NHK「WORLD-JAPAN」さんのインスタグラム写真 - (NHK「WORLD-JAPAN」Instagram)「Do people read tea leaves in your country? 🔮 In Japan, ‘chabashira ga tatsu’ refers to a tea stem floating upright in a cup of tea. 🍵 It is considered a good omen. 😄 Here’s how it is written in kanji, hiragana, and romaji: 茶 - ちゃ - cha - tea, 柱 - ばしら - bashira - pillar, が - ga - the subject marker, 立つ - たつ - tatsu - stand. ‘Chabashira` refers to the tea stem but literally translates as ‘tea pillar’. はしら - hashira changes to ばしら - bashira when it's preceded by another word. Swipe to hear how you say it.👉👂 . 👉 Watch｜Magical Japanese: Tea｜Free On Demand｜NHK WORLD-JAPAN website.👀 . 👉For more Japanese language learning and 🆓 free video, audio and text resources, visit Learn Japanese on NHK WORLD-JAPAN’s website and click on Easy Japanese.✅ . 👉Tap in Stories/Highlights to get there.👆 . 👉Follow the link in our bio for more on the latest from Japan. . 👉If we’re on your Favorites list you won’t miss a post. . . #茶柱が立つ #chabishira #茶柱 #茶 #teareading #tasseography #japanculture #japanesewords #easyjapanese #japaneseonline #kanji #hiragana #japaneselanguage #freejapanese #learnjapanese #learnjapaneseonline #日本語 #nihongo #일본어 #japanisch #bahasajepang #ภาษาญี่ปุ่น #日語 #tiếngnhật #japan #nhkworldjapan」8月27日 6時00分