Re: Where is tsukejie?

Konrad Viltersten wrote:
>>>Yes, perhaps, but i wished to use the "suggestion"
>>>word (入れ知恵). Is it to be forgotten and not
>>>used at all (provided that my intention is to sound
>>>normal and give impression of mental stability)?
>>
>>I say yes, simply because after 6 years of studying
>>Japanese I do not know this word... More standard
>>phrases like "-ta hou ga ii" would be better.
>
>
> That's an argument strong enough for me. Unless
> somebody else object. Thanks!
>

入れ知恵 is IMO still used commonly.
Just it has usually negative notion.

That is

A gives an idea to B,
and C, sees B act with that idea suspects, that it must be A, who gives such
a suggestion. (and C feels about A as negative person for that.) and say

　これはＡの入れ知恵に違いない。
(It must be A, who gave such a suggestion.
-- assuming B wouldn't think of it herself/himself.)

muchan
.

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