Estructura
［な］Adjective + み
［い］Adjective［い］+ み
Detalles
Standard
Acerca de み
み is a common suffix in Japanese that has the role of transforming adjectives into nouns. This is often translated as '(A)ness' in English, but has a few small differences.
To use み, attach it to the stem form of either い-Adjectives or な-Adjectives. The 語幹 (stem form) being the form with い removed (for い-Adjectives), or な removed (for な-Adjectives).
Caution
み's differences from ~ness are as follows. み is used to highlight the 'condition', or 'place' in which something exists in a constant state. Therefore, it will not be used to highlight varying degrees of ~ness, only innate qualities that are not being specifically measured.
In addition to this, み is sometimes used directly as a substitute for 味, the kanji meaning 'taste'. In these cases, み tends to describe a quality of something that can be sensed (such as taste or color).
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Ejemplos
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このスープは魚のうま味が感じられるね。
I can taste the deliciousness of the fish in this soup, right?
人の痛みがわかる人間になろう。
Let's become people who can understand the pain of others. (~ness)
弱みを人に見せたくない。
I don't want to show others my weakness.
この文章は全然面白味がないな。
This sentence is not interesting at all. (~ness)
渋味がある食べ物は苦手だ。
I don't really like foods that have a bitter taste. (bitterness)
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