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Words — 25 found

くぎ 区切り
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1. pause (in speech, writing, etc.); punctuation​
Noun
2. break; end; (place to) stop; pause; milestone (e.g. in a project)​
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句切り 【くぎり】
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句切り: Rarely-used kanji form.
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パンクチュエーション
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1. punctuation​
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くとうてん 句読点
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Noun
1. punctuation mark​
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くとうほう 句読法
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1. punctuation rules​
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こめじるし 米印
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1. komejirushi; Japanese punctuation mark similar in usage to an asterisk​※
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※印 【こめじるし】
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くとう 句読
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1. breaks and pauses (in a sentence)​
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2. punctuation​Abbreviation, See also 句読点
Noun
3. way of reading (esp. kanbun)​
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よき 読み切り
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1. finishing reading​
Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
2. non-serialised story (e.g. in a magazine); complete story; one-shot​
Noun
3. breaks and pauses (in a sentence)​See also 句読
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4. One-shot (comics)​A one-shot is a comic book that is a pilot or a stand-alo... Read more
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読切り 【よみきり】、読切 【よみきり】
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読切: Irregular okurigana usage.
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やくもの 約物
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1. punctuation marks and other special symbols​Printing
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2. Punctuation​Punctuation marks are symbols that indicate the structure... Read more
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くんてん 訓点
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1. guiding marks for rendering classical Chinese into Japanese​
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くとうもじ 句読文字
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1. punctuation character​Computing
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きじ 切れ字
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1. punctuation words in haiku, renga, etc. such as "ya", "kana", "keri", etc.​
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切字 【きれじ】
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ちょんちょん
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Adverb (fukushi), Adverb taking the 'to' particle
1. with a clap-clap (e.g. of wooden clappers)​Onomatopoeic or mimetic word
Adverb (fukushi), Adverb taking the 'to' particle
2. (touching) lightly and repeatedly; (something small hopping) repeatedly​Onomatopoeic or mimetic word
Noun
3. punctuation marks such as the dakuten​
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チョンチョン
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コロン
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1. colon (punctuation)​
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2. Colon (Cuba)​
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3. Colón​
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じゅうてん 重点
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1. important point; emphasis; stress; importance; priority​
Noun
2. iteration mark​See also 踊り字
Noun
3. colon (punctuation)​See also コロン
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きっこうかっこ 亀甲括弧
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1. tortoiseshell bracket (punctuation mark)​〔 〕
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やまがっこ 山括弧
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1. angle bracket (punctuation); chevron​
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山括弧 【やまかっこ】
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ほじょふごう 補助符号
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1. supplementary symbol (number, punctuation, etc.)​
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ほじょきごう 補助記号
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1. supplementary symbol (number, punctuation, etc.)​
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てんぽん 点本
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1. book with reading aids (such as kana or punctuation marks)​See also ヲコト点, See also 返り点, See also 訓点
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や
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1. such things as ...; and ... and​used for non-exhaustive lists related to a specific time and place
  • あなた
  • は
  • すぐに
  • そこ
  • の
  • たべもの食べ物
  • や
  • のみもの飲み物
  • の
  • たの楽しみ
  • かた方
  • が
  • わかって
  • くる
  • でしょう
    • 。
You'll soon come to enjoy the food and drink here.
Particle
2. the minute (that) ...; no sooner than ...; as soon as​See also や否や, after the dictionary form of a verb
Copula
3. be; is​Kansai dialect, See also だ
4. o; oh​punctuational exclamation in haiku, renga, etc.
  • これ
  • じゃあ
    • 、
  • ぼく僕
  • は
  • いっしょう一生
  • けっこん結婚
  • なんて
  • でき出来
  • やしない
  • や
    • 。
I guess I'm never going to get married.
5. huh; what​interjection expressing surprise
6. hi​Male term or language
7. yes; what?​Archaic
Particle
8. yes?; no?; is it?; isn't it?​Archaic, indicates a question
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9. Ya (kana)​や, in hiragana, or ヤ in katakana, is one of the Japanese ... Read more
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Sentences — 4 found

  • jreibun/1582/3
      日本語で文章を打つ時、漢字やかななどは「
    • ぜんかくもじ全角文字
      • 」、
    • えいすうじ英数字
      • やアルファベットには「
    • はんかくもじ半角文字
      • 」を使う。
    When typing in Japanese you need to be aware that there are two character widths: “full-width characters” and “half-width characters.” Full-width characters are used for kanji and kana, which are the characters used to write Japanese words. Half-width characters are used for alphanumeric characters and alphabetic characters, such as numbers, letters, and punctuation marks. — Jreibun
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