Tanglung
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Visit Malaysia: Kek Lok Si, Penang
There are so many lanterns.
提灯がたくさんあります。
chouchin ga takusan arimasu.
chouchin ga takusan arimasu.
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Some white and some yellow
黄色提灯と赤い提灯もあります。
kiiro chouchin to akai chouchin mo arimasu.
Lanterns lighting up the temple
提灯がお寺を明るくします。
chouchin ga otera wo akaruku shimasu.
How to say in Japanese: Lantern
Do you know that different color of 提灯 chouchin lantern have different meaning?
- Red: Good fortune
- Pink: Romance
- Peach-red: Decisions and opportunities
- Orange: Money
- Yellow: Success in school and/or job
- White: Health
- Light Green: Growth
- Light Blue: Hoping something comes true
- Light Purple: Idealism
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