It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 言葉
Meaning: “word” or “language” in English. It refers to the spoken or written communication used to convey information or ideas.
Examples:
- 彼は言葉遣いが悪い。 His way of speaking is vulgar.
- 彼の言葉に丸め込まれた I was taken in by what he said.
- 辞書で言葉を調べます。 I look up a word in the dictionary.
- かなり悪い言葉のようだ。 It seems that they’re quite bad words.
- 両親の言葉を思い出した。 I remembered the words of my parents.
- 彼の言葉を信じています。 I believe his words.
- 結婚する前に言った言葉。 Words said before marriage.
- あなたの言葉で報われました I was rewarded because of your words.
- あの人の言葉に感銘を受けた I was deeply impressed by what the person said.
- その言葉が心に響いていた。 The words got to my heart.
- 彼は乱暴な言葉を吐いたぞ。 He hollered some harsh words.
