đ¸ ćĽăŽăŤăă (Haru no Nioi) â The Scent of Spring

đŻ Theme:
Hana and Yuki walk through the town as the first signs of spring appear. The gentle scent of blooming flowers reminds them that every ending naturally leads to a new beginning.
đ Setting:
- Stone-paved street lined with small shops
- Plum blossoms starting to bloom
- Warm sunlight melting away the last traces of winter
đ Vocabulary:
| Japanese | Reading | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ćĽ | ăŻă | spring |
| ĺă | ăŤăă | smell, scent |
| čą | ăŻăŞ | flower |
| ĺ˛ă | ăă | to bloom |
đ Useful Phrases:
- ćĽăŽăŤăăăăăă
(It smells like spring.) - čąăĺ˛ăĺ§ăăăă
(The flowers have started to bloom.) - ĺŁçŻăŻĺ¤ăăŁăŚăăăă ă
(The seasons are changing.)
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đ Grammar Focus:
| Grammar | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ăăŚăă | čąăĺ˛ăăŚăă | is blooming (progressive) |
| ăăăăŤăŞă | ćăăćăăăăăŤăŞăŁă | came to feel (change over time) |
| ăăŞăă | 芹ăăŞăăćŠăă | while doing |
đĽ Dialogue:
Yuki: ăćĽăŽăŤăăăăăăăă
(It smells like spring.)
Hana: ăăăăčąăĺ˛ăĺ§ăăăăăăŞăă
(Yeah, maybe because the flowers have started to bloom.)
đď¸ Final Note:
Even the smallest scents can carry the promise of change â reminding us that warmth always follows the cold.