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What does 「再々起」mean?
What does 何もいません mean?The subjects of 言わないと分からない in this monologueWhat does the following sentence say about field fires?What does どうせ mean in this context?Particle usage of は and が in this sentenceWhat does 何だって mean in this case?Translation of the phrase: 生きる水 in contextCan't understand what this passage is trying to sayWhat does「〜も何も」mean in this context?How to translate a line with no apparent main verb
６月には日本でのデビュー３０周年を記念したコンサートを開き「再々起」を目指す
Source: https://www.sankei.com/premium/news/190429/prm1904290009-n1.html (last line of first paragraph)
I think it means most frequently sung songs but I am not sure. I understand 再々 as 'often' and 起 as 'occur/beginning' but I am confused about what the combination means.
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６月には日本でのデビュー３０周年を記念したコンサートを開き「再々起」を目指す
Source: https://www.sankei.com/premium/news/190429/prm1904290009-n1.html (last line of first paragraph)
I think it means most frequently sung songs but I am not sure. I understand 再々 as 'often' and 起 as 'occur/beginning' but I am confused about what the combination means.
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６月には日本でのデビュー３０周年を記念したコンサートを開き「再々起」を目指す
Source: https://www.sankei.com/premium/news/190429/prm1904290009-n1.html (last line of first paragraph)
I think it means most frequently sung songs but I am not sure. I understand 再々 as 'often' and 起 as 'occur/beginning' but I am confused about what the combination means.
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６月には日本でのデビュー３０周年を記念したコンサートを開き「再々起」を目指す
Source: https://www.sankei.com/premium/news/190429/prm1904290009-n1.html (last line of first paragraph)
I think it means most frequently sung songs but I am not sure. I understand 再々 as 'often' and 起 as 'occur/beginning' but I am confused about what the combination means.
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You are reading way too much into it.
「再起」 means "a return to popularity" and
「再々起」 means "a second return to popularity". In other words, it means "a re-comeback".
キム・ヨンジャ, the singer who was once very popular in Japan, fell down to the ground for the "problems" in her private life. When she returned to her home country of South Korea, however, she became quite popular again there, which was her 「再起」. Now, she is aiming for her 「再々起」 back in Japan by giving a concert this coming June.
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You are reading way too much into it.
「再起」 means "a return to popularity" and
「再々起」 means "a second return to popularity". In other words, it means "a re-comeback".
キム・ヨンジャ, the singer who was once very popular in Japan, fell down to the ground for the "problems" in her private life. When she returned to her home country of South Korea, however, she became quite popular again there, which was her 「再起」. Now, she is aiming for her 「再々起」 back in Japan by giving a concert this coming June.
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You are reading way too much into it.
「再起」 means "a return to popularity" and
「再々起」 means "a second return to popularity". In other words, it means "a re-comeback".
キム・ヨンジャ, the singer who was once very popular in Japan, fell down to the ground for the "problems" in her private life. When she returned to her home country of South Korea, however, she became quite popular again there, which was her 「再起」. Now, she is aiming for her 「再々起」 back in Japan by giving a concert this coming June.
answered 49 mins ago
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You are reading way too much into it.
「再起」 means "a return to popularity" and
「再々起」 means "a second return to popularity". In other words, it means "a re-comeback".
キム・ヨンジャ, the singer who was once very popular in Japan, fell down to the ground for the "problems" in her private life. When she returned to her home country of South Korea, however, she became quite popular again there, which was her 「再起」. Now, she is aiming for her 「再々起」 back in Japan by giving a concert this coming June.
answered 49 mins ago
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You are reading way too much into it.
「再起」 means "a return to popularity" and
「再々起」 means "a second return to popularity". In other words, it means "a re-comeback".
キム・ヨンジャ, the singer who was once very popular in Japan, fell down to the ground for the "problems" in her private life. When she returned to her home country of South Korea, however, she became quite popular again there, which was her 「再起」. Now, she is aiming for her 「再々起」 back in Japan by giving a concert this coming June.
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