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62/100: in japan, "kaeru" means "frog" & "back home" (correct me if i'm wrong), so fishermen's wives, i've been told, used to fold frogs to protect their husband when they were at sea.
This model, designed by Toshikazu Kawasaki (demonstrated here by Yakomoga Origami here youtu.be/vKf26ZApmzs ) is more modern but can do some amazing jumps. Once again, hours of fun.
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Malin @Malin

@CountZero the word "kaeru" can be 蛙 : frog or 帰る: go home.
It is indeed the same prononciation but the kanjis are very distinctive.

CountZero @CountZero

@Malin
Merci pour l'info 👍
La prochaine fois que j'étalerai ma science, j'en aurai un peu plus à étaler 😉
J'imagine que c'est le contexte qui fait comprendre la difference entre les deux termes.
Bon, je te laisse, je dois grenouille.😂

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Malin @Malin

@CountZero Bah le premier est un nom, le second un verbe. Dans une phrase, c'est difficile de se tromper ^^

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