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JLPT N3

Lose

Readings

On’yomi: シツ (shitsu)
Kun’yomi: うしγͺ(う) (ushina(u))
β€’ うしγͺ(う) – to lose, to miss, to part with

Vocabulary

倱う
うしγͺう
lose
ε€±ζ•—
しっぱい
failure
ε–ͺε€±
そうし぀
loss
ε€±η€Ό
γ—γ€γ‚Œγ„
rude
ε€±ζ₯­
γ—γ€γŽγ‚‡γ†
unemployment

Example Sentences

εΈŒζœ›γ‚’ε€±γ„γΎγ™γ€‚
きぼう γ‚’ うしγͺいます。
I lose hope.
ε€±ζ•—γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
しっぱい γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
I failed.
θ¨˜ζ†Άγ‚’ε–ͺ倱します。
きおく γ‚’ そうし぀ します。
I lose my memory.
倱瀼します。
γ—γ€γ‚Œγ„ します。
Excuse me.
ε€±ζ₯­γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
γ—γ€γŽγ‚‡γ† γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
I became unemployed.

Cultural Note

❌ 倱 emphasizes loss, mistakes, and social awareness in Japanese culture.
β€’ ε€±ζ•— and ε€±η€Ό reflect the importance of acknowledging errors and being polite in interactions.
β€’ The kanji underscores careful attention to responsibility and consequences, both in personal and professional life.
β€’ It appears frequently in daily expressions to convey humility or caution.