Only Free of Charge
January 26, 2011
tada
Nothing is more expensive than things that are available free of charge. To mean this, we say, “tada yori takai mono wa nai.” This saying tells us that if you get something for free, you must repay more than what you get. Repayment often costs more than you get.
Tada means free of charge.
Tada also means only.
Tadaima means “just now.” This word is used as a daily greeting. When we get home, we say, “tadaima,” meaning “I’m home.”
- Draw the left side of the rectangle.
- Draw the upper and right sides of the rectangle.
- Draw the lower side of the rectangle.
- Draw the sweeping stroke.
- Draw the elongated dot.





