θͺ
JLPT N3
Recognize
Readings
Onβyomi: γγ³ (nin)
Kunβyomi: γΏγ¨(γγ) (mito(meru))
β’ γΏγ¨(γγ) β to recognize, to admit, to approve, to accept
Structure
Composition:
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Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
θͺγγ
γΏγ¨γγ
admit
η’Ίθͺ
γγγ«γ
confirmation
ζΏθͺ
γγγγ«γ
approval
θͺθ
γ«γγγ
recognition
θͺε―
γ«γγ
authorization
Example Sentences
εͺεγθͺγγΎγγ
γ©γγγ γ γΏγ¨γγΎγγ
I acknowledge the effort.
η’ΊθͺγγΎγγ
γγγ«γ γγΎγγ
I confirm it.
ζΏθͺγγγΎγγγ
γγγγ«γ γγγΎγγγ
It was approved.
θͺθγ倧δΊγ§γγ
γ«γγγ γ γ γγ γ§γγ
Recognition is important.
θͺε―γεΎγΎγγ
γ«γγ γ γγΎγγ
I obtain authorization.
Cultural Note
πΈ θͺ expresses an essential value in Japanese interpersonal communication β
acknowledgment and acceptance.
β’ In society and workplaces, recognizing othersβ efforts (εͺεγθͺγγ) or approving proposals (ζΏθͺγγ) is seen as a key sign of respect and trust.
β’ Emotionally, θͺγγ is used when someone accepts reality, a mistake, or even a feeling β showing maturity and self-awareness.
β’ In Buddhist and philosophical contexts, θͺθ (γ«γγγ) refers to perception or awareness β how one sees and understands reality.
Thus, θͺ bridges intellect and emotion, thought and speech, symbolizing the Japanese way of acknowledging with mindfulness and humility.
acknowledgment and acceptance.
β’ In society and workplaces, recognizing othersβ efforts (εͺεγθͺγγ) or approving proposals (ζΏθͺγγ) is seen as a key sign of respect and trust.
β’ Emotionally, θͺγγ is used when someone accepts reality, a mistake, or even a feeling β showing maturity and self-awareness.
β’ In Buddhist and philosophical contexts, θͺθ (γ«γγγ) refers to perception or awareness β how one sees and understands reality.
Thus, θͺ bridges intellect and emotion, thought and speech, symbolizing the Japanese way of acknowledging with mindfulness and humility.