～振り
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Suffix attached to time expressions to indicate 'after an interval of ~'. For example, 『三年振り』 (sannen buri, 'after three years'). Grammar note: Attach directly to time words; no particle needed in between.
Theme
At a reunion, User meets an old friend Satoshi after a long time and catches up.
～振り
～ふり
after an interval of ~
Core Language Building BlocksAdverbs & Connectors
Memory Hook
Imagine a friend you haven't seen in a long time. You say, 'It's been a while!' and think of 'furi' as 'free' from seeing them — after an interval, you're free to meet again! 'Furi' → ～振り (furi, 'after an interval of ~').
Cultural Note
In Japanese, ～振り (furi) is often used in casual conversations to express nostalgia or surprise when meeting someone after a long time, such as 『久し振り』 (hisashiburi, 'long time no see'). It adds a warm, personal touch to greetings.
Forms
Base: ～振りSuffix attached to time expressions to indicate 'after an interval of ~'. For example, 『三年振り』 (sannen buri, 'after three years'). Grammar note: Attach directly to time words; no particle needed in between.