In Buddhism, it is said that our existence is composed of the five skandhas (goun).

My father turns fifty this year.

My grandfather will turn fifty-six this year.

I reported the progress of the project to the department manager yesterday.

I eat boiled eggs for breakfast.

In Japanese grammar, 'independent words' form the main part of the sentence.

My grandfather used to raise the five types of livestock in the past.

He is too absorbed in his work, using his energy wastefully like 'Gogyūzengestu'.

Have you ever seen a water buffalo?

I saw a black-crowned night heron in the park.