幸せ＝しあわせ＝Shiawase
幸＝Happiness
Even if “幸(Happiness)” is upside down, “幸(Happiness)”
So the opposite of happiness is not “不幸(unhappiness)”.
Then if you lose one stick of （ー）,
So it goes from “幸” to “辛”（Depressed, feeling miserable).
幸せ＝Happiness
辛い＝Depressed, feeling miserable.
When you lose just one piece of the happiness from you, it makes you feeling miserable.
So we have to cherish what we think is ”幸(Happiness)” now.
Add “one stick（ー）” to “辛（Depressed, feeling miserable）”. You will be “幸（Happiness）”.
”辛（Depressed, feeling miserable）”and ” 幸(Happiness)”
Don’t you think this is a single piece of paper?
By the way, My master, Google teacher translate this word “辛” to “spicy” sometimes.
辛い＝Karai＝からい＝Spicy
辛い＝Tsurai＝つらい＝depressed,feeling feeling miserable
Yes! Actually these two is same character but different meaning.
I can make another story.
If I feel depressed and feeling “辛(miserable), then eat and add a super very hot spicy food as “one stick(ー)and it can makes me be 幸(Happiness)??
I’m wondering🤔
Thank you for reading.
PS
I’m not a native English speaker. I’m learning English now and doing to try to translate Japanese things in English for my study, too.
And I’m sorry if there are any grammatical mistakes.
Or please DM me on twitter or instafram from ,if my English is something wrong.That’s really helpful for me. Thank you🐈
