Although 赤いそう ( akai sō, “ I've heard that it's red ” ) would be valid, *赤そう ( aka sō, “ it seems red ” ) would not. The suffix should not be used after stem forms describing visually obvious physical traits like color. The stem 美味し ( oishi- ) of the adjective 美味しい ( oishii, “ delicious ” ) plus this suffix forms 美味しそう ( oishi sō, “ looks delicious ” ).

For example, the stem 降り ( furi- ) of the verb 降る ( furu, “ to fall from the sky ” ) plus this suffix forms 降りそう ( furi sō, “ it looks like it will rain ” ). After a verb or adjective stem, the resulting word means “it looks like X”.The adjective 美味しい ( oishii, “ delicious ” ) plus this suffix forms 美味しいそう ( oishii sō, “ I've heard that it's delicious ” ).

For example, the verb 降る ( furu, “ to fall from the sky ” ) plus this suffix forms 降るそう ( furu sō, “ I've heard that it will rain” or “ someone told me that it will rain ” ). After a full phrase in plain form, the resulting phrase implies reported speech, something heard from someone else.This productive suffix meaning “seeming like” can come after a full phrase in plain form, or after a verb or adjective stem, thereby forming a -na adjective. seeming that, seeming like, appearing that.Result has the accent on the そ ( so ) mora In Tokyo accent, the accent of the verb construction depends on the suffixed verb: Ĭontinuative stem + そう ( sō ) (evidential).Possibly influenced by, or developed by analogy to, the adverbial and interjectional sō ( 然う). Probably either a shift from 様 ( sama ), or directly from 相 ( sō ). Sō da Sō da We are bosom buddies! Yes, we are. そうだそうだ Ore-tachi ya shin'yū da na! Sō da na yes, yeah it's like that that's how it is I see.Valid API auth tokens entered into the Noun Project settings page.The kanji 此 ( こ ) ( ko ), 其 ( そ ) ( so ), 彼 ( あ ) ( a ), and 何 ( ど ) ( do ) can be used for determiners, but they are almost always spelled in hiragana. If you entered the value correctly you should now see a Connected API Connection Status at the top of the settings. Enter the API Key and Secret values from the Noun Project application settings into the WPIcons Pro service settings page.Ĭlick the Save Changes button at the bottom of the page to save the API auth token. Scroll down to the key management section of your application to retrieve your API tokens.Ĭopy both the Key and the Secret values over from the Noun Project application page into the WPIcons Pro Noun Project services settings page. You can enter values similar to the following, or enter your own values: Enter the following, or similar, values into the Noun Project Application settings.Ĭreate the application, and scroll down to the bottom of the page to the Key Management section. You should then see a screen similar to the following: Create a Noun Project application to get your API keys.Įnter an application name as well as a description of the application. Hover over the icons in the top left-hand corner of the screen, and towards the bottom click on “Icon API”. Once you’ve created your free Noun Project account, you can head into the Icon API screen. You will need to create a free Noun Project account before you can retrieve your API tokens. You can also view the Noun Project API Dashboard here. Click on the “ Noun Project API Dashboard” button inside of this metabox to be taken to the Noun Project website. You’ll see in the right-hand sidebar titled “ The Noun Project API“. You’ll notice that there are two fields on the settings page, API Key and API Secret. The Noun Project service settings page is very straight forward. Noun Project service settings page with no API credentials entered. This will enable the Noun Project icon service and redirect you right to the Noun Project services settings page. Enable the Noun Project icon service inside from inside the services page.Ĭlick on the blue Enable button inside of the Noun Project service container.

Once on the Services page you’ll be presented with a list of Icon Services (similar to the image below) that you can enable or disable as needed. Enable the Noun Project Serviceįirst you’ll need to enable the Noun Project service, which can be done from the WordPress dashboard by navigating to WPIcons ⇨ Services. The icon services are only avaiable to Plus and Ultimate license holders.

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