2014年1月3日 · 突然 is more formal, seen in writings often but still fine for colloquial use. Same as いきなり in meaning. 唐突 is the same as 突然 but used with human behavior, not inanimate objects, trains, astroids, etc. Example: 唐突なカミングアウト (unexpected and sudden coming out of a person about something).

2017年10月13日 · They both have the meaning sudden, but what is a subtle difference between 突然 and 忽然?

It basically says that 急に is used for more normal surprising things, like ''急に I have become hungry'' or ''急に I have gotten another appointment and need to leave''. On the other hand, 突然 is used for really surprising things like ''突然に it started raining men''. You cannot interchange those two words in these 3 examples.

2021年3月26日 · Reading Harry Potter I came across this: 一人の男が現れた。あんまり突然、あんまりスーッと現れたので、地面から湧いて出たかと思えるぐらいだった To me it seems to say "A man appeared. So quickly, so suddenly, that it could be thought he emerge...

2020年12月9日 · Definition of びっくり 1 （「吃驚」「喫驚」とも当てて書く）突然のことや意外なことに一瞬おどろくさま。 「急に肩をたたかれてびっくりする」

I thought I said it pretty clearly here: "I think I grasp the overall meaning of these sentences, but would like to understand how なんて operates in them and how it connects to the other verbs, specifically する and ある in the second quote and the omission of a verb in the second sentence of the first quote." I want to know what なんて is doing in the sentences, i.e. what it means ...

2021年11月7日 · I know the sentence means something like "This suddenly came out of the sky...". "これが" means "this is" (side question: why add "が" instead of just keeping it as "これ"?) "突然空" means "suddenly" and "sky" "から" means "from" But I'm not sure what "ふってきて" means. Is it a variation of "ふる"?, if so, why alter it?

2016年4月3日 · The main difference is in the distinction what is falling from where? Generally, things that are bound by the ground are said to 倒れる. Trees, buildings, people, poles, and so on. It also carries the sense of "to collapse". 落ちる, on the other hand, carries the broad sense of "fall" and often is not interchangeable with 倒れる. It's easier to show it with some examples. …

2021年11月18日 · In an anime there is this exchange: だが無理はするな。お前は紅椿 {あかつばき}での実戦経験は皆無だ。突然何かしらの問題が出る とも限らない 分かりました I know that とは限らない means "not necessarily", and from here I think とも限らない has the same meaning, beside being milder and indirect. Looking around, I found that ないと ...

2019年8月23日 · I am struggling in understanding how to use ふと ふと: suddenly, unexpectedly, unintentionally Based on the brief explanation on this post, ふと is used to express something unimportant that you don't th...