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Words — 73 found

こうとう 口頭
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', Noun
1. oral; verbal; spoken; parol​
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こうご 口語
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1. spoken language; colloquial speech​See also 文語
  • こうご口語
  • てき的な
  • はなしかた話し方
  • が
  • にちじょうかいわ日常会話
  • で
  • は
  • つか使われている
    • 。
Colloquial speech is used in everyday conversation.
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2. (modern) spoken Japanese; written style based on (modern) spoken Japanese​See also 文語
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はなことば 話し言葉
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1. spoken language; colloquial expression​See also 書き言葉
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話しことば 【はなしことば】、話言葉 【はなしことば】
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ひつぜつ 筆舌
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1. written and spoken words; description​See also 筆舌に尽くしがたい
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こうごえいご 口語英語
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1. spoken English​
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おんせいあんない 音声案内
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1. spoken instructions (over the phone, etc.); voice assist; spoken directions​
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くちことば 口言葉
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1. spoken language; spoken words​See also 口頭語
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2. language​
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口詞 【くちことば】
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こうごたい 口語体
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1. colloquial style; written style based on spoken language​See also 文語体
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でまか 出任せ
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. speaking without thinking; words spoken without much thought​
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出まかせ 【でまかせ】
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ぼう 棒
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1. pole; rod; stick; baton​
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2. line; dash​
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3. spoken monotonously​Internet slang, See also 棒読み
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くしゃみ 嚏
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1. sneeze​Usually written using kana alone
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2. spoken twice in response to someone sneezing as a charm against an early death​Idiomatic expression, Usually written using kana alone, Only applies to くさめ
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嚏 【くさめ】、嚏 【くっさめ】、嚔 【くしゃみ】、嚔 【くさめ】、嚔 【くっさめ】、クシャミ
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嚏: Rarely-used kanji form. 嚏: Rarely-used kanji form. 嚏: Rarely-used kanji form. 嚔: Rarely-used kanji form. 嚔: Rarely-used kanji form. 嚔: Rarely-used kanji form.
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おんせいげんご 音声言語
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1. spoken language​Linguistics, See also 文字言語
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うんぱくほうげん 雲伯方言
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1. dialects of Japanese spoken in Western Tottori prefecture and Eastern Shimane prefecture​See also 出雲弁
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2. Umpaku dialect​The Umpaku dialects are the Japanese dialects spoken in c... Read more
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みこと 御言
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1. the spoken words of the emperor or a noble​Honorific or respectful (sonkeigo) language
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命 【みこと】
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ぜっこう 舌耕
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1. spoken word performance; oral arts​
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こうとうご 口頭語
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1. spoken language (as opposed to literary)​See also 口語
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にっぽんはなしことばきょうかい 日本話しことば協会
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1. Association of Spoken Japanese for Better Communication​Organization name
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2. Association of Spoken Japanese for Better Communication​
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べいわ 米話
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1. American spoken English​
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ばんご 蛮語
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1. language spoken by the Emishi​Archaic, See also 蝦夷
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2. languages spoken by the nanban during the Edo Period (e.g. Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch)​Archaic, See also 南蛮
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3. foreign language​Archaic
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蕃語 【ばんご】
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どうじつろん 同日の論ではない
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1. not to be spoken of in the same breath; cannot be compared; defying all comparison; bearing no comparison; not a same-day discussion​Idiomatic expression, See also 同日の談ではない
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Sentences — 111 found

  • jreibun/721/1
      「
    • ごくろうさまご苦労様
      • です」は
    • めうえ目上
      • から
    • めした目下
      • にかける
    • ねぎら労い
      • の
    • ことば言葉
      • だと考えられるため、
    • めうえ目上
      • に対しては使わないほうがよいとされる。かといって、学生が先生に「
    • おつかお疲れさま
      • です」と言ったりするのも
    • てきとう適当
      • ではないと考えられるため注意が必要だ。
    Because “gokurõ-sama desu” (“thank you for your hard work”) is considered to be an expression of gratitude spoken from someone higher in status to someone lower, it is said that it is best not to use it towards someone of higher status. However, it’s also not particularly appropriate for students to say “Otsukare-sama desu” (Thank you for your hard work”) to their teachers, so care should be taken. — Jreibun
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