you ever need any assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to me.