レッスン詳細

仁王像の写真描写をしてみよう
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
This is Japanese traditional statue called "Niou Zou". It means twin gurdians which protect at the entrance of temple.
This is a Japanese traditional statue called "Niou Zou". It means twin gurdians which protect the entrance of the temple.
Thank you for asking. Niou zou is a Buddizm gardians. They looks very strong body with thik muscle. They are also aremed with some weapons such as a stick or sword. I'm not sure the precisely religious meanings of them, but they must protect temples and the people gathering in site from some of the evil beings.
Thank you for asking. Niou zou is a Buddizm guardian. They look very strong with thick muscles. They are also armed with some weapons such as a stick or sword. I'm not sure of the precise religious meanings of them, but they must protect temples and the people gathering on site from some of the evil beings.
That's interesting point of view. When we are approaching the gate of the temple,Niou zou guardians are glaring daggers at us, so we could feel something solemn. They work a kind of switch to realize for us to be here sacred place.
That's an interesting point of view. When we are approaching the gate of the temple, Niou zou guardians are glaring daggers at us, so we can feel something solemn. They work a kind of switch to make us realise that we are in a sacred place.
関連単語
- temple(寺)
- statue(像)
- strong(強い)
- guardian(守役)
- a searching look(鋭い目つき)
関連フレーズ
- This statue looks like it is about to attack.(この銅像は今にも襲いかかって来そうに見えます。)
- The statue is nude, however there are decorations on its head.(像は裸ですが、頭の上に飾りを付けています。)
- The oldest Nio guardians in Japan are in Horyuji Temple.(日本で一番古い仁王像は法隆寺にあります。)
- The statue is made of wood.(像は木製です。)
- Temples have Nio guardians while shrines have guardian dogs.(お寺には仁王像がいる事にいる事に対して神社には狛犬がいます。)
こんな方にオススメ
2. ''at'' is not necessary.
3. Use a definite article for something specific.